u/Your_Username1234321

No tips required, but I'd love it if you take a minute to water some flowers.

Once you get off the plane, turn left and keep walking until you get to Nook's. Beyond that, over a bridge is a lot of flowers I'm trying to breed. It's a lot, so it's fine if you don't water ALL of them. I've left out some water cans so you can bring a full batch of turnips and water flowers afterwards if you want.

Please don't accidently run and trample my flowers. Please don't steal any flowers.

Thanks.

Leave a message here with your name and island and I'll DM you the code.

EDIT: It's 9:16 local time for me. I'll probably close about two hours from now.

EDIT: I'm doing two at a time so it doesn't get too crowded.

EDIT: Noo! Nook's cranny closed. Sorry. I didn't set the ordinance for it to stay open until 11. Thank you to everyone who stopped by and I wish I could have gotten more. Next time.

Look. I get it. If he wants to keep touring, he has to play certain fan favorites. If he stops playing No Children, a portion of the casual fanbase leaves feeling disappointed and doesn't buy a ticket the following year and now he's playing smaller/fewer venues or maybe not touring at all.

I'm not saying I don't understand his frustration. I imagine it gets really monotonous to play the same song over and over again. But no one has a gun to his head, right? He's choosing to play No Children over and over to draw that bigger crowd.

So, here's my question: does JD really need to complain about it on stage? Does introducing his final song of the night with a couple minutes of voicing his frustration with being forced to play a song he doesn't want to play make it a better show?

I personally don't show up needing to hear No Children, but I recognize that there are fans who come to these shows because No Children is there favorite song ever. It's probably a little bittersweet for them to only get to hear it after a preamble about how much JD is sick of it.