ChrisHasADog
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- Aug 28, 2024
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Yes, in my country most of the business is done over drinks, I mean SMEs.
We have a set standard for receiving VIPs, Drinking + KTV + Massage.
It may sound stupid and ridiculous, but it is, and there is logic behind it. All that is done is to enhance the relationship.
Alcohol makes people emotional, Under the influence of alcohol, people go from being co-operative to being ‘friends’, then ‘good friends’, then ‘family’.
Yes, you heard me right, most of the drinking parties I've been in, before the party starts, we call each other with respect, and after the party is over, we call each other brothers.
Then there's KTV, not normal KTV of course, At the dinner table we only drank white wine with an alcohol concentration of 42-53, basically everyone would drink 500ml, then at KTV it was time for beer.
The KTV has a lot of service staff, mostly young and pretty girls and boys. Don't worry, there's no sex trade, they'll always fill your empty glass, wait for you outside the loo and thoughtfully hand you a tissue when you go to the toilet, or massage your head when you're drowsy. Most of them have great singing voices. Or applaud you enthusiastically after you finish a song. That's about it.
Finish the day with a massage, no more alcohol just warm tea.
Because more people are shy and unable to show their true nature, with the addition of alcohol, people start to talk more, in which we can analyse each other's character and abilities more sensibly. As for KTV and massage, this is because most people in our country are shy by nature and it is just to help them open up their nature. It's the equivalent of ‘you can only get closer if you've done bad things together.’
So my friends, How do you generally do business hospitality in your country?
We have a set standard for receiving VIPs, Drinking + KTV + Massage.
It may sound stupid and ridiculous, but it is, and there is logic behind it. All that is done is to enhance the relationship.
Alcohol makes people emotional, Under the influence of alcohol, people go from being co-operative to being ‘friends’, then ‘good friends’, then ‘family’.
Yes, you heard me right, most of the drinking parties I've been in, before the party starts, we call each other with respect, and after the party is over, we call each other brothers.
Then there's KTV, not normal KTV of course, At the dinner table we only drank white wine with an alcohol concentration of 42-53, basically everyone would drink 500ml, then at KTV it was time for beer.
The KTV has a lot of service staff, mostly young and pretty girls and boys. Don't worry, there's no sex trade, they'll always fill your empty glass, wait for you outside the loo and thoughtfully hand you a tissue when you go to the toilet, or massage your head when you're drowsy. Most of them have great singing voices. Or applaud you enthusiastically after you finish a song. That's about it.
Finish the day with a massage, no more alcohol just warm tea.
Because more people are shy and unable to show their true nature, with the addition of alcohol, people start to talk more, in which we can analyse each other's character and abilities more sensibly. As for KTV and massage, this is because most people in our country are shy by nature and it is just to help them open up their nature. It's the equivalent of ‘you can only get closer if you've done bad things together.’
So my friends, How do you generally do business hospitality in your country?
