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What on earth happened to Nana Plaza?


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10 hours ago, lovelomsak said:

Do you really believe what you posted?

  Very few girls enjoy any of our styles of music. They just get up and shuffle for the cash and to try and catch the eye of a customer to bar fine them. The music means nothing to them.

I think there is more to the coyote influence that meets the eye also. As in mafia hire our girls or get ran out of business.

  The girls by nature are free spirits who listen to their own drummer.  They like to decide if they go to work or not when  they like on their terms.The coyote bosses have simply muscled their way in. What the girls really like is to come and go as they please. They do not like bosses and as coyotes have 2.

I don't only believe it. I know it's true.

 

Just recently I went with one girl from a bar with what many customers call decent music to another place where she wanted to visit her friend. And we spoke about the differences of the bars. She told me she likes the friend's bar a lot more because of the "dance" music and she would prefer to work there (one reason being the music). Now she does not work in the previous bar anymore...

 

About the coyotes: They get officially paid a lot more money than the regular girls just for dancing. And many of them are hired by the coyote supplier with fb adds like "make 800B a day for dancing". Obviously soon enough the girls find out that dancing is not the only performance they can sell. Some do that but others are relative reluctant and really only dance and make money from expensive drinks.

There might be other (criminal) reason why the girls stay with the coyote supplier. But I guess that is not much different why girls stay in certain bars which are controlled by influential people.

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I agree with the poster also, it seemed to go downhill with the English in the late 90's when there pound was strong, they threw money around and the price trebled in six months, with that the girls bad attitude started and it never recovered to the good old days.

As far as music go's I am always amazed when in a gogo, you look around and the age of punters is say 50 to 70 yet the play doff doff music, they dont seem to read the age group and play appropriate music, can't say it bothers me much as I avoid the place now and have done for years...

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8 hours ago, mstevens said:

 

So true.  It did use to be a fun place to go but now it feels seedy, sad and in some ways depressing.  Cowboy started changing when they dressed it up with beautiful neon.  Sure, it looks a sight - and any first timer might be impressed but the vibe is not one of fun at all.

 

What helped Cowboy in a big way was the ban on smoking, as then many of the bars put up outside seating areas. It was no longer just a street of curtained doorways but a street that was buzzing with activity. Nana has to some extent tried to copy that, intentionally or not, with a few of the ground floor bars having seating areas, but a courtyard is not the same atmosphere as a street.

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Just now, Bangkok Barry said:

 

What helped Cowboy in a big way was the ban on smoking, as then many of the bars put up outside seating areas. It was no longer just a street of curtained doorways but a street that was buzzing with activity. Nana has to some extent tried to copy that, intentionally or not, with a few of the ground floor bars having seating areas, but a courtyard is not the same atmosphere as a street.

That's a good point. I recently read an article at StickBoy. It was about a gogo bar in Patpong which had a small outside smoking area. Now they closed the gogo bar and make it to a big outside sitting area because "the small smoking area" was so much more successful than the gogo bar...

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10 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

If some enterprising bar owner decided to play only Issan music the place would be an instant goldmine, as THAT is what the girls like. And if they like it they will dance to it properly and have fun and make it a fun place to be, and that would draw in the customers. I'm sure they can come up with a sexy version of Thai dress, even something as simple and common as uni uniforms. I've been in one bar in Nana on a number of occasions when they do put that music on close to closing time and I've seen the way the girls suddenly come to life. So I know for sure it would work. I just wish I was a bar owner...... :sad:

Bars here in Pattaya have tried it, empties straight away, same as the Karaoke Bars as soon as they start singing Thai songs Farangs drink up and leave.

Walk along Soi Bukhao, Bars playing western music have customers, Bars playing Thai music empty.

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9 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

If some enterprising bar owner decided to play only Issan music the place would be an instant goldmine, as THAT is what the girls like. And if they like it they will dance to it properly and have fun and make it a fun place to be, and that would draw in the customers. I'm sure they can come up with a sexy version of Thai dress, even something as simple and common as uni uniforms. I've been in one bar in Nana on a number of occasions when they do put that music on close to closing time and I've seen the way the girls suddenly come to life. So I know for sure it would work. I just wish I was a bar owner...... :sad:

I think the current music seems to be the best compromise of what the girls and the customers want. The girls don't like constantly rock music for old men. And the guys don't like Isan music all night. Both can live more of less with whatever the music is called that they play now.

Personally I am ok with 2 or 3 Isan songs, especially when I am drunk enough to enjoy almost anything. But if they would play that for more than 15 minutes in the evening I would be out of that place.

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there was once a good mama-san,

she was bisexual so she knew how a sex show should be sensual,

she knew how to get pretty girls in a hurry to fill up the place,

she knew how to order the girls to be enthusiastic on stage,

and that turned the whole go-go bar into a place where you would

just warm up, smile, and think life is pretty damn good.

she started up many go-go bars, all were successful as long as she stayed,

and a few remained successful even after

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What on earth happened to Nana Plaza?

 

You blinked.

 

...and in the meantime you, like all the unhappy customers you observed, got older.

 

...and the younger, pretty, "taller" girls don't like that so they're not happy.

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