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There’s a park in the city where an unlikely cast of characters gathers to work out, smoke weed, argue, and occasionally share homegrown tomatoes. The writer of this essay is one of the regulars. And on one otherwise ordinary afternoon, he strikes up a conversation with a guy named Brian. What follows is a heartbreaking reminder that everyone you meet has a story you know nothing about. SPONSOR | RECOMMENDED BY ELEVATOR 
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Was at a concert this weekend. After the show, a bunch of young people were standing around waiting for Ubers. And smoking. Actual cigarettes. Good old-fashioned cigarettes. It is bad we loved to see it? > 
There’s a time and place for sitting down to pee. There, we said it. Maybe it’s the middle of the night. Maybe you’re tired. Maybe you just want a moment to yourself. Relax the pelvic floor, gentlemen > 
Somewhere near Joshua Tree, in a caravan outfitted with faux-marble walls, an artist is broadcasting New Age music into the desert night. No license. No corporate sponsors. Just obscure music and a collection of literature about extraterrestrial communication. Good vibrations, questionable reception > (The Art Newspaper🔺) 
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