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Someone please tell me why I never saw Love Actually before Sunday night. It was silly and heartwarming and sad and just what I needed after being at work from 9am until 12:30am. Maybe I cried a little. (I blame the wine.)

Oh romantic comedies, I adore you.

Adam had a little monologue before he went into the acoustic version of Miami. I got it on video, but I wanted to post the transcript here:

"We were playing on tour with Live, like, seven years ago. Six years ago, five years ago... We were down south and I hadn't seen my girlfriend in about a month. She'd been out of the country for awhile and she was flying in to meet me. I went to the airport to pick her up, it was back when you could still go into the airport and go to the gate and wait for someone... It was different then. The plane was late, it was supposed to come in right around 5:30. So, I went to the airport and I sat at the gate and watched the tarmac of the planes landing. And as the sun was going down, I realized how much I missed her. And I also realized I was gonna fuck this up pretty soon. It was a weird feeling because I knew that I loved her, but I knew that I just didn't have it together, you know. It's weird to feel both those things at once, because you know it's going to be heaven when she gets here, but at the same time you're going to do something to make her leave..."

As Adam came on stage, he said that his girlfriend had broken up with him earlier in the day. :(