"NYC Nightlife Has Always Been Best When The Economy Is In The Hole. The Last Time It Was Good Was In..."
When was the last time NYC Nightlife was "amazing"? Find out after the jump...
According to nightlife photog Steven Ekerovich After the crash of 1987. (Steve Lewis has also claimed this over the last few weeks). Why? Because as Steven points out people are out and about trying to drown their sorrows, things become cheaper, more diverse, and people are forced to become creative. Expensive bottles aren't going to cut it anymore. So at least we have something to look forward too...the downside? Hamptons nightlife in downturns tends to be pretty bad (assuming you liked it to begin with).
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There's a reason why Rose, while on the Titanic, had more fun when on the lower decks than on the upper decks with the upper crust There's a reason why Buddy the Elf had more fun in the mailroom than in Walter's office. I am unable to articulate this reason, though, as I am an NYC recession nightlife victim (or beneficiary)