Jennie Garth

You were... I was a mess.

You had to have been out of your mind.

That was just too much for a young girl from the Midwest, a farm in the Midwest, who knows nothing about Hollywood or anything.

And so like I dug deep.

You could have done it another time.

That was a lot to be just like, you know, it was like sink or swim.

So I'm coming back.

I couldn't believe when I found out that you were going through all that and your house had just burned down.

I don't know how you even showed up.

Do you feel like that?

Yes, it's a time like none other.

I feel like women have really decided to rally around one another.

It's not like it was, you know, with the equality, the whole, you know, women's equality.

There was no talk about money.

The only thing I remember about money was that I used to get a job on the farmer's land surrounding our farm.

Things feel so much different now.

And there is just this force of women who have learned what they've learned.

They are who they are.

They're proud of themselves and they want more.

And I would get paid, you know, 25 cents an hour to pull weeds out of his soybean fields and the cornfields.