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1: people were asked to purchase things in order to compete. Including attire. Once they invested in the game, they wanted to stick it out so that they would be paid. There were no reimbursement offers for items purchased in order to compete. In my experience with reality TV, the contract is Noel if you choose to walk away. Meaning that if you choose to walk, offset, you will not get paid what was in the contract which for most contest, from what I’m hearing, was at least $1000.
2: when you enter a reality TV show set, they take everything from you. Clothing, medication, cell phone, ID, money, cards, EVERYTHING. from what I’m hearing from contestants, several items were lost, and all of their stuff was stuffed into a single room with over 2000 people’s belongings. a lot of people were complaining about this, but this is typical protocol for reality TV for these things to be taken away. However, it does make it harder to leave the situation, knowing that you don’t know where all of your stuff is or how to get it.
3: a lot of people had traveled across the country and came along way to get there. With promises that the conditions would improve, they tried to stick it out. from what I’m hearing, it went from not having undergarments, feminine products, adequate supplies of food and water, or access to medication (for a full 24h) to those things being covered and supplied within two days of the competition. I will admit I don’t know the true timeline.
all of these are of course just the stories from people who competed in beast games, nothing is 100% confirmed yet but if you check VitalVegas on ‘X’ you will see there are multiple production, employees, contestants, and even the Las Vegas hospital workers reporting how bad the conditions were.
I have a full YouTube video coming out tomorrow debriefing the entire scenario.
#beastgames #realitytv | Posted on 29/Jul/2024 02:40:10
