"on a bender," was bad tv deal

Well on Wednesday, the production team we were using for our show panic'd and dropped our TV show from development because they wanted more of our business than we could give (laughing hysterically at their offer), essentially 53% of our business. Contractually they get 50% of our licensing, and they do all the licensing, cutting out a pre-signed deal with a half billion dollar a year company. Like TV producers can deliver licensing and product, HA! Greedy bastards would make more off of us than we would.

So I scrapped my 550 and spent the $$$ on the project, only to have it fall through. i also was getting screwed out of executive producer and created by credits and producer's fees.

Anybody here, and I know there are, in television production or talent representation that wanna chat? we are willing to give up 25% of our licensing, not 50%

I am drowning my sorrows by chuggin DR. Pepper, Wasabe Peanuts (which I hate) and the occasional 'rock the girlfriend's world' followed by running around stroking my ferrari keys chanting "I'll get another, yeah one in every color, hahaha yeah that's it"

She requests that you guys help talk me off the ledge while she can slip out the backdoor.

 

Knowing my luck those shoes won't go with my hat.