Agent Smith wrote: » I highly doubt that you've been the first person "scorned" by a bouncer.you know who you need to call...
Piste wrote: » I was amazed that in between shrugs and grunts bouncers knew such long words as "establishment".
Doc wrote: » Well you could ring up the bar the bouncer works at and ask for the manager, say that your 15 year old son came home last night completely drunk and that you had found out from a friend that he was allowed entry into the bar by said bouncer despite him quite obviously being underage. Tell the manager you are furious and seriously considering going to the Gardai and demanding that their license be rescinded for allowing entry to underage kids. Say that you can’t believe how incompetent the door staff must be and that unless they do something about this you will have to. You would be a cock but it would probably be pretty effective in making the guys life more difficult.
Darksaga87 wrote: » Drinking in the Q is pretty dumb, but we all do stupid things when out. My story - I went out after work on night, just for a pint, but ended up headin to a club, the bouncer refused me for not being dressed right! shirt black pants and shoes dont cut it in that píss hole. so we ended up goin to the one across the road, on the way, some homeless guy was begging. I offered him a take away in exchange that he go up and try his hardest to get in the club, knew he wouldnt get in, but pointed out the doorman, said, make his life a missery, dont let him ignore you. while he was doing this i went and got him a burger and chips, came back and the bouncers were pushing him along, i asked what happed and my mates who were there said that the doorman started calling him all the names under the sun so the dude, dropped tro, and píssed on the legs of the doorman!!! mates had it all on camera phone so we went down to show the doorman, he said, thats great i can use it in evidence! LOL no!! we will make great use of by putting it on youtube and showing it to all the other people you have turned away! he never said a word, and im too nice to put it on youtube, he is as nice as pie to us now!!! Legend! I win!! hope he got new pants. fair play to the homeless guy, who is now a person I say hello to every time i see him. he is also a legend.
Dave! wrote: » I'm really glad you didn't get in tbh, you seem like someone I would dislike lol @ you
thomond2006 wrote: » C'mon Piste, you're a mod remember? You've got to set a good example for us young 'uns.
Piste wrote: » Hello AH regulars. Tonight I was turned away from a well-known Dublin nightclub for drinking a can in the queue. Apparently not only is street-drinking illegal, but it can stop you getting into clubs, no matter how sober you are or how drunk the rest of the queue is. According to the bouncers* it "reflects badly on the establishment". I was amazed that in between shrugs and grunts bouncers knew such long words as "establishment". ANYWAY, while I recognise that for drinking in the street bouncers have every right to turn me away, do they have to be such **** about it? Every second person was staggering in drunk, and the bouncers even let in one guy with a really obviously fake drivers' licence saying "get you and your fake licence in there". When I called him up on it and asked if he'd let the rules slide for me like he did for the other guy he was like "uhhh that licence wasn't fake" even though he explicitly said it was. They were also turning away obviously sober people and having a laugh about it. So I want my petty revenge, nothing illegal, just anything to make the bouncers' lives more difficult, or maybe get them fired. I probably wont act on it, but dammit it'll make me feel better! *I had to go back and change all the "b"s in "bouncer" to lower case. Proper Nouns are too good for them.
Piste wrote: » Tonight I was turned away from a well-known Dublin nightclub for drinking a can in the queue.
YT wrote: » I used to work in a night club taking the money as people came in, we used to have bets on to see how many times the doormen were going to be "payed back" or "got" everynight. In the six years that I was there only four people ever came back.
Dragan wrote: » "Do you know who i am?" _ "Yes, you are the guy who is not coming in, i've heard of you." In the rougher years down in Limerick, after one of the best known and most well respected doormen in the city was killed, everyone and there dog thought it was a great idea to threaten doormen. My favourite one was a guy telling me he would "make me famous". I started singing a song like i was auditioning for X-factor and asked him for image and marketing advice.
YT wrote: » I used to hate the f*ckers who were refused but would proceed to stand there all night alternating between abuse and pleading to get in!
oeb wrote: » I once refused a lad (plastered) at 10.30pm, he hung around outside the door till I had everyone cleared out about 3ish. Not aggressive, just pleading. "Come on mate, I'm sober now" (As he staggers accross the path) "can I come in yet".
LittleNipper wrote: » Well i never bitched on a forum about being refused for a good reason.