Sherry Taylor

Q: Men’s Health says that 38% of men do this at parties?

A: Arrive fashionably late

Men’s Health says here are the ways the average guy likes to cut loose:

  • 7 parties is the average number guys attend every year
  • 38% of men arrive “fashionably late” to parties
  • 55% have checked out early by falling asleep
  • 20% of men say live music is the best party entertainment
  • 40% of men have been at a bash crashed by the cops
  • 45% of men avoid hosting parties because they hate cleaning up the mess
  • 25% of men have thrown a real party on less than $100; the Super Bowl is when the average guy is willing to dig deeper
  • 20% increase in antacid sales over Super Bowl weekend
  • 33% of men can’t remember their own 21st birthday party
  • 40% of men regularly forget the birthdays of people close to them
  • 50% of men have delayed passing out long enough to continue a party in private with a woman they’d just met
  • 90% of men don’t regret the hookup
  • 41% of single guys expect to ring in the New Year with a kiss
  • 94% of men don’t know the lyrics to Auld Lang Syne

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