dj jmotion wrote:
...we've gotten several offers from camps when we get there...
your lips are moving...
dj jmotion wrote:
...we've gotten several offers from camps when we get there...
I'm not sure "insulting" is quite the right word. I think what he was trying to say is that it's irritating to see people try to take advantage of the system when the rest of us work hard to get what we have. It's the old "Grasshopper and the Ant" tale.Ron wrote:I don't get the notion that it's insulting to see someone ask for free tickets. Why is it insulting?
I don't feel insulted when I see a beggar asking for cash on the sidewalk. What's so insulting about someone asking for a freebie? Just say, no.
Ron
I'm with TS here but I think you're a cool cat DJMotion.TomServo wrote:thats a heavy donate to ask for...most of us pay our own way..and at great cost. kinda insulting to see someone asking for free tickets
This is exactly the issue!TomServo wrote:thats a heavy donate to ask for...most of us pay our own way..and at great cost. kinda insulting to see someone asking for free tickets
DJ? No, you're not a DJ. You're a clueless fucktard with your iPod full of old Moby tunes.Heres the deal guys.
We are 3 DJ burners who are tapped out. Our BM plane ticks were the last of our funds....and we were supposed to have ticks waiting for us this year but our camp bailed out.... Is there someone who is lookin' for music talent at their camps who may want to sponsor some bros?....
Wow... the irony is so think I'm gagging...Sensei wrote:Um, Lotion? It's actually spelled 'your'. I'd hate to see you come off as, you know, ignorant.dj Lotion wrote: And youre ignorance is blinding.
Exactly the problem. Burning Man generally isn't a paying gig, no matter how badly we need three more DJs. I provide a hell of a lot more service on-playa than any DJ. I fixed countless broken bikes (had bike-repair camp), provide lots of bar service, give countless rides and tours on my mutant boat, provide electricity to lots of neighbors, etc.chiefdanfox wrote:Sounds to me like Mr. Lotion has been numerous times, as have his colleagues, and their tickets have been purchased by the camp(s) where they work.
It also sounds like Mr. Lotion places a value on his work that is equal to the cost of tickets in addition to the work, effort and equipment they provide, meaning, he and his colleagues' services are equal to someone providing an art car, or installation, plus the price of admission.