Quote from: dank on September 18, 2012, 03:46:49 PM

How do you translate 3-6 hours to 6-8? And how is it relevant to my hookah lounge?

So you're spending 3-6 hours a day on guitar. Since you said you aren't a sponge and aren't living off of your parents, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and figure you have an 8 hour a day job. Add 2 hours for eating, travel to and from work, washing your ass so you don't smell like a bag of hooker assholes left in the sun, and then 8 hours of sleep a night.

18 hours before guitar.
21-24 hours a day after guitar.

So, you are spending between 0 and 3 hours a day working on your hookah lounge?

Dank. Every time I started up a business, much less once I opened it, I spent between 12 and 20 hours a DAY working on that business. Sometimes my schedule was 20 on 8 off 20 on for weeks at a time after opening.

Seriously. Get your priorities straight.

You aren't Jimi Hendrix. I've heard your "playing" and right now you could benefit from some lessons.

You want to build a hookah bar, fine. But take my advice I offered before you just jumped over the shark and over Fonzi on an imaginary rocket-pack.

Stop doing things half-assed. Decide hookah bar or guitar. If it's guitar, get some goddamn lessons. Even Jimi Hendrix, who you seem to have some sort of obsession with, took advice from more experienced people.

That wasn't sitting there listening to them drop nuggets. That was watching them play, asking them advice, and probably them giving him short little lessons right there.

You won't even emulate Jimi Hendrix and listen to more experienced people when it comes to your hookah bar.

I tried giving you advice. I tried treating you like an adult. You preferred to yell "NUH-UH!" MAGIC!" and the power of positive thinking, like that would make up for the hours and hours of work you have ahead of you.

Lots of people have tried to help you.

You're like a guy at the bottom of a well who keeps getting advice, ignoring that advice in order to dig deeper, who is shocked that everyone around the well is now pissing in it.

Take a page from your guitar idol, Jimi, and LISTEN to people with more experience than you.