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Oh, ladies, we're back on the couch together.

It's been 84 years.

Why does it feel like it's literally been like a month?

Has it? No. We don't even know.

I don't. We're fully in May. I feel like you were gone in San Antonio for a month and a half.

Yeah, this movie was the shortest movie I've ever filmed. We did an 11-day shoot, but it felt like a month.

It feels really long.

It felt, and not because I didn't, like, I had the absolute best time.

I am obsessed with San Antonio, like I said in the last podcast.

I loved the crew.

I loved the cast.

Like, we had a freaking ball.

It was so much fun. Like, it amazing. Like if I can go out on

that one for the year, I'm like, that's awesome. Like it was great. Like such a great experience.

Very tired right now. I've only had a couple hours of sleep because we wrapped last night. That's

all right. But it did feel so long. And I think it's because we were

putting so much into the days. Yeah. Like one of the days I had 11 changes. Like just, we had a 12 page

day. Like it's just, that's usually you have like a six page day. Mm-hmm. So we put so much in that

it one day felt like two days, three days, you know. Right. I just felt like there was there forever. Well, you're also pulling double duty. So you were acting and directing. So there's no like, there's no such thing as a turnaround time or no, no, no, no. You did so much. Oh, girl. And I mean, even got even more when you left. I mean, I knew it would get more because at first it was kind of like a slow bleed into like the directing part of it and just kind of start acting. And I was like, this is only going to get. Oh, wow. And even then you didn't really have any extra time. No. I don't know how you. We sat down on the couch and she was like, okay, we were waiting for the system to boot up.

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