This Sunday's bridal shower went very well.

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wifedj said:
My clients and friends see my face and know my character...you could never be a client of mine, therefore, you are not in a need to see my face position.

HINT: Im not that difficult find in other places.
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Why would I be a client of yours? I 'm not looking to book a DJ to do an event for me. Besides that if I was looking for a DJ and contacted you why wouldn't you agree to do the event for me? You couldn't handle an event I wanted you to do for me? He He.
 
MIXMASTERMACHOM said:
Why would I be a client of yours? I 'm not looking to book a DJ to do an event for me. Besides that if I was looking for a DJ and contacted you why wouldn't you agree to do the event for me? You couldn't handle an event I wanted you to do for me? He He.
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Sorry that's Hee Hee.
 
MIXMASTERMACHOM said:
Why would I be a client of yours?
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You couldn't.

MIXMASTERMACHOM said:
Besides that if I was looking for a DJ and contacted you why wouldn't you agree to do the event for me?
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Because you don't, likely properly, place enough value on your own talents and service, I have no doubt you'd never agree to pay my fees.

MIXMASTERMACHOM said:
You couldn't handle an event I wanted you to do for me? He He.
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Yes, that it precisely...feel better?
 
Mix, just 2 pieces of advice...

1. PLEASE KNOW WHERE YOU PERFORM! I don't know who does the MCin' on your threesome of a partnership, but typically it's nice to welcome everyone to "insert venue name here" for the celebration of "whatever event you're celebrating". It creates a more polished presentation. Not saying this is the only way to do an introduction, but it's a nice formal transition to the start of the party and venues appreciate it. I also do it at the end of the night, "thank you all once again for coming out tonight to the beautiful "venue name", and making "so and so's" bridal shower so special. Enjoy the rest of your evening and one more time, let's have a round of applause for our guest of honor "so and so".

2. $300... making $100 after your split. Seriously is this really worth your time and energy? Do yourself a favor... split from your partner... go on your own... charge $300 and pay a roadie $100 to carry all of your equipment. At least then you make $200. Really makes no sense how you work for practically minimum wage if you count from the moment you pack the van and head to the event, till you unload and head inside the house.
 
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MIXMASTERMACHOM said:
Actually I never said I setup a thing. My partner and his GF did it on my phone. I knew nothing about it.
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So, your partner and his GF used YOUR phone....and you knew nothing about it?

Dj Jimmy D said:
I am starting to think there was no job and he made the whole thing up.
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And conveniently...no pics, either.
 
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wifedj said:
You couldn't.


Because you don't, likely properly, place enough value on your own talents and service, I have no doubt you'd never agree to pay my fees.


Yes, that it precisely...feel better?
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What is your fee? How do you know what I can afford? I might decide to go with someone else for the sane price you want because I think they are worth it and you're not. Please don't take that as personal attack. That's what we all deal with. Looking at showing a potential client why they should book us and not look elsewhere. If you can't do that they should look elsewhere. I don't give a damn if it's me and I can't convince a potential client we're the right DJ service they should book someone else.
 
Oh to hell with it. You remind me of member on another board who always had something to complain about. Stop winning all the time. Don't worry be happy!!!!!!!!
 
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