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I guess someone needs to tell The Arms Room to stop their monthly ladies night as well, as all men are prohibited.
And I guess that no more bars can have ladies nights.

Someone call your congressman!

C-dub wrote: but if a pattern can be shown that you are only giving the larger scoop to women you could have a problem

Why would I have a problem?

C-dub wrote:excluding one of the protected classes

What protected class is being excluded by the firing range or the bar who has a ladies night?

there is a sub shop in Seabrook, Texas, called Neptune Subs
They have a promotion (and have for many many years) called "Bald Mondays"
If you are bald, you come in for lunch and get a savings over someone with hair.
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HERE'S THE DEAL: THE BALDER, THE BETTER "THE MORE YOU SHINE THE CHEAPER YOU DINE!"

Right or Wrong? (legal or illegal?)

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Not trying to hijack the thread, but this is in the same lines as the range day

Maybe your server will be as smooth as this fella, who added in a few compliments by way of a $0.02 total discount on a customer's receipt for "Best Butt" and "Best Looking."

Is it not OK for this restaurant to give discounts based on appearances then?

I think it is.

Would I like to be one of the recipients of the discounts vs the full price payer, sure, but it is still THEIR BUSINESS to choose how they want manage it

ETA: Do we really want MORE government out there taking MORE controls? Come on! The business WAS built by the person owning it, not the government, let them internally govern their own

If I open an ice cream parlor, can i give someone a bigger scoop for the same price as I charge someone else for a smaller scoop?
Sure I can, why? Because I OWN THE PLACE!

C-dub wrote:but that will also bring in a lot more men and they will spend their money

That is a business decision, still not a 'fairness' one,
so if

C-dub wrote:then it won't bring more men in like in a bar/club.

, well, that is still the businesses decision.
they are a PRIVATE entity

Much like Augusta National
Until this year, they would not allow women to join, I do believe they have been sued over the years, and have won every suit, because, they are PRIVATE.

The Government cannot (supposedly) give preferential treatment, but they do it on a daily basis, but that is "we the people", not "John who owns his own establishment"