I wonder what the chances are that the disco volume will be low enough for guests to talk normally to each other rather than they have to shout and / or lip read from three inches away?
I'm surprised dag didnt learn the hearing protocol for noisy discotheques like I did after attending my first in 1965.
If the music and club chatter are drowning out the voice of the person talking to you, push the flap above your earlobe down with your finger until you can’t hear out of it and turn your head so your other ear is pointing in the other person’s direction. If you’re already comfortable with your conversation partner, you can make things even more interesting by leaning in and getting a little closer.
And while at the Event buy yourself a drink of your choice if you can spot the deliberate mistake in my comment re dags hearing experience in the disco environment.
AS expected both Pam and I thoroughly enjoyed the camaraderie of the awards dinner on Friday night. However, what we most certainly did not like was the absolutely deafening disco. Is it not the law that disco providers are obliged NOT to exceed a certain noise level?
