They're not living in reality a lot of the time, and so and they're
complaining because they're not making enough money and they want to pay raise during a
time where our economies and shambles. And they're the ones who probably most of
these people are liberals, and most of them voted for the policies that are
that are creating and resulting in the suckage that they're experiencing. Right now,
Welcome to another deep dive edition of the Tricks on the Right podcast. Today,
we are going to do a deep dive into the big fat Hollywood strike
that is currently wrecking Hollywood. Oh god, they're all just so upset for
Hollywood isn't making money? Oh nos, so mea. They can't get a
professional gardener to come in every day and do their shrubs, and they can't
get daily pedicures, and they can't get their botox. How are they gonna
how do they get their dhos? How are they gonna? What are they
gonna do? No, man, it's tough. It's tough to be in.
What is Jay Law going to do? What is Jay Law gonna do
with herself? I don't know? Well she and did you see the letter
that she signed off on that Meryl Street wrote about this whole thing, Like
they wrote a letter to the whole American movie TV Production company or whatever.
What did they say? They so you know, they have all of the
they want transformational change, they want transformation demands, not just a little bit,
because you know there's already been negotiation. There's negotiating that's happening, but
like the actors are holding firm and they're saying, no, we when we
say we want change, we're not talking a little, We're talking a lot.
Did they do like a black and white PSA where they all repeated one
another and they were like transformational change, transformation. I don't think they were
allowed because that would be on camera work. That's an actual film, and
then somebody had to film that and all those people are striking, so they
don't know how to use a camera us, so they don't They don't even
know how to use their own phones. So they're like, somebody has to
do that for me because I pay people to do that and nobody's working right
now. Okay, so what does that mean? Transformational change? What does
that? I don't know. They have a pretty big list of demands,
and I gotta say I don't find some of the demands unreasonable. Now,
some of them are just ridiculous, but some of them I think they have
legit gripes and concerns that, um, you know, they're fine for their
unions to fight. What So. For example, apparently, like with the
advent of AI, the studios are talking about possibly owning their likenesses for hundreds
of years and being able to create AI out of them without them actually benefiting
financially from that, which seems not okay at all. That's not okay,
Yeah, because I wouldn't want that either. I don't want anybody owning my
likeness, whether I'm an actress or just as a human being. I think
AI. That's just crazy, the whole AI thing is. And it's something
that they never had to consider in the last contract. So now they're wanting
to say, no, you don't get to do that, Like, you
don't. Yeah, they just like slip that one in right past the day
just likes gonna just slip that one in. No, you don't get to
do that. People actually read their contracts. You don't get to do that,
Okay, So that's kind of an asshole thing to do, right,
You don't get to do it and it affects you know, this started out
as being a Hollywood writers strike, and then the actors joined in. Now
some of them, like some of what they're saying is kind of ridiculous.
They obviously want more money, which everybody wants more money. Yeah, I
don't blame them for wanting more money. That you know, for the writers
and for the low life actors, we're not talking about the Tom Cruises who
make He's made a billion dollars, just like he's made a He's made one
one billion dollars in his career. He's worth over six hundred million, meaning
that he's like probably invested in all sorts of other things, and he has
probably good jillion properties. But he's made over a billion dollars in his career
by pretending to be other people. I'm not saying listen, I'm not taking
away the fact that he's a good actor. But let's just get real for
a second. There are people out there who save lives. They actually contribute
a lot more to society than Tom Cruise. Let's just get real. And
he's made a billion dollars, so he I hope he's not bitching in him.
I think he's probably in favor of the strike for in general, I'm
sure, and I think you know, the writing teams or whatever however that
works in Hollywood. Writers and like low level actors who are not Tom Cruise,
they're asking for pay raises and they're talking like six percent the first year
of their three year contract, five percent the next year, five percent the
next year because they want to be inflation Well, everybody does, and not
all of us get to. We just kind of have to like the real
world where inflation actually impacts us. And that's the thing that's and that's where
I want to interject, because it's like they don't These are the same people
who vote for Democrat policies. These are the same people who go like the
j Laws of the world, who will go out and stump for Biden and
stump for Democrats and poo poo on conservatives, and then they're bitching and moaning
about inflation and they want payraises. Well too bad, so sad, like
suck it up, Buttercup, because this is the rest of us are.
