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aj2234 · 01-10-2008, 01:20 PM

heres his response to the rapture drama on his website:

Topic locked.

I will not dignify this slanderous low class b.s. with an extended explanation, other than to say:

1) There is only one reason why I didn't immediately respond to these issues online: I was simply stressed out, and preferred to handle everything by telephone and e-mail in private. I needed some time to unwind and figure out a solution to these problems. I was in the process of addressing all the money problems when I saw this thread had ALREADY been posted - at which time I felt it was pointless to respond to something that was already in progress.

I stopped giving in to drama like this a LONG time ago, and people will think what they think of me. The people who work with us time and time again know the REAL story, and you NEVER see any of them contributing to threads like this.

2) EVERYONE WHO I OWE MONEY TO IS (AND HAS BEEN) TAKEN CARE OF (IN PRIVATE). Only people who slander me or my business publicly need have any worry of not receiving their funds, because once a person has done that, they very simply forfeit ALL rights to receive ANYTHING from me. ALL OTHER ISSUES ARE BEING HANDLED IN PRIVATE -- Where business matters SHOULD be handled.

We_D3: It was extremely unprofessional (and tacky, and low class, and disrespectful) of you to air your dirty laundry like this in public, and even more unprofessional to do so on CoolJunkie.

3) Not that it is any concern of yours but the *ENTIRE* budget for Rapture was accounted for IN ADVANCE through myself and my three business partners. ALL of the headliners were paid up front by myself - Unfortunately one of my partners reneged on their agreement to provide $4000 (which was going to be paying all of the local performers, plus incidentals) - and THAT was what caused all of the money problems with this event when it failed.

There were many other issues that I cannot talk about publicly, but suffice it to say, anyone who was involved in the ACTUAL event knows exactly what happened, and it was NOT the fault of the Euphoria Project or any of the event's business partners.

I'll leave it at that. This topic is now considered closed. No further posts will be allowed or welcome.

01-10-2008, 01:20 PM	#9 (permalink)
aj2234 CoolJunkie Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 1,188	Re: Mitch Waas - in debt to everyone and having a private party? heres his response to the rapture drama on his website: Topic locked. I will not dignify this slanderous low class b.s. with an extended explanation, other than to say: 1) There is only one reason why I didn't immediately respond to these issues online: I was simply stressed out, and preferred to handle everything by telephone and e-mail in private. I needed some time to unwind and figure out a solution to these problems. I was in the process of addressing all the money problems when I saw this thread had ALREADY been posted - at which time I felt it was pointless to respond to something that was already in progress. I stopped giving in to drama like this a LONG time ago, and people will think what they think of me. The people who work with us time and time again know the REAL story, and you NEVER see any of them contributing to threads like this. 2) EVERYONE WHO I OWE MONEY TO IS (AND HAS BEEN) TAKEN CARE OF (IN PRIVATE). Only people who slander me or my business publicly need have any worry of not receiving their funds, because once a person has done that, they very simply forfeit ALL rights to receive ANYTHING from me. ALL OTHER ISSUES ARE BEING HANDLED IN PRIVATE -- Where business matters SHOULD be handled. We_D3: It was extremely unprofessional (and tacky, and low class, and disrespectful) of you to air your dirty laundry like this in public, and even more unprofessional to do so on CoolJunkie. 3) Not that it is any concern of yours but the ENTIRE budget for Rapture was accounted for IN ADVANCE through myself and my three business partners. ALL of the headliners were paid up front by myself - Unfortunately one of my partners reneged on their agreement to provide $4000 (which was going to be paying all of the local performers, plus incidentals) - and THAT was what caused all of the money problems with this event when it failed. There were many other issues that I cannot talk about publicly, but suffice it to say, anyone who was involved in the ACTUAL event knows exactly what happened, and it was NOT the fault of the Euphoria Project or any of the event's business partners. I'll leave it at that. This topic is now considered closed. No further posts will be allowed or welcome.