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Rev•el•ry - Noun - Lively and noisy festivities, especially when these involve drinking a large amount if alcohol. #revelryunderground #events #SLO #comeplaywithis www.revelryunderground.com

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On March 16th, 2013, two old friends who were frequently reunited as co-workers at San Luis's very own SLO Brew began talking about their future. Dylan Brown was divulging his secret plans to take his bar tending skills to the next level by starting his own event company. The premise of the idea was that San Luis Obispo had no "real" event planning company to throw events on a larger scale let alone provide basic services and functions such as transportation, sound, lighting or basic bar services.Â
I had recently spent five years of my life up north causing mayhem, attending various fire and EMS programs, getting in bar fights, etc, etc and I was ready for the next big adventure. What intrigued me about Dylan's idea was that I had spent the last two years working as a marketing director doing advertising, events, and was working evening shifts as a bouncer at the various clubs and bars in San Francisco. After deciding to add the security aspect to our endeavor and shooting some ideas back in forth we decided to put up or shut up. Dylan and I had always thrown parties, we were known for getting people together, supplying the booze, the music and the house, so why not make some money doing it? Hell, the City of San Luis Obispo had even created a new law after breaking up one of Dylan's parties. We were born to do this the same way Charlie Sheen was born to rack lines of a strippers tits. But we were gonna do it better!
Realizing we had no savings other than a few grand in mutual funds and two minimum wage (plus tips) jobs we wrote down all the shit we thought we needed. Radios, head sets, lap tops, computer programs, lighting, speakers, uniforms, bar supplies, a fuck ton of alcohol, signs, and the list goes on. It took us 12 days to spend 3,500 dollars. Where we came up with the cash is still a mystery, but we were just getting started.Â
"One does not leave a convivial party before closing time." -Winston Churchill #Festivies #Drinking #WinstonChurchill pic.twitter.com/h6ic6FLdfF— revelryunderground (@revelryug) June 28, 2013