Clearly underage customers should take their business elsewhere.

[...] try and establish a non-commercial port where TWICs or escorts are not needed [...]

Yes, because port lands in Boston are totally easy to come by let alone the cost of facilities to dock and maintain research vessels. I don't think this is really excusable. We can provide the required credentials to truckers, longshoremen and port employees but students are an unreasonable security risk? It's also strange that student F-1 visas are not permissible and we all know there are no foreign nationals working in ports, valid work visa or not. Not a single one.

I think accommodations can be made here to allow this research to go on.

This is all a plot by the nefarious vinegar industry to make us buy more vinegar!!

The ATM I used in Madrid would localize to pretty much any language spoken in the EU. Here in Canada if you are French speaking the ATM or POS pad localize en Français once you swipe your card. Don't lots of US ATMs work in Spanish too?