Party Supplies and Customs
Although the guests are expected to bring drinks and food, the host is primarily responsible for supplying a minimal amount of each for all guests involved. The host will also be required to have enough space in his/her house for the people invited, as well as having prepared the house for the coming hurricane (i.e. window boarding).
Also, in an adult environment, alcohol will most likely be present, as is customary in some locations to drink according to the intensity of the hurricane.
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