Roy Wood Jr.

It's grown.

It needed time to grow because this strike isn't as instantly impactful to the average U.S.

citizen as is a teacher strike or a transit strike or sanitation.

Your neighborhood starts stinking and you got to walk to work because they know bus.

Well, not even that long.

I'd say maybe January.

Oh, wow, that quickly.

I think at some point.

But as the voices start permeating, this is one of those strikes where I feel like it takes time for the word to spread, for people to really understand, for people to really be educated on exactly what is happening.

Because your perception and assumption of an actor is that –

they're all balling because you saw a couple of them balling in a newspaper or an article.

So you assume that all actors live fat, like the top, you know, 5% of actors.

And that's the difference between like a teacher and a garbage strike.

Like, you know, ain't no teachers balling.

There's no teacher with a Porsche.

And if they are, they're stealing, stealing from the school.

So you can't go, well, don't they all have Porsches?

No, you know, they don't all have Porsches.

You've never seen one.

So, you know, they're all struggling.