CineVegas

All in all, the Last Cup after party was a great success, but I wish that I would've enjoyed it a little bit more. I was too worried about people liking me, so I didn't relax at all, and I didn't allow myself to have a good time. I thanked director Dan Lindsay for giving me the opportunity to be involved in this project. Maybe someday I'll wake up and realize just how sweet I am and that people like me for me, not because I'm "good" at beer pong.

So the party was winding down, and the people had started to leave. I hung out with the other beer pong players, knowing that this would be the last time that I would see them until January of 2009 at the 4th World Series of Beer Pong. Regardless of how they come off in the movie (if you've seen it), this really is a great group of people who just care a lot about the sport that they play. You won't find too many people who are more passionate about it that these people gathered here.

I met up with Duncan, Billy and Skinny (who of course created and run Bpong.com and are responsible for the World Series of Beer Pong) to wish them on their way, knowing that it probably would be a while until I saw them again as well. I then hung out in the casino with the Film 101 crew, and they all made sure that the fun wasn't over yet. I wish that I had a picture of me and Kyle Roper, who is also involved with the movie magic. He was absolutely hilarious at 3 in the morning, and everything that he said was a stitch. He is one of the most random and goofy people that I have ever hung out with, and meeting these guys from Film 101 is by far the coolest thing about being involved in this beer pong documentary. It was a really fun night, but like all nights, it had to end and make way for the next day, which definitely would not be as cool as this day was.