Stay four feet away from the dancer, please.
Seattle enacted some rather Cincinnati-esque strip club rules, including ban on coming within four feet of the dancers.
"Cincinnati-esque" is actually incorrect, because strip clubs aren't permitted in this county. There are a handful, however, at the county borders in just about every direction.
But nothing like this:
Over the next two decades... the number of cabarets in the city fell to four from seven. By contrast, Atlanta has roughly three dozen.
36 strip clubs!
I've always thought one of the most intriguing aspects of city politics is the conflicts that arise between morality/taste and trying to attract/keep business. Every city has a plan, I suppose.
"Cincinnati-esque" is actually incorrect, because strip clubs aren't permitted in this county. There are a handful, however, at the county borders in just about every direction.
But nothing like this:
Over the next two decades... the number of cabarets in the city fell to four from seven. By contrast, Atlanta has roughly three dozen.
36 strip clubs!
I've always thought one of the most intriguing aspects of city politics is the conflicts that arise between morality/taste and trying to attract/keep business. Every city has a plan, I suppose.
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