Guesslist ba kamo?!!

[♫Ranille♫]

The real VIP's, they pay, they dont put themselves on the list - they PUT PEOPLE on the list. If they dont have money, they dont tag along and freeload, they just stay home and wait for a better time. They dont need the nightlife, they ARE the nightlife. They dont ask for special treatments because they do the special treatments. These people party not because they need to, but they were given the privilege to. They are people who worked and spent their way to be in the good life. They are people who know how to spend their last dime in a club, they get their freebies by NOT demanding anything.
The partying elite are people with sophistication, real social butterflies and know their status well. They despise freeloaders, social climbers and pretentious wannabes (sorry for the redundancy but that was intentional to prove a point).

Do not mistake this group for being "elitists" or misinterpret this group as made for those snobby VIP types. This group aims to separate the paying customers from the freeloaders. That partying doesn't always have to depend on the guestlist.

[Phau]

Yes, I can do nothing but agree. Its not about the money you bring when going to parties. Being an elite clubber is not always being a sophisticated person. People in the guestlist doesn't need to be overwhelmed by people in the vip list.

It's not always the dime that count you to be an elite. It's rather the emotional stress the people see when you hit the dancefloor, or if you do not dance, its simply the way you tag on other people's lives. Its always just enough to at the least know another person and take it as a new friend aboard. This is why UPO goes well along with parties.

Me myself, admit it that when it comes to spending, I can stall my self standing with just one bottle of beer the whole night and I guess that's just being wise.

Yes, It doesn't always have to depend on the guestlist. But it doesn't always have to depend on your wallet's current status too. Why do we need to be separated? After all, isn't socializing the main reason why we go to parties?