Chinese Bar lets customer beat up staff
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seriously.. it's part of their "service"
check it out => BBC News article
here's an exerpt:
Chinese 'anger bar' is a big hit
A bar in eastern China has come up with a novel way of attracting clients - they are allowed to beat up the staff.
The Rising Sun Anger Release Bar in Nanjing lets customers smash glasses, rant and even hit specially trained workers, state media reported.
The owner, Wu Gong, told China Daily that he was inspired to open the bar by his experiences as a migrant worker.
Most of his customers were women working in the service or entertainment industries, he said.
The bar employs 20 men who have been given protective gear and physical training to prepare them for the job.
Clients can ask the men to dress as the character they wish to attack. -
This is a sick world.
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wonder how much the staff is getting paid.
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later leg up in the middle
then ouchies -
typing while watching tv.. ended up with wrong title.. should be "Chinese Bar lets customers beat up staff"
gives a totally different meaning, doesn't it?
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How degrading these people can get just to earn that dollar...
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well if they employ people who have good training in martial arts esp qi gong,these people who are beaten up may just not even feel much pain except if well extra sensitive areas are aimed at.
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wa.
good concept u know. -
easy to say when we live in a better enviroment than some people in other countries.how can we even be judging it to be degrading? they earn their $$ thru their blood and sweatOriginally posted by dork3d:How degrading these people can get just to earn that dollar... -
Creative, but I rather continue my pillow games, at least it doesn't really kill.
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'Ooof.... that was right in the Michael Ballacks!!!'Originally posted by StarPuppy:later leg up in the middle
then ouchies -
they must be stuntman who no job due to bad economy.... maybe they can make a career out of it and soon all the wwe tricks(tables, ladders and chairs) come out...
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this is not a new concept liao.
such service is avaliable few years back liao. -
lol that oneOriginally posted by fudgester:'Ooof.... that was right in the Michael Ballacks!!!' -
The owner's name (Wu Gong - Martial Arts) does give an inkling of their business strategy
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I want them to dress up like Tom Cruise. Sure beat him until jialat
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can't really blame then. the society there is the cause. The birth of any form of products is triggered by the demand in the marketOriginally posted by dork3d:How degrading these people can get just to earn that dollar... -
hey at least they ain't out there robbing ppl or dying of hunger.
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The bar employs 20 men who have been given protective gear and physical training to prepare them for the job.
Clients can ask the men to dress as the character they wish to attack.
machiam like the andy lau show lei
shou shen nan nu..
give pple whack to earn money
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what if all the staff knows martial arts?
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How about they open one where its staff can hit back?
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then you go in first i follow behindOriginally posted by ditzy:How about they open one where its staff can hit back? -
Originally posted by the Bear:
Actually quite an innovative idea, but, it may be hard to control should a misunderstanding occur between customers instead.
seriously.. it's part of their "service"
check it out => BBC News article
here's an exerpt:
[b]Chinese 'anger bar' is a big hit
A bar in eastern China has come up with a novel way of attracting clients - they are allowed to beat up the staff.
The Rising Sun Anger Release Bar in Nanjing lets customers smash glasses, rant and even hit specially trained workers, state media reported.
The owner, Wu Gong, told China Daily that he was inspired to open the bar by his experiences as a migrant worker.
Most of his customers were women working in the service or entertainment industries, he said.
The bar employs 20 men who have been given protective gear and physical training to prepare them for the job.
Clients can ask the men to dress as the character they wish to attack.[/b]
hmm.. I'd say it will NEVER be allowed in "peaceful" Singapore. -
sex and violence.
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