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And though you are not sentient, Spot, and do not comprehend, I nonetheless

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Still stand by my "I'd love to do it" though. My jobs have all been crap and putting up with others shit and bad management, so pretending to be an alien is still stepping up to me, lol.

I saw the "rough behind scenes" and have read articles on other cast members having issues with direction or production and just kinda assumed it may be a "some or one of these things I might put aside, but all is to much to deal with if the part goes nowhere too". I've had jobs like that, dozen little things just not worth fighting against. I know sci fi and horror can be hard to get actors for with all that can be involved too.

I can buy that. From some other comments on here, it appears there was more going on for her that we may not know all about too.

https://www.nytimes.com/badges/games/mini.html?d=2023-09-20&t=45&c=331dae2547479cf84166f5902ed02fbf&smid=url-share

I just kinda like to dunk on her after I heard she wanted a permanent out from Star Trek. Damn it, I'd love that shit, just as random aliens in the background or whatever. Acting like being known for Trek is not good enough for you... pffft.

Hey, thank you! That was super interesting. I would imagine working communities like that would be much more localized for infrastructure of daily needs. Since I do not have much to offer on the real world side of things, and I like to idealize the Star Trek future, I'll share what my brain is using as a place holder for this one at the moment.

Maybe his family's vineyard is so good and well liked, that not just the community but the whole region enjoys being known as the home of that wine. Since the Picard's are good people they do not take advantage of their place as caretakers of the Vinyard. Maybe there are large gatherings and events even, that take place on the grounds. Fall festivals, weddings, Bah Mitzvah's (sp?), etc.

Tiptoe through the tulips...

I'm old, and that term is now to me, sorry if I am thinking incorrectly on this. With Usufruct, if Picards family was operating the Vinyard and no other's were interested or had the ability to be part of their business management infrastructure, it could be "handed down" through management of the business which would happen to be the members of their family? May not be completely likely to happen, that no one else would be part without some nepotism, but for storyline sake let's say it happened. Would that make it work? It is a complicated business infrastructure and could be argued the housing/estate is part of the usage agreement as it leaves other properties available in the community? Rearranging a working Vinyard just to reallocate the housing portion seems like it could damage the business goods long term.

Thanks for any input, I have been learning lots of new things since joining the fediverse!

Those are all really neat this year. My dad used to have all the OG lighted ships from Hallmark. I always hoped I'd get them but they went to a boy cousin. Maybe this is where I now start my own collection.

That was fantastic, well put.

I always enjoy the Data centered ones!

I'm sooo in!!

I love this, not sure what it means about me that this is in my main Spotify play list... I was introduced as a child and it may have broke something

https://spotify.link/KW6oYmra1Cb Pickin' on Trek

I heard the replicator. Is there food? Do I get food? Maybe I should trip you, you haven't provided food yet, you must not see me.

Haha! ... I had it saved on an old potato.

Thanks! I have caught some (3 in our house, one watches Discovery one watches Enterprise, I have seen some of each with them) but Discovery I had no idea what was happening, as you mentioned it's meant to watch as a whole. Some of that second season did have me stuck looking even though I was lost, lol. I'm wrapping up a couple other series I've been watching so I may go ahead and try it again when those are done. Since you did give it such a glowing review (and I have admittedly been curious about that spore drive too)!