"Stay or leave, I ask you not to go"

Coldplay Rocked.
"Was it better than the last show?"
At worst equal, maybe better.
"What does that mean.?"
The show was close to nearly as good (if not as good), and the circumstances for attending were better.
"But Chris Martin didn't dance around as much."
But he did prance around, and he treated us Louisvilleians to a brand new song.
"Louisvillieans? New song?"
The show was in Kentucky. Yea! The new song was pretty darn good.
"So what's next for you, Berg?"
I don't know. I'm either going to Tennessee to have a kickin time with some very good friends or staying home to have a kickin time with a group of very best friends.
"What's your criteria for deciding?"
Mainly based on feeling. Sometimes I feel like I really should go. Othertimes I don't. I have a couple of hours to decide for sure.
"Why would you want to hang out with good rather than best friends?"
Because I view this trip to Tennessee as irreplacable, whereas I hang out with my best friends every weekend, and will hopefully continue to do so on into the future.
"What does everyone else think?"
Varying opinions on 'what I would be saying' if I went, but suffice it to say that both groups of people really want me to hang out with them (I feel popular) and one group will be disappointed at the decision I make.
"What other factors are there?"
Well one of my good friends who was going to go, is not now (Nate D.) so that may be a sign that I should stay. Also, Lisa and I could definately use the time to hang out with each other. She really wants me to stay. Also, homework, etc.
"Sounds like your decision is easy."
Yes, except for that irreplacable part. I'll be missing out an on opportunity that will / can not be replaced at a later date.
"Sounds like your torn."
Yes.
"What's the right choice?"
Let's hope I make it, whatever it might be.