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What's the deal with Thrillist? If you're lazy, just read the bold print. We're a quick, free, daily email Each weekday, we'll shoot you an article delivering the best of what your city's hiding. It might be a restaurant that serves poisonous (yet edible) fish, a rock bar that lists a "Double Shot of Jack" on its cocktail menu, or even a pocketknife that doubles as a money-clip -- an ideal accessory to carry into a bar that lists a "Double Shot of Jack" on its cocktail menu. We only cover what we like We don't write reviews. That would require us to tell you about things that suck, which, while potentially funny, would be a huge waste of your time. Instead, we sift through the crap to find the best in food, drinks, events, gear, services and travel. We have seven editions with more on the way. New York offers vital, city-specific info about NYC. LA, SF, Chicago and Boston do the same for... LA, SF, Chicago and Boston. Soon we'll be launching in Miami, whether they like it or not. The one-per-week Las Vegas edition provides guys everywhere timely, disturbing info on the Vegas Valley. The Nation edition covers all that's new, unknown, or inexcusably unappreciated throughout the country and the world. So get on the list Please? |
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