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| PartEgurl |
| I wish they would do that @ the Guvernment !!! Its always way more rammed than Stereo... $40 a person? ouch ! |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by PartEgurl
I wish they would do that @ the Guvernment !!! Its always way more rammed than Stereo... $40 a person? ouch ! |
it only takes one person to complain to the fire department. |
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| magikb |
I would rather pay $40-$50 a person or more and have it less crowded, but we all know it never works this way in ANY club.
I have yet to see that happen anyhow. |
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| SummerWolf |
lol if they actually counted the number of people coming in... that would help too.
they did it for after 8 this morning
and humm was a pain in the ass to get in there...
or maybe they use a counter... i dunno |
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| Allied Nations |
| po-po has to make their quota :stongue: |
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| Spin Laden |
| quote: | Originally posted by PartEgurl
I wish they would do that @ the Guvernment !!! Its always way more rammed than Stereo... $40 a person? ouch ! |
+1.
I may make a phantom complaint two weeks before I actually head to Toronto :p |
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| magikb |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spin Laden
+1.
I may make a phantom complaint two weeks before I actually head to Toronto :p |
LOL.. evil I tell ya!
let me know when you are making your rounds to TO this time :) |
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| italiankid |
I feel sorry for Stereo, David and the people who spent there money on last nights event. Imagine the people who had to travel 5+ hrs to your city, hotel cost etc...
I go to Stereo a lot.
I live in Toronto.
And last night, there where about 20 plus friends in town for this event.
The by laws set by the city are always a lot lower than the actual club can hold. The club was nowhere near full. The two lounges still had room. And why the police didn't ask David to open Stereobar or to stop letting people in until it clears would have been a lot better for Public Relations. The police let out all the people at once, not caring for the people, nor for the people who live or travel to Montreal. What a disgrace to the Montreal police. Such a poor handling. Imagine 26 police officers, 9 ambulance staff and 4 fireman marshalls... Is that where your Tax dollars go????? To wasted policing. I heard there was a murder in the area not related to Stereo... but I bet if one of the 26 police where patrolling the streets, the murder wouldn't have happened!!! What a shock... Everyone in Toronto is talking about the situation and I have no respect for police in Montreal. I understand they are trying to avoid a potential fire problem, but there are so many other problems they should be fixing like the crime rate then worry if its a little over the numbers. The police did a HORRIBLE job at moving traffic too. They all stood in a spot by the door and didn't move. Way to police!!! They just looked mad and not happy to be there. I thought of maybe putting a smile on there face with Tim Hortons donuts but it was to far to walk in the cold. Montreal should be embarrassed. What a waste of tax dollars and time and energy, for what? A lesson. |
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| PartEgurl |
| quote: | Originally posted by italiankid
I feel sorry for Stereo, David and the people who spent there money on last nights event. Imagine the people who had to travel 5+ hrs to your city, hotel cost etc...
I go to Stereo a lot.
I live in Toronto.
And last night, there where about 20 plus friends in town for this event.
The by laws set by the city are always a lot lower than the actual club can hold. The club was nowhere near full. The two lounges still had room. And why the police didn't ask David to open Stereobar or to stop letting people in until it clears would have been a lot better for Public Relations. The police let out all the people at once, not caring for the people, nor for the people who live or travel to Montreal. What a disgrace to the Montreal police. Such a poor handling. Imagine 26 police officers, 9 ambulance staff and 4 fireman marshalls... Is that where your Tax dollars go????? To wasted policing. I heard there was a murder in the area not related to Stereo... but I bet if one of the 26 police where patrolling the streets, the murder wouldn't have happened!!! What a shock... Everyone in Toronto is talking about the situation and I have no respect for police in Montreal. I understand they are trying to avoid a potential fire problem, but there are so many other problems they should be fixing like the crime rate then worry if its a little over the numbers. The police did a HORRIBLE job at moving traffic too. They all stood in a spot by the door and didn't move. Way to police!!! They just looked mad and not happy to be there. I thought of maybe putting a smile on there face with Tim Hortons donuts but it was to far to walk in the cold. Montreal should be embarrassed. What a waste of tax dollars and time and energy, for what? A lesson. |
Its not just a lesson, its for the safety of the people inside. Imagine if there were some sort of emergency, and the club was over packed? Good luck exiting the building in time. That could be a disaster. I would rather see some people loose out on a night @ Stereo that see people be in danger if an emergency did happen. |
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| PartEgurl |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spin Laden
+1.
I may make a phantom complaint two weeks before I actually head to Toronto :p |
I would consider doing the same, if it wouldn't be bad for my karma :D |
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| kate |
| quote: | Originally posted by PartEgurl
Its not just a lesson, its for the safety of the people inside. Imagine if there were some sort of emergency, and the club was over packed? Good luck exiting the building in time. That could be a disaster. I would rather see some people loose out on a night @ Stereo that see people be in danger if an emergency did happen. |
I understand what you're getting at, but at the same time, I've been to nights at Stereo where it's been WAY more full than that. It was obviously something that had been planned in advance, maybe a tip-off from a rival club...??
And yes, the cops did handle it pretty badly, all just standing in front of the door while people stood out in the cold, wondering what would happen. What a waste of taxpayers' money when they could have been out patrolling St-Laurent where the problems really happen. At least we know that in a club full of people on e you definitely won't be having any murders... |
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| PartEgurl |
| quote: | Originally posted by kate
I understand what you're getting at, but at the same time, I've been to nights at Stereo where it's been WAY more full than that. |
If Stereo wasn't as packed as it has been, that doesn't mean it wasn't over capacity saturday night according to the building code. I am an Interior Design student, I've had occupancy loads and safety drilled into my head at school, which is why I am so avid about this :D. I definitly agree with you, it doesnt seem like the authorities approaced the situation in the best way. |
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