Bikini Baristas feel the heat

Last night in Silver Lake, Washington, the areas people held a town hall meeting. They took the time to address the Grab-N-Go Espresso stand, and all of the other Bikini huts as "Adult Entertainment". The meeting took place at the Clearveiw Foursquare Church, on Highway 9. There were people there both for and against the stands and the freedom of expression that came along with them.
The final outcome of their meeting was a successful rally of the troops, to take a voice to Olympia(The Capital). One woman was seen on Q13's 10 O'clock news making a statement. She claims that the actions taken by the "Adult " stands put her in a position that made her address issues with her children. An action she, herself, was not ready to take.
I observed one of her children in the background, while she spoke to the reporter. It was then I came to the realization that her boy was near the same age as my oldest son.
At thirteen, I myself was constantly intrigued by the female body. I would like to think I was not alone. Often seeking out an opportunity to place myself in its vicinity. I know I spoke openly about it with my friends, and was very fortunate I could speak about it with my father.
The people in the State of Washington have , what seems to be, a strange idea of what to do about teen sexuality. All over the television there are ads promoting conversations with teen children. Conversations directed towards, sex, and drugs. Each one of them telling the parents over and over about the missed opportunities to talk about these very real problems with society. I welcome the reminder to speak to my children. I welcome the visual "Eye Candy".
The city of Everett, Washington's City Council was expected to address the lewd conduct issue on Wednesday. The City Councils hands were tied, claiming that it would be very hard to get a bill passed that would require baristas to wear more clothing. The best the City Council can do right now is define these stands as public places, opening the door for lewd conduct prosecution. Some residents want them defined as an adult industry, requiring them to be limited in placement. City Councilman Arlan Hatloe said he supports even stricter regulations. My guess is that Mr. Hatloe wants your living room to be a public place as well.
IN OTHER WORDS-" If I do not support this, my wife wont put out!"
Currently even the in public dress code allows for pasties and sheer undergarments in public, provided the nipple and aureoles are covered. (Sometimes it is done with a strip of electrical tape..LOL)
Rhonda Bremond was the organizer of the Silver Lake town hall meeting. Rhonda was quoted in the Everett Herald as writing in a letter, she used to invite local elected officials to the meeting "If by law, baristas and other public businesses can not be prevented from wearing nothing but stickers and strings and calling it clothing, then they need to be doing it away from my property and from my constant exposure,"
Well, IN OTHER WORDS- "I cant get my husband to look at me anymore, These women are ruining my sex life!"