Some of you jack wads need to figure out what you want, recruiting information for your paid subscription or a K-State couple to not have a wedding DJamer. Because, you're not getting both.
So if you want a wedding DJamer and you want to have the equipment set up properly, you're following the right guy. If you only want some stale, overplayed Top 40 hits, you best follow somebody else.
Sentimental crowd favorites like Journey's Faithfully or Tonight I Celebrate My Love by Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flach simply aren't going to play themselves. And you can go ahead and kiss goodbye any shot at an organized line dance to Clarence Carter's 'Strokin'.
So, instead of cracking on this fool for not being able to multi-task or set up a wedding DJamer booth in less than a week's period of time, why don't you pat him on the back for carrying a tradition of high quality wedding DJamer standards and move past the garbage to what really matters - making sure this K-State couple gets married and the chicken dance is played at least one time for everyone in the wedding party to dance to.