You know, people are taking two and three jobs just to get buy right
now, and they still can't buy the things they want to buy. And
they're not complaining about not getting a sea. They haven't had pay raises in
a long ass time. And so that's so regular people out here. When
I say regular people because they are we're talking about regular people versus people who
don't live in reality, because I mean, they don't live in reality and
so many aspects of their lives. These are people who pretend to be other
people for a living, so they're not living in reality a lot of the
time. And so and they're complaining because they're not making enough money and they
want to pay raise during a time where our economies and shambles. And they're
the ones who probably most of these people are liberals, and most of them
voted for the policies that are that are creating and resulting in the suckage that
they're experiencing right now. Can they not they can't see the can't they can't
see. But this also impacts you know, people who are not Tom Cruise,
who are like makeup artists or who are crew members or for you know,
people on sets that work on sets who don't make very much at all,
and so they are the union ostensibly is looking out for all of their
interests. They're asking for um more like better residuals. I guess I should
say on streaming on like old stuff that streams still. So apparently, for
example, you could have like a really amazing show on Netflix and you will
get the exact same residual amount of money for every time that show airs or
every time somebody watches it as someone who has a sucktastic show. So it
doesn't matter what the ratings are. The way that the residuals work right now
is that no matter how the show does, you get the same, which
is terrible. Like I feel like if you have a hit show, you
should be getting more residual than someone who has a crap show, you know
what I mean. So that to me seems like a reasonable ask as well,
like a reasonable transformation. It's reasonable. I'm just not like, who
gauges that? And then how do you dull out how do you dull out
amounts for that? How do you do that? You know, that's all.
It's all very complicated. But then you read like you know because the
SAG gives lots of benefits to their members and so, and I don't think
you have to You clearly don't have to even act much to take advantage of
those benefits. So the last strike, years and years ago, is how
they got their healthcare, It's how they got their pensions. They get all
of those nice benefits. But like, for example, Rosario Dawson, I
read, who's like big into the strike, super mad about it, she's
saying, and also dating Corey Booker, I don't think they're together anymore,
not been together, no one that was dating him. Yeah, that's she's
Yeah, I don't think, but they're a really long time They dated Cornethie,
right, but I don't think there. I don't think it's been a
while. I think since they've been together. Yeah, and she was a
big Bernie Sanders person. So yeah, so she you know, she's very
very glad about how she wants better healthcare UM coverage in SAG and she also
mentioned when she was talking about how grateful she was like that during the last
strike they got healthcare. She said, for example, my uncle, who
worked for three days as a performance actor, qualifies now for healthcare, like
I guess in perpetuity. And I'm just like, that is not how the
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Com. Wait, okay, so hold on. So she was excited about
that. She was delighted that he worked for three days and then was eligible
for healthcare. That's my crap, I know, I thought so too.
I thought, that's if this is what you're fighting for, someone to work
as a Yeah, I mean extra and then get like free healthcare for life
or whatever. No, right in the in the real world, like you
take a job, you take a full time salaried position with a company,
and it may take you thirty days to get health insurance in some instances,
depending on who who the company is. I mean, that's these people,
Like I said, these people do not live in the real world like they're
they're spoiled brats. Oh they are. That's why I get Listen, I
mean, I get it. There are there are sides to this where Okay,
I get like some of the demands, the demands, but then there
I'm just I'm so fed up with so much and this. I'm so fed
up with some of these people who are just spoiled freaking brats. And I'm
not the only one who feels that way. Because if you like, if
you read about a lot of this stuff, like the Daily Mail put out
articles and stuff like that about this, because of course they're staying on topic
because they're like you know, the the gigantic page six when it comes to
celebrities, they're constantly writing about celebrities. They're they're writing about this, and
I you know, I am I immediately go to the comments, and people
are just like they're feeling kind of like I am, there's not I haven't
read one com and some of these posts, some of these articles where people
are like, oh, yeah, I definitely give him the money, you
know. I mean I feel I feel sorry for Leo not a DiCaprio,
I mean I do on his private yacht. I mean, I really feel
sorry because people are generally like, you know, what, screw it.
I don't need these shows because frankly, it's not even so much about them
being spoiled brats. A lot of the content is crap. Movies over the
past ten to fifteen years have just been giant piles of crap. Like I
don't even I don't go to the movies anymore. I mean, it's and
when I do go to the movies, I'm generally disappointed in what I see.
I think, like this weekend, I was home by myself and it's
rare that I'm home by myself, and so I had the remote control and
I had to relearn how to use it because I normally don't have it,
and so I was like, self, what do I do with this thing
in my hand? And so I had to find some stuff to watch on
television, which was really lovely because I was able to, you know,
just kind of watch some stuff. And you know what I chose to watch.
I watched The Sweetest Thing is like one of our favorites, one of
our favorite movies. But I looked at the year on at Mock and I
was like, oh my god, this was made in two thousand and two.
