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What if someone passes out in a club? (pg. 5)
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| *~LiSa-LoO~* |
| quote: | Originally posted by Grinder
Why you so mean? Why you so mean? |
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| Axer |
| quote: | Originally posted by Axer
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 .
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LOL Jokes aside! This is the LAW if no one knew about it then you should by now. :) |
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| Jayx1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Axer
LOL Jokes aside! This is the LAW if no one knew about it then you should by now. :) |
The law needs to change! |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| quote: | Originally posted by Axer
LOL Jokes aside! This is the LAW if no one knew about it then you should by now. :) |
please show me where this law is. |
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| jonnystel |
| quote: | Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
please show me where this law is. |
yeah me too. its bull.. the law is to cut someone off before they get to that point. its basic smartserve |
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| Axer |
| quote: | Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
please show me where this law is. |
Ontario Drunk and Passed out Act. Bill # 2121. I made that LAW! Haters! :mad: |
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| Vogon |
I would hope that someone would just point the person out to one of the staff, and leave it in their capable hands. I am sure Guv staff deal with this on a weekly basis.
My question is what do you do whan someone standing up stops, falls backwards and bonks their noggin. Granted they can get back up and continue, but should there be some intervention have their head checked out.
Passed out people are so peaceful, let them be. |
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| Enrick |
| Check their pockets for spare change |
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| activate |
| quote: | Originally posted by Axer
If the management had a brain at all they would come and verify the situation before taking measures.
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I think it was assumed in the question that know the person is out. If they KNOW, the person is not conscious trying to assess the situation is something nightclub management is not qualified to do. If someone is in distress, you call 911. Waiting is not going to help them, and it's not going to help the clubs case when they're in court being sued or arguing why they're liquor license shouldn't be suspened.
and besides, nightclubs have a legal obligation to get assistance for customers that are in distress.
911 = quick free phone call and costs the person who takes the ambulance $65
no immediate call = possible financial loss, possible bad publicity, possible etc.. |
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