Smoke Free Atlanta Strip Club?
Jeepslow
Georgia
You'd think that if one club changed their rules, they could rule the day, maybe even cut into Follies business.
What do you think? Would you hit up a smoke free club?
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They can always have a separate or outdoor area for smoking – o/w a non-smoker can’t get the fuck away from it.
All but one of the clubs in my area allow smoking, but if there's not a crazy volume of customers (like Friday and Saturday nights) the amount of smoke is not nearly as bad. I can tolerate it.
Another thing I don't like is when strippers are smoking in the club. And it seems like A LOT of them smoke. I can't stand it. Sadly there's nothing I can do about it. :-(
I think there are a fair amount of customers, at least around here, who go to strip clubs primarily to have a cigar and a cocktail. The girls are just a bonus. I think there's also the issue of dancers smoking, to make the inside smoke free they'd have to provide a place for the strippers to smoke outside. They can't just throw a couple benches and an ash tray a few feet from the door like most places do.
As a former smoker it really doesn't bother me to be in a smoky club but when I was a smoker and had a choice, I would pick the club where I could smoke.
I did get busted in a raid by the smoking police at the Platinum Plus about 5 years ago. The fine was $25 but the manager gave me a free drink chit for my trouble.
It also has the effect of reducing the smoking rates off all various groups, including strippers.
SJG
Things change. Now it might be 25% or less? This is still higher than the general population, even allowing for a higher rate among young people, but it is still a big improvement. I believe the number will continue to drop, among young people and among SC dancers.
The general population rate is about 9%. We are the second lowest, after Utah and followed by Idaho. Most of the improvement over the last 20 years is due to indoor air protections. But now in some places we also have tighter retailing rules, and this also helps.
The worst is Kentucky, 28%.
SJG