I still remember the bottles of Patron and Wild Turkey some college guys left me after a particularly wild and fun-filled Mardi Gras they had.

Hi BP patrons!

Sorry if this sound patronizing.

It's not stated in a patronizing way, but very factual.  

What I'm getting at, is why not just do your own.Doll up your backyard for entertaining, lay in a few bottles of Patron and Grey Goose, and some mixers.Then invite people you have met that you can help and they can help you.Shake a hand, make a friend, and spend a buck or two on entertaining.Just my 2 cents. 

=/And just so you don't get too stressed out about us -We have turned down countless handouts, sponsorships, donations, patrons, and every TV offer and book deal pitched to us for a decade now... so you certainly don't have to worry about any eventual GoFundMe campaign; and when we choose to eat spaghetti dinners I assure you they are delicious!!

To the contrary, in NJ the COVID pool rule changes stated:Allow patrons to use their own water play equipment, including but not limited to goggles, snorkels, fins, kickboards, pool noodles and toys, however the pool facilityshall:▪ Prohibit the sharing of such equipment except among immediate family members, caretakers, household members, or romantic partners; and▪ Not provide such equipment for rent or other use to patrons while at the pool facility.

This guy needs your honesty, not some patronizing gesture.

@Caleb Heimsoth Appreciate the patronizing comment :)  I'll go wherever the numbers take me. 

Ford might not be responsible for what their customers do with their cars, but bars might be held accountable if they serve drinks to obviously intoxicated patrons.