Wow, and it's over twenty years old. It's over twenty years old.
And so I was like looking at the stuff that I actually will watch,
like when it comes up on television. Like two of my favorite movies
are Shawshank, Redemption and Forrest Gump. Those are nineteen ninety four, those
movies were made. I mean, these are the kind of like Good Fellaws
was made in the nineties. I mean, these are kind of the kind
of movies Road to Perdition, movies that come up that are always on like
AMC always see them on, like you know, TV or whatever. Those
kind of move and just I don't know, I guess they're old movies.
Now, these are considered old movies. Like my daughter has no interest in
watching these movies. She's thirteen. She don't gonna watch this crap. I
would never let her watch The Sweetest Thing because there's a lot of set there's
a lot of raunchy stuff in that. It's really great though. It's a
great girlfriend. But I mean, these are older movies, and like nowadays,
I can't I can't tell you a movie that I've watched, probably in
the past five or six years that was just knocked my socks off, you
know that. As they just I know, it's like I feel like I'm
shaking a rake. I'm an old person going there. Don't do things like
that you have to do. But they really don't make movies like they used
to, and there's not a lot of creativity, and the stuff that is,
I guess innovative and creative is just it's not entertaining to me. So
I don't know if they when this, if they don't come to an agreement
in September, which is what this um, I guess. He's the CEO,
the twentieth century paramount in twentieth century Fox CEO. His name is Barry
Diller's. He went on what show did he go on CBS's Face in the
Nation last week and he was like, this is the perfect storm. If
they don't come to some sort of an agreement by September, like this industry
is ft. I mean, it's it's possible because there's such a ripple effect,
right, I mean, like if they put off the award shows,
which then push off all of these other things that are currently in production that
have had to cease production. Like last night, I went and saw Mission
Impossible, loved it. They're always also they're always good, they're so reliably
good. And it was part one of two, and so they had planned
originally that the second part would be coming out exactly a year from now,
and now that production has ceased, and so there's going to be a delay
for when the second part of this comes out, which is you know,
it's a little bit disappointing only because the for this one Last Night leaves you
there's a cliffhanger, right, and so you know, even though it's a
year away, you're like, yeay, it's a year from now, there's
going to be this sequel and it's going to be amazing. And so it's
production, you know, has been ceased, and so has the production of
all of everything. In fact, they're talking, you know, Bill Maher's
show is going to be it's going to stop. Every Live Night show is
no longer in production right now. And that started with the writers because they
rely so heavily on them. But I mean some of this, you know,
I think part of the problem, the reason that people are so instantly
irritated when they even read about like a strike like this, is that they
just have the sense that Hollywood has become so selfish and boorish and like political
and contemptible that the mystique that used to surround Hollywood is long gone. Way
too much about these people that has made it. It's made it way less
interesting to want to support them in any way. But that they do have,
you know, I'm trying to be fair about it, like they do
have some reasonable gripes and the writers when it comes to AI, because you
know, we already talked about the fact that they Hollywood should not own the
likeness of any actor in perpetuity. That's crazy. They shouldn't own the likeness
of anybody that's crazybody should own the likeness of anybody else. I mean,
that's just a weird notion to begin with. I don't even understand the way
that was even slipped in. I don't get it, because what that would
do, in essence is it would put people out of exactly. I mean,
well, and if AI just doesn't make good enough, and it's quickly
approaching that where you can just create a video of somebody that looks like Tom
Hanks. It's the AI version of Tom Hanks, and he's just now acting
in a movie that's been written by AI. I mean, AI could literally
put every actor and writer out of business. So the writers are saying,
yeah, I mean, we might be open to using AI to help us
be more productive, but we don't want AI replacing us. And that's very
It's funny to hear them say that because now talk to all the marketing professionals
in the world. Now talk to all of the branding special I mean,
so many jobs are going to be eliminated by AI. Of course, Hollywood
they feel like this is deeply impacting to them, and so therefore it's way
more important than any other Joe Schmo's job being in danger from AI. So
it's just sort of they're like a micocracy. That's so irritating, right.
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economy in general. It's a microcosm. But like just for AI is just
a it's just a it's a little thing that is you know, it's representative.
There's so many other things that a lot of us have been dealing with
for the past however many years that now they're just like, oh, but
this really affects me in my bottom line because before I was loaded, so
I didn't have to worry about all this crap, and I was above the
law, so I don't have to worry about all this crap because you know,
I'm special and I'm elite, and I don't have to follow all these
rules that you minions have to follow, so none of us have affected me.
