OK, first off, Trish - I'm loving that response..."Kiwini's Cosmic Bowl-A-Rama"... Classic! We gotta talk about my birthday celebration in a few weeks. Let's talk. Now even though I said my feelings about Exit more times than John Walker Lindh calling his future wife "that dirty whore," I might as well lend my 2 pennies on the fate of the club. The bottom line is that you must take the club for what it's worth: EXIT IS A CARNIVAL, not a club. Clubs are merely designated party spots, and remember, parties are meant for positive social expeiriences. With the demographics of the crowd, the different music being played, and the plain fact that nightclubs are business, Exit will never reach a point where every paying customer has a positive expeirence. It's just too big for that to happen. Now, when dealing with the fact that you must bring in a few thousand people every Friday and Saturday to stay in good shape business wise, some of those patrons are not going to be the most educated when it comes to contributing positively to a vibe. Since the size of the club demands a large number of heads to fill it in, the chances of Bang Bang's finest underage, commerical-savvy, blissfully ignorant teenyboppers with tighter clothing on than an anorexic speedskater will skyrocket. And that has already happened. There's an old saying in the nightlife industry that says if Marvisi saw 3 thugs outside Exit, he'll ask if they have $30, then just let them in. This means, as another already pointed out, that Exit's image isn't the best. Now do they want to bring in international talent? Fine. The musical fans will go, but also the patrons which I alluded to earlier will infest the club as well, making the experience not a total positive success for those whose mere motivation was to listen to good music. I can go on, but I have a life, so I'll leave with this: Exit will keep bringing in talent. For those who want to go enjoy them, go right ahead. But you are forwarned: You're risking a lot when you deal with Exit. So buyer beware.