"The coffee can stay at the stands, but bikinis belong on the beach and lingerie in the bedroom."

I agree, and it belongs in a plethora of other places. Anyone who's lived in California would know that bikini top, shorts and flip flops are standard attire. 

Enforcing a dress code is a dicey thing. They have them in K-12 schools. But if they are an adult, do you risk a ticket standing in line at the quicky mart because you got a bikini top on?

It's like back in the day with Tipper Gore and warning labels on media. I remember Frank Zappa and Dee Snider in front of congress in opposition to ratings guidelines and warning labels for certain content.

All that will happen is they will wear the minimum and circumvent any dress code. I mean, do we parade a dozen women around in different outfits to judge what belongs where?

Labeling explicit content meant more record sales because people are curious. It backfired in some ways.