Should i moonlight as a doorman?

Well to cut a short story even shorter i met a friend of a friend at a club tonight. He works there as a doorman and offered me the opportunity of getting some work. It's very tempting but id have to get my licence first and I'm starting a job in january anway. The hours wont clash but im wondering how much of my free time it will eat up. Hmmmm money or no money :scratch: . Im not a monter by any stretch of the imagination but i think it looks quite interesting and would certianly be an experience for me. I honestly cant decide. If any of you were to swap places with me what would you do?

might as well go for it bro, probably make not bad money and if the atmosphere in the club is good then why not?

hell yeah be a bouncer!

don't need to be big, just smart

learn the carotid chokehold

Your welcome to checkout the job here;

CLICK HERE

Its a new forum for bouncer's. Mainly based in a around the UK, but everyone is welcome.

You guys need a license to be a bouncer in the UK? The US should impliment that policy because we have entirely too many over weight/underpaid bouncers working clubs.
If you have the temperment for the job then go for it.
Goodluck,

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Originally Posted by BOUNCER

Your welcome to checkout the job here;

CLICK HERE

Its a new forum for bouncer's. Mainly based in a around the UK, but everyone is welcome.

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cheers bro i just signed up. Gonna look into getting my licence. You got any insight into whether on not i should wait for the national licence or just apply for the local one?

I did it for 2 years Prime, good time and good money. They let us in charge of the cover charge money lmao.

i can;t see the place to get a username or password...how do i register on this site?

Hey bro GO FOR IT!! My shed is still open though.. But that might be a better job.LOL

yea, all u do is open a door and hit on girls...yea id go to college for that..shiit i did go to college for that..lol

You would be crazy not to try it IMO. It can be a great experience or a crappy one depending on who you are working with and the place in which you work. If it sucks or you feel the job is not compensating you well enough for the risk you are accepting then quit. You never know how an opportunity will pan out until you give it a try.