The weekend-elect thanks you for your support.
These just in: 1) The most comfortable and technologically advanced pants known to man, 48% off. 2) 20% off the Equil JOT—an amazing smartpen that syncs everything you write to your devices. 3) An exclusive box of the world’s most exquisite spirits, delivered every month. It’s almost too easy.
Randolph Engineering: they made sunglasses for the Air Force. The Air Force: they made stealth bombers. Now Randolph is making stealth bombers... for your face. Anyway, the ultra-tinted Stealth Aviator is launching at Mr. Sid with custom-frame fittings and an open bar. That doesn’t mean you can wear them inside.
Boston’s not seeing a casino anytime soon. But Society on High is. On Saturday, it’ll go by the name Monte Carlo. Because that’s when the blackjack and roulette tables will take over the dining room for a night of high stakes and a cocktail-heavy after-party. No Bond jokes, please.
You now have until midnight to order breakfast every Sunday at Scholars. But no later. Because that would technically be morning and risk tearing a hole in the breakfast-lunch-dinner-time continuum. And trust us, you don’t want that.
Sure, you can dress like a cowboy just because you feel like it. Or you could dress like a cowboy for a costumes-encouraged, hoedown-themed food festival with dishes from the likes of Puritan & Company and a beer garden. Okay, that’s still kind of weird.
Thirst Boston. It’s a convention. A convention where you witness bartending competitions and sample gins inside Hotel Commonwealth before going to after-parties and a pop-up speakeasy in an empty building next door. Makes wearing a nametag all day totally worth it.
