"...You're just a no-name producer, simply capitalizing on Hannah's popularity. By your logic, as soon as Hannah agrees to participate in your program, she needs to travel all over the country. Do you have any idea how much money she would lose in the process?"
Money, interests.
Those are always the most critical issues. Whether it's fame or influence, ultimately, it all boils down to these two things.
In the entertainment industry, even when discussing feelings, the basic premise is not to affect one's own interest.
The issues Teresa Gordon raises are the most critical.
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'Find Friends' is still a newly released variety show, and the producer George Quach doesn't have any impressive track record. Any agent would hesitate before agreeing to cooperate.
Furthermore, he can't even pull in any sponsors at the moment.
