Bulent, It is difficult to understand this sentence without context. Fortunately, I found your quote on an English language site. Jason: Yeah. I’m not really looking to build a sandcastle or play volleyball. You know, getting tan is kind of cool, but for me, it’s all about just jumping in the waves and getting that salt water all over your body. It’s awesome. Ella: Yeah, I don’t like to get wet. I’m more of a "have a nice alcoholic beverage and lay out and relax, possibly read a book or paint my nails" (I added the quotaton marks to show that she is speaking a kind of young person's jargon.) Explanation: I am MORE the kind of person who likes to have a nice alcoholic beverage and and lay out and relax, possibly read a book or paint my nails,THAN I am a person who likes to get wet. of a person = the kind of person

As it stands your sentence does not make sense. Perhaps you meant: I’m more of a have a nice alcoholic beverage type of person. This means that the person prefers alcohol to other types of drinks.

my guess is: I’m more of the type that enjoys a nice alcoholic beverage...