Drew Carey is a king for this major move.
Back in May, the comedian announced that he would pay from writers’ breakfast and lunches at two Los Angeles locations: Bob’s Big Boy in Burbank and Swingers Diner. According to the Substack newsletter, Carey has paid “about $10,000 each week” to Bob’s Big Boy alone — and the final tab should total somewhere between “$400,000 to $600,000” now that the strike is wrapping up for the writers .
The out-of-work artists are more than appreciative of Carey’s efforts, especially since the work stoppage came at a time when inflation was extremely high. “It really has created the Cheers atmosphere for us,” WGA strike captain Jono Matt told the newsletter. “So Drew, you rock.” It’s a gesture that not only the writers appreciate, but the restaurants are also grateful for.
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