DWIGHT: Erm... He's right behind me, isn't he? DWIGHT turns around and sees MICHAEL MICHAEL: Well this is awkward... JIM looks into the camera. JIM: That just happened.
@@ihadanamebutitwasbadsonowi8186 Hey, a country making "the office" after the UK version is ok. A country making "the office" AFTER they already did it....I gonna go with thtat is not ok?
@@acacacacacacaccaca7666they didn't get support in the traditional sense. Everyone was saying fuck them they don't care about Hollywood or the entire industry. Im ok with the whole thing dying out. But those rude comments from people hoping the strike and entire industry failed actually showed them they need to get the workers back or their money disappears eventually too. The hate inadvertently was stronger support for them than actual support. Not carrying if any of them makes enough money to eat including top dogs scared the top dog's.
@@ZzColdzDeathzZnah. If it was any other industry, those writers wouldn't give a shit. It's not like they should be some protected class. In fact the state of California was going to start paying tax to support them. That's some real bail out bullshit.
This is a common negotiation tactic. Kick the can. Both sides know it, it's intentional. The studios are betting that AI will be good enough to replace the writers in 3 years, writers are betting they aren't. Plus, the writers are a bit over a barrel financially. The networks are losing money, but writers are running out of food. Getting this deal is the best possible outcome for now, everyone is living to fight another day in 3 years.
I see what you're saying, but I'd compare it more to the writers winning the war, but the studios still has the right to mamufacture weapons, and isn't shy about wanting to come back. I don't want to deemphasize how big of a dub this is right now for the writers
Except the studios will have longer than 3 years. This strike lasted 147 days until the studios caved, how big of a strike will it take for the studios to give up ai+the 3 years.
@@Kiyokoghurtbut they tried. Sure they lost, but are we ignoring the fact people died? The same applies to this strike story. Companies can try again, and it will cause loses to people's livelihood, culture, work balance, mental state, and so on.
I 100% agree with you that this will be a short-lived victory. The studios wouldn't have given up all of this if they didn't have a strategy to ensure they would win in the end and protect their bottom-line.
its unfortunate but i agree, these studios are stupid and saw the ability to take some wins but look for chance to fight later when they are more prepared.
It's so sad how well the anti union brainwashing worked on Americans, it's crazy how they genuinely believe that the company or boss is *always* acting in their best interests. People could run a lemonade stand and learn a lot of these simple concepts yet still cling to "MUH UNION DUES" meanwhile they know people who are union tradesmen buying nice houses and cars and still miss the point somehow The saddest part is I will hear these people acknowledge that the whole operation won't work without the workers , but he unable to connect the dots
In a country rife with corruption, yes you are right. In a country where anti trust actually does its job, And endless regulation does NOT stop competition from arising…. you are not.
Cutting movies and shows down into 3 to 5 minutes bites is something Andrew Schultz built his comedian career on. He find out people wouldn't watch an hour long special, but they would watch a few minutes of it, then click on the next part, and the next part, and the next part, like pressing snooze on repeat through and hour long speical. Interaction makes the difference, and the cuts makes it feel shorter because of the interaction.
Adam Conover actually addressed the 3-year contract on Hasan's stream, stating that having it 3 years gives the union the capabilities to adjust accordingly when they go back to the table 3 years later. The last time they negotiated, AI was not a thing yet, and if they stuck with a longer contract, they wouldn't stand a chance against corporate ways of fucking them over with stuff that never existed before.
I saw that, but I think the concerns about it possibly working in the corporations' interest is valid. Sure, something new could be found, but if AI advances enough, what will stop the corporations from just dropping the writers all together in favor of AI? I feel like the AI part only lasting 3 years could end up hurting the writers.
@@pasta-and-heroin the alternative would be to just unironically "strike harder" (start strikes in other industries, form labor movements, ect.) Actually, it's not mutually exclusive, so, I guess it's not technically an alternative...
What the actors and actors should do within the next 3 years is band together into creator/employee-owned studios. Becuase when there are shareholders that needs to profit, the big companies will always try and undercut the writers.
they can get in a guild type, but a studio it need lots of money to maintain, and most high level Actor, actress not really care about the normal actor/actress at all they just need fame at the end of the day.
