Lunchtime boozing - Strip Club or Regular Bar?

A regular bar is the proper place for a two martini power lunch.

I do both, at times. Regular, more often.

Strip club. Both have alcohol, one has nude women, the other has women in clothes. Seems like an obvious choice.

I don't drink. But The Sunnyvale Brass Rail has great lunches and if you can stay a bit you can tip your favorite girl on stage and fraternize a bit.

SJG

Strip club. I haven't been to a regular bar in years.

While I enjoy SCs I will not dine in one. If I'm not eating I will probably choose the club.

Lunch is best with non-alcoholic drinks and lap dances. Return to work sober and happy.

Man, some of you must take REALLY long lunchs? Why stevie-girl never made it beyond $40k/y bureaucratic life?

No wonder we are DOOMED! Nobody works anymore

Regular bar for columbus. Not worth paying a cover charge and having an empty stage. Also you can return to work smelling nicer

Who has time for lunch?

Regular bar! If I meet a girl I know and I like, or if one of my regulars are there, I'm going to want to spend some time with them. I can't spend less than 3 hours in a club unless it's completely dead. In a regular bar you can have 2 drinks and leave.

Only alcoholics and retirees drink during lunchtime on a work day. The days of having a few midday pops and going back to work tipsy went out of fashion about 30 years ago.

The people who go to the Brass Rail at lunch time are usually with coworkers. So they don't drink, and I don't drink.

But since we are now talking about long lunch hours, there was a time when I was doing 60min AMP sessions at lunch time. It was great, explosive GFE with girls who were not expecting to be treated like civilians.

But one of the reasons I was taking such long lunch hours was that we knew the company was going down the toilet and it had become a very negative place to spend time.

SJG

@rickdugan: I've seen that too; the 3 martini lunch is now the exception and not the rule. But the question already takes at face value that in some professions, drinking at lunch is the culture so which would we choose? If you reject the premise, then you really can't answer the question.

Because if you went to a bar for lunch you must have had drinks as well. Good logic as always, Stevie-girl!