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>> If you want to blame anyone - - >> > blame the general Goth society... they whined and >> > bitched about a Friday Goth night for years, we >give >> > them one and they don't show up. Call it what you >> > want - I call it as I see it - CRAP. >> > >> >> Oh that's right... blame your patrons! That's rich. >> Take some responsibility will ya. Ever heard of a >> business plan? > > >Ok first of all, I didn't blame our PATRONS - I blamed >those who were NOT our patrons. I blamed the GENERAL >PUBLIC. I was not pointing any fingers to anyone in >particular. So unless you have changed your name to >"general Goth society" I don't honestly understand >why there is an attitude in your post. > >Second of all - I don't know who you are, but I can >almost guarentee you are not a club promoter, and have >no idea how to run a business such as this. This is a >delicate business, in which we are at the end left to >the mercy of the crowd, not matter how much we do. >And although we have all worked very hard to bring you >this night, people still chose to go elsewhere or stay >home. So in short - unless part of your Business Plan >includes handcuffing people and dragging them to a >club, I doubt you could do much better. > >Third of all - being an experienced club person but >not a very experienced club promoter, I always made it >very clear that if anyone had any suggestions to make >our nights better, they could ALWAYS feel free to make >a comment and we would do our best to make it reality. > If we were all doing such a poor job - why do you >choose to raise your hand <U>now</U> when we are done >instead of doing it when we had a choice? > >I DO blame the general goth crowd. Facts are facts - >we are closing because people didn't come. PEROID. >For those who did come, I am sorry we have to go, and >we appreciate your support - but the common rule is >you cannot have a club open for business when your bar >doesn't pay the rent. It's not personal, it's MONEY. >THAT'S business. > >If anyone wants to discuss this with me, feel free to >come by Grimoire on it's last night. I'll be the one >and only girl, in front, behind the cash register, >taking donations for our last effort, being part of >the business, and doing what I can to make our last >night great and telling everyone I am sorry but we >hope to see them in the future. > >That's <I>my</I> business plan. >D

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