The Bad Bitch Club, along with their business partner Father Tanner Phillips (who would own and run the establishment), recently submitted a proposal to take ownership of Bahama Mama’s. Although the idea of the BBC managing Bahama Mama’s sparked considerable excitement among Los Santos citizens, the proposal was ultimately not approved. Contrary to assumptions, the BBC did not intend to use Bahama Mama’s for criminal purposes; instead, they envisioned it as a welcoming venue open daily, where everyone—from criminals and civilians to police—could come together for enjoyment. Numerous events were planned, as well as initiatives like partnering with the DOC’s food truck to offer community service opportunities. Additionally, with Blondie being a city icon, it only feels fitting for her to have a place that reflects her legendary status.

If you feel the BBC should be running Bahama Mama's, sign the petition now and send a message to the business council!

A message from Blondie:
"My mom was shot in front of me when I was 12. All I have left of her are her Britney Spears CD's and Michael Jackson records that I've listened to a million times. I recently found out that she also used to work at Bahama Mama's, like back in the 19 hundreds. There are pictures and VHS tapes of her all over the office. She had a life here and a legacy here. I need to own this so that I own a big part of her life because she was only ever able to be a small part of mine."

Our business proposal for BM's:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vx_4h7rW2r...