OUT AND ABOUT IN JÖNKÖPING TOWN?
Although I had quite the fabulous night yesterday (since I had fabulous company!) there are still some things that worry me when out and about in Jönköping Town.
- Restaurants apparently have the choice to decide that after 10 pm, they're a "nightclub." And then they can charge people 10 pounds for going into the restaurant.
- Moving three tables over to the right apparently creates a dancefloor. So the 10 pounds now seem quite reasonable.
- You have to be 23 or over to be there. But, for me, since I'm 22,5 and with friends who are 23, I can still get in.
- Hot Swedish men are nowhere to be seen.
- That my Granny keeps getting invites to come to Centrum (a Club where the main target group is 18-20 year olds) via text EVERY WEEKEND. She wanted to bring her friend Lily to come with her until I made clear for her what it was. She would've gone anyway if it wasn't for the fact that "young people dance so weird."
- In some pubs, they charge you for entrance as well. From 7 pm. And in some of them you have to be 23 to get in.
- Swedish people cannot possibly talk to people that don't belong to their own "group" until they're completely wasted and it's after 1 am, at least.
Seriously, do you want people to go out here at all?
- Restaurants apparently have the choice to decide that after 10 pm, they're a "nightclub." And then they can charge people 10 pounds for going into the restaurant.
- Moving three tables over to the right apparently creates a dancefloor. So the 10 pounds now seem quite reasonable.
- You have to be 23 or over to be there. But, for me, since I'm 22,5 and with friends who are 23, I can still get in.
- Hot Swedish men are nowhere to be seen.
- That my Granny keeps getting invites to come to Centrum (a Club where the main target group is 18-20 year olds) via text EVERY WEEKEND. She wanted to bring her friend Lily to come with her until I made clear for her what it was. She would've gone anyway if it wasn't for the fact that "young people dance so weird."
- In some pubs, they charge you for entrance as well. From 7 pm. And in some of them you have to be 23 to get in.
- Swedish people cannot possibly talk to people that don't belong to their own "group" until they're completely wasted and it's after 1 am, at least.
Seriously, do you want people to go out here at all?
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