How do you feel about being in the location of an event before or after the event?

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May 5

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I like the sensation of being in the location of an event before the event has started.

I like the sensation of being in the location of an event after the event has concluded.

No strong opinions.

I dislike the sensation of being in the location of an event before the event has started.

I dislike the sensation of being in the location of an event after the event has concluded.

Never thought about this.

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Have you ever been in a place either before or after an event happens?

Think about the hour(s) before or after a place where something notable takes place.

Sometimes the time before is frantic and wild, other times it is very quiet. Same applies to the time after.

Do you like this sensation or dislike it?

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What was a hoot, was traveling the exact same route, on a different airline, simultaneously as a plane that went down with no survivors. Me and the sister of my classmate couldn't stop hysterically laughing.

Been at a hotel both before and after it being bombed, not hours though, but a week and several weeks (and different hotels, Brighton Metropole, and Britannia Hotel London Isle of Dogs).

I'm thinking about a gig. Like a live music event. Before is exciting. Afterwards is usually messy.

But I guess a business meeting, sometimes the best part is sitting at the table after the client has left and saying to a colleague, faaaark.

What event were you at

@Jack1 I haven't been to any kind of event in some time.

@Eliza It could be something super mundane, doesn't need to be anything special.

What is the event? Is it positive or negative ? Perceived as fun or dangerous?

@Iamczecksy You get to pick. Vibes.

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