In the 1920s, with prohibition in full swing, the people of America were parched of their sweet, sweet alcohol. They needed it, and so speakeasies were born into the fray of underground businesses. One such establishment took it too literally, that being "The Cave-Inn". It ran as a bar with a live band, as well as a few rooms to stay the night.

In a speakeasy, societal norms were left at the door, so to speak. The proper ways of living were traded for pure, unfiltered fun. Men danced together, women wore barely-there dresses, and the entire place bursted with life.

One could only hope not to get caught in these illegal activities, or worse...