Francis Ng dangerously crosses Queens Road East and is admonished by Joey Yung in front of the Cafe de Coral while Ng makes remarks about her breasts. 40 Amoy Street, where Lam Suet threatens to jump, is not a real address. However, it may have taken place on Amoy street, very near that number, and across from the Amoy Street Sitting Out Place. After showing the girls some self-defence moves, Eason Chan accompanies them to Liz's Cheese Cake. At the end of the movie, a guy is handcuffed to the "Thank you for visiting Wan Chai district" sign. Lots of the movie takes place in or around one or more 7-11 stores.

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