Listen to a conversation between two students.

(woman) Hey, Steve, I hear you started a band.
(man) Yeah, I play guitar and some friends and I got together to start making music. We’ve been practicing a couple of months and I think we’re ready to have a concert.
(woman) Great, are you gonna have the show soon?
(man) Yeah, hopefully sometime in the next couple of weeks. We’re all pretty busy but I think we can squeeze in a show before summer starts and everyone goes away.
(woman) Cool! Where’s it gonna be?
(man) We wanted to do it in the campus auditorium. We play rock and roll. It’s kind of loud so it’d sound great in there. Problem is the auditorium’s already booked for the next few weekends.
(woman) So what are you gonna do?
(man) Well, there are no weekends left before summer but there is an opening next Wednesday night, we could do the show then.
(woman) That could be good, I mean, concerts are usually on the weekends, but it’ll be something fun for people to do in the middle of the week.
(man) Yeah, that’s true. It’s just that, well, there’ll probably be a smaller audience on a Wednesday which might be kind of disappointing.
(woman) Well, yeah
(man) But there is one other option. We’re friends with people in another band. They’re gonna be performing in the auditorium next Saturday. And they actually said they’d be willing to let us perform with them.
(woman) Wow! That’s really nice of them.
(man) Yeah, we’d play for a little while and then they’d play the rest of the night as scheduled.
(woman) Sounds good.
(man) Yeah, only catch is we wouldn’t have much time to perform so we wouldn’t be able to do all the songs we’ve been preparing.