“You know what they say: Always leave when you’re winning!”
Or something like that.
Or “I’m getting old. I usually am asleep by now.”
“You know what they say: Always leave when you’re winning!”
Or something like that.
Or “I’m getting old. I usually am asleep by now.”
This whole things sounds like one of the plots to a Seinfeld episode.
Look behind you, it’s Nor_Treblig!
One could say to the host/-ess “I think it’s time for you to leave”, for which the answer would be “but I live here” (if the party is at their home), and for that one could reply “you’re right, I’ll go”.
I have lots of excuses to avoid going directly, so I’m not good at excuses for leaving.
I would say they usually involve the children being tired, but that’s the very same reason I left @Ema’s birthday part earlier yesterday and now he’ll think it was a fake excuse
I think there are many possible solutions to the problem. Unleash a deadly monkey in the crowd; call the police saying there’s been a murder; put sleeping pills in the punch bowl…
Personally I wouldn´t take any kind of advice from Rev. Jim Jones…