Party Experiences and Social Dynamics

You know our parties, our get-togethers, are famous all over the—

Have you ever gone to one?

—world.

Well, I get invited a lot, like—

Fights?

Invitations.

Invitations, invitations.

I get invited a lot, but I don't really like parties and stuff.

Parties.

A fight isn't exactly a party, though.

Still, there are get-togethers with the guys, but most of them—

I don't know.

You don't know because you don't know the difference between a get-together, a gathering, and a party—

We've gone—

—you've been through all of them one after another.

Bag effect.

Okay, okay, let him talk.

We went, um, well, at that time, we—

Loved

classic styles, like classic looks, suits and

stuff. I went in a casual suit or two,

and all that.

I went and opened the door,

and all I saw were zombies.

You get it?

Yeah.

Like that.

I was blown away.

You showed up in a classic style at a twelve-way party—

Like shorts and, like,

sporty shoes and—

running shoes and—

Yeah, sunglasses, terrifying colors, and I said—

Dude, what’s going on? I was looking for the friend who invited me.

I was gonna tell him, “Man, how did you find this place? What exactly are you doing

here?”

Yeah, where even is this place?

Where is it? All of a sudden, someone came up behind me.

His chin was kind of sticking out like this.

I mean, yeah, his jaw was jutting out.

Yeah.

He must’ve been on something.

I don’t know, man. I-I was totally freaked out.

Completely shocked.

What do you mean, what did his jaw look like?

Like a zombie’s. When I found my friend,

I said goodbye, this isn’t my kind of place.

I thank God, Mr. Ali, for how wide-ranging and awesome our entertainment is,

that we’re surprised when we see a foreigner,

but when they come here, they’re even more surprised.

Man,

our own people and our parties.