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keccers
@keccers.eth
FWB was ahead of the curve? Yes but. The in-person dynamics are a factor — this argues these clubs provide an IRL Neverland where you can feel younger than you are, and still have something exclusive in a world where it’s impossible to gatekeep https://www.gq.com/story/how-new-yorks-social-life-went-members-only
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Pete
@corporatefilth.eth
Your statement provides accurate reasoning. A couple buddies and I are pooling capital together to open a “chill spot” which is really just a members only social club in my hometown.
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Jack Dishman
@dish
Super exciting idea I'd love to replicate in my area
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Pete
@corporatefilth.eth
Yeah we realized that relying on the city to provide us with entertainment/accommodation is a losing game so why not create it for ourselves
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Jack Dishman
@dish
Agreed. Both public spaces (ex: libraries) lack amenities and private (restaurants, bars) have a pressure to continue purchasing as you're there. There's not many places for people my age (mid-late 20s) to just hangout. Like a hangout space where I can meet interesting people and bring my people to just vibe
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