randomfounder

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   by randomfounder 2y ago

   The events you’re talking about still exist to a T. If anything, there’s too much interest in them, and now they’re hiding not just from cops but from “tourists”. Think finance bros who just want the exclusivity and a chance to bother wom
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   by randomfounder 2y ago

   they bring generators! There’s a surprising amount of planning and logistics involved, even for sketchy seeming events
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   by randomfounder 2y ago

   In California at least, I think ravers hate clubs more than anyone. They’re expensive, inconvenient, and the impression is that they’re for superficial people with more money than sense. Raves are much cheaper ($100 to a see drunk rapper sh
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   by randomfounder 2y ago

   I’m somewhat deep in the rave scene, and a lot of my friends are pretty hardcore about it. It still exists, and people are more interested than ever (look at the growth of festivals and rave-adjacent events). There are regular illegal raves