@slenoneotaku7175 They're already in a guild. WGA is Writer's "GUILD" of America. SAG-AFTRA is Screen Actor's "GUILD"-American Federation of Television and Radio. And there are definitely actors who would probably enjoy being able to work outside of the current studio system.
As someone who's in a union, three year contracts are normal. Like regardless of what the studios plan on attempting to do to gain leverage. A three year contract plan is on average normal. That was one of the big problems with their last contract was that the renewal date was so far out and a concession they shouldn't have folded on.
I’m currently writing a research paper for my college marketing class about all that’s going on in the world of streaming services and you recapping everything that’s happening has been a huge help
We actually have unlimited PTO and have 2 separate 2-week paid company-wide breaks we’re required to take where even hourly employees get PTO. Our healthcare is essentially socialized (we will never see medical bills). For engineers at least, the top end of our pay is not far off averages at FAANG. We are treated pretty well lol
@@CryingARiver For nepo babies (a good amount of people) they probably never had sight of the common people which turns them into the cartoon villains they are
@@vincentfegley6068I don’t know man. Last year, AI was barely capable of creating passable story beats. Now any 16 year old with an internet connection can create audio of SpongeBob rap battling Donald Trump or auto-generate a full book report in a few smart prompts. What the fuck is AI going to look like in 3 more years?
Union contracts are commonly around +-3 years, I work with union contracts for teachers and it is the same for them. The general reason for this is pay scales are adjusted every three years and sometimes gains can be made for the teachers.
Yeah it's great, but name me more jobs that can go on a strike for 100+ days without the worker and their families sent on the street because they couldn't pay rent/food/etc And believe me, as a French, we do strike quite a bit.. But nowadays the new tactics of big corps/governments is to wait it out until you too broke to continue and get what you need. So good for the writers (although lately most movies and shows are hot garbage and no one really deserves to be paid for that kind of crap..), but it's not applicable for most low wages jobs sadly..
The 2 minute clips of movies lowkey works, i watched the first 30 minutes of Rango in 15 clips and they stopped uploading it so i just went and watched the movie our of sheer determination to finish it
What atrioc said about posting the "best" bit of a movie and wanting the rest. This has been happening in music through TikTok for last few years. The hook of the song gets popular, then the song gets popular as people want to hear the hook in context.
I do this with youtube, I find great clips of movies, and go watch them. Not as organized, but yeah, happens, or shows. Love it. Glad y'all caught on almost 20years later. My maplestory character would be proud. Trapt - headstrong slowly playing louder and louder from the distance.
I grew up on House. I've seen it at least 50 times all the way through. I can follow the dialogue to a high degree of accuracy. But good lord I'll never remember the final diagnosis of most of the episodes. Yo, your outro is adorable as hell. Like you. lol
To my understanding this deal applies only to the USA. But who's going to prevent any company to train, a far better version of current A.I.s, using hundreds of thousands of scripts, outside the US. Let's say in Taiwan, as example. My guess would be nobody 🤷♂️
Love to see all the comments that were posted literally seconds after the release of the video talking about how big the studios lost without any comment about the part where they have a plan.
The 2026 clause is everything. I don't have a dog in either fight, but that alone reads like a self prescribed death sentence with a solid three years to find a new job.
4:15 ATRIOC you had to post this earlier. I failed my daily Bing Rewards quiz because I didn't know what show was getting rebooted. This is all YOUR FAULT.
@@calad6482 I would bet that your opinion will not age very well. Writers absolutely will need to leverage their human factor to sell their skills in the near future.
For railroad unions, every contract agreement lasts three years I believe, and almost all of it gets agreed upon again in three years. Usually the stuff that trainmen don’t want in the agreement in the next three years usually they can give it up as bargaining chips in the future for other things they want in their next agreement.
Succession is a perfect show for you. It has amazing character drama, and it has shareholder meetings and complicated business drama. You could do reactions or explanations of the events in a more GLARKETING style.
when I was younger I would watch naruto in split up parts on youtube, with the audio all distorted and the video in the corner of the screen to avoid copywrite
Im in construction in Québec and our collective convention is expiring in 2 years seeing that we've been shafted 2 and 6 years ago hopefully this will inspire workers to stay strong
ORGANIZING AND DEMANDING EQUITABLE TREATMENT WORKS! Any time your boss says "striking just hurts the workers" you need to slap them in the face with this news.
