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The Hi, everyone. Welcome to Sidebar. It's a suits watch podcast. My name is Patrick Adams. And my name is Sarah Rafferty,

and we were on suits, but we never really watched it. And this week, we are answering your questions.

We're going to take a pause from watching the show and try and catch up on our mailbag and go through

and answer some of your fantastic questions that we've been getting. But first, how are you? How are you, Patrick? I'm doing pretty good. I'm feeling positive. I'm excited

to almost be home. Yeah. Are you smelling the barn, so to speak, at the end of your... Selling the barn.

Yeah. You know, the horses, the horses start to gallop a pace when they smell the barn.

You have so many sayings that I have never and smelling the barn.

Gilding the lily.

I love that one.

That one I knew.

Right out and bushy-tailed everybody.

I don't know what it means, but I think, yes, I'm smelling the barn and it's close. Yeah. Or maybe in a more filmic way, we're on the Abbey. We're close. Listener, when you say,

when you're on a film set and you are on the Abbey, it means you're on the second last shot of the

night. But do we know the genesis of On the Abbey? What does that mean? Please tell me. It's from a first AD named Abby Singer, who was famous for creating, he did something to do with organizing the end of the night.

So when you were on the second to last shot, he would begin the scheduling process for the next day or something.

So they named the second to last shot after him.

They call the, and then there's the window and there's the martini.

So how does this work?

The window and the martini are the same thing.

The martini in America, the window in Canada.

Oh.

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