Kristin Davis

Like, it's real, like in reality.

And I was like, oh my gosh, you guys, like...

Sometimes someone's coming out the door and you go in the door, but now that in like in a New York city building, I don't know if that made sense, but like, you know what I'm saying?

Sometimes you don't have to use the intercom because you can just go anyway.

My main point that I want to make is that now that I'm rewatching the show, I'm realizing that it happens all

all the time in our show.

Big shows up at Carrie's and just bangs on the door.

Carrie shows up at Big's with all the different outfits.

You think he's buzzed her up?

No, people are not prepared and people show up at their doors.

It's just what we did because you know why?

It's dead screen time to watch people buzz.

Now, I do remember other scenes in Carrie's though, because Carrie has a little intercom by her door where people would buzz.

So I guess if it's something interesting, we would have them buzz, but it's not something interesting.

It's dead time.

We don't have time.

We only have 25 minutes to do the whole show, right?

So that's why we don't do it, which is the same reason why we don't hug each other every time we see each other or every time we say goodbye.

There is not screen time.

There's no hugging allowed.