Ya’ know that class war I keep talking about? I think the time is now
You all know I love watching The Hills, but these worthless hookers make more per half-an-hour episode than Lars and I make in a year –combined.
Even the 3rd-rate sidekicks who maybe utter two lines.
Our country is so fucked up. Seriously. There’s a problem here.
Shouldn’t someone who works with developmentally disabled adults make more than a girl who says, “Uhhh, Ohhh totally,” for a living?
Am I wrong?
How much does MTV pay the stars of its smash unscripted series The Hills? Lauren Conrad earns $75,000 per episode-and that’s a fact that has left some of her series co-stars seething, a new In Touch Weekly scoop claims. “The only reason LC gets paid more than anyone else is because she demanded in her original contract that no one could ever get paid more than her.” “The salaries are based on who people care about watching more,” says a mole. “If you bring drama, you’ll get more money.” Fashion forward LC is expected to earn $1.4 million for the complete fourth season of The Hills. Let’s see how much her castmates earn.
Heidi Montag: $65,000 per episode ($1.25 million per year)
Spencer Pratt: $65,000 per episode ($1.25 million per year)
Audrina: $35,000 per episode ($665,000 annually)
Whitney: $20,000 per episode ($380,000 per season)
Brody: $10,000 per episode ($190,000 a year)
Lauren “Lo”: $10,000 per episode ($190,00 for The Hills Season 4)
Stephanie: $8,000 per episode ($152,00 for Season 4)
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And thus we should form an angry mob complete with torches.
You’re talking to a guy who teaches drop outs in downtown Detroit, a guy who makes less than the cue card guy on Leno.
Yes, our world is completely messed up. If only I’d been good at a sport or could rap about shooting bitches and ho’s! If only I had no soul and could work for a giant oil company!
Man how I despise them all…and yet, secretly wish to be their friend lol.
But seriously, our society is soooo f’ed up when it comes to money. I think it definitely reflects on our values and what we as citizens consider “worthy” in our country. Apparently we don’t value education enough as teachers aren’t getting paid what they truly deserve, but we sure do love our “reality” tv.
You know how people say do what you love and the money will follow? Yeah, I don’t think that applies to those of us who enjoy working in social services…crap.