That was deep, fellas, deep….

I feel you, Chris. I never had an issue with Jared or Drumeo but I definitely was of the opinion that these lessons weren’t helping for a long time before I realized it was my work ethic and attitude that needed adjustment, not anything on Drumeo’s end. Much love from two of us to ya, Jared!

Oh, Chris, it’s spelled, “assuage”, not “aswage”, but it’s an understandable mistake. 🙂 (There’s no way to notify someone of a spelling error without seeming rude so I apologize if that’s what was conveyed–I just felt you’d like to know!)

I was SO WRONG about you and the team of associates you have been blessed to be able to gather around you. It’s a long story, with which i will not bother you.

suffice it to say i was ragging on you to my drum teacher about a year ago and i was surprised at his response when i asked if he had heard of you. his quiet, confident reply was, “yeah, i’ve heard of him. i think he does a really good job.” well, that shut me up at the time, but i still was not convinced. i was poised to pounce as email after email consistantly arrived.

now that a sufficient amount of time has elapsed to aswage my ego, i can honestly say that i agree and aplogize for not telling you sooner. i appreciate your dedicated support of my learning via email. i have felt guilty for some time for taking all that you have given, for free, and also for not purchasing any products. i hope to be able to address that last item soon.

thanks for all that you do for a huge, but perhaps silent group of beneficiaries. i don’t know exactly how large your email burden is, perhaps in the hundreds of thousands, regardless, i’m sure i’m safe in saying there must be thousands of us who have gained from but as yet have not acknowledged what a wonderful part you play in our learning.

gratefully and respectfully, chris gilbert el segundo, ca.