Judge My Taste
Everyone anonymously submits their favorite movie, song, restaurant, and best purchase under $100. The host reads each set and the table guesses who it belongs to. A fast, revealing window into people you thought you had figured out.
What it's for
Make taste legible — four categories, one submission, and the table finds out how much of someone’s personality it had already read correctly.
The guest's job
Submit four answers honestly before dinner; no curating for the room, no hedging toward prestige.
The vote
Open table: who owns each anonymous set? First correct guess wins the round.
The reveal
The owner identifies themselves, and the table has thirty seconds to ask one follow-up question per set.
Food & drink spine
Easy shareable food the host sets out; the reading rhythm is what structures the night.
Conversation fuel
"Which answer gave you away fastest, and which one do you think still has the table fooled?"
How it flops — steer around it
Answers calibrated to what people want others to think of them. The rule: answer what you actually love, not what you want to be known for loving.