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The scene is the interior of Southhole NYC, located at 128 Rivington Street, New York, NY. The establishment features a dimly lit, rustic aesthetic with a distressed wooden plank ceiling and walls, supported by wooden columns. Overhead, string lights with exposed bulbs are strung, complemented by recessed spotlights and two dark-colored ceiling fans. A television screen is mounted above a section of the back bar. Numerous individuals, primarily young adults, densely populate the space, indicating a crowded environment. Most are standing or interacting at counters. In the foreground, a man wearing a black t-shirt with "SOUTHHOLE" text is seated at a counter, smiling and looking left, with a can of Modelo beer on the surface in front of him. Another man is partially visible sitting to his left. To the right, a man in a white polo shirt stands, smiling, holding a can of Modelo beer. The expansive back bar, located along the left side of the room, is brightly illuminated and extensively stocked with various liquor bottles arranged on multiple shelves. A menu board is affixed to the wall near the bar. People are observed conversing and holding drinks throughout the visible area.
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