Full disclosure, I was there. It was the worst festival conditions I had ever experienced. Charging for water while kids were passing out because of dehydration, not enough toilets that never seemed to get cleaned. Then there's the trash, I'll never forget the giant peace sign someone constructed out of dozens of empty pizza boxes. Did I even get to see a band, I was so far away.... Maybe that was a good thing. The new documentary on Netflix 'Trainwreck: Woodstock '99' shows the chaos that was supposed to be three days of peace and love, it was anything but. There's three episodes, each showing how the situation deteriorated day by day. Festivals are fun when done right and down right dangerous when they're not. Unfortunately we have way to many examples of the danger. https://consequence.net/2022/08/trainwreck-woodstock-99-review-netflix/
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