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strike since may. the writers are asking for a guaranteed numbers of writers per room and increased pay as well as regulation of the use of artificial intelligence in the writing process. now actors say they want increased minimum pay rates, increased streaming residuals and guarantees from studio and production companies on exactly how a.i. will be used. they are expected to cost the industry billions in losses but strikers say it's necessarily. it has an impact on adjacent businesses like a wooden nickel providing lighting equipment and other things to productions as well. the owner there says the strikes have wiped out half his traffic. >> all the camera people, all the grips, electrics are all suffering. every day i'm getting a call or resume saying to me hey, it's slow. got any work there? sadly i have to say to them