erasm roterdam wrote:
Last night I had a photoshoot at the last moment the model , casually mentioned that would be bringing her cousin to help.
I used to had strong rules about companions but eventually those rules got relaxed.
The shoot was uneventful.
This morning I received a text-message from the model with apologies , telling me that her cousin took "some small stuff " from the studio. After a long check the missing things are really small ( Toilet paper and a few decorative items) , nevertheless it was a close call.
Live and Learn.

And now you know why I don't want llama herders on jobs.  Unless it's someone I know or trust - or is working for me - I don't want them on the set or location.

erasm roterdam wrote:
This one looks like showed later to the model and she is sincerely worry about the behavior of her cousin.

Yes, but still... if it's proven that most times, when you get robbed it's from people you know and trust, how are we expected to trust people based on models who know and trust them?

Eralar wrote:

Yes, but still... if it's proven that most times, when you get robbed it's from people you know and trust, how are we expected to trust people based on models who know and trust them?

I suggest we drug and interrogate the models at length.