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No, reasonable prices brings long-term customers and overall higher profitablility. Currently, your prices are too high, especially for a 3rd tier city like Changchun. Avoid the traditional Guilin district short-term business thinking (trying to get rich overnight with high prices), and instead go for a long-term business development strategy. In the long-run, it will pay off more for you.

There's not much difference in most clubs in the city in terms of the music they play. If you've been to one; you've been to all. I still have to find a drinkhole with a difference. Sure, people who go there can have all the fun they want but not me. If I ever listen to a cover band, they must be excellent. If I dance to house/hip-hop ... and whatever you call it, it still sounds like nrgy ... I'd rather slip in my bathroom and not remember anything!

Hi, Isaac, welcome to LocalJoy! Interesting comment. Very similar style to the comments of Kevin, another of LocalJoy's users. I must confess to being the author of the purple prose you're commenting on. I do try, in my own pollyanna-ish way, to write very positive, readable descriptions of places in Changchun that cast them in what I think of as the best light. I may get carried away from time to time and my writing skills may not be adequate but I am comforted by the notion that others can temper my descriptions with comments and critiques based on their personal experience.