A handful of neighborhood bars have installed facial recognition devices that collect and share customers’ names, addresses, genders, and indiscretions with each other
I’m tired. I read “Costco gay bars” at first and thought $1.50 hot dogs at a gay bar would be a helluva good business idea.
Now I’m thinking of some nice man wearing a party shirt with the Kirkland logo all over it.
Maybe it’s just any gay bar that caters to middle age and older. After the days of youthful, wild parties give way to tamer, fiscally responsible nights. Gotta get to bed early enough to wake up for a run to the real Costco before it gets too busy. The kids need a palette of La Croix.
I’m tired. I read “Costco gay bars” at first and thought $1.50 hot dogs at a gay bar would be a helluva good business idea.
Now I’m thinking of some nice man wearing a party shirt with the Kirkland logo all over it.
Maybe it’s just any gay bar that caters to middle age and older. After the days of youthful, wild parties give way to tamer, fiscally responsible nights. Gotta get to bed early enough to wake up for a run to the real Costco before it gets too busy. The kids need a palette of La Croix.