There is more smoke than air in this bar, it's disgusting. They are hostile to non-smokers. When I asked some woman who worked there to please keep the doors open because the smoke was hurting my throat, she snapped back in a very rude tone while blinking in a very condescending manner "Well then stand outside, sir" The owner Debbie is a lowlife. I spend money there but not a lot. I am not an alcoholic. I will drink one or two drinks in a night. So I buy three beer chips. Sometimes I will use just one a night. Debbie started talking about me to people saying "He doesn't spend enough money here". This Saturday, I came down to meet a few friends who were there. Debbie told the Karaoke host "Don't let him sing he's not spending enough money". I had two chips in my pocket still that I had purchased before. That is a tacky, classless thing to do. If you are lucky enough to be a non-smoker and you still have a functional respiratory system, stay away from this bar. Your clothes will reek by the end of the night and your throat will be sore. It really is that bad in there. And if you don't spend money then the nazi-ish Debbie will ban you from Karaoke. They seem desperate to make money and are willing to resort to such classless tactics to intimidate people into spending more. And while Debbie's husband John is a little more personable, he kept comparing his bar to a strip club saying "Well would you go to a strip club and not spend money?" He's whipped by that witch. There are oth