I can never understand why tree town never seems to get crowds , its a nice area and always has a good vibe and reasonable priced beers ? One thing that is a bit of a turn off im guessing is that each bar doesn't have a toilet and you have to leave if you need it and im guessing for a bar owner it must be harder to keep staff there as they have no rooms above the bars to provide accommodation for them 😢
@@J.mac35 I have a great business idea. I'd open a really nice toilet complex near every popular soi and drinking area. No more than a one minute walk when you needed a dump or a pee. I'd charge 100 baht per dump and provide really nice clean facilities.
The fact they let that many people walk away without even trying to a deal with them tells you alot . Now they have so so many empty and yet still they won't drop rent ..... crazy
I had a few beers in the Buzzin Lounge in September , nice atmosphere , I shook the great man’s hand and told him how much I enjoyed his videos , he seemed quite shy , but he was very polite , keep up the good work Trev , very informative videos .
Tree Town could be great, however the problem with it is Noise! and when I say noise I mean music! the bars play their own music so loud it can be heard in neighbouring bars so all you end up with is a massive Din. If bars got together and played the same music at a sensible level I think it would vastly improve the place.
I don't know you personally but I have seen a lot of your videos over the last couple of years people trolling you even made a Facebook page just to ruin your reputation and still you just keep getting on with it and living your life in my book that takes a lot balls and resilience fair play to you
Cheers mate and yeah the one thing doing what I do has taught me is that there are some very sad low life individuals out there, I am amazed that people have such empty lives they dedicate it to abusing me hahahahahahahahaha
I've owned any businesses including restaurants. I tell people get two full time jobs (70-80hrs a week) and work them both for 2 months. Thats how owning a bar is. Decide if you can do that for a few years
I visited your bar in tree town it was like an empty nightclub with the lights on. Remember discos at the local workingman’s club and they call time, the lights go on and the atmosphere goes dead, say no more.
Some of those rents are absolutely ridiculously high , no wonder so many places went under during Covid. Can't imagine the prices in Bangkok, could you one day talk a bit more about what as an owner you have to pay your girls as a basic salary or do they work purely on commission and tips ?
In Thailand there is a minimum wage law which is about 10000 baht per month. It varies slightly from province to province.So you have to pay at least that much to be legal. I know some bars that do not pay their girls the legal wage but the girls are ignorant of the law and do nothing about it.On the other hand many bars pay well above the minimum for example soi 6 and many gogo bars.
I think quite a few fail because they didn't realize the amount of hard work and effort goes into. Good on you for keeping going and trying new things. Cheers Trev!
I admire everything you have achieved. I definitely plan to visit and Buzzin Lounge is top of my visit list. I don't feel the urge to try and open a bar myself
Thanks for the great RUclips video showing various bars ect. Trevor hope you do great in the high season to continue your lounge bar. I would love to visit pattaya 🇹🇭 and go to your bar. I've never been to Thailand but looks great. I've been watching your RUclips videos since the start of covid and in lockdown your videos kept me very interested in Thailand 🇹🇭 especially pattaya. Once I have a job and money saved up I will certainly viisit pattaya. Keep safe and well 😊.
So many factors come into owning any business anywhere in the world, but I think the type of business and being in Pattaya make it even more complicated. I would love to find a way to make money here but I definitely wouldn't do the bar thing. I think location is most important, then you also have to provide something different to separate yourself from the rest. This is probably the most important thing in Pattaya because everyone is selling the same thing, and there are so many bars there that the market is saturated. You seem to have something good going on, and downsizing was probably the best thing for you, as bigger is not always better. Having someone like Beer definitely helps I think, she seems to run a tight ship. 555
You forgot the most important thing, Tree Town wants stupid key money, the dome bar you showed used to be Angeles and monsters she was paying 200,000 key money every year that takes the rent to 97,000 a month.
