Anything passes as "LPT" nowadays.

Identify your target companies. Find out what temp agency they use. Take any job offered. Once you are in, you will have access to internal hiring boards not accessible to the public, and to hiring managers. Source: That is how I went from a lowly temp data entry job to a perm senior position in two years.

Did yall sleep when "they" said to research career prospects, too?

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I mean, if you know them, use your best judgment. My brother does stuff like this regularly where I'm out maybe coming home from work or something and just offers me a ride because we live pretty close. This seems like quite a normal thing for people who are close. Family and good friends generally like helping each other out and seeing each other. Same deal with friends and my Aunt who'll sometimes see me out walking in rain or something and offer me a ride just because they care.

Not everyone is out to get you. Ofcourse you should always use your best judgment, if its just some random person I'm not stepping a foot in that car but I generally heavily vet those close to me so anyone who I trust enough to consider a friend is someone I'd trust. Although not everyone vets their friends particularly well so I understand having some mistrust but really, if I thought someone was gonna do something to me they wouldn't be my friend in the first place.

10x more expensive, 10x more useless, too

I've picked up people who were walking in bad weather. No bad intentions.

Still probably good advice though.

Hear that kids, don't even trust your parents.

Family holiday to Disneyland? Maybe it's a cover for a trip to Incestland

Same in California. Gift cards can’t expire here. Varies by state in the US.

Just call a locksmith

This goes without saying. Didn’t need the tip

I'm the same. Don't want tomorrow to come. Hide in bed. Depression.

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Are we talking hollywood? Broadway? Off-broadway? Local films?

Some of my theatre friends went to acting school. I think 2 are doing professional theatre and had to move for that opportunity. 1 got a gig on a cruise ship. 1 is a stage manager for Mirvish.

The rest just do community theatre here and hold day jobs. Some do comedy nights or whatever to scratch the itch.

Some make local films (or Toronto, which is close) doing sets, writing, etc. That appears to be gig work.

I don't think you make a lot acting anything but hollywood famous.

Well yes and no, and they don't do a good job at explaining it more accurately. You have to decide on a path that either has lots of jobs, or you know your way into one if it doesn't. You gotta look at job availability even before yoy choose that degree. Getting your "dream" degree when there are no or very few jobs for it is just a waste of 50k+.

not a LPT: make a copy of your key and keep the spare copy in your anus

Exactly this! This is especially useful for a bassist who is normally playing a note in the chord somewhere (usually root with “passing” chord tones).

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they have a Masters of Arts, lil more commitment then a BA

People do plenty of learning with instructors and with other licensed drivings teaching them live. And i never said you stop learning. Fine, I’ll give you that you didn’t say “minimum”, still focused on passing the test tho which is misguided

I'll start of by saying acting as a career is a highly competitive field. So if you want to act professionally then I'd say be prepared to move to an area w/ a lot of jobs and start auditioning. You probably won't make it because you not only need to be talented, but also connected, and very lucky. I'd stay away from schools and tutors unless you get a big break and realize you need more training to actually move forward w/ a career.

If you're looking to do it as a hobby there's plenty of stuff you can do. Join a local theater group, find an online community, write/produce/act in your own soap opera videos. Honestly I think w/ how the world is today you might have a better chance turning professional making tiktok soap opera videos as you would auditioning for roles in Hollywood.

Milwaukee actually. Do y'all think homeless people only exist on the west coast?

No I believe it still applies to percussion. Instruments involving keys are played in time like any other instrument. Hitting the right keys at the right time can be directly correlated to hitting the drums in time.

I keep mine at home if they have a fever. If it's just snot or a couch but they are fine otherwise are going. Little kids are snotting all over the place like 90% of the time, if I need to keep him home for that he wouldn't go to school at all.

I played guitar and bass for about 20 years before I tried learning the keyboard instruments. Though I can't read music at all, just learning basic major and minor chords on the keyboard helped me understand a lot about how music works.