Now all of a sudden, this affects me and my cash flow,
So I'm going to make a big stink about it, you know. So
you're right. I think a lot of people are just fed up. They're
just like, I don't want to listen to you complain because the rest of
us, I've been living in reality for a really long time. Now I
will I will go back and correct one thing I did actually like the new
Top Gun movie. See I like that movie, but that one wasn't like
a super woke, weird movie, and so many of them are that way
now And and I don't watch Awards. I used to actually have Oscar Party
God back in the day, and we would have shown Ad Melrose watching parties,
like just of show watching parties too. And you've touched on something really
important and is that? And it used to be that there was mystique to
the industry and we didn't know these people, and we didn't have social media
twenty four seven, and they weren't like telling us what they thought about everything,
and I didn't know what you know, Jamie Lee Curtis ate for breakfast.
You know, I don't care that she eat yogurt. You know,
it's like this is the kind of like all this stuff now that we know
about all these people, like you know, I just saw today like j
Lo and Ben Affleck. I don't know why I know this, Like they
they had a wedding anniversary and she's posting selfies of herself on her wedding anniversary.
And it's like it used to be that stars would just have a wedding
anniversary and go have it, and we wouldn't see all their private stuff all
the time. And and you would buy the magazines like Member those magazines,
US magazines, and I had subscriptions to that crap, and you would buy
those magazines and be like, Oh, that's that's what she wore. That's
cute, like that like tent that she has on or whatever, and and
like you would, I don't know, you'd seek it out rather than it
being shoved in your face all the time. And I feel like the mystique
was such a big part of Hollywood and that is completely and totally gone.
It's gone, and so it's it's I don't know. I guess part of
it is they're just regular insufferable people now, and so I don't really care
about that. Well, and the guy that you mentioned, this very diller
guy, you know, he's saying all the super overpaid actors and the super
overpaid executives, because we're talking what four hundred and fifty million dollars a year
for some of these year executives. So he's saying those people should just offer
up a twenty five percent pay reduction so that that extra money that can then
be used to sort of sprinkle out through all of the which I don't think
that's not about I don't think that's as he's including himself and that that he's
willing to be I would hope, so, I would hope. So yeah,
I mean, it's a four hundred ninety eight million is what the Warner
Brothers Discovery Chief made from twenty eighteen to twenty twenty two, four hundred ninety
eight almost half a billion dollars? Can you imagine one? Can you making
that? Like? I just don't even know how to think about that kind
of money, I know. And that's the thing, like you know,
we I just they like we talk about them living in a whole different They
absolutely live in a whole different world, like it's a it's a different And
then they then they're trying to create content for us. They try to create
content that is somehow relatable to us. And I'm like, dude, you
make half billion dollars in what three four years? Like I okay, all
right, you just okay, But this is the thing, and it's and
everything changed with that industry during COVID, and I don't know if you can
change it back. Well, that's one of the other points of contention.
That the actors have is that they during COVID, they were no longer able
to audition normally. So they used to go to an audition, there'd be
a waiting room filled with, you know, twenty thirty people that are there
to compete against them. In that moment, they go to the little room,
they read a script, they're given some lines, and they acted out
and that if they do well, then they get the part right. During
COVID, they were required to submit selfie video auditions, so they would be
told, Okay, here's the scene that you're going to be acting out.
Record yourself acting it out and send it to us, so that there would
be no face to face contact during COVID. Well, now apparently that hasn't
gone away, and so one of the things that they're fighting for or striking
for, is that they want to eliminate this whole self audition video process because
now it's gotten to the point where they pay someone to come and stand with
them to read the lines, They pay someone to photograph or videotape them in
their best angles. It ends up costing the money, and then they do
a billion takes until they get it perfect, and then it's not a real
audition anymore. It's not spontaneous like it used to be, so that whole
thing has changed. That's yeah, they should. That's so bizarre. See
that's another thing that there's there's some of the things that they're fighting for.
I'm like, okay, well that makes sense. Yeah, But then again
I go back to these are some of the same people who push so hard
for all the lockdowns crap, right, you know. I mean it's like
and then I go, well, you made your freaking bed, Like if
you just wouldn't let us all be free and you weren't pushing so hard for
all the shit, then maybe you wouldn't be in this world of trouble that
you're in right now, Like you were part of the problem. So I
I go listen. It's a strange dichotomy, right because it's like I want
to go, Okay, well they have a point, but at the same
time, you cause this, you were part of the They don't understand their
own contribution to the circumstances that they're in. They want to be exempt.