I personally would never *ever* have the courage and conviction to open a bar in Pattaya! Way too much competition I'm sure it is full on cutthroat line of business. A customer I will always be but never an owner. Kudos to you for finding your success with Buzzin Lounge though.
Trev, The Info was spot on !!... Two things that has never crossed my mind while there in The Land Of Smiles".. #1 Owning a Bar And #2...... "Falling In LOVE" 555555
I knew the owner of a bar on soi 13/2 , Wankie Tankies ,sadly Carlton passed away in Jan .He had been running that bar for over 15 years he advised me never to open a bar in Pattaya .His bar made money from hosting daily / weekly darts matches held there and all the loyal customers and friends .
In my opinion there are 2 ways of spending money in Pattaya (don't take it literally). 1. behind the bar as an owner. 2. in front of the bar as a guest. I prefer the 2nd. choice. Of course there a many profitable bars, but for a new one, you need a new concept, lot of good girls, a huge amount of money and tons of luck.
Met you a few years back when you were in Tree town,went this year for a beer,thought you had closed down,only to find out you had moved.Typical slack jkt lol,will pop in for a few sherberts when im over next time.Good to hear still going strong matey.
Hi Trev, great stuff on Discord, I really like the pics of your ladies. The interviews with them on RUclips are great, too. You did not tell anything about the cost of staff and ladies, how many people you have on your salary list, or all the other monthly costs. Opening a bar is like opening any other business, it is a risk and a lot of work, not something I would do when I will retire.
Trevor, you are spot on about being your own brand. Your success is linked to you in no uncertain terms. If you have great day to day management like Beer then that is a load off and part of that success. When i'm next in town it would be impossible not to think to come and see you ! :)
hi trev ..its very risky to take a bar on ..since the frist time i came to pattaya in 2010 ..i have seen many bars close or change hands ...and its your personality and freindlyless ..and a great team thats whit you and the girls ..i belive makes buzzin great ..and the buzzin guys that follow you ..is like a big family ...and thats all down to you mate ..i whis you all the best for all that you do ..we did meet when you was on tree town .and i will be comeing to see you and all the girls all being good in march ...have a great day mate ....
Was the 80k per month bar the old structure that used to be on the left as you crossed through the waste ground between so 9 1/2 and Bokaow? (Modern day tree town)
Its pattaya the competition you would face opening a new bar there would be enormous! How do you get customers? How do you advertise ? Where do you get the staff? It all sounds like a big gamble to me!
I totally agree. If I was to open a bar there, I would certainly have a few tricks up my sleeve. The problem is that whatever I would come up with would already been tested... twice. It takes a VERY unique person to make it work.
GBP 43.88? I guess you filmed this a while ago? I walked past Beach Club last week and there is a new sign been put up, 'Maya Beach', I think? I 'd like to learn how much rent is for the plot opposite McD's where the cocktail camper van is. There's never an empty seat. Ker-ching...
My thoughts are , it’s in the interest of the Thai property owner , that the lease occupent succeeds , To avoid long periods of no vacancy , Obviously no incoming rent, But I don’t think Thais think like that ,
You're showing some very large premises here Trev that would need a LOT of customers to fill. Far better to start with a small bar in a popular soi. Something like Bunker bar on New Plaza.
Foot fall Trev ,research it then attract the punters in . Its the basic rule of thumb.Good luck i hope you have a good high season and can tick along .
Great video mate again, Thai law says the ratio is 4:1 Thai to foreign employees so how do the 40 Indian restaurants at the start of 2nd road do it cause they are all Indian workers and not a Thai worker in sight ,!!
0:53 - "Open Dome" / "Round Bar" - rent was said to be too high by the previous owner of Angel and Monster Bar. I guess that LK Metro, Tree Town and Soi Buakhao near Tree Town areas, along with Beach Road - all would be "high rent" locations 💰💰💰
@@Buzzinpattaya I guess that the streets with lesser foot traffic have lower rents and are more flexible in rent negotiations: Like the Backalley Soi "Watch Your Cheeks"
That VW camper cocktail van on the very corner of Tree town been the busiest bar for ages , nothing special, no staff no girls just sit there plastic chairs and tables with a drink but customers seem to love it
Is that the one outside candy club, I sit there for hours drinking and watching the world go by, get there about 2am when the girls start finishing at the bars and go for a drink there it gets a great atmosphere.
