I think that most people keeps on saying how much they miss live music these mornings as well as I am undoubtedly no exception to that rule.
I miss live music, too.
However, the last time that I was physically at a concert in a crowd of people, the air quality was undoubtedly terrible. That’s the only thing that I can believe of whenever people start complaining about the lack of live music this past year. I just remember going into the location on a boiling morning at the end of the summer time last year when the temperature was in the nineties. I was gleeful to get inside of the building as well as out of the boiling sunshine because I assumed that they would have the a/c blowing full blast inside of the building. Imagine our unpleasant surprise when I walked into a stuffy, boiling building without a hint of a/c blowing through the air! I walked around to a couple of odd vents but there wasn’t even any lukewarm air blowing from the vents, much less cold air! I thought that maybe inside the main seating area, the a/c would be laboring, but no such luck there. When the people I was with and I got inside the crowded building with all of the other fans for the concert, it was so boiling as well as sticky that I was undoubtedly miserable. All I could believe about was getting out of there as well as making it back to our car so I could turn the back on full blast. It was awful.