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This humorous essay playfully mocks those who haven't experienced the arts, particularly live performances. It uses exaggerated scenarios to highlight the perceived cultural gap between those who embrace theater, symphony, ballet, and opera, and those who don't. The writer suggests that those who haven't been exposed to these experiences lack a certain cultural sophistication, which makes them unsuitable as romantic partners. The piece relies on humor to make its point, poking fun at the perceived 'uneducated' nature of those who haven't attended live performances, creating a lighthearted commentary on cultural differences and the importance of the arts. Comparable works include The works of Dave Barry or Fran Lebowitz, both known for their humorous and insightful commentary on everyday life.

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