It is not worth it to sell yourself out for $500+ to $2,000+ for the sake of wanting to “hang out” with über privileged people that will not for broke for helping lesser than luxury screenwriters and directors create more “woke” content that no one watches or wants.
America This Week had a segment on this video.
Later they compare Trump to Andrew Dice Clay. Good episode.
If you taught an AI to hate you and then asked it to go on Travelocity to plan a vacation for you, this is what it would come up with.
Might be worth getting a few Pit Bulls just to make these people walk them.
David Cross is a humongous faggot on TV, too.
yeah but he can be funny on tv. even if it kills him inside because its what "shitty comics" do.
A comedy about writer's guild strike could be written down, WGA and company are writing this in real time. 130+ episodes guaranteed.
I wonder that myself. I don't remember how long the 2007 WGA strike went, but it has some leverage due to the era it was from. The video-game VA strike that happened last time only sustained for barely half a year. The 2 worker strikes had one stop before it started, & the other either didn't even start, or just got cancelled under a week due to Biden economy.
Per a quick Google search, the ‘07 Strike was 99 Days. This shitshow is already well past that, and like you said - back then they had actual leverage.
Counter Argument - they’re in California, and these are people who generally speaking have never had to worry about money or working a real job. Budgeting is a foreign word to them, even if everything around them wasn’t hilariously overpriced.
3 bids kek. All from her two alts and one desperate friend who is hoping to God she has at least one more simp so he doesn't have to pay Lena Dunham $600 for a fucking shitty mural.
Late, but I do recognize and somewhat admire the way that everyone gets to wear the black tank-top; usually reserved for the ego director.
Good news, it might go much longer if Newsom signs this bill, and you know he will. Unemployment insurance is paid by the employers, so basically the studios will end up paying for this as part of higher unemployment insurance costs.
I know that Newsom really only cares about Hollywood and Silicon Valley, but this bill sounds downright evil when you consider that it could be applied to other businesses. It's extortion of the highest level, and you can see the union money poking out of his suit!
