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The SupChina Team Will Be Drinking This Wednesday And You Should Join Us
Hey! We’re basically all* in New York this week, so we thought, Happy hour? Happy hour. If you’re around tomorrow — that’s Wednesday, May 16, New York time — please swing by Randolph Beer‘s DUMBO location (82 Prospect Street, Brooklyn) and say hi. Here’s a map to help you find us. Let’s say 6:30 p.m.
Come talk about Chinese music or film or working with us or the ramifications for Nasdaq in the wake of Hong Kong’s new dual-class rules. Our interests also include food, ultimate frisbee, and bird-watching. We’re mostly harmless. Politely decline if Jeremy asks if you want to see his party trick.
Sorry if you’re not in New York and can’t join us this time around. We’re always on our Slack channel, available to Access members, and enthusiastically read all emails sent to editors@supchina.com.
*Due to a prior commitment, Kaiser Kuo will not be present. He sends a maniacal cackle.
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