Aerosmith or work??
Aerosmith is playing a free outdoor show in front of the building they used to practice in many years ago before they hit it big. The show goes off at noon. I'm literally a ten minute walk away. Do think anyone will notice if I diappear for a few? It's gonna be a friggin madhouse!
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Well...
It's probably not going to be a 3 hour show or anything.
Can't you just say you're going to check it out and then work late to cover whatever time you missed? I am a contractor, though, so I do that all the time.
Given their concert prices lately, free sounds worth doing.
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My company,
usually don't let anyone stay late on Monday nights. It's alright though, I told my boss I was going for coffee. Which I did, but I then wandered over to Commonwealth ave. Aerosmith came on late around 12:30 and they played for about an hour. Tyler sounded good and Joe Perry kicked ass, as usual. They ended with 'Train kept a rollin' and dedicated it to the MBTA green line, which runs up the middle of Comm. ave. There were tons of people everywhere. I had never seen them live before and your right, the cost of tickets to see them are outrageous. It was short but sweet!
Dude...
I'd gladly lose my job to see a band like that anyhow.
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