Now that ''Soi Twilight' has been sold and is to be demolished next June/July (or later depending on litigataion by leaseholders etc) the Go- Go bar owners are desperately casting around in search of a new home.
Silom Soi 4 & 6 are being looked at but they have short commings.
Up to them but we will all miss the old barque of delight.
Tara Grand Hotels just want to build one more hotel.
Originally Posted by FarangRuMak
Up some back passage would be the most apposite new location
frequent (February 8th, 2018), poshglasgow (February 9th, 2018)
You're pointing in the right direction but do you have to use the 'A' word?
You don't think it apposite?
The rich millionaire German from Dream boys (who was rumoured to want to retire) has fallen on his feet again.....
As Jesus said "To those who have, even more shall be given"
Give him credit - despite decades of contact with Thai rent boys his bank balance has apparently grown rather than having disappeared as is the normal way of things.
BonTong (February 10th, 2018)
I have seen and greeted the German owner of Dream Boys several times when I have visited his bar.
Why is he so unfriendly toward customers? I have greeted him in English, in German, and in my native French.
But all I have gotten is a sullen stare......
Yes, we Europeans tend to be more reserved and reticent than talkative Americans and Australians [perhaps I should not stereotype.... ]. But he is extreme....
Some of the successful bar owners have been very friendly with customers. Such was certainly the case with successful ventures of the past,such as Coffee Boy in Chiang Mai, Adam and Eve in Pattaya, and Midnight Cowboy and Masuda Super Lex in Bangkok.
Werner, I've had numerous conversations with him, both in German and English.
I've always found him to be quite chatty.
Last time, we spoke about his childhood growing up after the war. And he also told me he would be retiring within 2 years, if I recall.
He looks sour, but he's actually ok. Perhaps you met him on an off night.
The pending closure of Soi Twilight would be the last thing on his mind, I imagine.
A447, Thank you very much for your comments. I should NOT be judgemental.
He was probably busy or occupied during the several times when I greeted him, and not able to talk. Sometimes the bar is packed with customers, and staff are trying to prepare for the show.
And perhaps it was I who was not so friendly when I greeted him.
Last edited by werner; February 8th, 2018 at 17:40. Reason: typos
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