Where Go-Go go now?

[bkkguy]

yes it was a sports bar, but the name was doubly apposite as it was a sister venue to Dick's in the same soi

bkkguy

[scottish-guy]

Dick's and Balls Didn't realise that - thanks for info

[latintopxxx]

i fail to understand. Why has the german landed on his feet if his highly successful packed to the rafters bars are about to be closed down because the soi has been sold??

[frequent]

i fail to understand. Why has the german landed on his feet if his highly successful packed to the rafters bars are about to be closed down because the soi has been sold??

He announced about a year ago that he was planning to retire in a couple of years from then as truckloads of tourists buying one drink to see the show wasn't a sustainable business model. Perhaps he's getting compensation for having his lease terminated?

[chillnorther]

Jeeze! I don't think Jesus would say such a thing; Moses maybe.
"Jesus saves, Moses invests" Anon.

But Satan gives a hell of a return.

[gerefan2]

i fail to understand. Why has the german landed on his feet if his highly successful packed to the rafters bars are about to be closed down because the soi has been sold??

And IF he is also the owner he will now not have to sell the business on.... I say “ if” to make it quite clear, to all, as I have seen posts saying one thing and another.

[FarangRuMak]

In such circumstances (outright purchase of multiple businesses) compensation would be paid to leaseholders in most Western countries.
But this is Thailand where it's always wise to expect the unexpected.
I know a 'farang' businessman who moved his expanding business in Pattaya to a larger location under a long lease and the move cost him a lot of money.
Out of the blue the place was sold and he got a month's notice to get out.
He didn't panic at first but to make a long story short he had to leave without compensation after a few months.