It’s a shame they have to ostracize a large part of their revenue stream but I’m sure the peace of mind is worth it.
Black owned St.Louis restaurant sets age to enter at 35for men 30 for women. They want no young patrons. Your thoughts?
- Thread starter Amerikan Melanin
- Start date
It’s a shame they have to ostracize a large part of their revenue stream but I’m sure the peace of mind is worth it.
KateFabersBoyfriend
Superstar
Don't blame them.
Richard Glidewell
Superstar
How this gone work though? They have that much excessive traffic? They profits that high where they can comfortably do this?
Fillerguy
Veteran
I'm pretty sure this violates civil rights laws the SCOTUS are actively trying to destroy. This venue should hold off for a year while our courts destroy equal protection laws
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
Teens arent 25-30 year olds, though...
daiquiridream
Pro
They might attract more older people now than ever before. They will attract clientele who don't want to be around the young crowds other places have.
Dem313wayz
Superstar
It sucks they even have to do this. It won't work longterm. Profit margins for restaurants already are thin
bourgeoisie tall freak
Superstar
I don't think so lol. Food and bev has all kinds of age rules. A lot of restaurants/bars/clubs/venues don't allow kids or have other age based restrictions.
Chrishaune
Veteran
#ratchetset doesnt respect black businesses
It will be nice to enjoy a meal without hearing the "Aye Aye" when somebody's song comes on, and without some lowlife broad shaking her twerk wind all over the omelet station.
The grown & classy can enjoy a nice, upscale Black-owned restaurant, & the youngins can take their BS to the Waffle House.
The grown & classy can enjoy a nice, upscale Black-owned restaurant, & the youngins can take their BS to the Waffle House.
Why would they even need to do this?
And will. Trust Me, I have no desire to be around 20’ something’s and their nonsense.
