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One of the critical insights shared during the conversation was the idea of repetition in a musician's career. Imagine performing the same set of ten songs every night, for weeks, months, or even years on end. In establishments where specific songs must be played in a certain way to please an audience, the element of improvisation can quickly fade, leading to an uninspired performance. The pressure to meet crowd demands—often from intoxicated patrons suggesting various songs for tips—can further complicate the situation for entertainers already grappling with fatigue.