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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: here's my advice    |
|    18 May 18 18:47:24    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2018051813205168333-email@nowherecom...              > Or, rather than runing away, how about I learn to act like a manager.              A manager? sounds like what they really need is a NANNY!!!              MENTALLY UNSTABLE seems to be the best description!              First they crank up when it's *your* hearing that's at risk, but when you       eliminate that risk, suddenly it's too loud for *them*!!!              But don't knock bands because they Obviously have no idea of what a band       really is!!!              > No way in any organization could or would you try to get agreement on       > everything. Let the people who know specialties do what they do. Under       > stand that concept.              That part is fine. Diversity means versatility and capability...but ONLY       *IF* they FIRST Truly Understand and *practice* COOPERATION...because a band       is a TEAM!...and *Must* Literally Work in CONCERT!!              > And, decide that as long as I'm calling the shots, I'll make the choices.       > Don't like that ? Find a new group to play with / argue with.              That's almost like demanding that they actually GROW UP! ;)              > There's can be only one boss, and right now that's me. I need to act like       > that. If they don't want to go along, whatever. I'd be just as happy       > without the headaches.              That' because being a Nanny for big Immature Spoiled Brats is a Bummer!              > The reasoning behind this is that not everyone has the same expertise. Or       > tastes.              Or MATURITY!!!              > Like, I'm not letting our non singing drummer decide what keys songs       > should be in.              Did he actually want to do that?       In view of all the weirdness lately, I was wondering.              > Or have a say in much of anything else where failure due to ill informed,       > poorly thought out decisions would land on someone elses shoulders .....       > mine mostly.                            Jim              Maybe they should get more *serious* about getting involved in such things       because it seems downright Bizarre that such incompetence in those matters       wouldn't in some way be reflected in the band's performance as well.              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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