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But since its not a protected class I assume businesses can turn them away
Most businesses will turn away anyone shirtless, especially where health code violations come into play.
Why is it not healthy for me to eat without a shirt again??
It's not healthy for others for you to eat without a shirt
Why?
Because (in your case) it would be vomit inducing!
🤣 Just joshing you.
Yeah I’ve gone topless in cities where it’s legal before and you just need to bring a shirt if you plan on eating
Are tits really that unsanitary that you're going to infect a restaurant topless? I've got nipples, and I think they're cleaner than my hands because I didn't touch the door handle with my pecs.
Not really, but it’s one of those things you need to be prepared to be asked to do. Many bars are cool with it though, even ones that are restaurants. I guess the whiskey disinfects the tits
Ah, got it.
Next time a restaurant gives me shit about being topless, I'll just dip a rag in some whiskey, rub my nipples with it, and say "there! Are you happy? And proceed to place my order"
How do YOU open doors???
I won't reveal this secret but I will tell you it's large and prehensile.
It's something you wouldn't have a problem with until you sat down in a booth and suddenly your back is covered in some shirtless person's sweat.
If its so hot they're sweating, the shirt would be wet and so would the chair
Right. "No shoes. No shirt. No service."
Which is fair. There's a difference between walking down the street topless and being inside a resteraunt.
If they allow it for men they might have to allow it for everybody.
Sex/gender is a protected class.
Shirted/Shirtless isn't
The entire point is, where men are allowed to do so.
Yes, but the nuance of the situation is selective enforcement.
Luckily, many of these explicitly allowed areas are resultant of lawsuits so there is precedent for those discriminated against.