ever got kicked out of a club?
dalex
Kinda curious about this, I always hear about the possibility of getting kicked out, but never did I actually hear about anyone getting kicked out, outside of celebrity stories about getting stupid drunk & shitting on the floor (or something to that effect).
Had few situations that were cleared up after talking to a bouncer, but that's about it.
However I been only doing this for few months, so what do you OG members have to say on the subject?
Had few situations that were cleared up after talking to a bouncer, but that's about it.
However I been only doing this for few months, so what do you OG members have to say on the subject?
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I barely touched the back of her dress. She turned around and told me to give her five dollars. That is the price for a table/air dance at the time, haha.
Any way I said no way. She told bouncer to kick me out and they gave me my $5 cover back. Sat outside while my buddies were inside and talked to the hookers walking by.
Place is a shithole now. Would never go there again. Owner Michael Peters ended up in prison on Tax evasion and many of his clubs were taken away by the state of Florida.
Which I did, no tip for sure though, just what I owed, he took the $, she kept her back tome and he said, ok time to go and walked me to the door, I then told him, well its time for me to leave anyway , got what I came for, he replied, yea I know don't worry about that bitch.
Like Jackslash, I have had a few assholes kicked out.
But I would think its actually rare for intelligent and handsome TUSCL members to be kicked out of clubs.
I have seen people kicked out many times, and most times the people deserved it. There are two I remember most. The first was at Tattletales in Atlanta about 15 years ago, one guy was drunk and rude and started grabbing dancers on the floor. He got a bit mouthy and got his face shoved hard onto the table by two or three bouncers and then shoved out the door.
New Orleans about 20 years ago, was the most brutal, I ever saw, and it looked like they guys did nothing to deserve it. I was about midway in my tour of the the many dives on Bourbon street. There were so many dives I am not even sure which one it was, but it was very seedy even for the ones on Bourbon Street. I was there about twenty minutes at most and one guy stood up and tipped the girl, and I think just lightly touched her leg, and immediately three bouncers swarmed on him and the other guy he was with. The manager comes up and started yelling at both customers really loudly and told the two to leave.
The next thing I knew one of the the bouncers punched the guy standing up in the face and the guy sitting down was knocked down in the chair on his back. A few more bouncers showed up and threw both of the them forcefully on the street, and it looked like a few of the bouncers started kicking one of the guys outside.
I asked the stripper who was sitting next to me, if the bouncers can get away with that, and she said, "yep, happens all the time." That was enough for me at that place, and I quickly left the club.
Yes JayJay- please enlighten us. I hope it had something to do with you groping another dancer ;)
As I was going in the bouncer was ejecting someone. Just like in the cartoons, he had one hand on the guy's scruff of the neck, the other on the seat of his pants, tossed him down the front steps, and yelled "And don't come back!" The guy protested "she pushed me first" but it did him no good.
Most recent was at Oz in Clearwater. Heading to VIP and customer is getting into it with the manager. Heated discussion, seemed like he felt he was ripped off by 2 girls who were further stirring things up and name calling. (Per my girl, he probably had been as these two were known for ripping customers off).
Things seemed to be simmering down then the manager said "have a nice night, sir". "Sir, how dare you call me sir you...". Escalated from there. Bouncer shows up and the two forcefully move the guy to the door. Just happened to hit his head three times in quick sucession on the wall prior to the door...yikes.
Manager then comes back and apologizes to me for the "rude patron" in his words. At this point I'm hoping the injured dude doesn't come back packing. My dancer arranged to get me a freebie calendar, in which she was pictured, as compensation for the hassle.
"The CUSTOMER is always Right!"
Was alcohol involved? Hmmmmm...........could be!
Estafador, it was a 2012 club calendar that they normally sell for $15 or something. I received it complimentary. My girl autographed it for me.