[livianne]

It's a public place in the sense of being open to the general public for commerce. Such places are regulated in practically every community in America, whether privately owned or not.

only the general public with an ID proving they are an adult, and money for a cover charge. And once they are an adult, they get to make their own decisions. ANd having walked in the door, they have. therefore, no one exposed to this was surprised about it. Not my idea of public.

And Baywatch isn't technically a flash show, like my cousin calls it. But we know it is.

Sure it is, but it isn't nudity, and neither is Chippendale's.

[DannyTN]

""Not my idea of public."

Perhaps not, but appropriate termed a "public place" in the English language since at least the 17th century.