I’ll agree with you on all points. Paceville is a place which has sadly been mismanaged. I would personally suggest the introduction of a quota of persons per square meter within any given establishment of different size-classes.

While this might have an effect upon the revenues of establishments that are always sardine-packed, it would also have the effect of distributing customers over more establishments, and hence pedestrian traffic over more streets, resulting in reduced congestion.

How to enforce? The easiest way would be the eyeballing check. Have police officers briefly visit establishments. If there appears to be too many then instruct the bouncers at the door to temporarily restrict inward access, deflating figures over the period of the next quarter-hour or so.

This would not be a complete solution to the paceville problem but it would reduce proximity-related violence and would significantly improve health and safety in establishments, or so I expect.

Thanks for the visit :)

I like the way you write. It is very poetic.

I don’t like to go to PV because it is so chaotic, noisy, dirty and crowded. If I want to listen to the music I stay at home and if I want to have a good conversation I go to a café or a restaurant (though there are good ones too in PV). For me, PV is a place full of discotheques playing music disregarding the fact that people actually have ears; places full of drunk (or God knows what else) people which is potentially dangerous as people are not thinking straight and fights apparently take place on a regular basis. Me: no, no, don’t want to be part of that :)