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Most pub­lic places fea­ture canned music that hits my ears at vary­ing vol­umes. (The younger the tar­get demo­graphic, the louder the music.) Most of the time, it bears no con­nec­tion with what I would choose to play, given the opportunity.

I pro­pose that when enter­ing an estab­lish­ment, you would be given a blue­tooth head­set to hear what they are putting out. Or not. I would always refuse the head­set — except maybe at Urban Out­fit­ters.

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  1. Johanna Fenton says:

    Paul, I just want you to know that I am thor­oughly enjoy­ing your blog. It seems intu­itive and nat­ural to write about the things you do, and yet I won­der why some­thing so intu­itive and nat­ural doesn’t hap­pen often. So much writ­ing is con­trived and overly con­sci­en­tious. Your posts are refresh­ing. Glad to call you a new col­league of mine.

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