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I started in New York. About six weeks later, I was back in Boston, did shows here, then moved to LA and hated it and moved back. It’s been a steady stream; you look up, and you’re like, Damn, eight years.
Consider this your insider guide to surviving the music festival without breaking a sweat.
Keep this bookmarked through the school year, and, in the words of the patron saint of getting wild, Andrew W.K.: “Party till you puke.”
A judge and a detective get involved as the seventh and eighth wheels, because this is that type of movie—the type of comedy they might’ve made in the ’30s, when detectives and judges were always walking into farcical scenes at the wrong time.
Lots of great FREE EVENTS you cheap bastards!
If that's not a winning combo we don't know what is
The whole audience leans forward and asks, “Why?” And the best that Trainwreck can offer seems to be, “Why not?”
