Brett Cooper

Again, Domino's pizza, $15, $3, Trader Joe's wine, four friends, baby, you have yourself a party.

There is no excuse.

But okay, let's say maybe that you do want to do more.

Say you want to host a dinner party.

It seems daunting.

It's not in the budget.

What if you could do it for under $100?

Which?

Which brings me to one of my very favorite series on the internet.

Just watch.

So there you go, you get the point.

She budgeted it out, she went to Trader Joe's, she planned the whole thing, and obviously because it's the internet, there are always people in this girl's comment section being like,

if I don't have the plates, I can't do this, whatever.

Thrift stores, go to Goodwill, buy adorable little like vintage china plates, thrift some wine glasses, whatever it may be.

Oh, I don't have the right things to cook with, then cook something simple.

Like genuinely, some of the most fun nights I have ever had have just been like, again, pizza, sitting on the floor, wings, super easy to make, super easy to order.

It does not have to be so complicated.

And if you don't have a Trader Joe's near you, girl, I can relate.

I don't have one near me either, but get your butt to Walmart or Kroger or Aldi.

It does not have to be expensive.