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HK Magazine

Drink of choice: 
Vodka-Red Bull
In your pocket:
Tissues, lip balm, and I have keys.
Reading: 
The Economist.
Listening:
A lot of Cantopop – Eason Chan
On the Hong Kong club scene: 
Overplayed music, same places, same people, basically shit.
Stupidest Hong Kong trend:
Gosh, there’s so many. Office ladies not eating lunch for a month to buy an LV bag.
Pick-up lines: 
Really weird, random shit like, “Should I stand here and pretend to be a bouncer and talk to you?”
Getting in: 
At Sugar, you have to know the manager and book a table. Very tight door policy.
People who'll never get in: 
Except really drunk people? Anyone wearing Hello Kitty and other Japanese comic characters.
On shoes: 
Shoes mean a lot in Hong Kong. You can tell how often someone uses their feet. And how much money they have.
Night off: 
I go to any non-hip-hop place and drink.
Music-wise:
Anything from classic to rock to metal.
Hangover cure:  
Kimchi or spicy instant noodle soup.
Day job:
Nursery teacher.
Pet peeve on the door:
People who don’t know you, but pretend to be your best friend.
Last lie: 
“I wasn’t late this morning!”


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60 Seconds with Jenny Lee

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Jenny Lee is one of the only female bouncers around. She guards the doors at Sugar.
