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Less than a month after its opening, a $69 million exhibit beneath the Lincoln Memorial is plagued with problems, potentially endangering rare American artifacts, according to three National Park Service officials and internal communications reviewed by City Cast DC.

It’s the latest in a string of troubles involving upgrades around the National Mall unveiled as part of America’s 250th birthday celebrations. In this case, the Lincoln Memorial Undercroft opened to the public on June 25 and displays rare copies of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, both bearing the original signature of President Abraham Lincoln. The documents – treasured turning points in the nation’s effort to end slavery – date back to the 1860s and are worth millions.

Well... it wouldn’t matter in the slightest. In fact, it doesn’t matter.

Seriously, I’m not kidding.

The studios, networks, execs, and shareholders are profiting off of these so-called “bad works;” which makes quality of them in regards to payment automatically irrelevant.

If they’re good enough to make the execs a shit ton of money, then they’re good enough to make the people actually responsible for creating them, money as well; and not just the bare minimum (which they’re not even getting).

Whether or not you personally think these works are good, doesn’t matter, because clearly, they have monetary value to the studios and networks.

The argument, that the CEO has rightfully earned their huge salary and all their bonuses, but the people who make the actual works and products the company is literally built upon don’t deserve more – is insanity.