1/5 Lauren K. 1 year ago on Google
Bouncers
have
a
superiority
complex.
First
time
visiting
and
wonāt
be
back.
Weād
just
arrived
and
my
friend
kicked
out.
Why?
Because
she
had
her
jacket.
She
was
left
alone
outside.
When
we
asked
what
the
problem
was
we
were
told
that
jackets
arenāt
allowed.
With
it
being
our
first
time
here
we
thought
there
would
be
some
leniency
as
we
didnāt
realise
this
was
an
actual
compulsory
rule.
I
spoke
to
multiple
bouncers
explaining,
they
had
no
sympathy
and
didnāt
want
to
listen,
every
single
one
had
an
attitude
problem.
Two
staff
members
were
actually
very
understanding
and
helpful,
and
explained
they
didnāt
understand
the
rules
themselvesā¦they
worked
in
the
cloak
room.
I
asked
to
speak
to
the
manager
hoping
to
have
a
human
conversation.
USELESS!
The
manager
has
a
god
complex.
I
again,
explained
our
situation
and
that
it
was
our
first
time
here
and
apologised.
He
told
me
we
passed
two
signs
and
was
given
warnings
by
the
bouncers
but
at
no
point
did
the
bouncers
mention
it
wasnāt
just
advisory.
He
spoke
down
to
me
the
whole
time
like
I
was
a
child,
he
had
the
most
unprofessional
and
patronising
attitudeā¦some
so-called
āmanagerā.
In
the
end
I
gave
in.
My
attempt
to
get
listened
to
was
about
as
useful
as
bouncers
themselves.
Two
of
my
friends
left
and
for
the
rest
of
the
little
time
we
stayed,
we
saw
multiple
people
being
man
handled
by
the
bouncers
unnecessary
when
being
kicked
out.
The
whole
place
needs
to
get
over
itself.
If
they
were
really
THAT
concerned
by
the
no-jackets-rule
and
it
being
a
āsecurity
measureā
they
could
show
some
decorum
and
be
able
to
have
a
decent
conversation,
or
even
better
they
could
have
actual
security
measures
like
bag
checks.
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