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logic is 1) hanging out with analysts in NYC higher chance at getting return offer, 2) NYC bars should be open which will be fun? Correct me if I'm wrong

 
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Don't. Live at home and save a ton of money or move to Miami, rent a ranch with friends... NYC will probably be the rest of your life, it sucks right now and you could do something memorable instead

1. Analysts are not in NYC and if they are they don't want to hang out with interns unless forced to in the office/office events. Not mean to be offensive, just don't move to NYC expecting to make tons of friends when WFH

2. Unlikely bars will be open in a meaningful way. Indoor dining was just closed for months and reopened last week at 25%, NYC is extremely strict

 

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