FOR ALL DJ'S, If you want a good laugh read about my gig this past Saturday

Dj Emazing, post: 41639, member: 9575 wrote: I just brought the track off of amazon for 89 cents, I want my 89 cents back.

I bought that mess off of iTunes so you know I’m hot that Amazon had it for only 89 cents..LOL. I will say this….there are a lot of young kids doing what I think they call “yiken” or “yiking” and it’s very disturbing to see young kids doing it and then uploading the videos to Youtube. *shaking my head*

Coltrane09, post: 41646, member: 2800 wrote: there are a lot of young kids doing what I think they call “yiken” or “yiking” and it’s very disturbing to see young kids doing it and then uploading the videos to Youtube. *shaking my head*

Wow, classy as hell! 😀

Dj Emazing, post: 41655, member: 9575 wrote: ITunes has way more tracks than Amazon though and ITunes always gets the tracks first though Amazon goes all the way back to the 60’s and sometimes you don’t get mp3 but the amazon downloader player and a weird format that you have to convert to mp3 etc, though albums and tracks are really cheap saw a Lady Gaga and Katy Perry album for less than 2 dollars you know I was happy :D. Where are these kids getting these trends from?

Basically they just sell some things underpriced (with actual loss) and all the other things barely few “cents” above manufacture prices. They are doing it big, in huge amounts and by keeping low prices they destroy their competition. Something like this in simple words.
It is like USA and some other countries destroying world market with their products. Example: USA gives subventions to American farmers so they eventually can sell their products under the actual price. You would say that this leads the country to destruction but that is not true. North America recently destroyed production of some resources (forgot which) in Jamaica because America sold their products there on lower price. This routine makes USA new markets. When everything gets f***** up they can raise the prices because there is no other farmers around still alive.

That is it. BTW no offense to USA. Just example. Actually they just are clever 😛

Ess Jay, post: 41660, member: 2540 wrote: Sorry for going a little off topic, but I think protectionism is killing the world and also the global economy. Europe have a similar policy where they were subsidising each cow the equivalent of $2 a day.

This is more than a vast amount of human beings live on.

In theory if all trade was free (which it isn’t and won’t ever be) then supply and demand would create “fair” and “true” prices for all goods.

Ultimately we are faced with one huge prisoner’s dilemma game (look it up, it’s quite cool), where each country decides to protect itself rather than act (in the words of Grindelwald for you Harry Potter nerds out there) ‘for the greater good’.

God I hate Economics, but couldn’t resist joining in

I totally agree with you. But since I live in a country where we had a chance to experience socialism I have to say it wasnt better. People had their jobs- all of them!, they had payments, and not just that. Whenever you got a job you also got a new car and a flat. It wasnt the best car but it was.
The problem appeared when people realized that they dont have to work to get their payment. That lead the socialism to destruction.
Human beings are not mature enough for it.

Guys cut back to the topic or this will be closed… for economics go to some economy whine forum 😉

I played “Red Nose” at my 8th grade formal and everyone went insane! Filled up the floor immedietly, thing is though i had to find a song that would keep everyone on the floor which was a bit harder but i managed to keep everyone dancing till the end that night.

DJ MC