In reply to Jasmine.

Well, I’d hate for you to be my manager. You need to educate yourself, clearly! I don’t even want to waste a paragraph trying to debate with you about my business dealings @Its The Principle and @Cough Cough aren’t fooled by your rhetoric .... Netflix came to her. They came to her knowing they would profit. They offered her a low amount (500k) thinking they could play her while making more money off of her. Wanda Sykes just confessed that she was offered an even lower number than $500k. Netflix doesn’t believe black women are a market that will crossover or bring extreme revenue to their brand. Mo’Nique would have been their test dummie. They would have taken a light risk, and would have most likely profited majorly! She knows the worth of her brand, and that’s why she declined their offer. The offer was not only an insult, but would have been a horrible business deal! My lowest offer for Mo’nique if I were Netflix I would have offered her $1,000,000 with a $1,000,000 sign on bonus including 35% share of streaming revenue. I believe that would have been a respectful offer to start out with. I would expect Mo’Nique to of course come to me with a higher offer. We would have negotiated and came to a compromise. No deal should go the way either one wants it to go. However, the deal should be negotiated, challenged, and reached to an agreement that both parties agree is fare. As the old saying goes you stand for nothing you will fall for anything. The offers will always come, but when you settle you’re settling for less! Never go in with your best offer. Always start out fare, that wasn’t fare for Mo’Nique Jasmine! That was pure greed on Netflix end! They knew what they would have gained extreme revenue and entire new diverse audience to their brand!