now more mark simone on seven ten w o r hey let's take some calls let's go to uh mike in florida mike

how you doing good morning mark yes mike this kimball is really quite a putt's i don't know if people

realize this but if you don't belong to one of the big Hollywood unions, you can't work on his show.

You know, I mean, if you're illegal, in a sense, you can't work on his show.

You're not welcome to work on his show.

You're not welcome to participate in his world.

Oh.

So I know we know they're hypocrites, but, you know, I wonder how people understand that.

Yeah, it's just more like being childish.

They're just little children.

You know, it's like they'll talk about income inequality.

Meantime, he gets $15 million a year.

Everybody else gets $1.50 on the show.

Exactly.

And the other thing about Hollywood is if they don't want to use the unions, they'll go to Australia and hire non-union people and do that. So they don't have to pay taxes. They don't have to pay union fees. So it's cheaper production value. So they're hypocrites on every side of the same coin. Yeah. I mean, listen, the guy's, he's a child. How many times you've seen him cry on television now? It's like seven times he started crying, you know. At least it's become a regular part of the show. Yeah, I mean, he's crying on TV. The last time anybody cried on TV before, that was once, the Kennedy assassination. Like, that was it. That was the only time.

Thanks for calling.

Let's go to John in the Bronx.

John, how you doing?

Good, good.

Mark.

Hello?

Yeah.

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