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They will continue to live in ignorance and think they are superior to everybody else.
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They will continue to live in ignorance and think they are superior to everybody else.
You figure out the difference between wage and cost of living yet?Brian Earl Spilner said:Quote:
They will continue to live in ignorance and think they are superior to everybody else.
Breaking news: Fox has decided to postpone the 75th Annual Emmy Awards due to the strikes by the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA. Fox is expected to soon announce the event will be rescheduled for January. https://t.co/si3X9M4n9O
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 28, 2023
STUDIOS: We can't afford to pay writers.
— Eric D. Snider (@EricDSnider) July 27, 2023
ALSO STUDIOS: We spend millions a year sending people heavy trash to convince them to watch shows that is is their job to watch. https://t.co/t8xiHTvfCT
On the flip side, if people will only watch a show if they get free stuff, then maybe the writers shouldn't get more money...TCTTS said:STUDIOS: We can't afford to pay writers.
— Eric D. Snider (@EricDSnider) July 27, 2023
ALSO STUDIOS: We spend millions a year sending people heavy trash to convince them to watch shows that is is their job to watch. https://t.co/t8xiHTvfCT
aTmAg said:
If they dispersed the money they spent on that stuff to the writers, then the writers would get what 10 cents each?
This reminds me the idiots on reddit who think dispersing the wealth of billionaires would cure poverty. Even if you could convert all their wealth into cash (which is impossible), that would give each American a one time payment of a few thousand dollars, and then everybody would begin to starve.
Except the guy tweeting that. He thought it. And said it.TCTTS said:aTmAg said:
If they dispersed the money they spent on that stuff to the writers, then the writers would get what 10 cents each?
This reminds me the idiots on reddit who think dispersing the wealth of billionaires would cure poverty. Even if you could convert all their wealth into cash (which is impossible), that would give each American a one time payment of a few thousand dollars, and then everybody would begin to starve.
Literally no one thought/said this. Rather, it's just one of many cost cutting measures the studios could take.
But at least you got to call someone an idiot for the 400th time.
Sony Shakes Up Release Dates: ‘Bad Boys 4’ & ‘Venom 3’ Set; Strikes Push ‘Ghostbusters’ Sequel, ‘Kraven The Hunter’, ‘Beyond The Spider-Verse’ & More https://t.co/lcjc9kSrL0
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) July 28, 2023
Studios will literally push big films to 2024, fritter away the momentum from Barbenheimer, imperil theaters still recovering from the pandemic, and take on countless millions in delay-related costs instead of just reopening negotiations to end the strike. https://t.co/uhEU750bBV
— Kyle Buchanan (@kylebuchanan) July 28, 2023
TCTTS said:
I'm thinking the latter at this point.
AustinAg2K said:TCTTS said:
I'm thinking the latter at this point.
Do the writers and actors have enough money stashed away to outlast the studios? It seems like the studios can still make decent money from streaming their old content that they can last a good while.
What better way to ensure that studios move out of California?TCTTS said:
Zero movement and there likely won't be any until after Labor Day. Both the WGA and SAG have said they're ready to get back to the negotiating table, but the AMPTP is refusing. I'm afraid this whole mess won't be over until October at the earliest, but who knows. It sounds like Newsom/the state government is going to get involved in "the fall" if this hasn't been settled by then, so maybe when outside parties start laying on the pressure come September or so all this crap finally starts to get worked out one way or another.