 with the director working out what we're going to try to do. Then you go out on stage, you spend three hours with the cameras working on your stuff. Then you break for lunch. Then you do an entire performance of the show as a dress rehearsal. Then you break for notes around four in the afternoon, like you do in the theater where, where everybody gets fine tuned and all day long, you're watching all your colleagues. So you know what everybody's doing. You have a sense of what the show is that you're making that day. And then you go to tape, uh, you know, at, uh,