in louisville it was a total scene shop for kids that hooked up the job to make **** for free, ie flyers for their bands. at least 20-30 of us over the years.

scott richter (sunspring, metroschifter) even put out a 7" of a docutech running...

I've always wanted to sample some of the sounds those machines make and use them in some industrial music. Nowadays, I just wish they were a little quieter because I'm going deaf. At least I'm running the color machines (iGen, 6060) and I'm in a different room than the presses and the docutechs...

You can't really get away with as much free stuff at Kinkos anymore, I don't think (I can do a lot at my current shop, though.) I know at least one guy that I used to work with who was always hooking people up on the third shift ended up getting caught and owing a lot of money. Not sure if he's paying it back or not, but he's working here as a bike messenger instead now...

ex kinko's
ex copy central (x2)
ex non-chain copy shops (x3)

copy shops are good times...

Yeah, but they don't pay crap. I got pretty much a 50% raise when I moved to a real print shop's digital department...

one more for the list of ex-kinkos employees

no border on the lam just means the plastic is melted to the face of the paper, the edges aren't protected from peeling or moisture. last lasts for a while and looks nice, but it is not durable in the long term.