Who the hell wants to open a bar there after you been working for 30 years already in your own country? Why take all that risk and stress? Each to their own but I will be living off my investments if I go there or wherever and perhaps work a little either part time or online, stress free. Operating a business where you do not have 100% control is a HUGE risk, but I am sure there are those who are determined to lose their life savings, please enjoy.
@@Buzzinpattaya Not in Thailand. You come here from the West to spend money not make it. You graft in the West to achieve assets that generate passive income and live here stress free.
Hi Trever, nice video again. I would go for foosball/table soccer bar. Not sure, if table soccer is legal or not. (You find table soccer at some highway stop (even for free). Maybe Peter will know. This will be an USP (uniqu selling point) at the moment. I am sure, you will find girls, who wll master it it,, quickly (for a LD). Cost and space aspects is same a good pool table. You will find a croud of people from all over the world and it will be an alternative game to Dart and pool. What do you think?
Known a few bar owners always hussling for customers ,bagging other owners lot of jealousy involved , seems a hard way to make a buck to me only good for the crims to wash some dirty cash .😂
That Rotunda Bar in the middle of Tree Town has never done well, the Bar itself is too big and takes up half the floor space. It would make a good food Venue if it was opened up and filled with tables, and surrounded by Food Carts or stalls. The same goes for the next one down, would be better as a Thai Food Venue. Its the Terminal 21 Strategy, good cheap food brings in the foot traffic who then shop around after eating, but at those rent prices forget it, they will stay empty. BTW your Video's "Bring the Boys to the yard" so to speak lol, very clever.
Could just open in the daytime for people staying in places that don't have pools. 100b for the whole day. Similar to the old pool on top of Mike's shopping centre. Could also have a bar ( no glass though) and freelancers..
@@tw25rw... I seem to recall entry to Beach Club was 800thb, drink included, freelancers etc. Your 100thb is not gonna cover expenses like DJ, pool, staff, furniture etc, even if beers were at gogo price levels.
You mercilessly show failed bars that had very good concepts. Therefore, I can only advise everyone to stay away from opening a new bar if you are new to the business. How to make a small fortune in Pattaya? Bring a large fortune, open a bar and wait one year. 555
@@dubsdolby9437 Nah..put your money into penny shares of Companies currently struggling, such as JD Sport. I bought British Airways shares (IAG) when they dropped to 90p and they're now 245p..almost trebled my money in about one year for doing nothing.
Worst ever business to invest in Thailand is a beer bar nothing but stress, problems & all together will drive you outside of Thailand! To those who have done it & still running it fair play to you, but i wouldn't recommend it to anyone ive known & heard sone awful stories from ppl i know who have suffered or still suffering....best to go their as a customer pay the bill or of you score a gal & bounce
There is still a gap in the market for a proper sports bar. Most of them refuse to put on the sport that you are interested in and only show generic sport. There is no excuse for this in 2024, as you can get live coverage of nearly any sporting event in the world. All you need is an internet connection.
@@CoolstixDave I respectfully disagree, most of them cannot change channel, never mind select a channel that you want to watch. Their attitude is that 'dumb farang' will watch any sport, but this is not correct.
I can never understand why tree town never seems to get crowds , its a nice area and always has a good vibe and reasonable priced beers ? One thing that is a bit of a turn off im guessing is that each bar doesn't have a toilet and you have to leave if you need it and im guessing for a bar owner it must be harder to keep staff there as they have no rooms above the bars to provide accommodation for them 😢
Yeah the toilets are an issue
no trees
Im guessing the very low metal roof that makes it very hot is a big factor. Similar type bars on beach rd are much cooler.
