the virtual. It can't be done. If you got roommates and you're about to throw a big old house

party, you can't just like not invite one. I think I've told you guys before that, when

I lived in Washington, DC, before I settled down a little bit, I was living in a house

that we used to call disgrace land with six or seven dudes and it was just that. And we

had these legendary parties in Aspen Hill, where I mean, we were too old to have parties

like this, but the cars lined up around the block. We had legendary parties at our place

at Harren. Oh, yeah. The ice luuges were, this was way back in the day.

The Hooch in the tub. Oh, yeah. The whole thing. You know, the luuges. No, or Hooch in

the tub. No, no, no, no, no. It's like a big ass block of ice, right? Huge block, right?

And you would carve with the screwdriver like an S into it or two columns and you pour the

drinks into the ice on top and you got two people at the very bottom of the ice, taking

the shot as it comes through like the alleys. Super sanitary. Of course. And we used to have

these legendary ones. And like I said, I got like seven roommates. I can't even imagine

a saying to one of them, hey, you're not invited next Friday night. You can't do it.

I don't see how you do that either. If you're going to have a house party like that,

they all got to be there. Well, Cassie wants to ask the question from Reddit because

they're in the same situation, but they don't want to invite their roommate.

Would I be the A-hole if I asked my roommate not to attend our Halloween party?

I found him at the go. My roommate got blackout drunk and hit on me and harassed me and

other things. After that night, he unadded me on social media and ignored all my texts.

My other roommate told me that his girlfriend had told him to break contact with me where

she would break up with him. I wrote him a letter telling him I no longer wish to be

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