The last thing I want to do is DJ-ing. Stoner works through his fatigue, keeping in mind the money he will make for the evening. He said his attitude will definitely change once he gets the check. Stoner said another thing that keeps him working is the fun and the popular demand. He said he gets an average of three to four calls a week requesting him to work.
Most requests are for fraternity parties.
Stoner added that a popular DJ knows how to manipulate the sound. You can never have dead air. You can tell by the flow of the action how you're doing. Stoner recalled how at one party the CD he was playing suddenly stopped and he didn't have a backup ready to go. He said he panicked and didn't know what to do and added the crowd began to wonder what was happening.