I appreciate the point he made, and would have appreciated if he'd had made it maybe two fewer times. I think the point he's missing is that people don't really

I appreciate the point he made, and would have appreciated if he'd had made it maybe two fewer times. I think the point he's missing is that people don't really care, and if it sounds fine, then that's good enough. I come from a musical family, and when I'm listening critically, this kind of stuff can tweak my knobs same as his, but that's not often enough to be a problem. Usually I'm just enjoying music, and unless something is egregiously out of tune, then good enough is probably fine. I think he also misses the point of context of the note. An out of tune string sounds bad in isolation, of course, but without knowing the piece, maybe it wasn't played very long, or happened to work in a passing tone to the next chord, or maybe was drowned out by the mix. There are lots of reasons that people without perfect pitch would miss a bad note.