Of course you do

Despite her being a relatively big star in the country music world, there couldn't have been more than 100 people at the show, and only about 20 or 30 of them had the same all-access privileges as you.

So when you are ushered backstage, you take a seat, and are told that due to the small numbers of the crowd, Jennifer will be able to make time for everyone.

And then you see her in her low-cut top and tight jeans, and you make yourself scarce until the end.

"Hey, thanks for coming out John," she tells you when you introduce yourself to her, "how did you like my show?"

The show, obviously, is not what you're interested in, but it was a conversation starter, so you reply that you enjoyed it.

When you hear the security guard tell Jennifer that it's closing time, meaning the area needs to be cleared for the next gathering, you think your time with her is over.

But having met such a true fan, and being willing to do anything to earn fans as a solo artist, Jennifer has other ideas.