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also me: okay now I dare you to track the development of “spring break” itself as a professional-class intoxicated sex vacation

me: Ft. Lauderdale in the ‘80s, yeah, but you know an interesting thing was how this spirit of “spring break” combined with the rise of the t-shirt from beach souvenir origins, giving us the “Big Johnson”, “Coed Naked”, etc. brands

also me: \u2026

me: see the real edgy thing would be to ask me to track it in Burning Man and music festivals

also me: \u2026

me: and the thing to look at there was Woodstock '94, and how it foregrounded the “hippie spirit” of the original while shedding any sense of the activist imperative and social purpose that even the 80s had with Live Aid and Farm Aid

also me: \u2026

me: yeah don’t test me, bitch

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