Re:Mall landlords struggling to find takers at a price they’...
by excalibur on Tuesday June 12, 2018 @11:49AM
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Those things already serve most shopping malls. The idea was that the venue would provide everything people needed to keep them happy until they sober up, but they would of course be free to leave by means that don't involve DUI.
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Re:Mall landlords struggling to find takers at a price they’...
by pavel_lishin on Tuesday June 12, 2018 @12:04PM
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> The idea was that the venue would provide everything people needed to keep them happy until they sober up
Then they should offer up sleeping accommodations, too.
While I know that in most places, you legally can't serve someone who's already intoxicated, in practice few people go to a bar to get slightly tipsy. If I'm going for a night out, I'm not going to be ready to drive again until morning.
Re:Mall landlords struggling to find takers at a price they’...
by excalibur on Tuesday June 12, 2018 @12:16PM
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Agreed. That's why I suggested two different types of sleeping accommodations: A nice one for occasions where you're not necessarily alone (or sleeping), and a more bare-bones one for when you just want a place to crash.