Dørvakter
They work late nights, have to deal with drunk people and they are constantly at risk of violent nightlife guests. The drinking culture in Norway ensures that the pubs overflow with drunk people every weekend, and it is the doormen's job to look after them. They have to act like responsible adults so it doesn't slip out, and they make themselves unpopular every single night by refusing people entry. Half of all violent episodes in Oslo happen at weekends and involve drunk or intoxicated people. As a doorman, you have to be prepared for the possibility that the door may strike at any time. Who wants a job like that? In tonight's episode, Insider and presenter Stein Morten Lier enters the doorman environment in Oslo.
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