Nightlife is too expensive in Singapore

[Chase]

Clark Quay is so quiet on weekday

 

[Chase]

Empty bars, high prices and early nights: Singapore's dying nightlife could have wider repercussions
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/tod...-nightlife-diminishing-tourism-impact-4922661

The most recent available data from the Singapore Department of Statistics showed that operating revenue for pubs, night clubs, discotheques, dance clubs and karaoke lounges in 2022 stood at S$284.7 million, a far cry from the peak of S$674.7 million in 2015

 

[50000]

day to day living already struggling, how to think of nightlife

 

[Chase]

KTV is too expensive too
Mummy $100, Butterfly $200 + Drinks and Waiters tips
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna...nside-singapores-adult-only-ktv-world-2639416

 

[Chase]

 

[laksaboy]

This cannot that cannot. Even Orchard Towers was denied the chance of being a safe space for adult nightlife. How to have vibes?

CNY also no vibes. Even the faggots' Pink Dot has been reduced to a shitty 'pasar malam' event.

Under the rule of godless, soulless, control freak PAP technocrats, there can be no good vibes.

 

[syed putra]

Taiwanese told me KL night club even more expensive. Ridiculous level for a third world country. Sinkie, second. Taiwan and Japan a lot cheaper mostly because drinks are cheap but girls too. Not sure about rents.

 

[bobby]

Day life also too expensive

 

[WangChuk]

can go nightlife now means wallet thick thick money many many .... next day can go work late and bochap bosses ... this is now history for locals. Expats and FTs maybe still can do that .... but they most probably TT back all the SGDs earned here back to their home to buy land and build new houses. So nightlife other than attend Funeral Wakes at HDB void decks is a thing of the past now.

 

[face the facts]

most remain bachelors and get straight to the point....geylang

 

[k1976]

Empty bars, high prices and early nights: Singapore's dying nightlife could have wider repercussions
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/tod...-nightlife-diminishing-tourism-impact-4922661

The most recent available data from the Singapore Department of Statistics showed that operating revenue for pubs, night clubs, discotheques, dance clubs and karaoke lounges in 2022 stood at S$284.7 million, a far cry from the peak of S$674.7 million in 2015

Fewer XMM Chiobu and more single LaoBu?

 

[Betsycrant]

Sometimes I pre-drink with friends at home or grab dinner at hawker centres before heading out—saves a lot and still makes the night fun.

 

[k1976]

Taiwanese told me KL night club even more expensive. Ridiculous level for a third world country. Sinkie, second. Taiwan and Japan a lot cheaper mostly because drinks are cheap but girls too. Not sure about rents.

Soapland is around $200 vs Gheyland Cheekon Rice set

 

[syed putra]

But to Be fair, covid lockdown more or less detoxify most drunkard and they now indulge in cycling.

 

[True Believer]

The majority of S'poreans have low purchasing power because everything is simply too expensive here. Much as up to 80% wish to not be cooped up in their HDB pigeon holes, 92% do not own a car, have not many places of entertainment to travel to, and once they get there, find goods and services far too overpriced. We really have a low quality of life here in SG.

 

[Pinkieslut]

What do you expect from Coolie genes sinkies? Even high FTs find the fucks here expensive. Fly to Bali, Pattaya or HCM can ejaculate into 3 different holes for price of one time in Sinkieland.

 

[k1976]

can go nightlife now means wallet thick thick money many many .... next day can go work late and bochap bosses ... this is now history for locals. Expats and FTs maybe still can do that .... but they most probably TT back all the SGDs earned here back to their home to buy land and build new houses. So nightlife other than attend Funeral Wakes at HDB void decks is a thing of the past now.

Few can afford this high life style

 

[k1976]

The majority of S'poreans have low purchasing power because everything is simply too expensive here. Much as up to 80% wish to not be cooped up in their HDB pigeon holes, 92% do not own a car, have not many places of entertainment to travel to, and once they get there, find goods and services far too overpriced. We really have a low quality of life here in SG.

Most dun understand PPP concept

 

[k1976]

The majority of S'poreans have low purchasing power because everything is simply too expensive here. Much as up to 80% wish to not be cooped up in their HDB pigeon holes, 92% do not own a car, have not many places of entertainment to travel to, and once they get there, find goods and services far too overpriced. We really have a low quality of life here in SG.

Coolie genes only appreciate 1m HDB pigeon holes and $20 Cheekon rice

 

[True Believer]

Most dun understand PPP concept

Why are S'poreans not getting much bang from our buck? Our land scarcity drives up the cost of real estate, making both the rental and purchase of a home extremely expensive; this is the biggest component of a household's expenditure. To manage traffic congestion, car ownership is too expensive for up to 92% of residents here. A small country like S'pore also relies heavily on imports for many goods, which drives up prices owing to shipping and logistics costs.