Sam Leong favours women here. i am gona sue him. After that I will sue you all then myself. 
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What a shocker! Man sues Playboy after he paid to get into iconic mansion - while women walked in for free
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 7:41 PM on 28th November 2011
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A guest at a recent Playboy mansion benefit was shocked to learn that the venue favours attractive women - and now he’s suing for equal treatment.
Steve Frye claims he paid $1,000 to attend the Leather Meets Lace party, but watched while scantily-clad women got in for free.
Frye claims there's a double standard at the mansion, and that allowing women easy entry 'promotes harmful, negative stereotypes.'
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Surprised? A guest at the Leather Meets Lace benefit at the Playboy mansion was shocked to learn that the place favours attractive women, and he's suing for equal treatment
Surprised? A guest at the Leather Meets Lace benefit at the Playboy mansion was shocked to learn that the place favours attractive women, and he's suing for equal treatment
The suit, filed in California Central Court, also claims that Playboy is in violation of state’s Gender Tax Repeal Act of 1995.
TMZ reported that he is filing the lawsuit on behalf of each of the men who dropped a grand to get into the bash.
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The party, which took place on October 1, is a charity event benefiting ex-playmate Jenny McCarthy's Generation Rescue for Autism Awareness.
The adult entertainment powerhouse is no stranger to challenges in court.
Party foul: The lawsuit, which was filed in California Central Court, claims Playboy is in violation of the state's Gender Tax Repeal Act of 1995
Party foul: The lawsuit, which was filed in California Central Court, claims Playboy is in violation of the state's Gender Tax Repeal Act of 1995
Last year, former guest relations coordinator Jennifer Lewis sued over alleged age discrimination, charging that she was fired after turning 47 and replaced with someone younger.
In 2009, David Long, Jr sued the mansion for discrimination after he was charged hundreds of dollars to attend its White Party.
He claimed he had to pay $625 just to get in, while attractive women got in either for free or for much less.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ic-mansion--women-got-free.html#ixzz1f5Py93LI
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...yboy-paid-iconic-mansion--women-got-free.html
What a shocker! Man sues Playboy after he paid to get into iconic mansion - while women walked in for free
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 7:41 PM on 28th November 2011
Comments (11)
Share
A guest at a recent Playboy mansion benefit was shocked to learn that the venue favours attractive women - and now he’s suing for equal treatment.
Steve Frye claims he paid $1,000 to attend the Leather Meets Lace party, but watched while scantily-clad women got in for free.
Frye claims there's a double standard at the mansion, and that allowing women easy entry 'promotes harmful, negative stereotypes.'
Scroll down for video
Surprised? A guest at the Leather Meets Lace benefit at the Playboy mansion was shocked to learn that the place favours attractive women, and he's suing for equal treatment
Surprised? A guest at the Leather Meets Lace benefit at the Playboy mansion was shocked to learn that the place favours attractive women, and he's suing for equal treatment
The suit, filed in California Central Court, also claims that Playboy is in violation of state’s Gender Tax Repeal Act of 1995.
TMZ reported that he is filing the lawsuit on behalf of each of the men who dropped a grand to get into the bash.
More...
Pose for Playboy? 'For £250,000 Nancy will show top and bottom... in a tasteful way'
'I did it my way': Supermodel Elle Macpherson bared it all for Playboy - but on her own terms
The party, which took place on October 1, is a charity event benefiting ex-playmate Jenny McCarthy's Generation Rescue for Autism Awareness.
The adult entertainment powerhouse is no stranger to challenges in court.
Party foul: The lawsuit, which was filed in California Central Court, claims Playboy is in violation of the state's Gender Tax Repeal Act of 1995
Party foul: The lawsuit, which was filed in California Central Court, claims Playboy is in violation of the state's Gender Tax Repeal Act of 1995
Last year, former guest relations coordinator Jennifer Lewis sued over alleged age discrimination, charging that she was fired after turning 47 and replaced with someone younger.
In 2009, David Long, Jr sued the mansion for discrimination after he was charged hundreds of dollars to attend its White Party.
He claimed he had to pay $625 just to get in, while attractive women got in either for free or for much less.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ic-mansion--women-got-free.html#ixzz1f5Py93LI
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