Glasgow bar issues warning to punters about behaviour after 'some won't listen' (Image: Newsquest)
A SCOTTISH karaoke bar has issued a warning to punters about their behaviour after admitting some "just won't listen"...
City centre karaoke bar Cosmopol made a statement in relation to customers queueing and waiting to perform, urging them to "be kind".
They said that they "don't like doing this but unfortunately some people just won't listen".
A statement read: "All we do is the best karaoke in town. The queue gets longer as we get busier. With a full house that's a whole lot of four-minute songs to get through.
"We work our wee socks off to get your song ... please be kind, let the presenter get on with the entertainment, they're not there to pitch wits or debate queue position. There's no queue jumps here!"
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