After doing a quick google search, this isn't a one time occurrence.
Gunfight at the Twin Peaks [Staff Warning on page 47]
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After doing a quick google search, this isn't a one time occurrence.
Yeah I googled hooters prostitution and the first three links were 06,09 and 2011. Sounds widespread.
Brad Doan was the manager's name. Before he managed Twin Peaks in Waco, he had managed the Rudy's BBQ in waco. Rudy's in Waco shut down as a precaution after the incident too, which I found interesting on several levels
quote:That is just SICK! I didn't realize breastraunts even hired minors to work in their establishments. Also, what parent would allow their kid to work in that environment? The father admits to being "uncomfortable" with her hostess uniform, so why not be a parent and put his foot down! It's obvious she's not the brightest bulb on the string when she's been held back in middle school.
http://www.houstonpress.com/news/teen-victim-to-teen-madam-among-all-the-kids-money-mike-handed-100-bills-for-sex-one-was-charged-with-a-felony-6714300
Also it looks like most of the restaurants in question in this case took action and banned Money Mike. Though if they thought something that serious was up, I wonder why the managers didn't go to the police with it.
I've seen customers at Chilis offer the bartender money to come back to his hotel and dance for him and his crew. That doesn't mean the restaurant is running a prostitution ring. That means you've got a scumbag for a customer.
Edit to add... Now that I've finished the article, I want to puke.
Just drove by it. They have cops on the roof.
Crazy
Crazy
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Just drove by it. They have cops on the roof.
Crazy
Tactical or wood stocks?
He's a townie!
And from college station! Not horrible horrendous Bryan!
And from college station! Not horrible horrendous Bryan!
Yep
quote:I've been asking this question for two years since a TP opened across the street from my elementary school. I don't know if they lie on the forms submitted to the ATF or what, but there's no way they sell more food than booze.quote:I don't think it is. I've been in that location, before I started carrying regularly and don't recall seeing a sign stating that the entire place is 51% or a 30.06 sign.
Maybe I missed it I this thread but I would assume twin peaks is a 51% location. I don't know if it is and I am probably wrong, but jut feel like a place like that would be.
It's likely divided with 51% applying to the bar area, but not the rest of the restaurant.
Is that governed by ATF or TABC?
quote:TABC
Is that governed by ATF or TABC?
The proximity to a school regulation is a city ordinance
Your hostess, she is probably 16 or 17. If she were 18 she would be serving.
I have no idea...
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Just drove by it. They have cops on the roof.
Crazy
Tactical or wood stocks?
Haha. They were totally tacticool.
right, but here in Houston it's based on whether or not they're 51%. I could see people lying or otherwise goofing with the numbers enough so that they're not regulated like a 'bar'.
So after all the dust settles, who wins in this situation. Did somebody win a big prize for the most dead. What did anyone gain. Surely there had to be some great big reward for killing.
Towns, that's why I asked I'm almost positive that it is a very scrutinized regulation by TABC; after all, all booze in and all booze out has to be accounted for (that's why booze at bars has tax stamps on the bottles, as do cases/flats of beer and kegs.)
TABC is on those places like white on rice.
TABC is on those places like white on rice.
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DayAg! 9:34a
So after all the dust settles, who wins in this situation. Did somebody win a big prize for the most dead. What did anyone gain. Surely there had to be some great big reward for killing.
Well we aren't talking about rocket scientists here
quote:Any chance you're referring to the one on I-10 in the energy corridor? If so, there's no way they fudged the numbers with all the hand-wringing SAHMs that were trying to keep it from opening too close to their snowflakes.
right, but here in Houston it's based on whether or not they're 51%. I could see people lying or otherwise goofing with the numbers enough so that they're not regulated like a 'bar'.
The world wins.
Sounds like corporate is pissed, and yank the franchise.
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So after all the dust settles, who wins in this situation. Did somebody win a big prize for the most dead. What did anyone gain. Surely there had to be some great big reward for killing.
Society. Baltimore and Ferguson could learn a thing or two here. If you and your people are the problem, work it out amongst yourselves. Don't burn down the entire city and attack the police!
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So after all the dust settles, who wins in this situation. Did somebody win a big prize for the most dead. What did anyone gain. Surely there had to be some great big reward for killing.
9 thugs are dead, so I'd say that the productive members of society won overall.
Sounds like McClennan County is going to have a hell of a motorcycle auction in a few months.
quote:Disclaimer... I'm not in the restaurant business.
Maybe I missed it I this thread but I would assume twin peaks is a 51% location. I don't know if it is and I am probably wrong, but jut feel like a place like that would be.
They make a mint off of beer and liquor sales (especially beer) no doubt. However, I've always heard that for restaurants their biggest money maker and their smallest expense is food. The markups on food are tremendous. Consider they probably have a heavy lunch crowd that's relatively low on beer/alcohol sales they might be able to easily stay under the 51% rules.
quote:be quiet rook!
I'm willing to bet a good bit of the bikers who were not felons did have a CHL. Just imagine police responding to an active shooting where suspects and the general public were open carrying while people were getting shot and mass chaos. What a terrible idea.
was reading an article on this from the BBC and they had this map at the bottom. Made me laugh. Mexico, Texas, USA.
You have to be 18 to serve beer in Texas.
There are already back alley claims that the Bandidos and the owner were maybe under the table partners.
There are already back alley claims that the Bandidos and the owner were maybe under the table partners.
crazy! I drove by on Hwy 6 right around 12:15 yesterday. The wife was asleep, and i was looking through Mp3 playlists on my phone. Never even noticed it.
quote:Put your phone down while driving. You're going to kill somebody.
crazy! I drove by on Hwy 6 right around 12:15 yesterday. The wife was asleep, and i was looking through Mp3 playlists on my phone. Never even noticed it.
quote:quote:Disclaimer... I'm not in the restaurant business.
Maybe I missed it I this thread but I would assume twin peaks is a 51% location. I don't know if it is and I am probably wrong, but jut feel like a place like that would be.
They make a mint off of beer and liquor sales (especially beer) no doubt. However, I've always heard that for restaurants their biggest money maker and their smallest expense is food. The markups on food are tremendous. Consider they probably have a heavy lunch crowd that's relatively low on beer/alcohol sales they might be able to easily stay under the 51% rules.
You have that wrong. Food markups are nothing compared to alcohol markups.
Alcohol has very low production costs. Think how much a bottle of Maker's costs. Now remember they are selling Maker's as premium for $7/drink. And the waitress and bartender are working for tips, but you have a whole kitchen of people plus bus boys for the food production.
All I know is that the Cossacks rule East Tejas.
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Does anyone know the gangs involved?
one was the Van Buren Boys - not sure about the other.
The other no longer exists
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