[kipin]

I can't believe how stubborn both parties are being on this.

At first I thought the strike would be a joke because there are so many people who want to write that I figured the networks would just find writers outside of the WGA.

Now I understand the WGA kind of works like the mafia, and any writer who works outside of the WGA gets blackballed.

I think somethings gotta give and the power is in the writer's hands right now. It just sucks because the consumers will end up paying for the writer's higher wages.

And I'm sure the price won't reflect just the extra 1/3 of a penny the writer's want but an extra something else for the executives.