How to advance my request?

[musicworm]

Nicole Marie,
I wonder how to advance my request online for my favorite musical pieces?I need your help!
:confused:

<small>[ 10-10-2003, 04:50 PM: Message edited by: doOob ]</small>

[Serenity]

Patience is the virtue of an ass, who treads beneath his burden and complains not (George Granville).

[redlover1]

DoOob,

Unless you "grease" their request playing hands, I'm thinking you'll have to wait in line for the hundreds if not thousands of requests they get from over the world. I'm sure they have a songlist as well which they must play with enough time to play a few requests in between. Reading an earlier H.R.H post from today, she stated she had to play a selection because three people requested it. Wait in line like the rest of us Rookie and pray they are able and nice enough to play it

Devin

[Nicole Marie]

Yup gotta wait in line. We get hundreds of requests each day. We do drop requests if they are to long. If it's over 20 min we don't play it, we need to be fair to everyone and long requests will chew up to much time.

[Serenity]

Can't you do like the Vegas dealers do? Give the rookie enough wins to get him hooked and then start making him wait.

[Shapley]

The best ways to advance your request are:

1) e-mail them a $20 (one of the new peach coloured ones, their not big fans of the old greenbacks)

3) request Bolero (which really is just a repeat of 2)

V/R
Shapley

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

It's also useful if you think of your request early in the day, before Eric's second coffee kicks in. He keeps track of things by habit, but his critical faculties don't enable until halfway through the third cup...

Bribery never hurts, though. DJs are notoriously underpaid.