SAG vs. not SAG

I've found that not being SAG has been quite a stop for me. For a long time it was something that didn't seem that important but eventually realized that it would be considerably harder getting good jobs not being SAG. So I begrudgingly did some extra work for my vouchers.
Oh those ever elusive SAG vouchers, those sweet, sweet pink papers. I found a way to circumvent all that crap-tastic-non-union-extra-work-hoping-I'll-get-a-SAG-voucher thingy by signing up for a service. I found out about a person who can help. My friend got his SAG vouchers from it and referred me to him. I don't want to give out the actual info on this blog (for his sake) but it you want, I can send it to you personally. I paid $90 bucks to get started and then $100 bucks per voucher I got. I lucked out and got three days in a row on Greek as a SAG extra. Yay me! And so did my friend that referred me, a girl I referred just got her first one. So if you need help- the money is worth it. The days are long and tiring but well worth those damn vouchers.