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🌿 In this video clip, Bryan Flowers and his wife mention they “have a piece” of a friend’s cannabis business — widely believed to be Little Amsterdam, a dispensary associated with Chris Berndt.

📄 According to public posts by Berndt, the business is framed as a medicinal cannabis operation, with claims that “everything we do is medicinal” and that he has “the doctor behind [him], big boy.” Official records show the company is registered under the “Wholesale of pharmaceutical and medical goods” category.

Despite western-style branding, the company appears to operate under a Thai nominee, a structure commonly used to navigate foreign ownership restrictions but one that can raise regulatory concerns.

👥 This moment underscores the growing web of business ties between Bryan Flowers, Chris Berndt, and others involved in Pattaya’s nightlife, combat sports and cannabis scenes.

📌 As Thailand's cannabis industry remains in flux, the blurred lines between medicine, lifestyle branding, and foreign commercial control continue to attract public interest and legal scrutiny.

📢 Presented for journalistic inquiry and public awareness. No unlawful activity is alleged.

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🚗 In this clip, Chris Berndt — founder of Y-GU Boyz — shows off his brand-new 16.9 million baht Aston Martin Vantage in a public Facebook post. The car’s custom interior features Y-GU Boyz branding prominently displayed on the steering wheel, serving as a high-end rolling advertisement for the controversial product line.

💬 Bryan Flowers, co-founder of Night Wish Group and a known associate of Berndt, comments on the post: “I got the black one. Very cool. Love the wagu advert,” seemingly confirming ownership of a similar vehicle and endorsing the Y-GU Boyz brand.

🧩 This moment underscores the luxury lifestyle and public camaraderie shared among key figures linked to Rage Kickboxing, Y-GU Boyz, and "The Soi 6 Mafia"

📌 The video is part of an ongoing journalistic investigation into the business relationships, promotional strategies, and financial scale of operations tied to these individuals and their ventures.

⚖️ All content is presented for public awareness, transparency, and journalistic documentation. No criminal activity is alleged in this clip.

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🎥 In this public video, Bryan Flowers and Nick Dean discuss Bryan's sponsorship of an upcoming Fight Circus event in Bangkok — a viral-style combat sports show known for bizarre entertainment, including midget pillow fights and gimmick matches.

Bryan shares promotional plans featuring 6 women in Rage Kickboxing gear and another 6 in his Y-GU Boyz apparel. Nick Dean confirms his attendance at the event.

💰 The video highlights the growing financial connection between Bryan Flowers, Nick Dean, and Chris Berndt — the founder of Y-GU Boyz and a key figure behind the massive promotional spending on Rage Kickboxing sponsored events. Millions of baht have reportedly been funneled into raising the profile of these brands.

📌 This footage is part of a broader journalistic investigation into the media and business ecosystem surrounding Pattaya nightlife operators, promotional networks, and their expanding influence in Thailand’s combat sports and branding scenes.

⚖️ All content presented is for public awareness and documentation. No unlawful activity is alleged in this clip.

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In this clip, Nick Dean showcases a newly installed large-format LED advertising screen, part of a recent investment aimed at expanding into Pattaya’s outdoor media space.

The digital billboard, prominently placed in a high-traffic area, marks a strategic move by Dean and business partner Bryan Flowers to diversify their holdings beyond nightlife and hospitality.

The screen is expected to be used for both internal promotions and third-party advertising, tapping into the growing demand for digital signage in Thailand’s tourist-heavy zones.

This video is part of a broader look into the evolving business ventures tied to prominent figures behind the Night Wish Group.

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