Are you sad that Crazy Horse Cabaret is closing down ?

[acer1714]

[QUOTE=Niceman;1827102]
They want high profile but refused to walk the ground and understand how the local feels, few eg. Indoor stadium and esplandae. This is indeed destiny, once the idea pop out... not surprising ...$80 buacks? wah liao, many time can we bring our family there for such lighting stuffs? They don't even think of that, and expect tourist would visit the place. Without the local market, is a miracle that they had survived for more than 1 year. Another example will be Sentosa.

QUOTE]Well said,i share same sentiment as u!!

[BigGuy]

[QUOTE=acer1714;1827455]

Originally Posted by Niceman

They want high profile but refused to walk the ground and understand how the local feels, few eg. Indoor stadium and esplandae. This is indeed destiny, once the idea pop out... not surprising ...$80 buacks? wah liao, many time can we bring our family there for such lighting stuffs? They don't even think of that, and expect tourist would visit the place. Without the local market, is a miracle that they had survived for more than 1 year. Another example will be Sentosa.

QUOTE]Well said,i share same sentiment as u!!

Hmmmm....that statement also apply to our bosses right.....they always forget where they started from.

[Niceman]

, not really truth for some bosses.....cos some of them started with high profile, and have never walk th ground before, Best eg. Jr Lee and Li Ka Seng's son.

Well... diff ppl diff lives....

[BigGuy]

Originally Posted by Niceman

, not really truth for some bosses.....cos some of them started with high profile, and have never walk th ground before, Best eg. Jr Lee and Li Ka Seng's son.

Well... diff ppl diff lives....

of coz cannot compare with ppl borned rich la.........how ppl can be born in a rich family?

Generally some who succeeded in climbing up high high always forgot their humble background.....typically speaking in Sillypore

[jesse_voidable]

im reminded of a theory propounded by michael e porter. read it during my post-grad studies in the 90s. basically, he wrote something abt a market not ready for what's being offered; doesnt really matter whether it's a product or a service.

so yeah. got plenty of big shots out there who dont feel there's any need to heed others' advices.

should serve them a good lesson this time around.

[b13n16]

totally agree with jesse ..