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Laura PourMeADrink

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7. I'll always defer to you, BIF :).

Tue May 14, 2019, 08:55 AM

May 2019

I think there are elements of dealing with VRBO, pulling a group together in these busy times, going to wine tastings that people can identify with. It's just that they aren't particularly humourous. Not even sure if Seinfeld and David could have made it all funny.

Bif, do actors have an out? Evidently they all read the script and thought it had promise? Or, maybe there was the appeal of all working together since many are friends? Is there a point later in production that someone can say "this sucks, I want out ?"

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