The conversation revolves around the experiences and feelings of a group of individuals who have been participating in a protest or strike. They discuss the distance they've traveled, the sacrifices they've made, and the reasons they've chosen to stay out. They express admiration for the bravery of others who have made similar choices, and acknowledge the challenges and issues they face. They also express solidarity with other groups, such as actors and writers, who have been on strike. They talk about the importance of negotiation and the need for a fair deal. They express hope that their efforts will lead to positive outcomes and express pride in being part of a union. They conclude by expressing hope for a rising tide of workers standing up against billionaires who they believe don't understand the importance of a living wage.
1. The conversation begins with one person, presumably Jack, being called to look over.
2. The other person responds that they are ready to get things done.
3. The first person mentions a journey of approximately 600 miles, indicating they have traveled a significant distance for this event.
4. They express discomfort with wearing sneakers, suggesting this is a significant sacrifice they have made.
5. The pair have been discussing their plans over the weekend, with a reference to a letter they have seen.
6. They express their intention to support and continue with their actions, despite the challenges they may face.
7. They mention a history of their actions, indicating they have been involved in similar events before.
8. They express disbelief that anyone would plan such an event on a Saturday, suggesting it is not a common occurrence.
9. They discuss the difficulty of returning to work after such an event, indicating the significant impact it has on their lives.
10. They mention issues that have been treated disrespectfully, suggesting a need for respect and fair treatment.
11. They express their belief that negotiation requires a lot of effort, with reference to Fran's impressive efforts in this area.
12. They discuss the pressure they will be under, indicating a significant amount of stress and responsibility.
13. They mention the support they are receiving, indicating a sense of solidarity and unity among the group.
14. They express their readiness to try and succeed in their efforts.
15. They mention the potential for a lot of pressure on psych, suggesting a need for mental health support.
16. They express their feeling good about the tentative field of UGA, indicating a positive outlook for their efforts.
17. They mention their feelings of solidarity with the actors who supported them during their own strike.
18. They express their feeling of being refreshed by the support of the actors.
19. They express their intention to support the actors in return for their support.
20. They mention the Writers Guild of America (WGA) getting through jail and obtaining their tentative Bill, expressing happiness for them.
21. They express their hope for a successful resolution and the importance of unity among the group.
22. They mention the 150-day strike and express their determination to continue until a fair agreement is reached.
23. They express their belief that the group cannot work without the actors and that the actors cannot work without the group.
24. They express their hope for a fair agreement and the importance of getting back to work with a fair deal.
25. They mention the excitement and relief they feel, indicating a sense of achievement and relief.
26. They express their pride in being part of the Union, indicating a sense of belonging and pride.
27. They express their hope for the success of their efforts and their belief in the importance of standing up for their rights.