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For example, shows about police or detectives always have a character who is spending his weekends trying to solve a murder mystery or track down a wanted terrorist. In the real world the FBI employee clocks out at 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and probably spends the time between 9-5 surfing Youtube.
This seems more like an Entertainment post than P&OC, but whatever. I want to see good TV and movies. A movie about a slack off working 9-5 while a murderer gets away probably isn't going to be good. Nevermind that I doubt many police and FBI agents work a cushy 9 to 5 while they are actively investigating a crime
I look forward to Mexican movie stars willing to work for 1/10th of the American, Hollywood movie star salaries. Let us wait and see how the self righteous, American, Hollywood stars feel when they are affected by cheap labor in their profession.
For example, shows about police or detectives always have a character who is spending his weekends trying to solve a murder mystery or track down a wanted terrorist. In the real world the FBI employee clocks out at 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and probably spends the time between 9-5 surfing Youtube.
Most government employees put in a hard 40 hours of work. Per year.
For example, shows about police or detectives always have a character who is spending his weekends trying to solve a murder mystery or track down a wanted terrorist. In the real world the FBI employee clocks out at 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and probably spends the time between 9-5 surfing Youtube.
A realistic portrayal of a politician might not sell well and defeats the purpose of escapism!
I dont mean all workers but man, half the DMV needs a self checkout or something..
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