I think we all know that girls have the upper hand when it comes to partying.
I'm not saying it's right, but every girl can recall a time when she went out on a limb to secure a brew. By pairing our uncanny talent for flirtation with the art of persuasion, we girls are left with the ability to get anything that we want.
Just this weekend I found myself in a situation which called for my expertise in this area. A few of my friends and I rolled up to a party where the line for the keg stretched on forever.
I didn't even want to think about waiting that long for beer, let alone actually do it. So, I scoped out the scene and spotted a perfect candidate for operation Get Brady Beer. I struck up a conversation, making a point to comment on his Yankees hat, letting him know that I, too, am a fan of the best baseball team ever.
I explained to him that I was simply too parched to wait in line, and within minutes, I had this boy filling my cup and bringing it to me on the couch where I was waiting with my girls. All it took was a few friendly words and an effortless wink to solve my problem of the moment. At a bar, frat, or house party, the same rules apply.
At a frat, boys spend crazy money on beer and parties which will only be successful if there are enough girls in attendance. So we go to these parties, obligation free, and by using our keen ways, we get can beer all night, enjoy ourselves and let the boys take care of everything.
The same standard applies to the way in which girls acquire drinks when they are out on the town. At a bar, a little eye contact can go a long way in the intoxication department. Once a girl is looking good, and her charm switch is turned on, she has nothing to worry about.
I know that guys don't want to hear this, and that most girls don't want to admit it, but plainly put, girls use random guys for drinks and make them think that it will pay off a the end of the night.

