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8 Slices sounds pretty funny, however I didn't notice a reply regarding your level of experience on this sort of endeavor. If you want my advice, don't let your friends get drunk during filming.
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Well sure, but beating up drunk people is another movie all together.
Seriously, don't let your friends get drunk during filming, they'll try, and it'll turn into a big waste of time. People hate working for free, even your friends, and generally when people are not getting paid it makes them feel like turning it into a 'good time'. I have seen it happen more times than you are years old, trust me.
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What about if there doing cocaine? Things will get done with more speed and efficiency surely.
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ya, blow is way too expensive. Stock up on instant coffee and Pixie Sticks instead.
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