I think you bring up the valid points. Also it gets so so noisy too and each bar is open air so all the noise comes in which makes it hard to talk
@@J.mac35 I have a great business idea. I'd open a really nice toilet complex near every popular soi and drinking area. No more than a one minute walk when you needed a dump or a pee. I'd charge 100 baht per dump and provide really nice clean facilities.
Good luck Trev, you put in a lot of effort, videos are always fun and informative, whole thing swings on your personality.
Cheers mate thank you
The fact they let that many people walk away without even trying to a deal with them tells you alot . Now they have so so many empty and yet still they won't drop rent ..... crazy
I get ya mate
I had a few beers in the Buzzin Lounge in September , nice atmosphere , I shook the great man’s hand and told him how much I enjoyed his videos , he seemed quite shy , but he was very polite , keep up the good work Trev , very informative videos .
Thank you very much mate
I've heard many people say to make a small fortune in Pattaya you have to start with a large fortune!
yeah and many have sadly
The best way to piss your money down the drain is go to Thailand and rent out a bar space, the Thai landlords love it.
Lol
IMHO you are doing a great job sir. Thank you for keeping us informed.
Thank you very much
Tree Town could be great, however the problem with it is Noise! and when I say noise I mean music! the bars play their own music so loud it can be heard in neighbouring bars so all you end up with is a massive Din. If bars got together and played the same music at a sensible level I think it would vastly improve the place.
I get ya mate
I don't know you personally but I have seen a lot of your videos over the last couple of years people trolling you even made a Facebook page just to ruin your reputation and still you just keep getting on with it and living your life in my book that takes a lot balls and resilience fair play to you
Cheers mate and yeah the one thing doing what I do has taught me is that there are some very sad low life individuals out there, I am amazed that people have such empty lives they dedicate it to abusing me hahahahahahahahaha
@Buzzinpattaya well as the old saying goes you never see a hater doing better than you
Some great advice. Thank you for sharing. I left a like as usual. Have a good day mate 👍
Cheers mate much appreciated
Absolutely no way would I be interested in opening a bar the thought of having that ball and chain around my ankle would drive me insane.
I get ya mate
I've owned any businesses including restaurants. I tell people get two full time jobs (70-80hrs a week) and work them both for 2 months. Thats how owning a bar is. Decide if you can do that for a few years
Couldn't agree more in living almost in my bar now
I visited your bar in tree town it was like an empty nightclub with the lights on. Remember discos
at the local workingman’s club and they call time, the lights go on and the atmosphere goes dead, say no more.
Yeah it was a tough nut to crack and one we failed to succeed with
Nice insight to owning a bar think I just come for holiday Trev see you February have a great weekend
Cheers mate you too
Some of those rents are absolutely ridiculously high , no wonder so many places went under during Covid. Can't imagine the prices in Bangkok, could you one day talk a bit more about what as an owner you have to pay your girls as a basic salary or do they work purely on commission and tips ?
I pay my girls a salary as well as commission on drinks, they work on a 10 Day agreement
In Thailand there is a minimum wage law which is about 10000 baht per month. It varies slightly from province to province.So you have to pay at least that much to be legal. I know some bars that do not pay their girls the legal wage but the girls are ignorant of the law and do nothing about it.On the other hand many bars pay well above the minimum for example soi 6 and many gogo bars.
I think quite a few fail because they didn't realize the amount of hard work and effort goes into. Good on you for keeping going and trying new things. Cheers Trev!
Cheers mate thank you
Good video,thanks for the great information
No problem 👍
I would be the worst bar owner ever.
I couldn't stick to the "Never get high of your own supply" rule.
