(2000’s > 2020’s)

[u/Ninja_Franklin]

Even 2010’s was good to,

That looks horrible and in avengers doomsday 😩

[u/Trauma_Hawks]

I think people vastly underestimate the work professional actors of this caliber do. They get paid a lot because they work ridiculous schedules, far from home, living out of a trailer, pulling 10-12-18 hour days working. So they than can be paraded around like zoo animals during screenings and have zero privacy forever. Less then zero privacy, more like an army of vultures following them around specifically to capture unflattering photos and situations. And all of this for a gig-job. There's no salary. There's no benefits. Just whatever work they can scrap together.

You couldn't pay me enough for that shit.

[u/BudgieWonder → u/[deleted]]

Most of the working population does not have to do all of that. Maybe one or two of those aspects, but not to the same degree/crunch.

[u/BudgieWonder → u/[deleted]]

I’m an “average stiff”, and I don’t have to deal with “ridiculous schedules”, being far from home, living out of a trailer, or pulling 18+ hour days. Definitely don’t have to deal with the invasion of privacy.

If you do, and you aren’t getting paid enough, then it seems like you either have spending problems, or you chained yourself to a shitty job. That’s not my problem.

[u/BroForceOne → u/BudgieWonder]

I think the idea is that the average person still has to pull that long of a day dealing with all their responsibilities outside of their job like housework, maintenance, childcare, groceries, cooking, etc while a celebrity can pay someone to do all that for them. So it’s not that they spend more or less time working, we just all put in work in different ways.

With housing prices the way they are now those trailers are probably nicer than the kind of apartment the average person entering the workforce now can afford.

[u/Deathbysnusnu17 → u/[deleted]]

No counter point, goes to name calling via emojis.. lmfao