The Bugbar
This Location is Permanently closed due to collaboration with the organization known as Glitchen Beatle.
The popular bar known as the Bugbar was shut down resently after it was discovered that the owners were working with Glitchen Beatle. A few people say the name should have been a giveaway. However the bar operated for several years without suspicion
The Bugbar was a popular location for a night out. Located off the mainstreet of Corner Cabin, it is a plain brick two story building. The inside is painted in dark blues, with soft pink accents. Neon lights run in lines across the ceiling and along the bar. Live music was preformed on the stage across the room from the bar. Small tables fill the space between the bar and stage. At the far end of the room there booths with a canopy of dark blue curtains drapin over them for added privacy.
The owners lived in the rooms on the second floor. The stairs that lead up to the second floor are located in the storage room behind the bar. The upper rooms consisted of a kitchenette and living room combined. Two tiny bedrooms and an equally small wash room.
The owners were a brother and sister, who were extracted as the only survivors of there home town. It is believed that this fact is what influenced them to join Glitchen Beatle. They were spying on their customers using Buzzybugs. The small robotic listing bugs would hide under the tables, after arriving on drinks trays. These bugs would then record all the conversations at that table. The owners would then go over the recorded data, and send any important information to Glitchen Beatle.
Security Teams had been tracking the leaks for awhile, and when someone mentioned the unusual bug problem at the Bugbar, security immediately looked into it. They used a small microphone and speaker to create a feed back loop with the Buzzybugs, reveling them. The owners were taken into custody and are awaiting trial, on charges of aiding Interdimensional Terrorists.
Many people hope someone will buy the bar and reopen it, minus the bug infestation.
A listening post, essentially! great idea!