Resolved: This should be the FINAL tour (poll)

I got thinking about how amazing the 2016 tour was here in North America. Thanks to the Cure Community, I have a great sampling of the sub-tours across the Pacific and Europe. The band perfected their "standard" setlist, like the Beatles did after playing clubs in Germany for 3 years. So we got the best of the best. I very rarely heard miscues, and Robert sounded great (although some professional magazine reviewers differ on that last one). We got some rarities, and old standbys like The Walk sounded amazing live. Although taper recordings carry a good image, it is still only an image and the live experience I had at the double shows in Miami Florida is something I will treasure for my lifetime.

With that being said, the 2016 tour is over. I think it's best if Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Roger O'Donnell, Jason Cooper, and Reeves Gabrels hang it up and cease touring. I say this because to me this tour actually exceeds the quality of a number of prior tours, sometimes with much younger lineups. I don't want to see the band trying to bang out "Boys Don't Cry" after quick sips of Ensure between tracks. This was a simply amazing tour, and I want the band to go out on a high note and with a bang. They did it all this tour, what stamina, what tuning, what drive! Finish it here, and leave us with memories of a band at the top of their form.

Now let the flame war begin!