All right, Ebor Rosenberg, on a Thursday.

Wow, Rosenberg, I just peeped that the SAG After a strike might be over.

Oh, it's over, baby.

It's over.

So the studios reach a tentative deal on it through your contract.

Now, for those of you are like, what does that mean?

Well, you know, actors have been on strike for a for a minute now it's been like it says here 118 days

They're not on strike

Well, we don't we don't yet know the details of of what they came to we just know that's open

so now we get what shows again I don't yeah what does it mean well no it'll mean every I mean the whole

industries back on but we just don't know what the what they agreed to right

because I feel like for the and maybe it's me for the average

has you felt the effect of the strikes like meaning like your shows feel

different like do you think the average person really felt the effect of the strike?

They probably still won't feel it for a little while.

They probably be coming up because if it was a hundred you said there was a hundred eighteen days.

Yeah.

So it was the last three and a half months so given

the schedule of TV is always and film is always months behind and remember

shani it's like it's been layered, right? It was actors and then yeah the riders and you know I know friends that work behind the scenes and as production camera, you know what I mean?

Yeah.

You know, all these different jobs

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