Hahaha
I admire everything you have achieved. I definitely plan to visit and Buzzin Lounge is top of my visit list. I don't feel the urge to try and open a bar myself
Thank you kindly
Thanks for the great RUclips video showing various bars ect. Trevor hope you do great in the high season to continue your lounge bar. I would love to visit pattaya 🇹🇭 and go to your bar. I've never been to Thailand but looks great. I've been watching your RUclips videos since the start of covid and in lockdown your videos kept me very interested in Thailand 🇹🇭 especially pattaya. Once I have a job and money saved up I will certainly viisit pattaya. Keep safe and well 😊.
Thank you very much mate
Good info trev.keep it rollin
Thanks, will do!
Do you still have to pay tea money to the local plod?
Love a cuppa tea mate
So many factors come into owning any business anywhere in the world, but I think the type of business and being in Pattaya make it even more complicated. I would love to find a way to make money here but I definitely wouldn't do the bar thing. I think location is most important, then you also have to provide something different to separate yourself from the rest. This is probably the most important thing in Pattaya because everyone is selling the same thing, and there are so many bars there that the market is saturated. You seem to have something good going on, and downsizing was probably the best thing for you, as bigger is not always better. Having someone like Beer definitely helps I think, she seems to run a tight ship. 555
Yeah it's not easy
You forgot the most important thing, Tree Town wants stupid key money, the dome bar you showed used to be Angeles and monsters she was paying 200,000 key money every year that takes the rent to 97,000 a month.
yeah that is a lot of money to find
I personally would never *ever* have the courage and conviction to open a bar in Pattaya! Way too much competition I'm sure it is full on cutthroat line of business. A customer I will always be but never an owner. Kudos to you for finding your success with Buzzin Lounge though.
I get ya mate it's a testing time
Good video mate. Its true its no picnic trying to set your self up in a foreign country. Thanks for your videos
Cheers mate
Trev, The Info was spot on !!... Two things that has never crossed my mind while there in The Land Of Smiles".. #1 Owning a Bar And #2...... "Falling In LOVE" 555555
Fair play mate
Investing in a bar in 'Treetown' seems to be akin to 'buying a ticket for the Titanic voyage all those years ago?
haha I get ya
I have a brilliant idea how about just retiring out in Thailand renting a condo & just chill 😎
Sounds great
My first trip to Buzzin was in September this year and can't wait to return on my next vacation.
Thank you so much mate much appreciated
I knew the owner of a bar on soi 13/2 , Wankie Tankies ,sadly Carlton passed away in Jan .He had been running that bar for over 15 years he advised me never to open a bar in Pattaya .His bar made money from hosting daily / weekly darts matches held there and all the loyal customers and friends .
Thanks for sharing mate and sorry he passed away.
In my opinion there are 2 ways of spending money in Pattaya (don't take it literally).
1. behind the bar as an owner.
2. in front of the bar as a guest.
I prefer the 2nd. choice.
Of course there a many profitable bars, but for a new one, you need a new concept, lot of good girls, a huge amount of money and tons of luck.
Cheers
Met you a few years back when you were in Tree town,went this year for a beer,thought you had closed down,only to find out you had moved.Typical slack jkt lol,will pop in for a few sherberts when im over next time.Good to hear still going strong matey.
Slk jkt lol no heard that for years
@Buzzinpattaya Once a slk jkt always a slk jkt lol.Catch up with a beer when over,have a good weekend buddy.
You should get those lads back on. Who had the swimming pool bar . See what went wrong , what they would do differently
Yeah good idea mate sadly not have their contact details
Hi Trev, great stuff on Discord, I really like the pics of your ladies. The interviews with them on RUclips are great, too.
You did not tell anything about the cost of staff and ladies, how many people you have on your salary list, or all the other monthly costs.
Opening a bar is like opening any other business, it is a risk and a lot of work, not something I would do when I will retire.
yeah fair one mate will sort that out, sorry
Great video injoy watching it.. 😁👍📹
Thank you 👍
Hey mate. Great video. What websites do you look at to see what property/bars are for sale in Pattaya. Cheers mate
Thanks mate, I don't use websites personally, but if you google businesses for sale Pattaya you do get a few options
Trevor, you are spot on about being your own brand. Your success is linked to you in no uncertain terms. If you have great day to day management like Beer then that is a load off and part of that success. When i'm next in town it would be impossible not to think to come and see you ! :)
Cheers mate thank you
An interesting Video, Thx Trev
Glad you enjoyed it
great video ... people have a dream but dont have the will to work hard and the ideas to stand out...
