Would you let guests from another event borrow your CDs.

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Very true, personal experience is by far the best way to learn. After all, I never would have known that paint tastes bad if I didn't chew it off my crib when I was a baby...hmmm that might explain some things. :rofl:
 
As many have stated and if I was in the business the answer is quite simple "NO". My CD's are my CD's they are an investment and people find it easy to borrow and never return them. Even my friends know better than ask me to borrow a CD, you want the music? Then pay for it, I did.
 
I have actually been in that situation when I was spinning CDs and the answer was no.
 
Nope. Mechanics and Contractors guard their Snap Ons and Makitas with their life. CDS are a DJs tools. Its like going to a site without your hammer and expecting someone to loan you one. When you get hired as a construction worker or mechanic, first question is - do you have your own tools? Id rather be a selfish PREPARED a##hole than the one who has no business being in this business.

Plus, I am not helpinf the other DJ by denying him this Learning Experience. This will hopefully teach him to be more prepared in the future. Sure he might be pissed, but why take on a gig you are not prepared to do? Didnt he do any pre-event planning at all? Ask the client what they want? This will also teach the client to be more selective about their DJ in the future. Sure it may not be me, , because Im the Selfish Ass, but at least I gave them the gift of Learning.
 
I have a heart but I love my collection its my life blood. I can say in all my yrs other than a house invasion and theft while away I have only lost one CD and no vinyl in all the yrs of my collecting. I can even tell the CD (Metallica Black Album) I bought it and took it into the night club I worked 6 days per week (back in the early 90's) and a rare moment of silly I left it on the DJ console over night. The next day all that was left was the CD Case. No one knew where it went. I am quite sure it was in possesion of the Club owner. He was a Coke head.
 
yeah Pat you do too just not willing to admit it. Prove me wrong by going to the post office
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Cesar im truly going to answer a question perhaps you might take note.

If you were the other DJ of course but I would likely give you the hip hop remake.
 
Bill Hollick said:
A simple "No, I can't do that, sorry" with a smile but without further explanation is how I think I would handle this situation.
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I'd rather pretend to almost have a convulsion and yell, "No....F......N.........WAYYYYYYYYY!" (I'd be shaking my head up and down as I pronounce the vowels in that final ejaculation).
 
Well, If I had some CDs that I tought she could use and she would sign something or leave me some ID I would let her take some, as well as my business cards.
 
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well, if she was really cute, and if there was a back room somewhere and if my wife would never find out and if she was really cute and if I had a long remix CD I could put on and if her dress was really short and if she was willing to do anything to make her party work, and I mean ANYTHING and if she was really cute... ;)
 
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