>>>>>...just got me curious here. Will you have an office, OK make that a studio, where you'll starve, or would you make house calls? Maybe do a few conference gigs? May pay well, who knows. Surely should do much better than amateur starving artists.
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>>>>>(Expecting a stone flung from Terry's general direction)
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>>>>Don't understand why this would make me chuck a stone! ?
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>>>Just wanted to skip a step... Greg jumping in with a "stone him".
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>>>Then, can I assume you were curious too but waited for me to post the question?
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>>Nah, you've lost me! :-)
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>I'm lost too... I mean, what does a professional starving artist do? What's his best career move? How does one become a boss to other professional starving artists? Do they have a professional association? If they have a convention, is there any food served? Do amateur starving artists do the same? Is the difference between amateurs and professionals the same as in sports (i.e. one do it for love and the others for money)?
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>As usual, Mike has given us a(n implied) philosophical question which opens a whole new field for discussion.

Kinda guessed that was your drift but it was so tenuous (and not all that funny) that I couldn't be arsed following it up :-)