Hooters question

The restaurant Hooters. I looked it up and they spell it, H-o-o-t-e-r-s. So when they refer to their servers as Hooters girls, how would I write that?

Hooters' girls?

Hooters girls?

What say ye? You know how you look at something so long, you're just incredibly confused -- well, that's where I am. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!!

I would say Hooters' girls, because Hooters is already plural, and in this case the girls are belonging to Hooters, so it's possessive.

That's what I see when I first look at it, anyway.

Good luck!

Hooters' girls, for sure.

I just gotta say, as a male, this statement in this post about Hooters just had me rolling :)

"You know how you look at something so long, you're just incredibly confused"

Hooters girls.  Hooters describes the girls, doesn't possess the girls. :)

Oh no, we are so split on which it could be.  I already sent the transcript out with Hooters' girls.   Again I say, oh no.

I found this on the Web: www.prnewsire.com

Columbus Hooters Girl Visits Troops in Iraq & Kuwait --...

Dec. 3, 2010... "The Hooters Girls will reach thousands of military personnel," etc.

This solves the singular and the plural aspect of this question!

Okay, I'm a tad late to this party, but I'd have to agree that no apostrophe would be needed because they're simply identifying the girl as being Hooters girls.

One interesting question, though: If any of them only had one hooter, would it make a difference? :-p