iPod music

[Pistol]

A co-worker had her computer crash and she asked me if I could put all of my music on her new ipod. I have over 900 songs. I feel like if I do this, I am giving her everything I paid for. I don't mind helping out a person, but my entire music folder? My music seem personal to me. I don't know. I am out of whack here, or is this a form of pirating? Would you guys give your entire music collection to a co-worker (not 'friend')?

[Stros]

Take it as a badge of honor. Hook her up its Christmas. But i see your point.

[quarterback]

It doesn't sound fair or right for someone to ask for the hookup of music you paid for. A song or three, maybe but not all your stuff. I would just probably tell that person respectfully "no".

[LCtexashills]

She just wants some tunes to jam on. I guess if you have some sentimental playlists or something then you obviously wouldn't want to give them to her. But her computer crashed. And that would be horrible because I'm sure she lost a lot of stuff. I would give her the songs. Not a big deal in my opinion, but its up to you. I'm pretty sure if you buy something on your itunes account you just need to log in and you can redownload it for free. Which i could be completely wrong so don't quote me.

[Pistol]

It doesn't sound fair or right for someone to ask for the hookup of music you paid for. A song or three, maybe but not all your stuff. I would just probably tell that person respectfully "no".

That is kinda what I am feeling. I will wait and see if she asks again.

[bsimm78]

When you buy a song from iTunes, you aren't just buying the song. You are also buying a personal music license for that song as well but that license only applies to you. But then again, I think iTunes does have something about allowing you to share your music with someone also. Think of it this way, those 900 songs, at .99 cents a pop, comes to 891 dollars. If she asked you for 891 dollars, would you give it to her?

[Loneaggie]

I'd respectfully say no. Her computer crashing is not your fault. Plus without jailbreaking there is no good way to "share" music like that unless you want to share your iTunes account also.

[txdukklr]

Lot of folks not gonna approve but .....

Is she cute?

Are you single?

[N Dubya]

I guess it just depends on how close a friend she is. I'd probably do it.

[Loneaggie]

Lot of folks not gonna approve but .....

Is she cute?

Are you single?

Pretty sure Pistol is a married woman.... maybe I missed your line of thought though.

[Tubby]

if she has an iTunes account, all of the music she's purchased (thru iTunes) will still be available to her thru her account.

[wpcattleco]

if she has an iTunes account, all of the music she's purchased (thru iTunes) will still be available to her thru her account.

Tubby is correct. The computer might be gone but iTunes keeps everything.


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[buzzbait]

Hook her up. Don't be a scrooge........

[RIFLE]

Pretty sure Pistol is a married woman.... maybe I missed your line of thought though.

HAPPILY MARRIED!! Thanks Matt

Well, she is not really a friend- just a person I work with. Yes, she is pretty, divcorced with two kids, and a former Dallas Cowboy cheerleader and dance studio owner.
Want me to hook you up? Too bad! Aint gonna happen!

Good point about the iTunes storage and no, I don't want to share my account information with her.

[RIFLE]

Ooops, I just realized I am signed on with my husband's screen name. Sorry, Enoch!

This is Stacey aka Pistol