Drinking the High Life with Jami & Tommy (then Jami's liquor after she leaves) does not cure being sick. It just adds headache to the list of symptoms.

It also doesn't stop me from trying it again tonight......

This is the add that my sister made for us:

girl seeks geeky, nerdy, dork boy, tattooed with mohawk

(fine print)

tattoo artists, hair dresser, auto mechanic, sex object, cuddler, liquor store worker (owner would be better) and musician

then I tweaked it a little bit:

Girl seeks beautiful nerdy tattooed boy

 (fine print)

 tattoo artist, mechanic, liquor store and/or bar owner (or frequenter lol), cuddler, major sex object and musician a plus.

Must love children, small dogs and cats with big hairy balls.

Then Jamie and I needed one as well:

Awesome girls seek tattooed, pierced, adorable punk rock boys, must have ducks in a row, tattoo artist/auto mechanic/hairdresser/housekeeper a plus, substance abuse a major minus, must be of the romantic, cuddling, non heartbreak variety. Getting drinks at a show constitutes a perfect first date. Gay and/or already attached boys need not apply.

 It needs some fine tuning, but you get the gist. 

First of all, I hate the term sell out. It's usually only a term that young kids use. Most adults get that while playing music is fun in and of itself, if you want to do it for a living, you have to get paid to do so. Getting paid does not equal selling out. And when you complain that a band changed, well sometimes as you age, you change. And therefor so do your lyrics or musical style. Sometimes you don't. If you don't like a band anymore, then stop listening to them. If you like their old stuff better, then don't buy their new stuff. It doesn't have to be that difficult people.

As for Warped Tour, you get to see approximately 100 bands per show on 10 different stages for like $25. You are paying less than a buck per bands. Do you have any idea how much it costs to put on a show like that? And they get sponsors to cover it all so that the price is not passed on to you. The feature a bunch of up and coming artists that haven't hit the mainstream yet, so it's a huge thing to get your band on Warped Tour and get them heard. And the big bands? They play large arenas for money. This is no new concept. You do get that it takes money to survive right?

I get that some of you young punks think that life is all about living in a punk house, crashing on the floor ( which is covered with beer and vomit from all of the parties after shows) living off of ramen and drinking Lucky Lager. Someday you will find that there is more to life than that. Plus your manic panic, the gel in your shiny mohawk and the studs in your belt cost money kids. Mom & dad won't pay for that forever!