Tagajärgeks

Tagajärgeks is a term used in the nightlife of Estonia, specifically in the context of the last drink before going home. The term is often used by young people, particularly in the city of Tallinn, to refer to the last round of drinks consumed at a bar or club before the night comes to an end.

The concept of tagajärgeks is closely tied to the country's social drinking culture. After a night out, it is customary for a group of friends to go around to each person's house, collecting money or doing an unpleasant task in exchange for not having to do it themselves. This is often seen as a social bonding experience, where friends come together to share in the cost and camaraderie of a night out.

Tagajärgeks is often the subject of folklore and mythical stories in Estonian culture. According to legend, the person who does not pay for their drinks on the last night out is said to be cursed with bad luck for the rest of the year. This adds to the pressure to contribute to the last round, as no one wants to be seen as unlucky.

The concept of tagajärgeks has become an integral part of Estonian nightlife, and its customs and traditions continue to be an important aspect of the country's social scene. It serves as a way for friends to come together, take responsibility for each other, and enjoy a night out in a fun and memorable way.