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Is it over?

  • Yes, I am sad and need a Ben backrub :(

    Votes: 336 31.9%
  • No, we will be back, autism too strong

    Votes: 532 50.5%
  • Cams down until we roll into Bloodgames 2

    Votes: 185 17.6%

  • Total voters
    1,053
Again, he wasn't at a bar, frathouse or a liquor store, he's taking part in an entertainment production. The rules are different, both in how the alcohol is provided, the level of insurance policy and required practices in said policy. Allowing participants to consume enough alcohol to experience significant inebriation would require production insurance in the high six figure, low seven figure mark, and would require constant required monitoring of actions and state.

Just look at actual reality shows. Even minor injuries cause a dead halt to whatever action is on-going while the person is inspected by a medical team and the injured party has to sign waivers at some point shortly thereafter before they go back in. For movies and other non-reality shows, injuries mean dead halt in filming 99% of the time until the issue is resolved.

Yes it's autistic. All legal and liability shit is hyper-autistic. But ignore it at your financial peril. You'll get away with it often enough, but it will eventually get you. Especially if you film it 24/7 in front of a live audience.
Alright Mr. Industry Insider, so how many American Funbucks have Jersey Shore cast members gotten because they puke so much? Can you point to a few instances of this working out the way you think its going to? It sounds like such a slam dunk, I'm sure you have a few on hand.
 
Again, he wasn't at a bar, frathouse or a liquor store, he's taking part in an entertainment production. The rules are different, both in how the alcohol is provided, the level of insurance policy and required practices in said policy. Allowing participants to consume enough alcohol to experience significant inebriation would require production insurance in the high six figure, low seven figure mark, and would require constant required monitoring of actions and state.

Just look at actual reality shows. Even minor injuries cause a dead halt to whatever action is on-going while the person is inspected by a medical team and the injured party has to sign waivers at some point shortly thereafter before they go back in. For movies and other non-reality shows, injuries mean dead halt in filming 99% of the time until the issue is resolved.

Yes it's autistic. All legal and liability shit is hyper-autistic. But ignore it at your financial peril. You'll get away with it often enough, but it will eventually get you. Especially if you film it 24/7 in front of a live audience.
pink triangle time bud
 
Contestants think they are going to spend a long time together in a room and Josie brings the all important duck toy.
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Alright Mr. Industry Insider, so how many American Funbucks have Jersey Shore cast members gotten because they puke so much? Can you point to a few instances of this working out the way you think its going to? It sounds like such a slam dunk, I'm sure you have a few on hand.
MTV could afford coverage for the Jersey Shore and likely had it written into their contracts. They also had scores of off-camera staff watching to intervene at any moment when it got real in a dangerous way instead of the heavily scripted way most of that show was.

Jet and Sam are bitching about streaming costs a fraction of the policy costs MTV likely had, and they demonstrated ain't nobody who knows their shit is watching the fish. As soon as unconscious sped-king started blowing chunks lying down, off screen medicals should have jumped in immediately.
 
MTV could afford coverage for the Jersey Shore and likely had it written into their contracts. They also had scores of off-camera staff watching to intervene at any moment when it got real in a dangerous way instead of the heavily scripted way most of that show was.

Jet and Sam are bitching about streaming costs a fraction of the policy costs MTV likely had, and they demonstrated ain't nobody who knows their shit is watching the fish. As soon as unconscious sped-king started blowing chunks lying down, off screen medicals should have jumped in immediately.
he got drunk and puked it up who cares
 
Again, he wasn't at a bar, frathouse or a liquor store, he's taking part in an entertainment production. The rules are different, both in how the alcohol is provided, the level of insurance policy and required practices in said policy. Allowing participants to consume enough alcohol to experience significant inebriation would require production insurance in the high six figure, low seven figure mark, and would require constant required monitoring of actions and state.

Just look at actual reality shows. Even minor injuries cause a dead halt to whatever action is on-going while the person is inspected by a medical team and the injured party has to sign waivers at some point shortly thereafter before they go back in. For movies and other non-reality shows, injuries mean dead halt in filming 99% of the time until the issue is resolved.

Yes it's autistic. All legal and liability shit is hyper-autistic. But ignore it at your financial peril. You'll get away with it often enough, but it will eventually get you. Especially if you film it 24/7 in front of a live audience.
You're retarded.

1. If John isn't hurt (like actually hurt, not had an upset tummy) and some other tort isn't comitted he basacially has no case no matter what.

2. Business/production insurance is way cheaper than you think it is. The alcohol rider probably doubled his premium, but it was probably still less than 25k.

3. Major productions have brands and networks to protect, and worry about press. Sam and Jet are already widely slandered as Nazis, and have.... some no name LLCs they can bankrupt out.
 
MTV could afford coverage for the Jersey Shore and likely had it written into their contracts. They also had scores of off-camera staff watching to intervene at any moment when it got real in a dangerous way instead of the heavily scripted way most of that show was.

Jet and Sam are bitching about streaming costs a fraction of the policy costs MTV likely had, and they demonstrated ain't nobody who knows their shit is watching the fish. As soon as unconscious sped-king started blowing chunks lying down, off screen medicals should have jumped in immediately.
So not a single instance you could find. Got it.
 
The mini challenge is that the fish are staying in room 2, the last one to leave gets 3 fish bucks. This can last as long as they want it to. Place yer bets, who will out last everyone else?

I'm betting that Jon does something stupid that requires everyone to vacate the room prematurely.
The most dehydrated of them is obviously going to win, so a clear W for Jon.
 
Hopefully our unlucky contestants went pee beforehand or brought piss jugs. Doesn't look like anyone brought food either. Sure would suck if Mr. Goldstriker or Jet aren't bringing them food.
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