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This humorous essay dives into the author's unexpected encounter with the Lawrence Welk show, a relic of past entertainment. The author explores the clash between nostalgia and the reality of the show's bright colors, airbrushed performers, and overly-choreographed routines, questioning if the passage of time has altered our perception of what constitutes good taste and entertainment. Through witty observations and a sarcastic tone, the author invites the reader to ponder the nature of nostalgia and its impact on our judgment of bygone eras. Comparable works include David Sedaris

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