Partygoers are pushing for clubs to offer free water : ‘It costs as much as a beer’
New York venues aren’t required to give out water – but nightlife workers say it could make the difference between a safe evening out and an ER visit When Brooklyn metal band Contract performs around New York, they expect a mosh pit: thrashing bodies shoving and jumping along to the music. They (…)
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