Absolutely!
If you feeling overworked just visit your regular massage parlour. Everyone knows you have a lifetime membership.😁 great informative show as usual
So true!
hi trev ..its very risky to take a bar on ..since the frist time i came to pattaya in 2010 ..i have seen many bars close or change hands ...and its your personality and freindlyless ..and a great team thats whit you and the girls ..i belive makes buzzin great ..and the buzzin guys that follow you ..is like a big family ...and thats all down to you mate ..i whis you all the best for all that you do ..we did meet when you was on tree town .and i will be comeing to see you and all the girls all being good in march ...have a great day mate ....
Yeah risk v reward is a factor
Was the 80k per month bar the old structure that used to be on the left as you crossed through the waste ground between so 9 1/2 and Bokaow? (Modern day tree town)
Yes mate
Its pattaya the competition you would face opening a new bar there would be enormous! How do you get customers? How do you advertise ? Where do you get the staff? It all sounds like a big gamble to me!
I totally agree. If I was to open a bar there, I would certainly have a few tricks up my sleeve. The problem is that whatever I would come up with would already been tested... twice.
It takes a VERY unique person to make it work.
All good mate
GBP 43.88? I guess you filmed this a while ago? I walked past Beach Club last week and there is a new sign been put up, 'Maya Beach', I think?
I 'd like to learn how much rent is for the plot opposite McD's where the cocktail camper van is. There's never an empty seat. Ker-ching...
Filmed it last week mate
My thoughts are , it’s in the interest of the Thai property owner , that the lease occupent succeeds ,
To avoid long periods of no vacancy ,
Obviously no incoming rent,
But I don’t think Thais think like that ,
I get ya mate
You're showing some very large premises here Trev that would need a LOT of customers to fill. Far better to start with a small bar in a popular soi. Something like Bunker bar on New Plaza.
A mix mate of big and small
first bar you show is old Angel & Monster Bar i think they are going to to reopen in Myth Night
Yes correct
Foot fall Trev ,research it then attract the punters in .
Its the basic rule of thumb.Good luck i hope you have a good high season and can tick along .
Cheers mate thank you
The truth of the matter one can never "own" a bar in Pattaya you can only rent
Not true,. You can buy the building using a Thai company that you are the owner of.
those, vacant tree town places you showed, where any off them actually profitable ?
Not sure mate aorry
@Jax... I think you've answered your own question. As a bar owner, would you close a profitable establishment?
whats that site with the bars for rent listed on called
Not sure mate
I'd paint the black with a vibrant colour. To make it look more attractive. And I'd have music nights and games nights .
Nice one
Great video mate again, Thai law says the ratio is 4:1 Thai to foreign employees so how do the 40 Indian restaurants at the start of 2nd road do it cause they are all Indian workers and not a Thai worker in sight ,!!
I get ya
You can make a small fortune owning a bar in Pattaya. Clearly that's if you start with a large fortune 😉
Yep
Really good suggestions that one should deeply consider before laying down a bunch of loot to open a bar.
cheers mate thank you
0:53 - "Open Dome" / "Round Bar" - rent was said to be too high by the previous owner of Angel and Monster Bar. I guess that LK Metro, Tree Town and Soi Buakhao near Tree Town areas, along with Beach Road - all would be "high rent" locations 💰💰💰
Yeah many places are commanding higher rents now
@@Buzzinpattaya I guess that the streets with lesser foot traffic have lower rents and are more flexible in rent negotiations: Like the Backalley Soi "Watch Your Cheeks"
haha watch your cheeks lol love that
THERE is a good reason why these Bars are empty and for Lease
Okay
Just my opition i do not think tree town is the place anymore been there a few times was not busy
Yeah I know what you are saying
Hi Trev, so is buzzin lounge a regular bar or girlie bar? 😏
A mix of the two mates we have about 15/20 girls per day but not pressure
From what I’ve seen you need regulars. Some of the more established bars like boss bar have a hard core of regulars. New bars struggle
yeah you need to build a good customer base
It may be crazy, but when I see the 30k THB unit, I immediately thought about a pizza parlor.
