College parties are all about having a good time, but what happens when not everyone’s on the same page? Meet our party-throwing protagonist, who’s just trying to be a good host by providing both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. But when their sober friend Ashley demands a specific drink, things get a little… fizzy. Buckle up, because this sparkling water drama is about to bubble over!
Party Time… But Not Everyone’s Feeling the Vibe
Respect for the Sober Crowd
Providing Non-Alcoholic Options Like a Good Host
Sparkling Water? Not My Thing ♀️
Ashley’s Not Thrilled…
“Sugary Stuff Isn’t My Jam, But Water’s Boring!”
Not My Job to Cater to Your Every Whim!
BYOB Applies to Everyone!
Joshua Thinks I Should Apologize… But Why?
It’s the Principle, Not the Price!
I Already Provide Options, Bring Your Own If You Want More! ️
Why Am I Held to a Higher Standard Than Her BF?
Feeling Taken Advantage Of…
Sober Friend Demands Sparkling Water, Host Says BYOB!
Our party-throwing hero is in a bit of a pickle! Despite providing non-alcoholic options like Coke Zero and Dr Pepper, their sober friend Ashley is upset that there’s no sparkling water just for her. Ashley even sent a long text saying she deserves a “fun drink” too! But our host isn’t having it, clapping back with a reminder that it’s BYOB and they’re not Ashley’s servant. Joshua thinks an apology is in order, but our protagonist stands their ground. It’s not about the money, it’s the principle! Why should they be held to a higher standard than Ashley’s boyfriend? Looks like this sparkling water drama is leaving our host feeling a little flat. Can’t we all just raise a glass and get along?
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