leehuffman

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by leehuffman 6y ago
lol ok bruh... I'll break this down... > Do you think the state should give you money or leave you to your enterprise? I haven't taken a dime from any government entity, including the unemployment pool that I 100% qualify for a
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by leehuffman 6y ago
> Maybe it's the rural setup where I'm from Nah, it’s almost certainly (at least in this context) your privilege. I should hope that you’d never have your income, overnight, ganked out from under you. Not to mention the dozens
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by leehuffman 6y ago
> especially the parallels for me as the music producer who found the first popular white girl rapper: "Kreayshawn" and produced her first few tracks ("Bumpin Bumpin", "Gucci Gucci", etc).. Wait... you produ
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by leehuffman 8y ago
> I don’t think that should be demonized You left out the part where y'all scream and cry nonstop about the 520 tolls, toss massive amounts of cash at fighting the potential I-90 tolls, hold up and stall mass transit (mostly via the
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by leehuffman 8y ago
> My general approach is to look at craigslist (one example query: https://seattle.craigslist.org/search/cta?query=used+car&sor... ) to get a sense of the market. CL now allows you to search by 'Owner'
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by leehuffman 14y ago
They wouldn't. It would be a waste of their time. What sneak is referring to are the producers, distributors, and retailers that will eventually make up this system. The federal government would have interest in those dealing with large qua
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by leehuffman 14y ago
I don't believe there are a "lot" of people who think this. There was a ton of talk around this coming from the opposition of this initiative, and now that it has passed, there's plenty of press on it. I think the public is pretty well info
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by leehuffman 15y ago
Labels are starting to collect money outside of record sales. It's becoming much more common for artists to be signed to "360-degree deals", which is what the record companies came up with when album sales started to drop off. They take a c
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by leehuffman 15y ago
Most bands/artists work 40 hour weeks at real jobs. There are very few independent artists that do well enough to play music full time. If you can, it means you're touring constantly.