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Mac Kerr

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Vendor/Client Relationship
« on: February 28, 2011, 08:33:08 PM »

This was posted in the old forums, but it just turned up on David Buehler's Facebook page. I never get tired of this:
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Re: Vendor/Client Relationship
« Reply #1 on: February 28, 2011, 08:49:28 PM »

This was posted in the old forums, but it just turned up on David Buehler's Facebook page. I never get tired of this:
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Mac,
I did not see this before.  I belly laughed over this.  Unfortunately, too true.

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Re: Vendor/Client Relationship
« Reply #2 on: March 03, 2011, 07:21:42 AM »

This was posted in the old forums, but it just turned up on David Buehler's Facebook page. I never get tired of this:
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Client at end of gig: "OK ... time to settle up. Now I coudn't help but notice that you have trunks full of unused cable behind the drum kit. You appear to have quite a bit of unused gaffers tape. And there were 3 channels of gates and 1 stereo reverb that you didn't use at FOH. The down-fill modules in the left and right line arrays were run at lower gain. The monitor guy only used one of two ear-cups on his Clearcom headset. And 4 of the Atlas stands had scuff marks on their round bases. I believe you have enough battery juice in the RF mic's to do at least one other show. Finally; I noticed that you struck and loaded out in 1/3 the time it took to set up. So let's calculate what these are worth and deduct them from the rental price. OK ? We can make this work. No, really. Hey ! Stop looking at my wife's ass, would ya ?"

(well worth re-posting this, Mac)
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Re: Vendor/Client Relationship
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