The issue for the studio elites is that the AI isn't theirs. Once the AI gets good enough to create stuff more autonomously, it lowers cost for their competitors, since the software companies will be trying to shop their AI around to as many people at once. Either that or the studios will be forced to pay out massive sums for exclusivity.
I am taking an AI course in Uni and my prof says that GPT5 is so proficient in one of the metrics we use to measure the quality of these large language models, that the metric is no longer useful. This is all the progress in 3 years, it is gonna be interesting to see if they end up getting screwed long term, I hope not Edited for Clarity.
If you’re not busy, could you explain what a key language metric is and why it being destroyed is important? I’m not understanding. (Although telling me to just Google it is also fair lol)
What are you suggesting with your professor's comments? My apologies, I'm only seeking clarification. Is your professor suggesting that GPT5 is bad/messing up or the opposite?
This just exposes how much scamming these entertainment companies been doing. And how much profits and residuals they were becoming WEALTHY off of, not sharing any/most.. thats craaazy
They only put off getting replaced by AI for 3 years and by then AI will probably be capable of writing half decent stories so they better up their game during those 3 years or be replaced
I don't know why the 3 year end date is worrying, Hollywood union contract is always 3 years, that's why this strike is 15 years after the 2008 strike, 5 contracts in between
Speaking about watching shows I never heard about before, I watched all of "Ugly betty" on Netflix and enjoyed it. This was on at the same time as like pysche, never heard about it
Hey Big A here's a free joke for you when ads interupt marketing monday: "Uhm, ads again? What is this? Some sort of marketing monday?" Then cross your arms and smirk. LULWs for minutes guaranteed.
If only iatse didn't take a terrible deal, odds are they just cut down on crew wages and general production expenses to create a lower quality of life for the workers but cover the new costs.
For every light there is a shadow. For every strike resolution, there is the threat of an Office reboot.
DWIGHT: Erm... He's right behind me, isn't he?
DWIGHT turns around and sees MICHAEL
MICHAEL: Well this is awkward...
JIM looks into the camera.
JIM: That just happened.
@@ThugHunterfromIsraelWowzers!
@@ThugHunterfromIsraelevery time someone says office reboot this exact thing plays in my head. 😂
I COULD be wrong, but weren’t they making an Australian Office?
@@ihadanamebutitwasbadsonowi8186 Hey, a country making "the office" after the UK version is ok. A country making "the office" AFTER they already did it....I gonna go with thtat is not ok?
I don't think The Studios expected the strikes the get as much support as it did, Definitely swallowing their pride
Whatever, if they’re acting like they lost they’re shortsighted as usual.
Support from who? Nobody gave a shit
Do you think this would have lasted 150 days if they had any support?
@@acacacacacacaccaca7666they didn't get support in the traditional sense. Everyone was saying fuck them they don't care about Hollywood or the entire industry. Im ok with the whole thing dying out. But those rude comments from people hoping the strike and entire industry failed actually showed them they need to get the workers back or their money disappears eventually too. The hate inadvertently was stronger support for them than actual support. Not carrying if any of them makes enough money to eat including top dogs scared the top dog's.
@@acacacacacacaccaca7666 Nobody gave a shit? What kind of stupid take is that
@@ZzColdzDeathzZnah. If it was any other industry, those writers wouldn't give a shit. It's not like they should be some protected class. In fact the state of California was going to start paying tax to support them. That's some real bail out bullshit.
This is a common negotiation tactic. Kick the can. Both sides know it, it's intentional. The studios are betting that AI will be good enough to replace the writers in 3 years, writers are betting they aren't. Plus, the writers are a bit over a barrel financially. The networks are losing money, but writers are running out of food. Getting this deal is the best possible outcome for now, everyone is living to fight another day in 3 years.
I see what you're saying, but I'd compare it more to the writers winning the war, but the studios still has the right to mamufacture weapons, and isn't shy about wanting to come back. I don't want to deemphasize how big of a dub this is right now for the writers
Except the studios will have longer than 3 years. This strike lasted 147 days until the studios caved, how big of a strike will it take for the studios to give up ai+the 3 years.
