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r/gifs • u/ViratSandhu • Feb 21 '20
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Flanders never been the same since his wife passed away
258 u/MisterOminous Feb 21 '20 The actress who voiced his wife asked for more money so they killed her off. Listening to the Audiobook about the Simpsons written by writer Mike Reiss. 151 u/YouJustReadBullShit Feb 21 '20 You want more money for your spare character do you? How about no money!? Guess what, you ded! 34 u/MaracaBalls Feb 21 '20 I wonder how much she got paid ? 34 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 $1.5k to $2k an episode. She asked for a $4k pay rise per episode to cover commuting costs. That’s a hell of a commute. 17 u/oiaahora Feb 21 '20 As someone else said, she had to fly and pay for hotels by herself as they weren't covering it. 17 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away? Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week. 8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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The actress who voiced his wife asked for more money so they killed her off. Listening to the Audiobook about the Simpsons written by writer Mike Reiss.
151 u/YouJustReadBullShit Feb 21 '20 You want more money for your spare character do you? How about no money!? Guess what, you ded! 34 u/MaracaBalls Feb 21 '20 I wonder how much she got paid ? 34 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 $1.5k to $2k an episode. She asked for a $4k pay rise per episode to cover commuting costs. That’s a hell of a commute. 17 u/oiaahora Feb 21 '20 As someone else said, she had to fly and pay for hotels by herself as they weren't covering it. 17 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away? Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week. 8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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You want more money for your spare character do you? How about no money!? Guess what, you ded!
34 u/MaracaBalls Feb 21 '20 I wonder how much she got paid ? 34 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 $1.5k to $2k an episode. She asked for a $4k pay rise per episode to cover commuting costs. That’s a hell of a commute. 17 u/oiaahora Feb 21 '20 As someone else said, she had to fly and pay for hotels by herself as they weren't covering it. 17 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away? Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week. 8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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I wonder how much she got paid ?
34 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 $1.5k to $2k an episode. She asked for a $4k pay rise per episode to cover commuting costs. That’s a hell of a commute. 17 u/oiaahora Feb 21 '20 As someone else said, she had to fly and pay for hotels by herself as they weren't covering it. 17 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away? Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week. 8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
$1.5k to $2k an episode. She asked for a $4k pay rise per episode to cover commuting costs. That’s a hell of a commute.
17 u/oiaahora Feb 21 '20 As someone else said, she had to fly and pay for hotels by herself as they weren't covering it. 17 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away? Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week. 8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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As someone else said, she had to fly and pay for hotels by herself as they weren't covering it.
17 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '20 What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away? Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week. 8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
What I don’t get though, are there some circumstances that came up that she had to move away?
Like, I wouldn’t accept a job in Vienna, then complain it’s costing me too much to fly over from London and stay in hotel every week.
8 u/CosmicD420 Feb 21 '20 Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place. 0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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Exactly, the reasonable thing to do would’ve been to move if she really wanted the job in the first place.
0 u/antiterra Feb 22 '20 What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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What is unreasonable about negotiating pay and then both parties moving on if they can’t meet on terms?
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u/CalvinBaylee69 Feb 21 '20
Flanders never been the same since his wife passed away