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The eating and drinking game has teams running around the neighborhood to complete challenges.
The eating and drinking game has teams running around the neighborhood to complete challenges.
Sure, scavenger hunts can sometimes feel like chores, especially if they’re part of team-building exercises or the dreaded work retreat day. But BklynQuest is different. Why? Because it involves mostly eating and drinking in Bushwick, of course.
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