It’s like how Germany lost in ww1 and came back for round two twenty years later
@@khalilmartinez6063They still lost again though
@@Kiyokoghurtbut they tried. Sure they lost, but are we ignoring the fact people died? The same applies to this strike story. Companies can try again, and it will cause loses to people's livelihood, culture, work balance, mental state, and so on.
I 100% agree with you that this will be a short-lived victory. The studios wouldn't have given up all of this if they didn't have a strategy to ensure they would win in the end and protect their bottom-line.
its unfortunate but i agree, these studios are stupid and saw the ability to take some wins but look for chance to fight later when they are more prepared.
It honestly sickens me how greedy and conniving these movie studios are
@@RetroRadianceLightall companies*
Protect their bottom line? quite the opposite, protect the upper management
@@CaiRobinsonWell that's the thing, they're not stupid. They're calculating, prescient, and malevolent
Glad the people who wrote this video can finally be fairly compensated
LMAO
Atrioc having script writers is the funniest thing I read today. Great Comment! 😂
Big A doesn’t pay his writers since he uses non union workers.
Business genius
@@reyman011 pay the people who say funny things in twitch chat
@@user-uv2cp1qd1j Fiver writers need to unionize
Great job with the editing, [NAME]
The jump cuts are still insane though
thanks bro 👍 fixed it for ya
The editors’ names are in the description
@@Manik034they weren’t
It's almost like unions work, and your boss is not your ally. Weird. Who could have guessed.
It's so sad how well the anti union brainwashing worked on Americans, it's crazy how they genuinely believe that the company or boss is *always* acting in their best interests.
People could run a lemonade stand and learn a lot of these simple concepts yet still cling to "MUH UNION DUES" meanwhile they know people who are union tradesmen buying nice houses and cars and still miss the point somehow
The saddest part is I will hear these people acknowledge that the whole operation won't work without the workers , but he unable to connect the dots
In a country rife with corruption, yes you are right.
In a country where anti trust actually does its job,
And endless regulation does NOT stop competition from arising….
you are not.
@@Darth_Batemanwhere is this magic land where companies aren't corrupt and the government works solely for the people?
Cutting movies and shows down into 3 to 5 minutes bites is something Andrew Schultz built his comedian career on. He find out people wouldn't watch an hour long special, but they would watch a few minutes of it, then click on the next part, and the next part, and the next part, like pressing snooze on repeat through and hour long speical. Interaction makes the difference, and the cuts makes it feel shorter because of the interaction.
That’s a big brain analysis
Rob Dyrdek figured it out before him.
Whoever came up with Americas Funniest Home Videos before that.
This has been a viewing format for decades.
@@raphaelvermin yeah man rob dyrdek really was an innovator, can’t believe he figured it out. time for my government mandated Ridiculousness binge
Adam Conover actually addressed the 3-year contract on Hasan's stream, stating that having it 3 years gives the union the capabilities to adjust accordingly when they go back to the table 3 years later. The last time they negotiated, AI was not a thing yet, and if they stuck with a longer contract, they wouldn't stand a chance against corporate ways of fucking them over with stuff that never existed before.
I saw that, but I think the concerns about it possibly working in the corporations' interest is valid. Sure, something new could be found, but if AI advances enough, what will stop the corporations from just dropping the writers all together in favor of AI? I feel like the AI part only lasting 3 years could end up hurting the writers.
@@williamsue549 I think the point is there isn’t an alternative.
@@pasta-and-heroin the alternative would be to just unironically "strike harder" (start strikes in other industries, form labor movements, ect.)
Actually, it's not mutually exclusive, so, I guess it's not technically an alternative...
I couldn't care (much) less that Hollywood gets to resume operations.
But...
I couldn't be more stoked that labor won.
Also writers getting paid more when shows are popular is huge _for us._ That's incentive to actually care about quality.
The reason that the contract only goes until may 2026 is that the WGA renegotiates with the AMTPA every 3 years
What the actors and actors should do within the next 3 years is band together into creator/employee-owned studios. Becuase when there are shareholders that needs to profit, the big companies will always try and undercut the writers.
they can get in a guild type, but a studio it need lots of money to maintain, and most high level Actor, actress not really care about the normal actor/actress at all they just need fame at the end of the day.
