WhatY FTW

I'm embarrassed to have been part of such a poorly run drum corps. John and Mike definitely abandoned us, and I can say everything that Mr. Delgado had posted is %100 accurate. Thank god for Bryan taking on the responsibility as tour manager/corps director upon the leave of John and Mike. Not only did he handle the situation exceptionally well, BUT HE MADE SURE EVERYONE RETURNED HOME SAFELY!!! Bryan, if you're reading this, know that we ALL appreciate your efforts in finding food and a way back home for each of us. Thank you for also disregarding Johns orders of leaving the percussion section to find our own rides. No guard tech should have to take on the responsibilities you took, but you did it because you truly care for each of us. Thank you. Being part of this organization for three years, I can honestly say that things have never gotten this bad (as a previous poster stated) This has financially been the worst season ever. Under armors, shoes, gloves, guard equipment, shorts, and other things were paid for in full by most members, yet they never received them. Not only that, but they haven't been credited or reimbursed for their purchases. Many guard and hornline members were unable to perform an I&E in indianapolis due to the bus problems. Many staff members, drivers, and the bus company either didn't receive payment on time, or didn't receive pay at all! There is so much more I want to write, but I'm sure other corps members have PLENTY to say on the subject. This was such a sad way to end an otherwise awesome season. -Corey Hinojosa 2009 bass 5 2010 bass 3 2011 bass 5