Uhuh. Except, we call that a retainer? It's not new at all? Of course, this is better - there will be of course no sub-contracting. No siree, won't be seen. An

Uhuh. Except, we call that a retainer? It's not new at all? Of course, this is better - there will be of course no sub-contracting. No siree, won't be seen. And nobody is ever going to slow-roll "unlimited". Or phone it in. Not at all. And of course there will be no client ever who would abuse an "unlimited" contract and have you work 120 hours a week. Oh. Wait. Yes, there will, and it'll be just like it's now. There will be people you build a trust relationship with, and they'll get the juicier deals - because you trust them. They'll scale up, because they'll be asked more. And presto one-two-three you have an agency. Yes, it's a slightly different billing model. And it's more conducive to a "stardom"/"free agent" approach, but that also means it will only work for people at the top of the game - who don't want to scale out and make more money that way.