Kristin Davis

Oh, yeah.

Oh, God.

So, so anxiety provoking.

So anxiety provoking.

Was that based on you guys or was that based on like a Candice Bushnell type of a situation?

Well, it was a combo plate, right?

Because we would talk a lot in the room about how, and I'm sure this happened for you too, that when you write or appear on a show like Sex and the City, people assume that you know a lot about relationships.

So people would come to us as writers and be like, what do I do about this?

What do I do about it?

And we're like,

Do you understand we're writing about the situations we're in?

Like we were all deftly single.

Like none of us could keep a relationship going.

So the idea that people saw us as, as experts was hilarious to us.

And so we wanted to take that and really literally put it up on stage.

And then it became also the kind of the Candace of it.

And, and I think somebody had done a little, I don't,

think any one of us were asked specifically to do a learning annex about being single but occasionally we would do panels and things like that and yeah we'd get for sure questions and we were like we don't know

That's why we write about it.

Absolutely.