That Damned Strip Club Music
EarlTee
Horny old bastard.
It's been discussed many times before. Like several of you, I'm a wretched old fuddy-duddy and don't like the music played in most clubs.
So... I was in Burger King, in a lily-white heavily-Mormon suburb of Phoenix, and the clientele was working folks on their lunch breaks, some retirees, a few of this and that. And the music being played over the awesome Burger King sound system was rap, synthpop, rap, hip house, and rap. Exactly the sort of thing I hear at strip clubs.
Why? The only explanations I could come up with are: (1) The manager's an idiot. (2) It's all about turning over tables; don't let people get too comfortable in there, but instead chase them away. I guess number 2 is a flavor of number 1, since people you chase away tend not to return.
What am I missing?
So... I was in Burger King, in a lily-white heavily-Mormon suburb of Phoenix, and the clientele was working folks on their lunch breaks, some retirees, a few of this and that. And the music being played over the awesome Burger King sound system was rap, synthpop, rap, hip house, and rap. Exactly the sort of thing I hear at strip clubs.
Why? The only explanations I could come up with are: (1) The manager's an idiot. (2) It's all about turning over tables; don't let people get too comfortable in there, but instead chase them away. I guess number 2 is a flavor of number 1, since people you chase away tend not to return.
What am I missing?
7 comments
I haven't been in a Burger King for 7 years and a McDonalds for nearly 10, so I have no idea what they're up to.