Did you know that in the film industry, when you work on the crew, there's, you know, a hierarchy, there's, you know, your director, your director of photography, all that kind of stuff. But at the bottom of the totem pole are what are called PAs, production assistants. And did you know there's an unwritten rule that during a 12-hour day of production, that PAs are not allowed to sit on set. And if you're seen sitting, you're almost ridiculed and seen as not committed enough to the the film industry and not taking it serious. It's crazy. When I was a PA just starting out I was surprised how many people gave me a hard time whenever they'd see me having a seat for a minute. I have a 12 hour day where PAs are running around doing everything. All the grunt work, all the crap that rolls downhill goes to the PAs. It's just insane. Have any of you ever worked on a set or had that same experience?

No sir I have not. What's going on Nick? No I've not had that experience but it almost sounds like so it's like an initiation into the industry kind of a thing like a hazing or paying your dues or something is that why they do it? Like is it along those lines or is it just to be mean? I'm curious.

That's so crazy. Like, I was really had to experience that. Production is not easy to work in. Like, I've worked in TV production. I'm not saying this film, but yeah, I hated it. That's really sad.

No, I didn't know that and I know people in the movie industry, so that's... Damn, that's harsh. I hate that shit. I hate that shit so fucking much. That's like people that get annoyed when, uh, when, like, cashier sit down, you know? It's like 12-hour days standing, you know, it's like... What, are we doing a marathon? It's like that, that, that Scott Seiss on TikTok where he's like, you're gonna be real pissed when you find out what an office is that you can sit down and work at the same time.