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Re: What do you do?For all the talk of you being unprofessional I would have politely reminded them that they started an hour late, which is also unprofessional and not respectful of your time.Overall though, either book fewer gigs in a day or have someone lined up to cover you. I would also leave a note or a text to the client when I left to communicate what was happening and that I had so and so there to cover and they will take good care of you.The best thing is to just not get yourself in this situation AND do as Mike suggested and have written agreements for when you are where and what is expected.
Re: What do you do?
For all the talk of you being unprofessional I would have politely reminded them that they started an hour late, which is also unprofessional and not respectful of your time.
Overall though, either book fewer gigs in a day or have someone lined up to cover you. I would also leave a note or a text to the client when I left to communicate what was happening and that I had so and so there to cover and they will take good care of you.
The best thing is to just not get yourself in this situation AND do as Mike suggested and have written agreements for when you are where and what is expected.
