@margotroosevelt is there any chance you can please encourage a journalist to cover the ongoing consequences of the WGA/SAG strike here in LA? So many below the line workers are still out of work and we do not know when to expect a reprieve
@latimes urging you to please do an article highlighting the ongoing consequences of the WGA/SAG strikes here in Los Angeles. Many below the line workers are still suffering as production work has not returned to normal- it’s unbelievable
Home for the holidays where my brother yells at me to stick together in the store in case there’s a shooting!! “No one wants to die alone” he says. I will NEVER separate in the store again 🥲
Every time one of my productions is winding down I catch myself expressing gratitude that I’ll finally have time to take care of myself… while I’m unemployed… what a crazy thought it would be if we were given time to do this during employment lol
It’s funny how expensive an inconvenience can be. The vet doesn’t have my cats food in stock but for $30 more per case on chewy I can drain my bank account on my cats expense
I am simply done playing the part of adult. No ground turkey or egg whites at Sprouts. No green beans at Costco. Whole Foods was out of almond milk. How could my grocery run possibly take 5 hours you ask!?!?!
@LAHD___ We have received two different rent increases from our management company within a calendar year for a total of an 18% increase. Please help me understand what laws protect us, if any