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WE KNOW HOW you feel.
It’s Wednesday, you want to get out of the office but there’s still half a week to go.
So do like we do here in TheJournal.ie HQ and get stuck into a serious debate on one of life’s most pressing issues.
Possibly.
This week: It’s a well-documented problem – music lovers despise people who talk during gigs. They were given some choice names when this discussion began at TJ HQ.
But no matter who tells them – or how many times – people continue to yabber away, even during the quietest or most soulful moments.
Others will say it’s a social occasion that fans have paid good money for – if they want to talk, dance, shout or sing, let them be.
Where do you fall? Is it OK to talk at gigs?
Got a burning question that has divided your household/work colleagues/friends? Let us know in the comments section or email us at tips@thejournal.ie or sinead@thejournal.ie.
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