Judy Ulmer
10:46 - 10:58
"You still get a card. It costs $25. You don't have to get a card. Nobody asks how old you are when you're in a store. It seems like it's a pretty simple and straightforward thing that would help a whole lot of people."
“You still get a card. It costs $25. You don't have to get a card. Nobody asks how old you are when you're in a store. It seems like it's a pretty simple and straightforward thing that would help a whole lot of people.”
- Speaker
- Judy Ulmer
- Timestamp
- 10:46 – 10:58
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Petersburg
- Captured at
- September 25, 2026
From the transcript
You still get a card. It costs $25. You don't have to get a card. Nobody asks how old you are when you're in a store. It seems like it's a pretty simple and straightforward thing that would help a whole lot of people.
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