Slap happy: Quirky Slap Bar leaves social media buzzing with bizarre business antics (video)

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An unusual business venture known as the Slap Bar has been creating a buzz on social media. The account of @harry_shosta on the Twitter platform shared a clip of this bizarre enterprise, where customers pay for the privilege of being slapped by female employees.

This cafe, while offering the usual food and drink services, extends its uniquely strange service to customers who want an unconventional experience.

The Slap Bar isn’t a new concept, having been around for years. However, it gained momentum and popularity after being broadcast online. The reason customers are willing to pay for being slapped is surprisingly related to traditional culture. Slapping was a common form of punishment in Japanese society, especially during the 70s and 90s, both in real life and on television.

Although this form of punishment has gradually disappeared due to legal and humanitarian reasons, a significant number of people are willing to be slapped to satisfy their desires, providing both excitement and stress relief. The Slap Bar employs attractive young women to perform the slapping, catering to male customers with a taste for masochism – deriving pleasure from physical pain.

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The report did not specify how much each slap costs but it is certain that the prettier and stronger the employee, the higher the price customers have to pay. These customers are more than happy to pay, seeing it as a harmless form of pleasure, said one social media user.

“It’s an unexpected trend, but it’s not causing harm to anyone. People have different ways to relieve stress and if being slapped is one of them, it’s their choice.”

This peculiar venture is a reflection of the diverse nature of human desires. The Slap Bar is just one of the many unconventional businesses that have emerged over the years, showing a market for almost anything, no matter how strange it may seem.

It’s an unusual approach to customer service, but as long as there is demand, businesses like the Slap Bar will continue to thrive. While it’s not for everyone, it’s clear that there’s a niche market for this kind of service.

As one social media user who frequents the slap bar said it’s a unique experience.

“I’m willing to pay for it. It’s not hurting anyone, and it helps me unwind after a long day.”

The Slap Bar is an example of how businesses can tap into unique and niche markets to attract customers. As long as there is demand for a product or service, no matter how bizarre, there is potential for a successful business.

While it’s not the typical cafe experience, the Slap Bar has found its place in the market, serving customers looking for a unique way to unwind. Despite its unconventional nature, it’s an innovative business idea that has managed to carve out a niche.

In the end, it goes to show that there is no limit to human ingenuity – and the lengths people will go to for a bit of excitement. Whether it’s being served coffee by a pretty waitress or being slapped by one, there’s a market out there for every kind of experience. And as long as there’s a demand, businesses will continue to supply.

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Samantha Rose

Samantha was a successful freelance journalist who worked with international news organisations before joining Thaiger. With a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from London, her global perspective on news and current affairs is influenced by her days in the UK, Singapore, and across Thailand. She now covers general stories related to Thailand.

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