Michigan Strip Club Faces Backlash From Residents Over ‘Controversial’ Sign

Michigan Strip Club Faces Backlash From Residents Over ‘Controversial’ Sign

A strip club in Michigan drew flak from locals after posting a joke sign which offered jobs to new high school graduates. The sign said that they were looking for “gorgeous, confident, and talented women that can own the dance floor,” with no mention of the specific age requirements, but was aimed at fresh high school graduates.

The topless bar club in Harrison, which is named Miceli’s Corner, has gone viral for their controversial message on the sign: “Now Hiring Class of 2016.”

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