Fight in women's room at Springfield gentlemen's club costs defendant $150

Many people don't realize that a property owner doesn't *need* a reason to eject a person from that property.

She can come to my place for some OTC. You are right, george. It's their property to do with what they want.

I've always wondered what gives bouncers the right to get physical with peaple.

"Many people don't realize that a property owner doesn't *need* a reason to eject a person from that property."

Not quite.
As long as the reason doesn't violate any civil rights laws they (as a public accommodation) can eject someone who is a threat to their business and/or the patron & employees inside. This case certainly qualified as reasonable and not in violation of the law.