Monica: I didn’t lie. Neither did the others who filed affidavits. You’ve been lied to and I’m sorry that you fell for it.
Receipts are coming. 
Also Monica: It’s been over a year.
All the evidence is on the table. It’s crazy that folks still don’t get it.
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Monica thinks that most of Vic's fans are harassers.
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Goddamn. I know she reads this, and at least ron does, so this one's for you, monica.
Excuse me while my stoned ass rants for a sec
The voice actor industry isn't just based on your vocal ability, it's also based on your marketability, Rial. You are an ingredient in a product, and if you are a bad ingredient, you can ruin the whole damn thing. You have to make the fans WANT you. If the fans want you, the entire chain from local to Japan hears about it. The studios book you because fans want you. Parts are made to fit you, instead of you trying to fit the part. Scripting and editing gets better when the staff likes you. Cons treat you better when you're being a cashcow for them and stackin' those lines deep. You have to BE THE DRAW. But you can't be the draw if you're attacking existing fans and making other potential fans think you're an ass. Snide remarks to fans online wins you zero rapport. Working con tables like a cash register, just clerking people along does you no favors. At that point you're not gaining new fans, only trying to get existing ones away from you asap. This is where you and Vic have your biggest difference, you know? Personalize. He spends the time with everyone, makes sure each person has a better experience seeing a VA than seeing a Target cashier. Even going out to help other booths by doing an on the spot colab with them.
I have not seen you do squat like this. You gotta be better to the fans to get them to want you at cons and in shows. Kindness, empathy, and a listening ear cost absolutely nothing. But it has to be genuine because
(people don't want to tell you this to your face but IDGAF, you don't work on my projects) you have absolutely zero lying ability. People can tell when you're not being genuine, and that hurts you the most.
The audience pays the bills. They keep the lights on, they pay the checks that HR signs. But they are not infinite, and they are fickle. You have to be a draw to get better perks, better parts, better casting, better cons, better placement for cons.
Treat everyone's fans better, they treat you better.
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He filed a lawsuit hoping to settle, it shows, and we came in ready to take this all the way. P.s. Ty had it on his website he was a mensa member. Can someone remind him how to spell each of the defendants names. I will give you a 1/4 shot at guessing which one he messed up. That is just the 1st page. Nick got you all for so much money. I would be asking him for receipts <3
