top | item 19939546 (no title) athroway | 6 years ago Yeah, they're called nightclubs with outrageous prices for drinks, or juice bars. Been to a few myself. But somehow I doubt your idea of "a space where people dance without alcohol" involves loud rave-type music. Maybe you could clarify discuss order hn newest qntty|6 years ago Loud 'party' music? Yes. Rave music? Not necessarily. athroway|6 years ago Alright, I'm intrigued. What use case isn't filled by most nightclubs?-Bouncers often compulsively search you in order to make sure you don't bring extra alcohol inside-Prices are at a ridiculous premium, typically to profit from the artificial scarcity but also in order to discourage and punish drunken behavior-Loud party music galoreWhat exactly is missing? load replies (1)
qntty|6 years ago Loud 'party' music? Yes. Rave music? Not necessarily. athroway|6 years ago Alright, I'm intrigued. What use case isn't filled by most nightclubs?-Bouncers often compulsively search you in order to make sure you don't bring extra alcohol inside-Prices are at a ridiculous premium, typically to profit from the artificial scarcity but also in order to discourage and punish drunken behavior-Loud party music galoreWhat exactly is missing? load replies (1)
athroway|6 years ago Alright, I'm intrigued. What use case isn't filled by most nightclubs?-Bouncers often compulsively search you in order to make sure you don't bring extra alcohol inside-Prices are at a ridiculous premium, typically to profit from the artificial scarcity but also in order to discourage and punish drunken behavior-Loud party music galoreWhat exactly is missing? load replies (1)
qntty|6 years ago
athroway|6 years ago
-Bouncers often compulsively search you in order to make sure you don't bring extra alcohol inside
-Prices are at a ridiculous premium, typically to profit from the artificial scarcity but also in order to discourage and punish drunken behavior
-Loud party music galore
What exactly is missing?