@slenoneotaku7175 They're already in a guild. WGA is Writer's "GUILD" of America. SAG-AFTRA is Screen Actor's "GUILD"-American Federation of Television and Radio.
And there are definitely actors who would probably enjoy being able to work outside of the current studio system.
God I hope this doesn’t happen…
As someone who's in a union, three year contracts are normal. Like regardless of what the studios plan on attempting to do to gain leverage. A three year contract plan is on average normal. That was one of the big problems with their last contract was that the renewal date was so far out and a concession they shouldn't have folded on.
I love this format, you don't make unnecessary things to make viewer wait for biggest news. It's so interesting you just want to watch whole thing
I’m currently writing a research paper for my college marketing class about all that’s going on in the world of streaming services and you recapping everything that’s happening has been a huge help
Thank God for you, Atrioc. I thought I was going to have to look up what happened myself
“you may have won the battle, but you won’t win the war” -sun tzu
also i agree with everything here exceot for the stuff about Epic staff needing time off. thats BS we need more skins
fax brother 😎❄️ i cant get a royale without a new skin
👊😎
Big Snipe will get what he is owed@@atrioc
We actually have unlimited PTO and have 2 separate 2-week paid company-wide breaks we’re required to take where even hourly employees get PTO. Our healthcare is essentially socialized (we will never see medical bills). For engineers at least, the top end of our pay is not far off averages at FAANG. We are treated pretty well lol
@@atriocthis is a true statement. We're not gonna mention whether you can get one WITH a new skin...
That 2026 clause actually really scares me. Surely people at the top of the ladder cant be that soulless right?? Aware
Yeah, it’s sad that they’re so money hungry that they lose their empathy and sight of the common people
That only works if the AI doesn't suck balls. the jury is still way out on that one.
@@CryingARiver For nepo babies (a good amount of people) they probably never had sight of the common people which turns them into the cartoon villains they are
@@vincentfegley6068I don’t know man. Last year, AI was barely capable of creating passable story beats. Now any 16 year old with an internet connection can create audio of SpongeBob rap battling Donald Trump or auto-generate a full book report in a few smart prompts.
What the fuck is AI going to look like in 3 more years?
Hollywood union deals are always 3 years, that's why the 2008 strike was 15 years ago 5 contract terms
so many strikes lately. crazy stuff
It seems like to me the writers were at their limits if a deal that is only secured for a little more than 2 years was taken that easily.
I think it's actually pretty standard for the WGA to try to renegotiate every three years.
@@e.d.5766 I was confused by the term limit. I guess it makes sense now
@@hypermiraclepositivegirl2415 Hollywood union deals are always 3 years that's why the 2008 strike was 15 years ago, 5 contract terms
@e.d.5766 yes but with how AI is on the rise they needed to secure permenacey not a limited deal that can seemingly be easily turned back on.
@@lesliejacoby9137 I think that's what they would want to do but it's not within what they can do.
Union contracts are commonly around +-3 years, I work with union contracts for teachers and it is the same for them. The general reason for this is pay scales are adjusted every three years and sometimes gains can be made for the teachers.
This was the strangest epic rap battle of history
Yeah it's great, but name me more jobs that can go on a strike for 100+ days without the worker and their families sent on the street because they couldn't pay rent/food/etc
And believe me, as a French, we do strike quite a bit.. But nowadays the new tactics of big corps/governments is to wait it out until you too broke to continue and get what you need.
So good for the writers (although lately most movies and shows are hot garbage and no one really deserves to be paid for that kind of crap..), but it's not applicable for most low wages jobs sadly..
The 2 minute clips of movies lowkey works, i watched the first 30 minutes of Rango in 15 clips and they stopped uploading it so i just went and watched the movie our of sheer determination to finish it
Damn, these short clips got me hooked. Think I watched the entirety of season 3 of banshee on shorts before watching the full show.
What atrioc said about posting the "best" bit of a movie and wanting the rest.
This has been happening in music through TikTok for last few years.
The hook of the song gets popular, then the song gets popular as people want to hear the hook in context.
I do this with youtube, I find great clips of movies, and go watch them.