Yeah why not
My thoughts is with so many bars, Gogo and Gentlemens clubs it is no mean feat to survive in Pattaya. Rather enjoy visiting them than running them.
Yeah I get ya mate
I remember The Escape nightclub, and a couple of wonderful ladies back in 2022
Yeah we tried mate
80 k a month just impossible to make money. .pattaya just has tooooo many bars
You definitely need to build up a clientele fast
That VW camper cocktail van on the very corner of Tree town been the busiest bar for ages , nothing special, no staff no girls just sit there plastic chairs and tables with a drink but customers seem to love it
wonder if any are taking a hit after the deaths in laos .......
Simple but effective
Is that the one outside candy club, I sit there for hours drinking and watching the world go by, get there about 2am when the girls start finishing at the bars and go for a drink there it gets a great atmosphere.
Who the hell wants to open a bar there after you been working for 30 years already in your own country? Why take all that risk and stress? Each to their own but I will be living off my investments if I go there or wherever and perhaps work a little either part time or online, stress free. Operating a business where you do not have 100% control is a HUGE risk, but I am sure there are those who are determined to lose their life savings, please enjoy.
Life is about challenges and experiments
@@Buzzinpattaya
Not in Thailand. You come here from the West to spend money not make it. You graft in the West to achieve assets that generate passive income and live here stress free.
Hi Trever, nice video again. I would go for foosball/table soccer bar. Not sure, if table soccer is legal or not. (You find table soccer at some highway stop (even for free). Maybe Peter will know. This will be an USP (uniqu selling point) at the moment.
I am sure, you will find girls, who wll master it it,, quickly (for a LD). Cost and space aspects is same a good pool table.
You will find a croud of people from all over the world and it will be an alternative game to Dart and pool. What do you think?
Kids game
@@dumbshitabroad Well..... drunken men are nothing else than kids, so why not 😂😅
Cheers mate
Known a few bar owners always hussling for customers ,bagging other owners lot of jealousy involved , seems a hard way to make a buck to me only good for the crims to wash some dirty cash .😂
Jealousy here is rife
Seem like most countries. They over charge for rent. Most of the returns goes to overhead
Gotcha mate
I went to that bar across from Busing in tree town. Met a really nice girl.Looks like Toom go staked. Just a bad seating arangement.
Thanks for sharing your experience
In 2023 treetown was fairly busy too bad i really enjoyed the area
It's a nice area
That Rotunda Bar in the middle of Tree Town has never done well, the Bar itself is too big and takes up half the floor space. It would make a good food Venue if it was opened up and filled with tables, and surrounded by Food Carts or stalls. The same goes for the next one down, would be better as a Thai Food Venue. Its the Terminal 21 Strategy, good cheap food brings in the foot traffic who then shop around after eating, but at those rent prices forget it, they will stay empty. BTW your Video's "Bring the Boys to the yard" so to speak lol, very clever.
Gotcha mate cheers
Good video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Logged out of discord now can't join because I put in the same email already in use
Just reset password
That's why I'd rather open a motorbike shop than a bar.
Haha brilliant
Customers will get a ride regardless
Shame that pool place isn’t open. I’d be there everyday.
Yeah let's see what happens
Could just open in the daytime for people staying in places that don't have pools. 100b for the whole day. Similar to the old pool on top of Mike's shopping centre. Could also have a bar ( no glass though) and freelancers..
