Friday, February 12, 2021
10 to 1 says he was the class snitch in grade skool
A hearing officer on behalf of the Knoxville Beer Board revoked a bar’s beer permit for violating COVID-19 curfew mandates. The bar, Billiards and Brews, had accrued 18 curfew violations up to that point. The hearing officer, Gerald Gulley, issued the decision following a special hearing on Tuesday. According to the Knoxville City Code, businesses can’t apply for another permit for ten years after it has been revoked.
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He's giving a pass to the gay bar, so I'm guessing he was the class cork soaker.
ReplyDeleteWell, the view from here in Knoxville is this: Despite all the COVID bullshit, the place had become a nexus for late night shenanigans in the bar and out in the parking lot. Occasional fights, and a recent deadly shooting sort of sealed the deal on the place as a low-life hangout. I live about 10 miles from that place and there were cop cars there frequently... so a public nuisance.
ReplyDeleteYou need to keeps places like this open so the fucking animals won't infest your favorite hangouts.
DeleteThey won't be happy until they close down and destroy everything that makes us happy.
ReplyDeleteIdiots like this bureaucrat shouldn't be allowed any power over any body. Probably never started or operated a business and has zero idea what it takes.
ReplyDelete1979-89, I owned a restaurant business for ten years of sixteen-hour days.
Delete1989-2003, I contracted at a bureaucracy for about twenty-minutes per six-hour shift.
Those people have zero-zero-zero concept of:
* the source of their income
* value-received by the customers compared to the cost to the customers