New Covid rules in Ohio will affect strip clubs
whodey
Fat bastard that can afford to fuck hot strippers
- NO DANCING AND NO GAME PLAYING This means there is no reason to visit a strip club since no dancing will be allowed.
- NO OPEN CONGREGATION AREAS. This means no standing around at the bar, tip rail or on the smoking patios at clubs.
- MASKS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES by all employees and all customers at all businesses except when seated and actively eating/drinking. While we have had a statewide mask order since mid-summer it hasn't been heavily enforced until now.
- If a business is caught violating the new orders the first offense will be a warning, a second offense and the business will be ordered closed for a minimum of 24 hours and further offenses will mean longer closures and possibly revoking the business license.
He also added that more restrictions could be coming soon including one big one that will kill strip clubs.
- If the trend in Covid spread does not stop by next Thursday (yeah right) he will order ALL BARS, RESTAURANTS and FITNESS CENTERS to be CLOSED because "these are places where it is difficult or impossible to maintain mask-wearing, which we know now is the chief way of slowing this virus."
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I gladly wear my mask at the club if that’s what it takes to keep “non-essential” businesses open.
I am proud to live in Texas ( we are number #1 in Covid cases) because nothing is locked down. Strip clubs in my area still allow dances and siting at the bar.
Regarding dancing, I believe he was referring to groups of people dancing on a dance floor at a party or regular club. A lone stripper on a stage doesn't fall into that category. A private dance may or may not.
We'll see how things play out in the next few days.
Seems inevitable it’s going to be a long dark winter - but what the fuck do I know, I haven’t been anywhere in 7 months.
I have been noticing many restaurants getting lax on the seating. Way more than 50% occupancy, tables much less than 6 feet apart. The main ones who are still following the rules are the chains like Olive Garden, Longhorn, O'Charlies, etc. Which is why my eating out preferences have lessened considerably. If the parking lot is full and it' not one of the restaurants that makes you wait outside, I drive by.