I looked around the neighborhood as I cruised through, headed to pick up my wife. Pretty swanky, upscale community with an easy commute into the city. The production company Tina (my wife) worked for had rented one of the homes for the day to shoot in, so that was where she had worked today. I had dropped her off at a coffee shop closer to our house on my way to run some errands. One of the production assistants was there grabbing coffee for everyone, and Tina had ridden here with her. Normally Tina would drive her little Bimmer, but it was in the shop. I had gotten laid off from my job last year when the company was bought out, and the purchasing company low balled nearly all of the long-time employees. The only people they gave decent offers to were expert brown nosers and sycophants, but were basically useless at work. I, and the majority of the rest of our company, had walked rather than take the measly hand outs and demotions they were offering. Word around the campfire was, tha