Why You Secretly Hate Cool Bars

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The blog post Why You Secretly Hate Cool Bars by Tim Urban argues that going to a popular, loud, dark and crowded bar on a weekend night is a miserable experience that people do out of social pressure and false expectations. He describes the various stages of suffering that one goes through when visiting such a bar, from waiting in line, to paying a cover charge, to being unable to talk or hear anything, and to dealing with drunk and rude people. 
Tim also questions why we have accepted this as the norm for nightlife and suggests some alternatives that are more enjoyable and explains that people only enjoy the bars because they were drunk, but anything would be fun when you’re drunk, and when you’re sober it isn’t fun at all, so it isn’t actually fun. The author concludes by saying that cool bars are not cool at all and that we should stop pretending to like them.
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