Bailey Taylor

Like when you're on the phone with her and then you, when you run into her in that first restaurant, like they're all so good.

And how much input did you have in, into that?

Well, not, I mean, not a ton.

Like it was to me, like I just wanted to follow what Michael was like looking for.

And then I think I don't, I really don't think that any of it was really improv.

Really?

I think it was really just on the page.

And it just kind of came together really naturally.

Yeah.

Well, also he knew you.

I think when he knows people, he writes so well in your voice.

Right.

That's definitely it because we had done so many shows together.

So he was really, really well versed in me.

And he also knew the real person.

So the character is a real person.

She actually runs all these shows and she was actually there too.

So she was there to give us some advice and some kind of like pointers on what it was really like to be, you know, running and calling the shots at a show like that.

So it was a wonderful combination between Michael's writing and this real life person.

Absolutely.