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Given The Choice...
...would you opt for a trendy late-night restaurant or good old-fashioned strip club in your neighbourhood?
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Given the circumstances, I'd go for the strip joint.
A pub that has been there for years, and seemingly does not trouble the residents with late-night noise and bad behaviour seems far preferable to a load of numpties with too much money piling out in the early hours and slamming sports car doors and shouting.
A pub that has been there for years, and seemingly does not trouble the residents with late-night noise and bad behaviour seems far preferable to a load of numpties with too much money piling out in the early hours and slamming sports car doors and shouting.
TTT - I was being sarcastic - but not for the first time, it gets lots in translation.
On a serious note, I would suggest that people coming out of a late-night restaurant may be more prone to making noise - albeit without realising how much noise carries at night - as opposed to strip club patrons who, in my experience, like to slide away nice and quietly.
On a serious note, I would suggest that people coming out of a late-night restaurant may be more prone to making noise - albeit without realising how much noise carries at night - as opposed to strip club patrons who, in my experience, like to slide away nice and quietly.
Here, we have a facility that features the Grateful Dead each night and day - it's called a graveyard. That's all there is, unless the sheep arrange a disco.
The nearest pub is 2.5 miles away and they have just had a nigh-on £50k fine and costs for killing one of their customers - a Sunday lunch and she died on the way to hospital that evening.
The nearest pub is 2.5 miles away and they have just had a nigh-on £50k fine and costs for killing one of their customers - a Sunday lunch and she died on the way to hospital that evening.
Twas the lamb, the cheffess not washing her hands and they had evidence through the chain from the bowl to her kitchen, the remnants of the sheep and what came out of the poor woman.
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Baldric,
As I said, I do speak from experience.
In the 80's I worked a lot reviewing bands in a club called The Tin Can in Birmingham, it was the third floor of an old factory, the second floor was a strip club.
Quite often, the two lots of clientele would leave at the same time, the kids being loud and raucous, but the gentlemen from the strip club would quietly slip away to their cars, or walk home, always trying not to draw attention to themselves.
I make no judgements, that's just what I witnessed.
As I said, I do speak from experience.
In the 80's I worked a lot reviewing bands in a club called The Tin Can in Birmingham, it was the third floor of an old factory, the second floor was a strip club.
Quite often, the two lots of clientele would leave at the same time, the kids being loud and raucous, but the gentlemen from the strip club would quietly slip away to their cars, or walk home, always trying not to draw attention to themselves.
I make no judgements, that's just what I witnessed.
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