Entirely unsurprising, but I’m still very tired
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2026
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The industry is so fucked right now that people take non-union work at shit wages with no benefits. people just want work and don’t care too much where it comes from. that’s what her last line about flipping the project refers to, if the production turned union partway through, that number increases drastically and the workers gets benefits. the producers then argue they can’t afford that but that’s besides the point
can't afford to care
precisely. 300 dollars a day is better than 0, even if it’s a pittance compared to the union compensation