Hi, welcome back to eat your crust podcast.
I'm Jisoo.
And I'm Crystal.
So we've already wrapped up the holiday season, unfortunately.
But we are pretty lucky to have a lot of long weekends this month as well as next month.
So along with these holidays come a lot of parties.
Whether you tend to be the host for these parties or the guest, I do think there is a lot of kind of nuanced etiquette that comes up that might not be easy to catch the first few times around.
Today, Crystal and I wanted to share through our learnings now that we are almost 27, from our early twenties, to make sure that you'll be a good guest and also a good host, which we're definitely still kind of learning how to be those things, for sure.
First off, do you think you're you like being a host more or a guest more?
That's an interesting question because I think if you asked me like a couple weeks ago, I would have said host, but it's probably like holiday season burnout where I'm kind of like, oh, that was like a lot of hosting.
Maybe it's good to be a guest from time to time.
So in my current mindset, I would prefer being a guest.
Yeah.
And I think that makes absolute sense.
I mean, in our friend group, ever since graduating from college, you and James were the first people to basically move out from home within the Bay area.
So it was easy to kind of like default to u two as our designated hosters for, you know, parties, get togethers, whatever.
And I mean, it's been quite a few years since we graduated, so unfortunately we've built up this kind of habit to rely on YouTube.
But I mean, people are definitely starting to move out more now.
And so, you know, hopefully we get more varied hosts within the friend group because I can imagine being the designated host for the past like four to five years can be very tiring.
Yeah, I think you've hit the nail on the head.