Sunday is generally a sacred day on which people especially christians are expected to demonstrate holiness. But as one time a waiter in one hotel, I made a convincing observation that only people of opposite sex, both young and old, come in partnership to book hotel rooms on sundays unlike other days of the week. As a tenant in a public yard, I have also observed that spinsters are fond of paying wonderful visits to bachelors on Sundays. Interactions with some bar owners confirmed that Sunday is always a day of higher patronage. With these few points among others, does it mean that people of opposite sex come together in hotels, bars, and bachelors' rooms for religious activities or what? What do you think?

Instead of asking the bar man, create a survey, approach these hotel guests and get them to fill it. They are in d best position to know what they are ACTUALLY doing.