Breeders at the spa

I won a spa certificate at a humane society charity event.
I went this afternoon for my massage and facial.
The sign on the front door, stated no children in the building because the spa is a retreat,not a daycare. I love it.
It is small one owner spa, I tipped her big, just because of the sign.
I think things are changing and people are getting tired of moo's and their kids being everywhere.

Perfect!!
Hope you become a regular there. Support the sane.

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"The death of creativity is a pram in the hallway"
- Cyril Connolly

YAYYYYYYYY! Fabulous.

Don't you just love it when people start to see kids as the PITA that they truly are? :yeah

I applaud the spa and hope that other adult-only (and adult-preferred) businesses start following their good example.

Annie, I hoped you mentioned to the spa's owner that s/he got that big tip because of the spa's policy. S/he needs to know that there is a direct connection between the policy and your generosity.

i agree, degree. All us should be supporting the people that take a stand against moos and their brats being where they don't fucking belong. A day SPA is not dayCARE. Get over it, Moo.

I know I will be supporting businesses that implement this policy.

It's because it's independently owned. If it were part of a chain, or even a franchise, you can bet there would have been some famblee-friendly clause in the corporate charter.

Good point, poofy_puf. This is one reason why I would never have a franchise. There is just too much breeder-pleasing bullshit going on. How I miss the time when breeders knew that their brats were not welcome or appropriate everfuckingwhere.

I'm embarrassed in retrospect 'cause my parents used to do that, and I remember a few times when they had to take me somewhere else or not do their event. But, in all fairness: Even though I was a rotten kid at home, I was pretty good at school and in public by myself. You would be able to leave me for hours with books and change for the vending machines from the age of 5 or 6. However, I was too young to understand that places can't be held responsible if something happens to a kid by itself in a lobby or waiting room (I am thinking in particular of times when my parents went to play raquetball at other people's health clubs. Normally, they played at the YMCA, where I had a membership too, but sometimes they would play at friends of theirs' clubs, which were not always set up to accomodate people under a certain age, usually 16 or so).

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