Anna Cathcart

to like have an off day or like i wanted to like leave a red carpet i'd be like oh my god like you're not grateful enough like someone would die to be in your right yeah i was like actually like there's no job in the world that you're not going to have certain days you're just like i just want to be at home like i don't want to do and i'm like that's that's okay but at 12 13 14 none of that never happened to me like i literally would be so sad when i was wrapped like yeah so i'm like oh like you're done for the day i'd be like are you sure like are you sure you don't want to do another setup like i just like never wanted to leave and then when it changed to me being like wait i'm like exhausted i like had this whole like identity crisis and i was like no i actually this is just a job now

And it's still a job that I adore, but it's a job.

It's like, you're an adult.

This is a career.

You're going to be tired sometimes.

I'm not, that's true.

Dude, you are everywhere.

Like every time, you're always, I'm like, how did you have time for that?

How did you, you're literally on every carpet ever.

But like, but we don't.

And you're, you're funny every day.

That's effort.

That's so exhausting.

it's a lot of other jobs within one right but then i'm also i don't know i'm like every job like if i think that then i look at what my friends are doing and i'm like that's so hard like everyone has everyone's job is so hard and i'm like but i'm getting like salads for free every day for lunch and getting driven around and like they're not and then that adds to the guilt yeah like it's like we all have hard parts of our job but like the reward that we get

can be so disproportionate of like amen i'm getting so hyped up for something that i'm like everyone else has a hard job that like no one is getting praised for that or like who's driving them home or financially yeah totally that like still at the end of the day i'm like i'm like such a i agree and i and i said to i said to them too because i got this when i was in my mid-20s so i was like so i was aggressively normal before this i went to college i graduated i got jobs i worked

I was a server.

I also feel like what's weird for this stuff is people just expect you to know what you're doing.

I always am like, thank God I started at 12 because you were allowed to be confused.

You were allowed to ask questions.

I was allowed to just be very vocal about why I didn't know what I was doing because it was like, oh, she's a kid.