What Suits Us

        Dollcee said, Dos, I know sometimes I express my thoughts as a live stream of consciousness. Especially with questions like; is there any point in being in a pop culture band when there are so many beautiful, clever and interesting ones already out there? 
        Well, it occurred to me that if almost everything is perception, then we should be able to address most of our doubts by redefining the issues.

        Dos said, I am all ears Dollcee, I can partly understand what someone means when they talk about ambition and competition, but I struggle to understand the importance of them as issues. I am content with what we have already and I will be happy with being contented with our content making. 
        Dollcee said, this is my idea. Get a cultural wheelie bin and we put everything that is too hard or beyond us into it. Also, things we suspect that has a downside, but we can’t identify exactly what the downside is, in it goes. What is left, we redefine or keep as is. 
        Drums for example, I cannot give up the drums. Every culture that has ever existed with access to sticks, have played the drums.

        Bass, Cybo connects the rhythm to harmony and melody through the bottom end.

        Guitar and vocals, there is no way that you are going into a cultural wheelie bin, Dos.

        Cybo said, I respect the cultural importance of plumbers and nurses and lots of other citizens that get up in the morning and go off to play their roles in the culture, but I am sure most of them don’t wish to be a celebrity plumber. What sort of plumbers would want to get thousands of likes for sticking their arm up a blocked sewerage pipe.

        Dollcee said, exactly, I am sure plumbers don’t expect to enlighten the masses about the connection between affluence and effluence.

        Dos said, this is the best thing we have done for a while, define everything and whatever to fit in with what suits us.

        Padoke said, I thought that is what you have always been doing.