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To: vpintheak

...lefties have plenty of money they can hold out for a very long time...
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What about all the craft trade workers needed to produce a movie? It is about a lot more than the people on the credits screen.

And, to that point: many of these stars and other creatives put their money into real estate. Who is going to buy it,now? I see headlines constantly about mansions and elite properties selling for way less than ask or turned into rentals, where there are many more hands on the revenue stream.

The lifestyles at issue demand a constant revenue stream. They pay the salaries of many more average people than they return profit to the principals. The municipalities miss out on the real estate taxes, which are lower when the property sells in foreclosure or at a loss. Services are starved of clients and it becomes an excrement snowball rolling downhill.

China owns the distribution and likely has a huge stake in the production, so no tears from me. I watch very little Hollywood product. Right now, I’m watching a UK production series from 2016. DH prefers reruns from the 90s and for some reason, likes the British baking competitions.

I do feel for the skilled craftsmen. If I’d had a chance, I would have loved to have worked in a cutting-edge prop studio. It always looked like great fun.


25 posted on 12/14/2020 2:21:03 PM PST by reformedliberal (Make yourself less available.)
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To: reformedliberal

Good points. Either way, it looks like in around 3 months the vaccine will be widely available, so even the commie rats won’t be able to keep everything shut down after that.


26 posted on 12/14/2020 2:56:03 PM PST by vpintheak (Live free, or die!)
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