Following up

You know what's awesome? Listening to music super loudly through your headphones while the index finger of your left hand rests on the button that turns on the speakers. The button that turns on the speakers, the speakers that are face down on your apartment floor, facing the apartment below who's bass thuds usually keep you awake at night and wake you up in the morning to sir mix-a-lot. The records sound great as you're listening to your music on your headphones with your finger on the button to turn on the speakers, (the ones on the floor with the bass turned up) sometimes though you slip. That pesky left hand digit twitches. Only for ten seconds, then you recover, but a minute later, it happens again - the button is depressed. Then a minute and thirty seconds floats by before your error can be corrected, but after thirty seconds you've forgotten what you were doing. The floor is shaking. The floor is shaking, but in your headphones - the levels are alright. It's a great night to listen to some punk rock forty fives,  and for your speakers to lie on the floor.