Black St Louis Restaurant has Age minimum of 30 for women and 35 for men

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That's complete cap.:usure:
How is that cap? It's the sad truth.

I was talking to a female I grew up with just yesterday and she called me old because I'm not into the childish shyt I was into 20 years ago. I had to tell her straight up I feel like I matured but nobody around me did, somehow. And we are all pushing 40
 

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Simple dress code solution:

Men must wear their pants up to their waist. Belt required.

Women can’t enter wearing bonnets or acrylic nails longer than 2 inches.

There you go. I’ve just reduced your ratchet clientele by 93%. :unimpressed:
 

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Most restaurants fail in their first year. Trying to do this right now may not be the best thing. Hope they check the legality of it so they don't come across a complaint of ageism. One way to avoid the drama is to jack up the price high enough that the youngsters would avoid it and put together a dress code policy. Age minimum is a gray area and could be found to be more of a hassle then it's worth. Even if it's legal, they may come across 1 or 2 potential lawsuits a year they would have to battle. Not worth it.
 

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Might as well go all the way and have a string quartet playing early 20th century atonal music
 

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Requiring certain people to be a specific age and others to be another age is discrimination.
Private businesses can legally discriminate based on age *so long as it isn't against a protected group*.

Men below 35 aren't.

Still, the policy is problematic as, like you stated, some 30-year old dude can still initiate some legal action against it.

Not a lawyer, so I could be wrong.

:yeshrug:
 
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