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Anyhow, the first thing I noticed was that a lot of remodeling had
been done. Then I noticed a stage with a miror behind it had been
added to the side. E.g. the owners had converted the bar to a
strip club. Then I noticed that there were two railings between
the stage and the audience, the outer railing was about 30 inches
in front of the inner railing and inclined at a slope of about
12/1. Yes, that's right. The bar was required to build-in wheelchair
access to the stage so that there would not be any architectural
barrier for wheelchair-bound strippers they might hire.

I have heard of a number of situations where much expense was involved in
building ramps for folks who don't exist. I wonder if the government
agencies could produce even one instance of a wheel chair bound stripper.

And even if they could, would she want to work like that?

And even if she did, who would hire her?

What next? Water ramps for goldfish?