The bible:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXRkgtnBmzs&pp=ygUubWljcm9zb...

> The biggest problem at many parties is an endless escalation of volume. If you know how to fix this, let me know

As an engineer, I have to say, the answer is obvious: simply install a siren that goes off when average volume over a period of time is too high.

> Most people will only go to a party where they expect to know 3+ others already.

Is that true?

I've been to two weddings where the only person I knew was the bride and I was just like, well I guess I'll make friends there. Had a blast both times.

The most important party hack in my opinion is to ban alcohol and provide something else

Actual title: "21 facts about throwing good parties"

Are the items in this list "facts"

Are they unsolicited opinions

Are they unsolicited recommendations

The top comment calls them "tips"

The tell tale sign you are throwing good parties is when the random name you make up for the party manifests in the real from a guest who did not see the invite.

ask people that stayed late to help cleanup a bit. It will only take them 5minutes and will save you hours. Also cleanup everything before you go to sleep. It will save your next day

Step 1: have friends

I get mild anxiety just from reading this.

my rules of throwing a good (house) party:

1. good music with a beat. play records if you can, it's fun.

2. no food. people already ate.

3. hit the liquor store pre-party and get a few cases of booze.

4. if there's something a girl wants to listen to, let her. she'll dance with her friends.

5. be super high energy.

6. whip-its