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DO NOT Enter the Wrong Bar in Tokyo
by Paul Kyriazi   
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The above video is a good Bond Lifestyle energizer and has the line: "A pretty face can hide an evil mind."

I heard this true story directly from the young man:

A Japanese college student was walking in Shujuku (popular movie and restaurant section of Tokyo) when two pretty girls standing in front of a bar invited him to come in and have a drink with them.

After having drinks and singing a karioki song, the student got handed a bill for $600 by the tough looking bar manager. "This can't be right," the student said.

"It's right," the manager growled. "One hundred dollars for each drink, one hundred for singing a song, another hundred for singing with the girls and another hundred for putting your hands on the girls' shoulders while you sang. That's a total of $600."

"I only have $200," the student said.

"Then give me your watch until you come back with the money or you can't leave," the manager threatened.

The next day the student came back and redeemed his watch.

Lots of lessons in this story for us James Bond Lifestyle agents. Such as always know the kind of place that you're going into and what you're getting into.

And; It's better to carry $600 and not need it, than need $600 and not have it.

James Bond Lifestyle rule #7 - I carry enough cash and credit to operate efficiently.

And to quote Johnny Rivers in Secret Agent Man: "A pretty face can hide an evil mind."  

 

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Reviewed by Kalikiano Kalei
Reviewed on November 12, 2023
Another Bondish life lesson to observe is 'Carry the emergency $600 in a safe place.' This was an instructional bit of advice a Serbian pickpocket shared w/me many years ago, in Bangkok (on Pat Pong Road). There are books available on 'Bar Girl' behavior in Tokyo, BTW. Aawe, indeed (as they would put it in Hawai'i! :)))

Reviewed by Joey Lawsin
Reviewed on August 16, 2008
Yes lots of lessons to ponder. It is not only in tokyo but mostly all well known cities over the world...AOUIE

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on July 11, 2008
Great article!

I lived in Tokyo for three years. If you are not a member of a club you better ave a friend who is because it could cost big bucks. Most of the locals are really nice and some like to have a drunkin' good time.

Reviewed by Cynthia Borris
Reviewed on April 10, 2006
Wow! Think I'll sing in the shower and drink at home.

Cynthia

Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on April 10, 2006
I guess so!
Not a bar person myself, but anything can happen these days. Lot of screwy people walking around looking normal.

Best,
Elizabeth

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