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I disagree

Happy hours are illegal in Thailand

Yes , precise You need to run your business more efficient than your competition and lower the price

That has to be one too many

Yes there is a huge difference between you and I Facts can be found on the net to suit your self in this search engine world . Costs in Thailand can not be compared to Canada , UK , Australia and so the list can go on . Just to gain a liquor license in those countries can cost a great deal of money . Taking that in consideration then you can see that you can not use the same accountancy methods you dream up for running a bar business in Thailand

If you are catering to a niche market then three dependencies you mention come into play . Location being number one Price is everything

You are really sad when you have to send links to back up your statements One can play that game all day long on google to find what you want I only mention what i know . If you dont believe me ok for me

Not with the modern consumer

I give a monkeys but if you believe me . I dont need to show links to proove what i say . Do the research your self I know the modern way to a improved net profit is to reduce your prices and that goes for a bar too . You are mentioning countries other than Thailand . Thailand has far less costs when running a bar . Even the start up price is far lower than 1st world countries .

Higher turnover in the equation

I am more than versed in business i can tell you I also ran a Bar business in my younger years for 4 years . I learnt much from that experience . One lesson i learnt in those years was how to recognize a bull artist and a rip of merchant .

The Russian Government are using mercenaries all the time . Syria is a good example of there usage A hypercritical statement from them . Ukrainian citizens are returning to there country in there thousands to defend there country as well . I wish them luck .

I am not a cheap charlie or a cheap charly . You claim to be an accountant , i wonder about that . Best way to a good profit margin in modern business today is to lower prices .

I know of a man that owns a bar that charges 100 baht . Nothing to feast your eyes on either . He now and then will say come and have a beer but at 100 baht I am reluctant to bite . However it is satisfying to sit and have people to talk with and that is hard to put a price on .

Not advisable

Could be said Elon . I will buy from makro from now on . Return the empties in the box and I will have a total saving of 9 baht per bottle . Based on my average consumption I can make a saving of 900 baht each month

You assume correctly . Must I assume that you mean if I was a Ukrainian I would not say the same? Shallow

I have worked with many Russians and met a small number of individuals here in Thailand . I find them aloof . I respect them for the fact that they sacrificed millions of lives to allow us the freedom I have had through my 69 years of life .

Total living area 280 square meters , presently working on 100 square meter addition . I would like to have a pool yes , but the extra in rent required i believe would not be easy to recover having a pool . Only real benefit would make rental more attractive Rubbish is often recyclable i may add

My father came to visit me while living in Norway . I was under the false impression that all alcohol must be bought at the government run shop called the vinmonopol I purchased the only beer they had which was called elephant beer . My father after having tried a few of the beers asked if i had more elephant beer . Sure i have more i said . Good as it has hell of a kick to it he replied . Elephant beer is around 8 percent and that is why it is sold in the government alcohol outlet as i found out later .

Plus the running costs will be triple of what your house are . An expensive luxury

Price where you live can be different sure . But the price increase will most probably be 3,6 percent all over the country .

Read the Guardian article on asia now listed on the story bangkoks illicit craft breweries Perhaps you will believe the Guardian far more than myself . I did not need to read the article as i am fully aware how the large beverage companies do business in Thailand

Yes, I see your point exactly . Just sell a few bitcoin and get started . 10 million should be small change for them . But there could be a few obstacles on the way if you tried .

All the small shops were charging 55 baht in my area until yesterday with the exception of one new shop with tiles on the floor was charging 56 . My complaint is not with the shops but with the beverage companies protection from the government .