Not as organized, but yeah, happens, or shows. Love it. Glad y'all caught on almost 20years later. My maplestory character would be proud. Trapt - headstrong slowly playing louder and louder from the distance.
Good to see those scabs like Drew Barrymore, showing their true colors when they could have just held out another couple of weeks.
The worst part about this writers strike is we didnt get another Dr. Horribles sing a long blog.
oh boy i love walmart ludwig
Marketing Monday, on a Tuesday, posted on a Thursday.
Weird how atrioc didn’t mention how he’s hiring his ghost writer back
I grew up on House. I've seen it at least 50 times all the way through. I can follow the dialogue to a high degree of accuracy. But good lord I'll never remember the final diagnosis of most of the episodes.
Yo, your outro is adorable as hell. Like you. lol
To my understanding this deal applies only to the USA.
But who's going to prevent any company to train, a far better version of current A.I.s, using hundreds of thousands of scripts, outside the US.
Let's say in Taiwan, as example. My guess would be nobody 🤷♂️
Everybody's talking about the writers strike, but I think we all know who really won (it was the glizzy companies)
They are entering GLIZZY OVERDRIVE
Love to see all the comments that were posted literally seconds after the release of the video talking about how big the studios lost without any comment about the part where they have a plan.
My biggest take away from this video is that I should start posting Atrioc VODs on TikTok 2 minutes at a time😎
The 2026 clause is everything. I don't have a dog in either fight, but that alone reads like a self prescribed death sentence with a solid three years to find a new job.
4:15 ATRIOC you had to post this earlier. I failed my daily Bing Rewards quiz because I didn't know what show was getting rebooted. This is all YOUR FAULT.
So basically this is not an end to the strike, just a cease fire for both parties to restock on ammo.
They kicked the can down the road; while giving AI the time to advance. The next union negotiation is not going to go their way in the slightest.
They will be fine. AI is gonna be about the same as today I bet. Which is garbage for writing movies etc
@@calad6482 I would bet that your opinion will not age very well. Writers absolutely will need to leverage their human factor to sell their skills in the near future.
@@JohnDoe-xm1irthis will probably scare them into writing actually good stories 💀
@@JohnDoe-xm1ir Until AI becomes more than pattern recognition and imitation, I think they're fine.
Not sure why but I found Atrioc a month or two ago and I like him lol... Keep up the great work my friend!
Real "Quieter Music + Fixed Text MM" moment
'marketing monday here on a tuesday'
it is thursday.
[NAME] popped off with the editing on this one ngl.
For railroad unions, every contract agreement lasts three years I believe, and almost all of it gets agreed upon again in three years. Usually the stuff that trainmen don’t want in the agreement in the next three years usually they can give it up as bargaining chips in the future for other things they want in their next agreement.
Wait it's OVER? WHAT!? AND THEY GOT THEIR DEMANDS? FUCK YEAH!
is like back in college when the professor has to run your essay through a scanner to see if you plagiarist your work with AI
Succession is a perfect show for you. It has amazing character drama, and it has shareholder meetings and complicated business drama. You could do reactions or explanations of the events in a more GLARKETING style.
The movie shorts get me every time. Watched Burnt for a scene that didn't even exist in the movie lmfao
so from what I understand from writers I follow is that 3 years is the usual amount of time they make a deal for
Thank you for updating us on this! This is how I stay up to date on the world, I've been waiting for an update on this topic
The intro - rephrased. "The world may be going to hell, but at least your distractions are coming back."
when I was younger I would watch naruto in split up parts on youtube, with the audio all distorted and the video in the corner of the screen to avoid copywrite
Im in construction in Québec and our collective convention is expiring in 2 years seeing that we've been shafted 2 and 6 years ago hopefully this will inspire workers to stay strong
great edit [NAME]!
ORGANIZING AND DEMANDING EQUITABLE TREATMENT WORKS! Any time your boss says "striking just hurts the workers" you need to slap them in the face with this news.
you served in the glizzy wars. you’re a damn hero
The issue for the studio elites is that the AI isn't theirs. Once the AI gets good enough to create stuff more autonomously, it lowers cost for their competitors, since the software companies will be trying to shop their AI around to as many people at once. Either that or the studios will be forced to pay out massive sums for exclusivity.
It's so nice seeing these big companies giving out free money like Mr.Beast.
