[FrdmLvr]

I have been driven out of more than one store by the excruciating sounds of pop music, usually at deafening levels sufficient enough to interfere with your thought process.

[dsrtsage]

I always wondered who exactly actually listens to pop music

[Fiji Hill]

I have been driven out of more than one store by the excruciating sounds of pop music, usually at deafening levels sufficient enough to interfere with your thought process.

These days, it's hard to find a full-service restaurant where it's quiet enough to have a conversation at the table while eating. Diners have to put up with loud music, acoustics that enhance ambient noise, or both.

[fidelis]

And don’t get me started at sports venues, movie theaters, and and various outdoor events. Who even likes that awful music, and why does it have to be so frickin’ LOUD? Are people freakin’ deaf?

[Windflier]

“I have been driven out of more than one store by the excruciating sounds of pop music, usually at deafening levels sufficient enough to interfere with your thought process.”

My wife and I recently had dinner at a local Red Lobster restaurant that played a constant stream of mindless millenial music over their sound system. It annoyed me so much, I told my wife that it’s the last time I’ll ever set foot in that place.

The worst thing was, I couldn’t spot a single customer in the place who fit the demographic of those who enjoy that music. I couldn’t have been the only one who was turned off.