I think I never thought so, but so I'm told that there's been some freaking out.

So I need to accept that, I guess.

Oh, for your surprise showcase, Please break down all your best freakouts scenes on camera.

Okay, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if young women could relate to most of that scene, but it's when the other woman says he put his disease may have made it.

I think an appropriate response.

My look of horror and extreme distress was rather appropriate.

It's very personal for any actor, and I would say for me at that time is a 17 year old actor.

I would be tapping into the exact situation that it was presented on trying to make it as authentic as possible.

It was dramatic, Ally.

That's the amazing thing of the world of David Lynch.

That's just a rough day on the subway.

I mean, everybody's had one of those.

It's just a wrapped.

It's so fun.

It's what we all want to do all the time.

But life teaches us that we should have some discretion, so I get to be an actor and do the opposite.

What?

Tune everything else out and just be present in that moment and try to take the stakes out of it.

Of having read that this scene is really explosive or critical, or she's having a meltdown so that you can just see what happens.

And then it gives room for glorious, crazy, complicated things to happen when you take the idea out of it.

Uh, well, I love that character.

Amy Jelic.

Oh, I love her so much, and I think she's entirely relatable, particularly now.

We felt like we were all Amy.

I hope anyone who hasn't seen it could watch it and find her relatable, because I think she's just an adorable mess.

You think I'm stupid?

Used right soccer.

I would destroy I you You just have to do your job as an actor and try to make it as honest as possible.

But that is probably my favorite freak out that I've ever you know, I had the privilege Thio explore.

It wasn't like a 15 minute meltdown because we were in the bathroom with me crying.

Come out, yell at a woman, walked through the entire office, then get to the elevator where I go insane.

It was really fun.

I loved it.

I think this could be better.

You know that that like their chapter, we'll not know Rich.

I also love her so much.

And if it's an iconic line, how glorious that I have the opportunity to meet people literally every day.

Since it's been on that, repeat that line and tell me how much they want to say things that that character has said all day long, so clearly she's tapped into something that needs to be unleashed in all of us.

Thank you, of course.

I mean, I don't know what's wrong with this woman.

It's like she's power hungry.

She can't just let us all get a line.

Thank you.

I mean, we all have the opposites in us, and one thing I love about her is she cares so desperately about what other people think.

Yet she says the most intolerable and horrific things to people.

And how do you not have the time of your life playing someone who has both of those things inside them?