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Alright, real question: what actually happened to happy hour? Because it used to be more than discounted drinks. It was a routine. You got out of work, decompressed, talked a little shit, and ended up around people you wouldn’t normally hang with. Sometimes it even turned into something useful — a new friend, a connection, a client, a job lead. It was unplanned, and that’s why it worked. Now people finish work and disappear. They’re not stopping anywhere. They’re going straight into “I’m done fo
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