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Where humans pay premium prices to be uncomfortable together on purpose.
means Organized gatherings celebrating culture, music, religion, or food, usually crowded, scheduled, and emotionally significant.
from From Latin festivus, festive, via festum, a feast day — back when the calendar's holes were holy, not just three-day weekends.
Ancient originsHarvest festivals predate writing and most religions.
Economic engineMajor festivals can outearn entire small nations' tourism.
Mud mathGlastonbury's site holds livestock the other 360 days.