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[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2959777]They didn't. I still get and use them frequently.

Its possible that GB was referring to the particular bar not utilizing them for 'making it rain', or maybe the bar gives coins back to the customer in place of p20 notes. GB?[/QUOTE]I miswrote. Instead of writing "they got rid of the 20 peso bill", I should have written "they stopped printing new 20 peso bills". 20 peso bills are still in circulation. But fairly certain you cannot get stacks of 20 peso bills from either the bank or the go-go bar.

In the old days, I saw some Koreans have stacks of 20 peso bills in their fanny pack / chest pack. It seems they brought the 20 peso bills from their own source.

Atlantis (when it was popular) used to charge you a fee to get the 20 peso bills to make it rain. The manager said he did that because the banks would charge him to get the huge amounts of 20 pesos bills required each night; then he charged his customers.

[QUOTE=GreenBud;2959782]I miswrote. Instead of writing "they got rid of the 20 peso bill", I should have written "they stopped printing new 20 peso bills". 20 peso bills are still in circulation. But fairly certain you cannot get stacks of 20 peso bills from either the bank or the go-go bar.

Atlantis (when it was popular) used to charge you a fee to get the 20 peso bills to make it rain. The manager said he did that because the banks would charge him to get the huge amounts of 20 pesos bills required each night; then he charged his customers.[/QUOTE]Not sure about AC, but just before Covid hit, I was in Makati. One night in a Burgos bar some guy was tossing some bills on the ground and the girls scrambled to get them. I rolled up two p50 notes into little balls and tossed them on the floor in different directions to see if the girls would dive in one direction, then the other. They did. Another gogo girl walking by stopped and told me that I needed to 'get the script'. What? She dashed off and a moment later the waitress came over with some white small papers the size of a p20/ p50 note, folded and with a rubber band. What's this? "You want to throw money you throw the script sir". Really? "Yes. This script 50 pesos each is 500 pesos". She peeled one off and showed me. It looked a bit like a fake p50 note. I pulled out p500 and gave it to the waitress, she gave me the packet of fake p50's, and I tossed them up in the air. The squealing lasted 10 seconds. My good / bad deed for the day. The original gogo girl who told me that I needed to 'get the script' had grabbed two of them. "I got fifty pesos!" Filipina math. Sweetness I think you got 100 (two notes). "No its 25 pesos to the girl each script". No! The house keeps half? "Yes". Imagine ripping off your own po gals.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2959796]Not sure about AC, but just before Covid hit, I was in Makati. One night in a Burgos bar some guy was tossing some bills on the ground and the girls scrambled to get them. I rolled up two p50 notes into little balls and tossed them on the floor in different directions to see if the girls would dive in one direction, then the other. They did. Another gogo girl walking by stopped and told me that I needed to 'get the script'. What? She dashed off and a moment later the waitress came over with some white small papers the size of a p20/ p50 note, folded and with a rubber band. What's this? "You want to throw money you throw the script sir". Really? "Yes. This script 50 pesos each is 500 pesos". She peeled one off and showed me. It looked a bit like a fake p50 note. I pulled out p500 and gave it to the waitress, she gave me the packet of fake p50's, and I tossed them up in the air. The squealing lasted 10 seconds. My good / bad deed for the day. The original gogo girl who told me that I needed to 'get the script' had grabbed two of them. "I got fifty pesos!" Filipina math. Sweetness I think you got 100 (two notes). "No its 25 pesos to the girl each script". No! The house keeps half? "Yes". Imagine ripping off your own po gals.[/QUOTE]This is what the ping pong balls are for in the bars. Or the bell. Honestly I forget where I saw them, it may have been thailand or AC, but there quite often may be a plastic jar of ping pong balls that you can toss and each represents a fixed amount money, which I always assumed to be shared with the house. Its basically "the script". I never really understood this. Why would anyone ever ring the bell or throw the balls, I guess you do get your name written on the wall. Hahha, I would never want my name up there. What would happen if you don't use the script? Will they throw you out? F' them. As many have said before, its your money, do what you want with it.

[QUOTE=Kazeu;2959804]This is what the ping pong balls are for in the bars. Or the bell. Honestly I forget where I saw them, it may have been thailand or AC, but there quite often may be a plastic jar of ping pong balls that you can toss and each represents a fixed amount money, which I always assumed to be shared with the house. Its basically "the script". I never really understood this. Why would anyone ever ring the bell or throw the balls, I guess you do get your name written on the wall. Hahha, I would never want my name up there. What would happen if you don't use the script? Will they throw you out? F' them. As many have said before, its your money, do what you want with it.[/QUOTE]Some bars still have the ping pong balls, you toss them to see the girls fighting for them. Personally I never did it, but I saw it happened many times. I prefer to reward a good dancer or one that's constantly smiling at me with a 100 p bill when I leave, and I feel good about it, especially when thinking of the bitter Karrens back home, and how here 2 $ buys you a nice, sometimes sincere smile. (I do have this obsession of constantly remembering the alternative of living in the west, and I get a happiness boost every single time).

