The bar is open. Why is the luxury car parked outside? Is it really patronized by local tyrants?

I have to say that the first reason is to support the scene. The so-called open day must be full of gas. Whether it's inviting friends to the scene or patronizing by local tyrants, the first reaction after being seen by customers is that this bar is very good, the boss is rich and the infrastructure is very good, otherwise there will not be so many luxury cars. At least that's what bosses want.

Second, friends may come to congratulate us. We know that no matter whether we open a bar or a shop, we must have money and connections to open it. However, there must be some rich friends among these people. A luxury car at the door is likely to be congratulated by relatives and friends. There is nothing wrong with doing this, thinking that you want to send blessings to your friends.

The third is to attract customers. Like cafes, bars have been a social function since their birth. There are various types and styles of bars, from the lowest "diving bar" to the elegant places for social elites to entertain. The popularity of cars has become an irreversible trend, but there are more and more types of cars, so the luxury of cars is also constantly improving. Therefore, in the eyes of ordinary consumers, high-end luxury cars are out of reach. In everyone's eyes, luxury cars are exclusive to the rich, usually for beauty. No matter where you park, luxury cars will attract people's attention, so opening a bar to park a large number of luxury cars will attract many consumers.

With the further deepening of China's reform and opening up, the coffee bar industry has developed rapidly in China. In China, almost all star-rated hotels and designated restaurants for foreign tourists have coffee shops. Many large and medium-sized cities have opened cafes. Most high-end office buildings and large shopping malls have opened up places to drink coffee. Many large and medium-sized cities in China have café leisure service places. According to national statistics, the number of cafes and bars in China is increasing by about 20% every year, so it is also common to park limousines in front of bars.