Pacha London

1 out of 10 stars

I arrived later to the club than my friends did so planned on making my own way in there. I was sober, dressed smartly, and not under the influence of drugs. The doormen told me they didn't let single males into the club and suggested I called one of my friends to come down and meet me at the door to prove that I wasn't single! Amazed, I did this but knowing my friends would either have their phones switched off or not be able to hear their phones due to the loud music. I explained this to the doormen but they turned me away and I went to another club instead.

Clearly they have a sexist door policy and the irony of it is that it was a black man who turned me away from the door. As an employer of a large number of staff in London, if I denied this man a job based on his skin colour then I would get into trouble so why should I be denied entry to this club based on the fact that I'm male? Yes, there will always be more males going clubbing than females but that's the nature of clubbing. I own an engineering company, it's an environment dominated by men but I don't turn away job applications from men because we already have a large number of male staff do I? This doorman was a real hypocrite and if people of other races and countries etc want equality then they are going to have to start practising what they preach.