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Words: Loren • May 8, 2014

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Bo Hansen (Heavy Times)

SPB: What club (that you've played) has the worst bathroom?

Hansen: There used to be this DIY show spot/skateboard ramp in Chicago called the Beerics.  During shows, to accommodate all of the attendees, one of the "bathrooms" in that place was just a 5 gallon bucket in a pantry. That was pretty fucking gross.

Loren • May 8, 2014

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