Women who have ventured out to party in clubs have undoubtedly at some point felt uneasy due to a creepy Tinder date or a random stranger bothering them at the bar.
Sadly, women deal with these on a regular basis to the point that cowering in club restrooms has nearly become normal. And often, a stranger in there would come to comfort you. I’ll tell you what, drunk girls in nightclub restrooms are the kindest people in the world. Even if this is wonderful, a twitter user revealed a gesture made by a club that appears to be even better.
Sharing a photo of a poster that was hanging in the women’s restroom, the user highlighted how the brand made sure that the female patrons felt secure by offering ‘angel shots’.
Found this in the women’s restroom of a nightclub.
— Sadhana 🪶 (@sadhanabalaji) September 6, 2022
It’s the little gestures like this that make a brand a ‘person’, and a likeable one at that. 🙂 pic.twitter.com/wHZg7TShQL
Naturally, the creative and easy trick they pulled impressed several Twitter users, who couldn’t stop admiring the act.
Ppaahhh… WONDERFUL ❤️❤️❤️
— Dr. Manasa (@KurudiManasa) September 6, 2022
Just, these things… 🫠🫠🫠
WHATEVER CLUB THIS IS DESERVES MUCH RESPECT..✌️✌️🙏🙏 https://t.co/mz920h5tRt
Commendable 👍🏼 I wish this type of gesture is implemented in all public places to minimise crimes.
— Vinitha M Ravishankar (@ViniMohanraaj) September 6, 2022
Awesome initiative
— Manisha Karan (@ManishaKaran1) September 6, 2022
This is so good!
— 😷 (@arpitaswrites) September 6, 2022
Good thing 👏👏
— 🇮🇳 Cop Anuj Rajput (@CopAnujrajput) September 6, 2022
We need to implement this in TH https://t.co/xiHMKf30ol
— mxm (@tequilasunr1ce) September 7, 2022
Angel shot, this one! https://t.co/NjSim4gtZT
— Hersh Kathuria (@Hershkathuria) September 7, 2022
this is so needed in all the clubs https://t.co/ZpiJVXtdAi
— dee ༼ つ ◕‿◕ ༽つ (@potatopohtato_) September 6, 2022
Brilliant idea 🖤 https://t.co/IjoL1JB5AH
— Megha Sharma (@Megha75) September 6, 2022
Should be common practice everywhere https://t.co/2f3AkPc2XJ
— Ak (@akashstronaut) September 6, 2022
Oh wow! This is awesome 😎 https://t.co/4Tv4FDcJ88
— Vijaya lakshmi (@VijuRavishankar) September 6, 2022
Earlier this year, the online community couldn’t stop cheering a bartender for making a simple move that protected a female customer. Laura Motta posted on Twitter about how a quick-witted staff had been able to send a discreet message to safeguard her from a man at the bar.
Was at a bar alone yesterday when the bartender said, “Hey, check out this text from my sister!” He showed me his phone and it said, “Do not, under any circumstances, get into a conversation with the guy sitting on your right.” Men, if you are in a position to do this, DO THIS.
— Laura Motta (@guttersniper) April 29, 2022
Little deeds matter a lot.