I target a higher end guest and try to follow the five senses mantra as soon as folks walk in the door: reed air fresheners, warm lighting, relaxing music, etc.

https://www.whas11.com/article/news/local/trifesta-economic-impact/417-4cf0b6d7-53be-4ad5-9c34-efd7a78bd50c?fbclid=IwAR1f2wYcGNSkjOVWGLoP__TF7Iaw1rWSlYZBIFPSYg6cSxJmfefsZBibp6QMore growth in things like this will give...

They have too many rules, crappy parking when rehabbing, uppity neighbors who complain and report you to the HOA and every government agency, you get fined when a 2 inch weed gets on your sidewalk, you have neighbors who play thumping music and you can hear them snoring and making weird noises when you are trying to sleep and a lot more.Don''t spend one penny you don't have to spend and move on to another project.

I hear music from the kitchen so loud it vibrates everything in my room.

If it's someone else, then you "dance" under their music.

Same types of things screaming/slamming/ blasting music at 7am,the list goes on.

He liked my country music I played while I worked.

This question is like when Seth Rogen asks Aubrey Plaza in Funny People, "Do you like music?"

Personal Story ( Do Not have To Read ) I've been into music my entire life, but as I've gotten older and responsibilities at home started to mount.

Anything is better than those awful slide shows that just take the listing photos and put them to music.