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I get hungover way less since I drink a lot of water after or ideally at the same time as getting drunk.
If I get hungover anyway it's greasy food, weed, sweet drinks like soda or juice schorle and couch with a series or a silly movie. Probably a cat or two with me on the couch. Let's be honest, probably only the one, the other only really loves my SO. Normal stuff I guess.
Or if it's summer festival time maybe countering with beer might be another option to kill a hangover.
Vodka soda or vodka water are the drinks to drink to avoid the hangover.
^This.
I do take a lot of water after getting drunk ( if am not lost :D ). It's simple. A sip of water when the mouth feels dry , repeat.
Also, coconut in the next morning.