Hoodwink’s

A painted sign on the same corner as the Liquor Bar neon, reading as Hoodwink's — but only partly legible.

What is visible is a script word beginning Ho, painted large on a rendered wall, and further along the same wall the letters S BAR. The middle of the word is out of the frame.

The reading Hoodwink's fits the visible letters and the spacing, and it is the sort of name the series uses. It is not, however, something we have read end to end, and that distinction is the point of this page.

It sits directly above and left of the LIQUOR BAR neon, so the two are either the same establishment named twice or two businesses sharing a corner.

How to recognise it

• A script word beginning Ho, painted on a rendered wall
• The letters S BAR further along the same wall
• The middle of the name out of frame
• Directly above the LIQUOR BAR neon

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Press pack, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the subject occupies 1728 by 475 of it. Also in it: the LIQUOR BAR neon, a yellow sport bike, and Lucia Caminos.

What we still do not know

• Whether the name is Hoodwink's — we have not read it end to end
• Whether it is the same business as the Liquor Bar
• Whether it is enterable
• Which town the corner is in