I am taking an AI course in Uni and my prof says that GPT5 is so proficient in one of the metrics we use to measure the quality of these large language models, that the metric is no longer useful.
This is all the progress in 3 years, it is gonna be interesting to see if they end up getting screwed long term, I hope not
Edited for Clarity.
If you’re not busy, could you explain what a key language metric is and why it being destroyed is important? I’m not understanding. (Although telling me to just Google it is also fair lol)
What are you suggesting with your professor's comments? My apologies, I'm only seeking clarification. Is your professor suggesting that GPT5 is bad/messing up or the opposite?
@@Silo-hd1cu GPT 5 is so good we need to change the way we measure the quality of language responses
@@CryingARiver Made an edit that hopefully clears it up
GPT5 is not even out yet?
the Actors will have to wait for the writes to finish writing
I love the quieter music and better text! Another great MM Glarketer!
we need an accountants guild of america these busy seasons are putting me in cardiac arrest
OMG the jump cuts on this one ahaha
This just exposes how much scamming these entertainment companies been doing. And how much profits and residuals they were becoming WEALTHY off of, not sharing any/most.. thats craaazy
Marketing Monday in the title would be great.
damn quick ass turnaround on this vid
real bro the editors did such a wonderful and fantastic job
R.I.P Ancientrioc, who was unable to stream tonight and had to read a bed time story😢😢😢
Big W for worker rights
I wouldn't call pushing back the problem a big W.
To be fair, the fact that a strike happened is a big W. It’s outcome is not great, however.
They only put off getting replaced by AI for 3 years and by then AI will probably be capable of writing half decent stories so they better up their game during those 3 years or be replaced
I don't know why the 3 year end date is worrying, Hollywood union contract is always 3 years, that's why this strike is 15 years after the 2008 strike, 5 contracts in between
Your videos are always reccomended to me when they release even without post notifications.
Speaking about watching shows I never heard about before, I watched all of "Ugly betty" on Netflix and enjoyed it. This was on at the same time as like pysche, never heard about it
Hey Big A here's a free joke for you when ads interupt marketing monday: "Uhm, ads again? What is this? Some sort of marketing monday?" Then cross your arms and smirk. LULWs for minutes guaranteed.
crazy how thats literally how I started watching house a couple months ago, kept seeing tiktok clips
We're building New Age Tech for the New Kids on the block not the old crazy snakes. Lol.
Adam Conover is such a hack. Loudly jumped out in front of a parade and declared himself king of Mardi Gras.
bring back the 10 topic marketing mondays also this shit is like depresssingly watching the news sometimes
this is my only form of news that I watch
mario galaxy ost is a goated start to the vid
The OG is watching an anime episode in like 4 parts on UA-cam pre copyrighting
I’ve absolutely seen a clip from show and searched for where I could stream the rest. I literally did that yesterday.
how do literal children keep finding themselves in CEO positions
Literally nepotism.
Most companies are dynasties, when one head leaves, the next-of-kin/closest friend takes over.
If only iatse didn't take a terrible deal, odds are they just cut down on crew wages and general production expenses to create a lower quality of life for the workers but cover the new costs.
I know way more about Young Sheldon than I ever wanted to because of those tiktok clips with the mobile games underneath
This is just going to lead to everything becoming more expensive to the end consumer....all of us.
I'm not American but aren't they out after 3 strikes?
Used to be you were out during one strike, and by out I mean shot to pieces in the streets.
We've done a little civilizing over the past century.
They've made The Office in every country. Why not just loop back around again.
Having more writers will likely improve the quality of the shows. Expect another, longer strike in 2026 though.
UA-cam used to have pirated content marked part 4/17 or whatever. Now it's being uploaded that way from the studios. Shits wild.
already watched this on the vod channel but im watching again bc this ones goin to the moon
I've binge watched the entirety of the rookie based on a bunch of UA-cam shorts I kept seeing.
as an average citizen, i feel like winning.
Cant wait for Marketing monday in 2026
It’s amazing this is how I get the news
Yay short video back
All this celebration for TWO AND A HALF YEARS of **POTENTIAL** residuals
The writers just lost
Every Union agreement is 3 years. They did not lose
so excited to watch my slop!!
Workers up after this one less go.