Here’s how to throw an office party using your Mac laptop

Here’s how to throw an office party using your Mac laptop
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2018-12-20 15:09

Being an adult is hard and having responsibilities is harder. I mean, who hasn’t begrudgingly gone out for a single, but ended up spending the majority of the night out, sleeping in a bathtub, and forgetting they had to throw an office party the next day? Not I, friend, not I.

So, you’re in this mess now. You’ve got a whole party to plan, but your brain is shriveled and you can’t leave the office.  Don’t worry, it’s okay. We’ve got you. Just follow the instructions below and you’ll be throwing a raging office party using only your Mac laptop and some…

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