For those too uncomfortable to mingle in such forbidden fields, the third floor left a little breathing room. “It’s awkward for a guy, people try to generally avoid it,” Philipe Guevara
informs me. Friend Molly Ling retorts with a hinting smile “It’s awkward, but inspiring.” The Young Associates eclectic mix of art auction pieces on the wall of a very empty large room provided a mild excuse for those wishing to return to the ordinary to initiate a proper conversation away from those enticing beats as they sipped the Lucid Absinthe concoctions of the night- ‘Mint Muse’ and ‘Seventh Sin.’ Perhaps a few ‘Sins’ neurons would start to contract and release some fiery impulses in those stiff souls that would lead them back downstairs to enjoy some wickedness.
“A gremlin strip show” is how DJ assistant Mike Colon, a.k.a. Stylez, describes the experience. As the clock ticks closer to midnight, the sorcerer Absinthe seems to have implanted a spell making people mingle a little closer together. In hard times, people need to unite. What better way is there to bring people together than a one-night-only gremlin strip show? Well done, Young Associates.
