The Breastaurant: Newish Trend

[SzczerbiakManiac]

Originally Posted by alphabassettgrrl

I wouldn't frequent a place with hunky male waiters, though.

Would you patronize a restaurant, such as Hooters, with a buxom, all female waitstaff?

I'm not trying to determine your position on the Kinsey Scale, I'm just curious if you eschew restaurants with food servers whose primary purpose is to be physically attractive.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

Would you patronize a restaurant, such as Hooters, with a buxom, all female waitstaff?

I'm not trying to determine your position on the Kinsey Scale, I'm just curious if you eschew restaurants with food servers whose primary purpose is to be physically attractive.

Not speaking for ABG, but I know I wouldn't give a rip about either. Hooters has never held any kind of attraction for me; not would Wally's Weiners

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

Would you patronize a restaurant, such as Hooters, with a buxom, all female waitstaff?

Originally Posted by alphabassettgrrl

though I'd certainly go to a place that had boobs. I've gone to Hooters in Vegas several times now. I wish the food were better, though.

She would.

My anecdotal experience says that women (straight or bi) are far less interested in nude/scantily clad males than either a) straight men are interested in nude/scantily clad females or b) gay men are interested in nude/scantily clad males.

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

Many, if not most, straight men would rather die than be thought of as gay. And in their minds, "allowing" a guy to hit on them, be ogled by, or in any way be the object of another man's attentions automatically means they are gay themselves.

Based on my unscientific observation above, I would not be surprised if, at least in California, the clientele for a Weiners Restaurant, ended up being mostly gay male. Or if not mostly, certainly a higher ratio of gay male:straight female than a Hooters' ratio of straight male:gay female.

While it's ridiculous for a straight man to feel threatened by the thought of being found attractive, and even ogled, by a gay male, I don't necessarily find it as ridiculous to not want to be surrounded day in and day out by it. Not that I particularly understand wanting to be surrounded by straight women ogling then day in and day out...oh wait, yes I do.