Infuriating and insulting if you've been playing this music for 5 years, hilarious and spot-on if you've been at it for 20. Humor is the most difficult thing to comprehend in another language.
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In related news: Some Americans don't appreciate traditional jazz.
It looks like a bit of advertising clickbait & if it irked you enough to tell people about it, then it worked as he intended ;-)
I'm glad that there is so much stuff on the internet, because in many ways, the internet is amazing. I just figured out how to upgrade the lighting in my shop to be color-correct and 92CRI at center and >95CRI over the benches so that I can color-match lacquer without leaving the shop and just generally have more pleasant light. It took only a few hours over the course of a couple of days. In the 80's, that kind of research would have taken phone calls, driving, & days to weeks of dead-ends & sifting through irrelevant information. Behold the power of the internet circa 2016.
But clickbait reminds me why I sort of miss the internet circa 1980s/90s before clickbaiters & advertisers discovered it - when it was just a bunch of nerds on dial-up modems checking their pine-mail and obsessing over computers & Princess Leia (RIP)
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Some Argentinians don't appreciate tango.
Some Spaniards don't appreciate paso doble.
The list could go on forever.
I'm glad that there is so much stuff on the internet, because in many ways, the internet is amazing. I just figured out how to upgrade the lighting in my shop to be color-correct and 92CRI at center and >95CRI over the benches so that I can color-match lacquer without leaving the shop and just generally have more pleasant light. It took only a few hours over the course of a couple of days. In the 80's, that kind of research would have taken phone calls, driving, & days to weeks of dead-ends & sifting through irrelevant information. Behold the power of the internet circa 2016.
But clickbait reminds me why I sort of miss the internet circa 1980s/90s before clickbaiters & advertisers discovered it - when it was just a bunch of nerds on dial-up modems checking their pine-mail and obsessing over computers & Princess Leia (RIP)