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2959796]Not sure about AC, but just before Covid hit, I was in Makati. One night in a Burgos bar some guy was tossing some bills on the ground and the girls scrambled to get them. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;2959837]Some bars still have the ping pong balls, you toss them to see the girls fighting for them. Personally I never did it, but I saw it happened many times. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Kazeu;2959804]This is what the ping pong balls are for in the bars. Or the bell. Honestly I forget where I saw them, it may have been thailand or AC, but there quite often may be a plastic jar of ping pong balls that you can toss and each represents a fixed amount money, which I always assumed to be shared with the house. Its basically "the script". I never really understood this. Why would anyone ever ring the bell or throw the balls, I guess you do get your name written on the wall. Hahha, I would never want my name up there. What would happen if you don't use the script? Will they throw you out? F' them. As many have said before, its your money, do what you want with it.[/QUOTE]I was talking about Burgos. No idea what would happen if you didn't use the script. They just want to encourage you to do it so the bar can make more money.

I remember the ping pong balls specifically in Body Shop and I think Butterfly Rock and others back in the day. A few hundred pesos and you could toss the ping pong balls. Saw guys do it several times a week. Guys do things when drunk. Agree about ringing the bell, but some of those bars had 100 names on the wall for ringin' the bell, so there was some draw for it.

A good few years back 2006 18 years ago I visited Angeles for the first time and met an American he told me the best place to go is a Korean owned venue it was quite big I remember the green colour on the sign I think where the girls do a dance show he said the best girls are there. I can't remember the name of the place but if someone mentions a name It might help me remember.
I went there every day.
There was also another place which was he main place I go for girls it was big i ember there was a stage that’s move up and down with girls on it or am I dreaming?

I think this was back when the Koreans first started to take over.

I stayed in the swiss chalet is that still on the go?

Regards.

[QUOTE=Delbo1;2959890]A good few years back 2006 18 years ago I visited angeles for the first time and met an American he told me the best place to go is a Korean owned venue it was quite big I remember the green colour on the sign I think where the girls do a dance show he said the best girls are there. I can't remember the name of the place but if someone mentions a name It might help me remember.
I went there every day.
There was also another place which was he main place I go for girls it was big i ember there was a stage thats move up and down with girls on it or am I dreaming?

I think this was back when the Koreans first started to take over.

I stayed in the swiss chalet is that still on the go?

Regards.

The.[/QUOTE]Swiss Chalet still there, never slept there but I used to eat there when the schweinehaxe on the menu was baked, not fried, I did gave it another try few weeks ago, but still disappointing.

I don't remember any stage that was going up and down, but the Carousel stage is spinning.

I think Phillies used to have a green sign long time ago, but there were no girls dancing, only the waitresses, and they used to have a band, now replaced by a big screen tv.

The koreans started the take over more recently, maybe 10 years ago, before that you could rarely see one on walking street, and you could tell the he was feeling out of place.

Blue Nile was the only bar with the stage going up and down in 2006. It was impressive.

[QUOTE=Delbo1;2959890]A good few years back 2006 18 years ago I visited angeles for the first time and met an American he told me the best place to go is a Korean owned venue it was quite big I remember the green colour on the sign I think where the girls do a dance show he said the best girls are there. I can't remember the name of the place but if someone mentions a name It might help me remember.
I went there every day.
There was also another place which was he main place I go for girls it was big i ember there was a stage thats move up and down with girls on it or am I dreaming?

I think this was back when the Koreans first started to take over.

I stayed in the swiss chalet is that still on the go?

Regards.

The.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=ShadowJ;2959915]Blue Nile was the only bar with the stage going up and down in 2006. It was impressive.[/QUOTE]Where was Blue Nile located? I remember the name, but not much else.

Is it this one from my old pics?

I also remember heart breaker bar is that still on the go?

I'm Thinking the Korean owned place it was big but not many girls inside and definitely Korean owned I'm thinking the name was XS or Anastasia something like that?

They had the best looking girls in there.

Most guys went to another place that was very popular I went there on my last day and there was a upper level that had more classier girls maybe even freelance I'm not sure.

Any idea what that one was called it was a big place.

