View Single Post
Old 02-07-2010, 03:52 PM   #12
SassyLeo
Is Grateful

How Do You Identify?:
Queer Femme
Preferred Pronoun?:
She
Relationship Status:
Engaged
 
SassyLeo's Avatar
 

Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: The PDX
Posts: 1,526
Thanks: 846
Thanked 1,577 Times in 620 Posts
Rep Power: 856202
SassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST ReputationSassyLeo Has the BEST Reputation
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dylan View Post
My support of queer owned businesses used to be doled out more frequently and with much less basis than it is now. Used to be, if there was a queer owned business, I was there. However, I got (and still get) really sick of being raked over the coals. I'm tired of being expected to pay more money for shittier service, simply because a place is queer-owned.
*snip*
I agree.

We go to breakfast almost every Sunday. There is place we love to go, Byways Cafe...they have some delicious food. It is Queer owned AND it has great blue corn pancakes .

If it was Queer owned and had mediocre food, I would not go out of my way to spend money there.

In fact, there is a well known Lesbian bar here in town that is popular, partially because it is the only official Lesbian bar in town, and partially because they have a variety of events. Some of which I attend.

However, up until recently, they allowed smoking inside and I could not stand it. Also, it is not the cleanest place...and the staff are not always that nice.

It has been a bit better the last few times I was there...maybe they got the hint.

But if I have the choice to go there or another bar in town....it is rarely on my list.
__________________
Joy is the best makeup
-Anne Lamott
SassyLeo is offline   Reply With Quote