I'll be in Chicago during that time. I have access to a hosting space and the right crowd to make a watch party work. My school and neighborhood have a strong Latin American community, and so pulling together an enthusiastic crowd for a Mexico match would be effortless.

Absolutely, hosting is something I genuinely love doing, and the World Cup is the perfect occasion. I'd host a watch party for Mexico vs. South Korea on 6/18, and if Mexico advances, one of their knockout round matches. Those games carry real emotional weight for me and my community, which means the energy in the room would be unmatched. I'd frame it as a cultural celebration with the right food, decorations, and people to make it an experience worth remembering.

Instead of spending the first half cooking or making a food run, I'd use Uber Eats to have everything delivered right before kickoff. I'm thinking tacos, wings, nachos, drinks delivered from local Chicagoan Mexican gems so everyone is settled and ready for the game. I'd also use it as a natural moment to introduce guests to Uber One for Students, showing them how the membership saves money on deliveries that I personally take advantage of.