That's not my house

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I've only got a single wide

Yeah, it's my house, and I'm not going to tell you again: Come and get your f***ing cars!

DJs are expensive, because there's a lot of start up costs. I DJ'ed a high school reunion for a friend and charged 200 dollars for four hours. They also paid for the PA/gear rental of 100 dollars for the evening. A good DJ will spend at least four hours planning out the music for the event, at least an hour for set up and an hour for take down and travel. That's at least ten hours of work for a four hour set. Unless you're stealing music, there's music purchase cost too. So the DJ, if he isn't contracting through a company, if he's good is making a lot less than you might think.