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If you spend time with young children, surely you’ve noticed they tend to develop a deep attachment to the word “again.” Play hide and seek, again. Make macaroni and cheese for dinner, again. Watch that same episode we’ve seen 300x, again. Yes, we all know repetition is a powerful learning tool, but we also know too much of the same thing makes adults want to…let’s go with, step away from children? We’ve all been there, no judgment. While there are countless categories ripe for repetition, one stands out as the most painfully irritating to adults — the request/demand to “play that song again!” And again. And again. And…oh you get it.