So you pick two things out of a list of seven and then say it's about two things that I also had in the list. Pretty disingenuous. I guess you are the expert on somewhere you've never been and just learn about through drinking shows on Hulu.

It's funny to me that my comment has received feedback, since it was intended as a compliment to the show's vision. They clearly made the conscious decision to showcase the racial disparity in Cape Town, and they did it through the lens of a drinking show, and I think that's a good thing (and clever, too)! On one side you have the 100% black neighborhood in tin shacks, pouring unfiltered beer from milk cartons, on the other you have the 90% white neighborhood pouring shots out of a Springbuck's bunghole. Joe Smith said, "Cape Town is about nature, race relations, economic disparity, music, politics, art, sport, and just about everything else except what this show focused on."Bullsh!t. Capetown is about the fact that every single person in the bars they covered was born before the end of apartheid. 2009 - 1994 = 15 years. SA legal drinking age = 18 years. You can have all the boring art and sport of any other major city you want. So long as you still have a social and economic system allowing for the systematic disenfranchisement of the majority of the population, THAT'S what your city will be about.oh faceSo bravo to the Three Sheets crew for not being afraid to get down and dirty and for showing the reality of the situation in Cape Town.