"See. All this paper I'm just littering in my car ...
I know, hard times. The economy is s--- ...
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keep it. I don't want it," said Tedmori.
The actress continued opening mail that contained a 63-cent check alongside a three-cent payment for video projects and school clubs.
"Don't come for me about throwing away a nickel," said Tedmori.
Tedmori noted the high cost of postage relative to the payment amount provided in the envelope.
"Now I get it. It's been a long time.
I'm surprised I'm getting anything. But three cents?
It costs you 75 cents to send this envelope," said Tedmori.
She then commented on the financial logic of the distribution system.
"The way its adding up ... the math ain't f---ing mathing," said Tedmori.
Additional payments revealed during the video included payouts ranging from three cents to $1.11, with the latter originating from an appearance on "90210" over 20 years ago.
After tallying payouts of 68 cents, 87 cents, 36 cents, 45 cents, three cents, 81 cents, and $1.01, Tedmori calculated her final earnings from both series.
"So for 'Ned's Declassified,' that earned me a grand total of $8.63," said Tedmori.
She summarized her total earnings across the two shows, which amounted to $38.69.
"With '90210,' $30.06. Maybe I can go buy a coffee at Starbucks," said Tedmori.
Tedmori concluded her post by questioning the tax reporting requirements for such minimal residual amounts.
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"Do I even report this to the IRS? They're not even going to give a f---," said Tedmori.
