Wedding of gigs avoid or embrace.

Church's gigs avoid or embrace.

All of those things are kind of, maybe like wedding and church, but maybe they're

different things, but...

Yeah, I know.

I mean, you know, in a way, they're sort of taboo i have felt and and and i wonder

if it's a generational thing too because i seem to find younger players and this just could be

circumstantial i don't know if it's like a rule i mean it, it's a gross over-generalization, to be sure.

But I find that sometimes younger players have a little less negative association, potentially,

with doing a church thing or a wedding thing.

And sometimes I wonder if like the cover band scene,

because of social media has been made less taboo or less sort of tarnished.

That is really, really interesting, man. For for context anybody that's listening right just

just for context so before we were about to talk about five and six string bases but one of

us dropped a comment about wedding we will actually we've got you know we've got trello open here

which is a you know

this cool up thing that we keep all of our podcast titles in or what one is sort of like you know

the stuff that we're going to have conversations about and and one of them is about wedding gigs

and we started just like a little conversation about wedding gigs and i i think i made a comment

that but we were talking about the, maybe the differences, the cultural differences.

I asked a question, you know, I was like, are there cultural differences between the US and the UK in terms of how musicians perceive wedding gigs?

And obviously, I was given Ian a kind of a cultural breakdown of wedding gigs

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