Goldbar Re-Opening
What kinds of things would you like to see change in nightlife?
JL: I don't think you have enough time for that question [laughs]. Personally, I don't even look at myself as being in some industry called nightlife. As of now I'm in the Goldbar industry. So for me what goes on in nightlife doesn't necessarily have a bearing on what I do.
SR: At the end of the day it all comes down to building a base of people that respect what you're looking to do musically, respect what you're looking to do in the crowd, respect what you're looking to do in the quality of service, and that's where we really focus.
The one thing we talk about ad-nauseum, is that we really don't care what everybody else is doing. We're just going to do things the way that we do it and know that it's been successful for us throughout our careers. 
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