| Comment | It's common for bars and clubs to turn away solo men and, even in some cases, small groups of men who don't have any women with them or, more well known, wearing suits and fancy get ups to student or punk bars.
It can go the other way too.
It's not always a fair policy, and one they're probably feeling out, but if enough patrons have complained about being creeped on by solo men or a myriad of other reasons and they've got enough customers to keep the till busy then they're under no real pressure to change it (especially with the prices of NQ64).
I worked as a bartender and bouncer in a very busy bar in Glasgow 10 years ago and I was explicitly told by a manager that if someone started giving me trouble or complaining, just refund them and then don't serve them again because the time it takes to deal with a complaint loses them more money than serving another customer. |
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