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What if someone passes out in a club?

The club/bar is supposed to call a cab to drive that certain person to home and pay for the fare, since you're drinking off their bar and paying cover and shit.

What happens if there is no cover, and/or you didn't drink from the bar?

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Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* What happens if there is no cover, and/or you didn't drink from the bar?

Then you better have some friends along and/or some coke on you missy.

Oh yeah great idea .... hire a taxi for a passed out person so the club can be sued for everything they have when the taxi driver decides to screw shit up.

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Originally posted by TranceGrooves Oh yeah great idea .... hire a taxi for a passed out person so the club can be sued for everything they have when the taxi driver decides to screw shit up.

There's enough underground money to pay up a taxi driver. Any club doing that should be smart enough to note up the number plate.

Sue? Yes, situation goes out of control the law is there. Sometimes it's useless because of the underground money as well.

When a venue opens up, the usually feed local departments.

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Originally posted by Axer There's enough underground money to pay up a taxi driver. Any club doing that should be smart enough to note up the number plate. Sue? Yes, situation goes out of control the law is there. Sometimes it's useless because of the underground money as well. When a venue opens up, the usually feed local departments.

Wouldn't it be easier to hand that person over to authrotites so vitals can be checked, make sure the person is ok and will live.

You know, something a smart person would do.

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Originally posted by TranceGrooves Wouldn't it be easier to hand that person over to authrotites so vitals can be checked, make sure the person is ok and will live. You know, something a smart person would do.

If you're referring bouncers as authorities, then yes, they should have proper training and briefing before handling any traumatic situation.

It's also easier to tip a bouncer and make him do things which aren't smart for any responsible bouncer.

Duty > Relativity

if the management has half a brain they call paramedics not a taxi.

fuckin throw that bitch out the door better luck next weekend

they should leave Vivid Boy's contact info at all clubs for this type of situation. he'd know what to do with them.

then at least, we'd read about it on TA the day after. amirite?

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Originally posted by activate if the management has half a brain they call paramedics not a taxi.

If the management had a brain at all they would come and verify the situation before taking measures.

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Originally posted by RobotHouse fuckin throw that bitch out the door better luck next weekend

This is what I would say when I find out that person is just another party trash.

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Originally posted by fayraree they should leave Vivid Boy's contact info at all clubs for this type of situation. he'd know what to do with them. then at least, we'd read about it on TA the day after. amirite?

If you're getting your updates only from here then you're wrong.

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Originally posted by RobotHouse fuckin throw that bitch out the door better luck next weekend

Hahahahahhaah, bril

For me it all comes down to how coordinated the person who's passed out's outfit is.

If they have a head to toe ensemble that is meshing well together and took obvious time, planning and energy to put together they get a courtesy lift home from Sal the Driver.

If they just have some thrown together getup that looks more like the uniform for the lost frickin army then bring them into the bathroom and flush they're head in the toilet...that will wake them up.

I know it seems harsh, but do you really want to be partying with people in uncoordinated outfits anyways?

Definitely call the paramedics - after helping yourself to whatever's in their wallet/purse.

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Originally posted by shanny For me it all comes down to how coordinated the person who's passed out's outfit is. If they have a head to toe ensemble that is meshing well together and took obviously time, planning and energy to put together they get a courtesy lift home from Sal the Driver. If they just have some thrown together getup that looks more like the uniform for the lost frickin army then bring them into the bathroom and flush they're head in the toilet...that will wake them up. I know it seems harsh, but do you really want to be partying with people in uncoordinated outfits anyways?

Shanny for Prime Minister

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Originally posted by shanny I know it seems harsh, but do you really want to be partying with people in uncoordinated outfits anyways?

Absolutely not. I spend hours on end making sure my outfits co-ordinate, and if I can't make it work, I don't go out.

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Originally posted by shanny For me it all comes down to how coordinated the person who's passed out's outfit is. If they have a head to toe ensemble that is meshing well together and took obvious time, planning and energy to put together they get a courtesy lift home from Sal the Driver. If they just have some thrown together getup that looks more like the uniform for the lost frickin army then bring them into the bathroom and flush they're head in the toilet...that will wake them up. I know it seems harsh, but do you really want to be partying with people in uncoordinated outfits anyways?

I prefer just to throw something together....especially if I am going to Guv...the last thing I want to do is get Guv Floor Slime on a good outfit if I passout.

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Originally posted by shanny For me it all comes down to how coordinated the person who's passed out's outfit is. If they have a head to toe ensemble that is meshing well together and took obvious time, planning and energy to put together they get a courtesy lift home from Sal the Driver. If they just have some thrown together getup that looks more like the uniform for the lost frickin army then bring them into the bathroom and flush they're head in the toilet...that will wake them up. I know it seems harsh, but do you really want to be partying with people in uncoordinated outfits anyways?

It doesn't seem harsh, it's freedom of speech.

I rather watch you work a pole with a half a bowl on the side and try not to pass out.

If I saw someone passed out in a club, I would immediately leave said club and come home and make a thread about it on tranceaddict.com as fast as I could. I would than cross my fingers and hope that the thread that I made would make me look cool and strengthen my internet persona. I've been told by multiple people that redundant discussion on the internet is where it's at.

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Originally posted by slingshot If I saw someone passed out in a club, I would immediately leave said club and come home and make a thread about it on tranceaddict.com as fast as I could. I would than cross my fingers and hope that the thread that I made would make me look cool and strengthen my internet persona. I've been told by multiple people that redundant discussion on the internet is where it's at.

Keep trying.

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Originally posted by Axer Keep trying.

Why you so mean? Why you so mean?

If you see someone passed out in a club and twitching like an epileptic... put'em in a hot tub and throw in a load of laundry.

The Tavern (legal for establishment serving alcohol) has a duty of care under both common law and statute law to see to it that the person in distress received proper medical attention. Failure to do so could result in their being ordered to pay damages for negligence (assuming their negligence caused damage to the aggrieved party) and/or suspension/revoccation of their liquor licence.

lol in this case the venue doesn't have a liquor licence (I recall that it used to serve alcohol in its Viva days; I'm sure it had one back then) and the toxicology tests might take months and if there were drugs involved then there's no way the venue could be charged because they don't serve it.

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