It's like filming a TV show. You have an episode to shoot or a movie and that story happens in a period of days. You're not going to stay in the same outfit.

Sometimes you'll change because early in the morning or

filming a scene that happens early on in the story and midday you're shooting a scene that's later on in

this story so you put on a different outfit.

You go out for it.

Yeah, especially our character.

This is normal to me.

Yeah, it doesn't feel very odd.

Go to your trailer and put on.

Yeah, like we would have, especially on on the L word we would have a lot we'd have more

costume changes I think than most people have in a day. I don't remember that as much. Oh I would always

have like a you always had a lot a morning I go to work and then I sometimes in fact I noticed

your your snazzy socks today as you were putting them on and I said those are those are fancy and you said oh I took

them remember when at the end of the last season you it reminded, we decided to look into things that we never thought about.

Well, we had already taken all of our clothes, because as we told everyone,

we knew the show was over.

And we were like backing our cars up, like,

do you, do popping the trunk,

shoving as many costumes in there as possible

before anyone saw and then taking him him home night after night just subtly

cleaning out right in the closet and then I think in the last week the socks somebody said we haven't gone to the truck that's parked at

base camp which has all like the underwear and the socks like the things that

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