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Hot-Shot Bouncer
I agree that the bouncer had no right to put his hands on a patron for knocking over an ashtray. However as someone in the industry I have to make two statements. 1. Two or more people running their mouths at a bouncer seems a little aggressive. I agree pepper spray is for hack-doormen but if you expect a bouncer to control his temper common sense and courtesy says you should control your mouth. 2. When you visit a club or bar you should always scout the security before the first drink. On the way in the door say hello. If a bouncer acts like the tough guy moron that is stereotypical of bouncers, go elsewhere. Even if you don't end up in an incident who needs some shaved ape mad dogging you all night. A good bouncer is 3 parts customer service and one part security.— December 5, 2008 3:56 p.m.