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Re: Inside "Survivor" contestants' contracts
From: blank@blank.blank (Kenny Blankenship)
In article <i5uc9d$jt9$3@speranza.aioe.org>,
Extravagan <extravagan@frogsoup.xelon.com> wrote:
Kenny Blankenship wrote:
Extravagan <extravagan@frogsoup.xelon.com> wrote:
Elmo P. Shagnasty wrote:
Extravagan <extravagan@frogsoup.xelon.com> wrote:
If you don't like them, you don't have to buy their product.
It's that simple.
This seems to be a case where you're not even allowed to *see*
the products on offer to choose among them before buying.
I'm pretty sure the contestants get to see the contract before they
sign it.
To see "the products on offer to choose among them before buying"
potential contestants would have to be able to view and compare the
contracts for various reality shows, not just view a Singles Chat">single one.
Your analogy is flawed, the contestants aren't "buying" a product or
service. They are accepting a job offer. When start a new job the HR
department hands you an employment contract that you have to sign before
you start work. You don't get to see the employment contract from all of
their competitors and you get to pick an choose which contract you like
the best. You've been offered a job and you have to agree to whatever
terms they want you to agree to to get it.
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