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Beachbum110 · 05-05-2008, 02:38 PM

We charge for eyewear... both Winkies ($0.50) and new goggles ($3.00) for those clients who prefer to buy them and not use the supplied (properly sanitized) ones.

We don't post an eyewear protection cop who issues tickets in the form of an "extra charge" for eyewear.

"Sorry Ma'am, you can't tan today unless you give me extra $3.00 for eye protection... I know you already bought a package and left you goggles home... but it's our new policy".

"I know, we use to lend them out... but Pamelia and Tommy Lee got Hepatitis from our salon, and thus ruined the peepers loaner program for everyone.

Oh, and before you use our bathroom please sign this waiver saying you understand the hazards of using a public restroom and the dangers of a toilet seat.

We provide them FREE to cover our a$$ests... if the customer chooses not to wear them, I can't make them. I just assume everyone did and toss them into the sanitizing solution.

05-05-2008, 02:38 PM	#20 (permalink)
Beachbum110 Join Date: Dec 29 2004 Location: MA Posts: 112 Rep Power: 4	Re: How would you transition from providing eye protection to requiring eye protectio We charge for eyewear... both Winkies ($0.50) and new goggles ($3.00) for those clients who prefer to buy them and not use the supplied (properly sanitized) ones. We don't post an eyewear protection cop who issues tickets in the form of an "extra charge" for eyewear. "Sorry Ma'am, you can't tan today unless you give me extra $3.00 for eye protection... I know you already bought a package and left you goggles home... but it's our new policy". "I know, we use to lend them out... but Pamelia and Tommy Lee got Hepatitis from our salon, and thus ruined the peepers loaner program for everyone. Oh, and before you use our bathroom please sign this waiver saying you understand the hazards of using a public restroom and the dangers of a toilet seat. We provide them FREE to cover our a$$ests... if the customer chooses not to wear them, I can't make them. I just assume everyone did and toss them into the sanitizing solution. Last edited by Beachbum110; 05-05-2008 at 02:42 PM.