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They don't want to ever point fingers at themselves for being you know, part
and parcel to any any hurt that they're facing right now, you know,
any turmoil that they're in right now, and it's like, dude, grow
up. Well, and then that Barry Diller guy's also saying too that he
worries if there's no deal by September, then what will happen? Or say
that we wait until Christmas. He's saying the streaming services will end up suffering
because like a year from now, when there's nothing new for them to then
people will be like, well, then why am I spending money on this
subscription service. I'm just going to cancel. They'll drop and then if they
cancel, and then they have no people watching the new content that comes out.
It's this whole vicious circle and what and what will the Obamas do?
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example, should be like, oh, they're not creating content right now,
allow us we should Yeah, we'll go ahead, and you have more conservatives,
a lot more conservatives. It shouldn't just be the Daily Wire. It
should be I mean, there are plenty of creatives out there that should be
doing I mean, look at how well Sounded Freedom did and has done.
Not just did because it's still out there, but look how well it's done
just by word of mouth and by all of us just you know, screaming
from the rooftops. You could go see this movie. You get to see
this movie. It's it's not because a bunch of you know, people in
the industry were like, you gotta go see this movie. Let's market it.
It's because we at the people marketed it. And so there's something to
be said for that we didn't. It's not like when it took them five
years to make that movie. And it's much to the dismay of the industry
that is now bitching and moaning about money and you know, all of this
hullabaloo, you would say, So it's kind of it's kind of interesting.
So I don't I mean, I feel like there could be more of those
type movies that have done it was a right, maybe another movie that I
liked in the past five years. Yeah, I mean, that's the thing,
is it. This is the perfect time for people who are not involved
in SAG or this particular writers union to start creating content for people and just
to say we don't need this union, we don't need to be in this
union. We're just gonna keep making good films, good TV shows, good
movies, writing good content, and we're going to supply it Hollywood. You
deal with your own problems over there. We got we got to America exactly.
We're talented, we're funny, we're creative. We can we can give
content to the people that want to ingut who are sick of the the crap
that's out there and just want to j good content, you know there And
it could be because there's Listen, there are a lot of people who,
like nowadays, even have really short attention spans because of all of this social
media and everything that's out there. I mean, look at the generation z
is so much like that. They don't. I look at my daughter,
It's sometimes it's hard for me to even take her to a theater. I
don't. I mean she'll go, but I think she'd rather see things in
short bursts. I don't know if that's I think it's a generational thing.
I think it's just hard for kids that are like that age. They just
don't really like movies as much as we did. I love going to the
movies. I love sitting in a theater for two and a half hours and
escaping like every the everyday world and watching a movie. You know, it
was like reading a book. But kids these days, they're so used to
seeing short bursts of information and it's just different for them now. So somebody
could take that into account and be like, Okay, well it's it's maybe
it's not the new sitcom, but maybe it's a new kind of I don't
know, a new kind of entertainment that is not just a going to a
theater and watching a movie in a theater. But people need to start paying
attention to how people look at information and how they absorb things and just content.
And I hope that the Daily Wires and people like that are paying attention
and more than that, but you know, people like the Daily Wires are
paying attention to how people um and just content, not just our generation,
but the younger generations, because you know, if there's something to be all
these shorts and everything that kids watch, it's and that we watch. I
mean, I'm guilty of it too. I watch shorts and so you're on
TikTok. I mean that is our entertainment now, we are. We are
entertained by that rather than watching family ties. Yeah, family ties, which
I right, so good. I miss that. Yeah, that's the thing
we could use. No matter how long this strike lasts, there's so much
old good stuff keep us entertained for like, maybe that's maybe that's the silver
lining. Maybe that's the stuff, because I mean, like, what is
that one Networks of Pluto where that it has all the old TV shows on
it. I think it's Pluto because because we'll watch that, like I'll make
gwent my daughter, I'll make her watch like old shows on television, like
you know, Mashable on are like the love but all those old you know,
and I'm sure that you know hate that crap, but I don't care
because I love it. I love watching all the old shows. And maybe
that's the silver lining. If everything goes under belly up, that we'll just
have to go back and watch all the old stuff. And maybe that's divine
intervention. I who knows, Maybe that's what's supposed to happen because everything sucks
out. Well, I guess we'll just have to wait and see how this
all shakes out. But when there's news about it, we'll be here to
talk about it. We totally will, We totally will, and you know,
and listen, send your prayers to all of those stars who are not
you know, making hundreds of millions of dollars. They're struggling man. It's
tough struggling in their mansions or fourth yachts. I mean, it's bad,
and they are cool boys. They got to lay off their seventh cool boys.
So play for them, y'all until next year.