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Could be, but still win win. Monday, 13-Jul-98 02:05:24
I'm betting that if you run the numbers, that you'll find that nobody is really walking away with a ton of money. But hey, let's say for the sake of argument, that they are. From you're perspective, it does not change the good stuff that you're getting from the partnership. Your performing in front of full houses with a respected crew, which is getting you out there in a very big way. Plus, even for those who don't see the show, it looks great on your resume. Plus, I sure as heck hope that you're seeing some improvement in your comedy skills, regardless of how good you are now, whereas, if you don't work on your chops, you might slide, or at least they might not be as sharp as they otherwise would be. And as you know, Groundlings, or anybody else, works pretty much the same way. So sure. You're making somebody at least a little money. That's cool ... but when you look at all the stuff you're getting out of the deal, and realize that one decent job will pay for at least a year of it, I am sure it's fine. best, sterling Wolfesden -- now with perky bubbles Sterling Wolfe |
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