Call It What It is with Jessica Capshaw and Camille Lettington and IHeartRadio podcast.

Hello, call it, crew, and welcome to another episode of, follow what it is.

A fan Q&A.

A fan Q&A.

What?

We had so much fun with the last one.

We're like, we're going to do many of these.

I know, I love the questions, and the questions always lead into some random story.

They do.

The first question is from Maddie, which is how do you both deal with burnout from long days on set?

Good question.

You wait, you just, you know what?

I always feel like it was, I only got wound up, sad, overwhelmed, or mad when, like, it changed

drastically. Like, you always know what's going to change, but I always like to know my race.

I always say this about everything really. Like, tell me what to expect where are my mile markers where am I in it

but if all of a sudden I think I'm like a day away from being done like I think I've been working you know

every single day and tomorrow is my last day and I'm already thinking about all the things I'm going to do on my day off

and they come in and they're like oh I'm so sorry but a set got changed. It's not ready. And so now we have to

switch the scenes and you're in all day tomorrow. That's when I'm like a toddler. I start melting.

I fall apart. I'm on the ground. There's some kicking and screaming and crying.

This has happened. I think that this, we run into the burnout on Grey's Anatomy when we're in

standalone episodes because those are focused on just you.

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