Employees should maintain professional boundaries and keep confidences rather than fighting among themselves.

“I have the best team in the business because we understand each other. We respect each other and they keep my secrets.”

Using the terms work husband and work wife is inappropriate because they are sacred titles that carry problematic connotations.

“you shouldn't be calling nobody else your husband. You shouldn't be calling nobody else your wife. You know, those are like uh sacred titles. You know what I mean? Those are titles that you earn. And you know, you can't just be calling nobody your work husband, work wife.”

Jamie believes that having cell phones on a film set is unprofessional and distracting when working in a scene with others.

“I agree there shouldn't be cell phones on set. I think you become very disconnected. In fact, I can think back to when we didn't have cell phones on Sopranos and like we were talking. We were staying connected. We were staying so like as we were getting ready to act together, we were already still k”

Rob agrees that cell phone usage on set is inappropriate, particularly when it occurs immediately before filming a scene.

“if it's like a real thing and somebody's on their phone right before the last thing, it's like >> that's [ __ ] crazy. >> Rude.”

Joe Budden believes that attempting to use friends to gain access to other people is a common and disingenuous tactic in the entertainment industry.

“I agree and I would hate for that to be not a bad thing yes it's very bad because it's disingenuous it's not genuine”

Ian Dunlap argues that it is acceptable for individuals to leverage existing professional relationships to get an introduction to someone they aspire to work with.

“I don't think that's bad for me to ask ice to for an intro why would a [ __ ] be friends answering your question I don't think that that's bad for me to inquire about what I got to do to get my [ __ ] to the next level”