Quick Question about Sullivan's Tap

[Kernewek]

Not sure if this is better suited for "City of Boston" or "Bruins" , but either way this has taken more of my mental energy than I care to admit.

On the way out the door of Sullivan's, the Bruins bar across from TD/North Station, somewhat above the doors, there is (or there was) a great bit of signage that says something to the effect of "if we are throwing you out it is because we are allowed to, and we are doing it for your own safety, so leave quietly"... but for the life of me I can't remember what it says exactly, and it was worth remembering exactly.

This is exactly the kind of thing that's impossible to find on the Internet, and since I'm not likely to be back around North station any time soon, does anyone know off the top, or could brave the journey to find out?

[Redz]

lol

No idea, but I love the randomness of the topic.

[Donoghus]

I don't remember either.

I spent entirely way too much time there pre & post Celtics and Bruins games in my 20s.

What a great dive bar.

[liam]

Is it:

"If we are throwing you out it's because we are allowed to, and we are doing it for your own safety, do leave quietly."

[Kernewek]

Is it:

"If we are throwing you out it's because we are allowed to, and we are doing it for your own safety, do leave quietly."

If only. It's drummed up in some kind of faux-legalese as much as I can recall. There's definitely something about personal safety in there - the implication being that the bouncers will absolutely toss you out ass over teakettle if you disagree with their assessment of the situation after they've asked you to leave. Which, if you've ever been there, is perfectly on-brand.

Last time I was there it was the middle of winter, early afternoon Bruins game going on across the street, no one else in the place. We were lucky enough to get one beer each during an intermission, because otherwise the guys behind the bar absolutely were not going to stop watching the game to serve us.