I have heard to many complaints about the way people dress. They will stop one dude from coming in wearing something but let another dude come in wearing the same shit. I have seen it happen. They let AJ in wearing an express jacket when it was cold outside and then an hour later they told him he had to take it out to his car or he would have to leave.

 

Okay, that's kind of a lot for me to explain, but I'll do my best.

First of all, there are multiple different bouncers that all make their own decisions based off of guidelines put forth by management/owner. Sometimes, a Patron's dress will be border line of being acceptable with the dress code... so they'll let them in. Then, once they're in, another bouncer will perceive it as being out of the guidelines and say something to them. It's kind of contradictory and irritating to the customer... definitely, but that's why stuff like that happens. At Saddle Ridge, if it's border line, we ask you to fix it, or turn you away at the door, to avoid nuisances like that from happening once you're inside.

Dress codes are put forth to keep out a crowd of people that are more concerned with causing trouble and not tipping, than coming in and having a good time.

With AJ being asked to remove his coat... that sounds like a security concern to me. Coats can be used to hide a variety of things, from outside alcohol, to weapons, hence why they probably asked him to remove it. This should have been done at the door, however complacency (which is no excuse) is a consideration too.

They're anal because they want their image to be seen as "up scale" and not the go in and "pIcK uP, b1tcHes aN Sh1T y0."

 

Yea but they need to set the standard at the door and keep it that way. Oh well though. They will still make money either way. They aren't getting any of my money unless its a special occassion.