> imagine a barkeeper throwing someone out for a misbehaviour that has been communicated to them Its absolutely correct to do it. While she was working at a ba

> imagine a barkeeper throwing someone out for a misbehaviour that has been communicated to them Its absolutely correct to do it. While she was working at a bar in the caraibeans, my sister spotted a guy slipping something in a drink. The person who did it and both his friends weren't convicted (the police is useless and very 'assertive' towards victims there, especially women), but barred from all bar and restaurant owned by her employer