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;2959926]Where was Blue Nile located? I remember the name, but not much else.

Is it this one from my old pics?[/QUOTE]I think that pic is the facade of one of the Real St bars, Tropix or such in that area.

Blue Nile was on WS, located approximately where the current Baccara / Gold Moon / Elite bars are.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2959997]I think that pic is the facade of one of the Real St bars, Tropix or such in that area.

Blue Nile was on WS, located approximately where the current Baccara / Gold Moon / Elite bars are.[/QUOTE]It's all fuzzy memories, back then I was still going to rio de janeiro a lot. The most vivid memory is my first night in AC when I was drugged by 2 girls, but not all the way.

I got one from a bar, and we met one of her friends on the street, then we went to 7/11 to get rum and coke, one of them bought something from a guy sitting in front of 7/11, and that sounded an alarm in my head. I was staying at a place that's now a clinic near the mc donalds end of WS, there was no reception, only a security guy standing outside. Once in the room I was following their actions, because they insisted on preparing the drinks, probably they had magicians skills because I didn't see when they did it. Anyway I was just pretending to drink, at some point I went to the toilet and poured half my drink down the drain. When they saw that I wasn't passing out, they kept childishly insisting to drink some more, I was thinking that I'm going to fuck their brains out with no mercy, and started to undress them, but I started feeling dizzy, probably only from the pretending to drink contact with the drug, not a lot, but enough to make me worry, I told them that my stomach hurts, and we have to do it some other day, and asked them to leave. They were disappointed, but complied, since I wasn't 100% sure it was the drug or jetlag, and didn't knowing what to do about it anyway, I just lost the BF, which was extremely cheap back then. After they left, I barricaded the door and felt asleep like a log, like I never slept before, that confirmed my suspicions. Next day I woke up with revenge plans in mind, but after the drug induced sleep, and being my first time in AC, I couldn't remember from which bar I got the BF, so I just gave up.

After that I had the time of my life there, culminating with a 5 girl BJ in a bar I think it was on perimeter, in the open, for free, with no customers but with the door unlocked (that kept popping up in my head, not being interested in exibitionism), just because after closing time when I walked in with the girl that was with me for a few days already to visit her barmaid friend to pass time I kept buying regular drinks for the 3 dancers, the bartender friend and my girl. They got drunk, kept jocking, one dancer got my dick out, another one pulled my pants down, while I was sitting on a bar stool, all three started doing some sort of competition BJ, with the other 2 cheering, and finally joining in.

Those are my first memories of AC, and maybe still the wildest ones (the 5 XBJ in the open).

Blue Nile would have been to the left side of the old High Society with the stage or stages going up and down and girls dancing on every table and was the loudest bar. Next to it was Neros that became part of HISO. Above it was The Executive Club on the second floor. All 3 were connected with the Execute entrance inside Neros.

I remember the stages go up and down in Level 3 / Xanadu.

Heart Breaker became Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace kept the high red chairs that had hearts in the metal backrest of the chairs. Been closed for years.

[QUOTE=LoveItHere69;2960097]Blue Nile would have been to the left side of the old High Society with the stage or stages going up and down and girls dancing on every table and was the loudest bar. Next to it was Neros that became part of HISO. Above it was The Executive Club on the second floor. All 3 were connected with the Execute entrance inside Neros.

I remember the stages go up and down in Level 3 / Xanadu.

Heart Breaker became Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace kept the high red chairs that had hearts in the metal backrest of the chairs. Been closed for years.[/QUOTE]Thanks so much has changed and for the worst going by the reports on here.

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;2959902]Swiss Chalet still there, never slept there but I used to eat there when the schweinehaxe on the menu was baked, not fried, I did gave it another try few weeks ago, but still disappointing.

I don't remember any stage that was going up and down, but the Carousel stage is spinning.

I think Phillies used to have a green sign long time ago, but there were no girls dancing, only the waitresses, and they used to have a band, now replaced by a big screen tv.

The koreans started the take over more recently, maybe 10 years ago, before that you could rarely see one on walking street, and you could tell the he was feeling out of place.[/QUOTE]Enyone claiming that the koreans have not completely taken over angeles city is dreaming.

Any bar that has any half decent slim ok looking younger girls working there is a korean bar, any guys with half decent looking girls sitting with them in the bar or on their arm heading home or in one of the late night dance clubs are koreans.

The koreans are also buying up every single available hotel, bar, club, restaurant, shop and to top it all off they even have their own police force and their own bar girl home delivery service by van.

The angeles take over by the koreans is complete, westerners are reduced to fucking the old, chubby, ugly girls the koreans don't want in truth, it is what it is comes to mind.