The Birch Show.

All right, Moe.

So the question is, should anybody under the age of 35 be able to go to a restaurant?

So, yeah, I heard of this rule being implemented in a club up in New York City, but I didn't

think it would actually start to be restaurants doing the same.

So there's this restaurant called Bliss Caribbean in St. Louis, Missouri, that has a controversial

rule that a lot of people seem to be split on, which is no men under 35 and no woman under 30.

According to them, the rule helps ensure a grown and sexy atmosphere.

And the restaurant claims the policy has been successful, and it just basically ensures a dining experience that's upscale and they feel like now

more restaurants are going to start to go down this line. Houston restaurants are starting to

think about doing it so a lot of local businesses are starting to actually consider changing

their policies to not allow any men under 35 or woman under 30. Okay so I can see this with like bars

or I guess restaurants that have that stress,

like the bar in the back because they don't want the drama. If you're 21, there's a certain

amount of drama and immaturity that goes along with that age when you're drinking.

Have you ever watched an episode of the Real Housewives? It doesn't matter what age you are. These

women are in their 50s and they

are throwing wine in each other's faces. That gets pathetic at that point. But I can see how the

owner would be like, okay, you know what? I just don't want that kind of drama in here. So maybe

it'll be less. But a restaurant, I'm not feeling that. I don't think it's about the drama. I think

it's the older people want to be able to use their phone lights in peace.

Maybe it's a tipping thing?

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