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Re: My question has nothing to do with treasure, are you supposed to get paid b
shockwave ?cam9457 said:I was involved in an accident at work about two and a half years ago that should have killed me and the town of Allentown Pa. I happened to be in the right place at the right time to stop six runaway LPG (gasoline) railroad tankers that were rolling down an incline toward our haz-mat yard that contains dozens and dozens of LPG, chlorine, pure ammonia, acid......BAD STUFF. The RR yard I was working in is in downtown Allentown Pa. The cars became runaways because the corperation I work for refused to fix a major safety appliance. Long story short, the cars didn't blow up or leak, but I wound up at the bottom of an embankment in a frozen drainage creek. I wound up with quite a few disabilities as a result. I'm not quite sure how but a cable tv network got my story and wants to film me telling my story of that night. They flew in a two person crew a few weeks ago(camera guy and interviewer) that came to our apartment to film a brief interview of my story and to see I was in front of a camera. I later found out the tape I guess was used to sell me and my story to the network. They havescheduled the actual tapeing for about two weeks from now here in Philly. I am also going to take a camera guy to a public spot where he can get footage of the particular rail operation where I was hurt. The contact person I've been speaking with sent me a copy of "the standard TV release form" to look over to see if I have any questions ahead of time. They haven't mentioned anything about paying me for any of this. That is my question, should I bring up the money issue? Do people usually get paid for this type of thing?