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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/20/2008 9:21:36 PM
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Did not see this until now so not sure what the thread was supposed to be about. Gotta give 'em time especially when it has been a slow day all over the threads.
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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/20/2008 10:04:12 PM
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This thread has the potential to be pretty good. The first story that tenorsister posted was pretty funny. I hope she reposts it.
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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/20/2008 10:12:06 PM
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Where O where is Tenorsister when we need her?????
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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/23/2008 4:28:41 PM
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I have a funny that happened to me a year or so ago at our product table. We have a standing agreement in our group that if any one of us feels led to give away a product free of charge to someone that maybe can't afford it (if we truly feel they can't), or to someone going through cancer, etc....then we all have liberty to do that with no questions asked by the other group members.
We were up in Tennessee in the town where I lived as a little girl. I knew lots of people that were there that day. One girl came to the table that I knew and I just felt led to give her a CD because I "KNEW" she couldn't afford to pay for it. To be as absolutely polite as I can here....she has a mental issue. I gave her the CD of her choice and told her that the only thing she owed me was to pray for us every time she played it.
Well, she proceeded to say "Well, I want all of the CDs!" I explained that as much as I would like to give them all to her, that I just couldn't do that. So, she proceeds to open her purse and pull out a $50.00 bill and say, "Well, if you won't give them to me, I'll buy them with my own money!"
If I could've pulled that tile floor up and hid under it, I probably would have!
When we got back on the bus, we were talking about our sales total, etc...for the night and my cousin proceeded to say "Well, it would've been $15.00 higher if Missy wasn't giving product away!" (Of course, I've been ribbed about that one ever since!)....
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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/23/2008 4:33:12 PM
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ORIGINAL: SingingGal
I have a funny that happened to me a year or so ago at our product table. We have a standing agreement in our group that if any one of us feels led to give away a product free of charge to someone that maybe can't afford it (if we truly feel they can't), or to someone going through cancer, etc....then we all have liberty to do that with no questions asked by the other group members.
We were up in Tennessee in the town where I lived as a little girl. I knew lots of people that were there that day. One girl came to the table that I knew and I just felt led to give her a CD because I "KNEW" she couldn't afford to pay for it. To be as absolutely polite as I can here....she has a mental issue. I gave her the CD of her choice and told her that the only thing she owed me was to pray for us every time she played it.
Well, she proceeded to say "Well, I want all of the CDs!" I explained that as much as I would like to give them all to her, that I just couldn't do that. So, she proceeds to open her purse and pull out a $50.00 bill and say, "Well, if you won't give them to me, I'll buy them with my own money!"
If I could've pulled that tile floor up and hid under it, I probably would have!
When we got back on the bus, we were talking about our sales total, etc...for the night and my cousin proceeded to say "Well, it would've been $15.00 higher if Missy wasn't giving product away!" (Of course, I've been ribbed about that one ever since!)....
 You gotta love kids!
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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/23/2008 4:42:58 PM
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I could tell just from watching him on stage that he's a real cut-up. I'd hate to see him and Derrick Selph on the same bus! Were they together with DMB at all?
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RE: Stories from the road..... - 6/23/2008 5:47:09 PM
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I was standing in for a missing bass player for a group once and we went to somewhere in South Carolina for a concert. Well I have always played the bass with it hanging down really low. The lead guitar player (who had a short strap on his guitar) somehow split the whole front out of his pants when he stepped up on stage. There he was, solid black pants and bright white undies as plain as day. We swapped straps because as they say, "The show must go on." But it sure was hard playing the rest of the set with the bass up around my neck, but probably no harder than it was for him to play lead guitar with the guitar down below his waist.
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Well....no one seems too much interested so as I do not know how to delete the thread I will only delete the post. 