It was open and no one went there , that's why it is up for rent and as for 100 baht for a day ,did you see the rental price?quick way to go broke
@@tw25rw... I seem to recall entry to Beach Club was 800thb, drink included, freelancers etc.
Your 100thb is not gonna cover expenses like DJ, pool, staff, furniture etc, even if beers were at gogo price levels.
You mercilessly show failed bars that had very good concepts. Therefore, I can only advise everyone to stay away from opening a new bar if you are new to the business.
How to make a small fortune in Pattaya? Bring a large fortune, open a bar and wait one year. 555
Just showing what's available mate
So we’re is your bar ?
soi pothole !
Soi Chiyapoon
How does one deal with Special Envelope ✉️ s ti the man every month.
Spay and accept
It just seems like a massive headache and stress for little rewards running your own bar. You're better off buying bitcoin and relaxing 😅
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@@dubsdolby9437 Nah..put your money into penny shares of Companies currently struggling, such as JD Sport. I bought British Airways shares (IAG) when they dropped to 90p and they're now 245p..almost trebled my money in about one year for doing nothing.
Worst ever business to invest in Thailand is a beer bar nothing but stress, problems & all together will drive you outside of Thailand! To those who have done it & still running it fair play to you, but i wouldn't recommend it to anyone ive known & heard sone awful stories from ppl i know who have suffered or still suffering....best to go their as a customer pay the bill or of you score a gal & bounce
Yeah it does come with a lot of issues
Same video’s, same subjects over & over. Don’t blaming you fella, only so many topics you can cover.
I've never walked around Treetown and spoke about opening a bar
Oh man, I tip my hat to anyone who can make money year round with that kind of overhead. I would fail miserably.
Yeah it isn't easy as you said
There is still a gap in the market for a proper sports bar. Most of them refuse to put on the sport that you are interested in and only show generic sport. There is no excuse for this in 2024, as you can get live coverage of nearly any sporting event in the world. All you need is an internet connection.
I-Rovers, Witherspoon's, Dynamite are three venues who I know will put your sport in if available
Too many sports bars in Pattaya!!!!
@@CoolstixDave I respectfully disagree, most of them cannot change channel, never mind select a channel that you want to watch. Their attitude is that 'dumb farang' will watch any sport, but this is not correct.
-5 degrees here in north Scotland watching your video... Not happy, not happy at all. (still thinking about your motorbike)
ouch lol
Marketing 101, buzzin has social to drive traffic. New bar with no marketing gonna have very hard time in such a saturated space.
I've worked hard to get my social followers
@@Buzzinpattaya exactly mate and you deserve the payoff
The Key is a good "Mama Son"
Agreed
Happy wan sao buzzers
G'day Ray mate , long time no see. Hope you are well me old mate 👍🏼🍻🇦🇺🏏
👍Top Spot.. Buzzin in quick today!
Cheers mate alls well except its freezing but nothing i cant hsndle lol hope your well@@sandgroper1980
cheers Scott
Morning mate
I wish there was a few pianobars in Pattaya.
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Have a think about it put it to the back of your mind and forget it!!!!!
haha I get ya
Trev you need to mention about owning a bar that you need a license otherwise a Thai has to run it for you
Cheers mate fair play
I remember you telling me how much you pay a year
Trev, sukapap pen sing tee sam karn tee sut. . 💪
No idea what you are trying today mate sorry, write in Thai
Sounds like the vast majority of these bars are just owning a job, not owning a business.
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Lol , that “dome” bar has been a failure forever for whatever reason.
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Has anyone been to M&M bar owner mark nice kid
Cheers
no way would i.
fair enough mate
Don't do it for an 'easy' retirement, running a bar is hard graft for a 25 year old nevermind a 60 year old
Indeed
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Morning mate - BOSH!
@Buzzinpattaya Onya Trev mate cheers 👍🏼🍻🇦🇺🏏
I would open a cannabis bar, with all the food and edibles and girls,etc
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