Episode 39: In the early 1900s, strict Sunday closing laws in Minneapolis transformed Robbinsdale into a rowdy, saloon-packed haven for thirsty crowds until political crackdowns forced the community to vote itself dry. The return of alcohol after prohibition brought a lucrative municipal liquor store monopoly and restrictive 3.2% beer laws that kept private bar owners strictly handcuffed. This bizarre legal landscape ultimately doomed "Someplace Else"—a swanky, secret-entrance nightclub that couldn't survive without selling setups, forcing it to pivot into a high-energy teen hangout.