> in the context of a non-sexual business I think this is in the context of an "after party" where people are NOT forced to attend -- i.e. they're on their own

> in the context of a non-sexual business I think this is in the context of an "after party" where people are NOT forced to attend -- i.e. they're on their own time. A bar with house music and alcohol (forget about the dancers) doesn't readily mesh with "business appropriate" conventions. Also, I could be mistaken, but I'm guessing the parent wouldn't mind "handsome men" dancing at a party. I'm not seeing how your comment goes against his stance.