GasBandit
Staff member
Most everyone has heard of Burning Man, the annual event where free spirits gather to do… well, just about whatever they feel like… and culminating in the burning of a giant wooden effigy at the end. The event is held on public land in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, and sees up to 70,000 attendees every year.
This year, though, Nevada Bureau of Land Management officials have hesitated to issue a permit for the event, unless certain requests for their own staff are fulfilled. Considering this is an event where tens of thousands of people are simply camping out in the desert, some of the requests are, shall we say, questionable.
What could be so ridiculous? Well…
- Flushing toilets
- A laundry with washers and dryers
- On-demand hot water
- Air conditioning
- Vanity mirrors
- Refrigerators
- Couches
- 24-hour service bar that includes, but is not limited to, Choco Tacos, Chobani yogurt, and chilled 100% fruit juice
- Sirloin steaks and ribeye during hot meals
[via Reno Gazette Journal]