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Tiredtraveler
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I worked as a bar tender on the side years ago and the boss would have fire me on the spot is I dipped ice with anything other than the ice scoop in the cooler. He explained about contamination and broken glass during training.
To this day I always watch the bar tender and look over the operation behind the bar before I get anything not in a container (bottle or can beer and bottled or canned soda & water!)
I never get food from places like Bogarts either.
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I may make an exception next week because I am going to the Detroit meet up and won't have time to grab something to eat beforehand.
As for drinks, if it's a clean club I don't seem to worry but you pointed out things that I really didn't ever think about.
Dirty club, yeah just give me a bottle of beer
I've only actually had an issue twice that I can remember. Once was a rocks glass that wasn't rinsed and tasked enough like soap that I literally spit after drinking. Another time a pint had chips of glass in it, as if someone broke a glass in the cooler & didn't clean up the fallout. Both of those were in midrange clubs that try to masquerade as high end ones.
My older brother had a friend that worked as waitor in a chain-restaurant while in college and he told my brother to never drink from a glass at a restaurant or bar and to always use a straw even for water and I follow that adivce althlugh again that does not eliminate the risk entirely.
One would think dives are worse than upscale clubs but I'm not too confident upscale clubs follow the rules to a tee - more precisely I don't feel comfortable employees in upscale clubs follow the rules to a tee.
SJG
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Do you give the same amount of scrutiny when it comes to eating a stripper's pussy?
1) the glass might have not been thoroughly cleaned.
2) sometimes the beer comes out of the tap flat
3) most bars don't clean out the tap lines because it is an added cost and customers never see them. Tap lines should be cleaned out once every two weeks, or at minimum once per month.
Give me a Sincweiser in a bottle, or at least a can.
"Uh is that scoop in the ice bin clean?"
15 minutes later I'm fucking balls deep in a stripper whose real name I don't even know.
We're eating out the pussy of a stripper whose had FS with a half dozen guys and we're worried about water spots on the glasses.
I wouldn't agree with that.
I don't really care about cleanliness - since it doesn't matter - just like Motörhead and Shailynn mentioned...
Yeah - probably very very few SCs have professional restaurant grade kitchens and most of the "chefs" in SCs don't seem to be the ones that graduated at the top of their class from the best culinary schools - plus just like everything else the food at SCs IMO is often over-priced for what you are getting - I'll only eat at a SC on an emergency type basis (e.g. starving at the club and don't wanna leave and come back).
Also, when I'm in a private room doing something very unhygienic (but very fun...) with a stripper, I'm not sitting there thinking "Boy, I really hope they cleaned the tap lines!"
"A health inspector also noted "severe" build up of debris on the soda gun and moldy sour cream."
Sour cream -- right. Sure that's sour cream?
SJG
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