For at least decades bartenders have witnessed blind dates gone wrong, but this UK bar is doing something about it with a newly established bad Tinder date exit strategy. In St Albans, The Brickyard encourages women to come forward so they can "get you out of it."
The Brickyard is an excellent place to take a date, especially a potentially awkward first one, as they serve a wide variety of beers, cocktails and wine selections to suit anybody's tastes. Uncomfortable women can make themselves and their bad Tinder date known to the venue's bartenders by asking for Jennifer or Rachelle. They will be called a taxi or removed from the area. Signs in the ladies' bathroom also advise of the policy, which is becoming so popular they plan on extending it to the men as well.
What's Driving This Trend
- Bad Tinder Date Exit Strategy
- Opportunity for bars and restaurants to offer a safe and comfortable environment for their customers by implementing a bad Tinder date exit strategy.
- Increasing Awareness of Women's Safety
- Growing focus on women's safety and well-being leading to establishments taking proactive measures to provide support in uncomfortable situations.
- Expanding Exit Strategies for Different Situations
- Opportunity for businesses to develop and implement exit strategies for various uncomfortable or dangerous scenarios besides bad Tinder dates.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Hotels, bars, and restaurants have the potential to attract and retain customers by prioritizing their safety and comfort through innovative exit strategies.
- Technology
- Technological solutions can be developed to facilitate discreet communication between customers and staff, ensuring a seamless implementation of exit strategies.
- Personal Safety Services
- Companies offering personal safety services can collaborate with establishments to provide additional layers of support and protection, creating a safer environment for customers.
