| From the Where2sing.com forum: Kittitude and LeatherBaron...
Absolutely! Letting the host know of your departure - even if only temporary - is a small effort to make on a karaoker's part.
I do suspect alcohol to blame in many cases though. It's easy to forget to even let your friends know you're going when under the influence, after all. So, if you're not pals with the KJ, it may not be something highly ranked on your list of things to do. In fact for many, I strongly suspect their list only consists of the following: ''Go out. Have fun. Score if possible (if desired). Go home. Remember only vaguely anything interesting that happened...'' Hardly surprising that only the courteous will show respect enough for the KJ and other singers by advising of their own departure now is it?'
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