This funny and lighthearted stunt shows how important it is for us not to judge people by their looks alone.
What a nice way to illustrate this!

Ha ha. You can STAGE anything. If that were real life, there would be blood and guts all over the place. I posted a similar theme awhile ago that WASN'T staged featuring a rock organ player that looked like a banker. While it's true that we shouldn't judge people by what they APPEAR to be, if your video above was a real life scenario, I'd err on the side of caution (and common sense).

chas

What would I do? I would move these to "The Bar" where they belong.

To quote Waylon Jennings, "I don't do it no more." "Don't know why I did it before, but I don't do it no more". Some of us are lucky to be alive after going through stuff like this that WASN'T staged!

Yep!

I have to tell this story. . .
Years ago, back in about 1969, I used to play golf a lot with a group of guys, several of whom happened to be black. One day after we finished, my friend Howard Jackson found his car wouldn't start, so I gave him a ride home.
On the way, he wanted to stop and get a beer at a little neighborhood bar near his home. He opened the door and let me walk in first. It was like that old commercial where there is a general noise level, everyone talking, having fun. When I walked in there was instantly dead silence. Apparently there had never been a white guy in there before. My friend shut the door and quietly said, "He's good" and everything instantly returned to normal! After that I was always welcome there. As always, it's who you know!
My friends, times were different back then, especially in a small South Arkansas town, but I believe people are the same inside. The hard part sometimes is getting past pre-conceived expectations. I was blessed to be taught by my parents to treat every person as an individual. Heck I was raised on an Indian reservation and married a Cajun so I'm pretty much comfortable anywhere!

I hear you Don, STILL......I tend to steer clear of Biker Bars, North or South (and with or without a biker friend....if I had one.......which I don't.........unless you count Russ ).

chas

.......plus, Russ has lost his credibility at the biker bars since he started riding a scooter .



chas

Biker bars around here are fine. Mostly bankers, lawyers, doctors...people who can afford to ride high-dollar Harleys and dress up like thugs! See, don't judge!!

off to the bar

Uhh, Jerry was right, these stories belong over at 'THE BAR'. Besides, although you may not be aware of it, these stories are a little bit patronizing. Let me tell you a few about a Black guy that went into a 'White' bar....and got his ass kicked.

chas

I performed in a biker bar for about 6 months. For the first 20 minutes I was scared to death. Overall, they were nice people and loved to party. Additionally, most were well educated, had families and worked in corporate America.

Gary