I'd have thought RaSP officers were better trained than that. Or are you just making that up for added drama?
I'm going for the latter. Everyone knows that a decent bodyguard would be the one getting the beers in.
I'd have thought RaSP officers were better trained than that. Or are you just making that up for added drama?
That plus intelligence, oh yes.Omg. I have a thing for older ladies and Vorderman? Phwoooaaaarrrr
Nope because it's very unprofessional to ask for pics. Sigh
I walked past Bob Geldof down Denmark St/ Tin Pan Alley. Wondered where he was shopping.
Oh yea, its a fireable offence to do anything other than pretend the VIP isn't there.
While it is fair enough that these people shouldn't be harassed by essentially colleagues while they're on private property and working it does seem that the way the entertainment industry treats 'talent' vs others can be quite dubious at times.
I don't work in the industry but got invited to some drinks recently by a friend who'd just finished a production and had been cast in a fairly prominent role(she's quite chilled but some of her stories about what goes on and the behaviour of other cast members were ), I got to meet the rest of the cast and the producers who were paying for all the drinks... though some of the production team (a few young girls) who were still almost half in work mode, acting subservient around one of the main stars, were apparently unpaid 'interns' for weeks of work (which surely must break all sorts of union rules) yet the producers were happy for anyone to walk up to the bar and just order another magnum of whatever stick it on thier tab.
There was just this whole weird status thing that seemed to be worse than anything in the corporate world (aside from perhaps some story I once read about a US company where you couldn't talk to anyone more than two pay grades above you) - on one hand it seems like quite a cool industry to work in, on the other hand I was quite glad to just be there as a guest.
That's awesome. He's a drummer hero of mineWent to Birmingham last week and was walking through the bullring when Travis Barker from Blink 182 was walking towards me!
Do you work in a Post facility? Even so that's pretty excessive. On the flipside the bit about US corporate culture is very true. The yanks are definitely more regimented and anti-social in their work etiquette, it's very strange sometimes.Oh yea, its a fireable offence to do anything other than pretend the VIP isn't there.
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Yea its a lot like that. Unless you get addressed you can't initiate conversation. They are there to work and that is fair enough. From a business perspective they are not gonna come back if they get harassed. We have had staff fired for posting things on facebook
That's awesome. He's a drummer hero of mine
Do you work in a Post facility? Even so that's pretty excessive. On the flipside the bit about US corporate culture is very true. The yanks are definitely more regimented and anti-social in their work etiquette, it's very strange sometimes.
I'd have thought RaSP officers were better trained than that. Or are you just making that up for added drama?
Ahh, been there done that. Although in LA you probably get treated a bit better than race-to-the-bottom LondonYup client facing post facility.
The advantages of which because its client facing, loads of free food, drinks (such as a soda fountain) and really nice break out areas.