Larry Birkhead

To have them in a setting where they felt safe and to watch Anna interact with them and how she was doing, it was a cool thing.

And I think in my mind, she got points because I thought, whatever you've heard about this girl previously, this is a little bit different than what you've heard.

Anna always was the gold digger.

We'd always hear things like out of control, train wreck things.

This was so far from that.

Right.

Yeah, I mean, aside from, like, well, up to this point, yeah.

I mean, I'd only seen her, like, a few times, but the camp Stone Cold's over.

Okay.

And, like, there was no drinking allowed at the camp.

I mean, she was, like, I mean, she was digging in, doing art and painting and, like, I mean, and it was enough till you could see it was kind of exhausting her.

Like, she worked herself up, even though she was filming and doing some.

I felt like she still...

it was just special it's hard to explain but um after that we left we went to a um a retirement center and where she started just talking to all these like the old people in the retirement center and she brought her dogs and was to pass them around and that part wasn't filmed so it wasn't like this was a setup for something it was like some just random moment you know and uh

And I just remember watching her going, wow, you know, like this is something different and something cool.

And, um, I was getting my stuff together cause they were getting ready to get on the bus.

And, um,

she was in her room and I came into her room and she was dipping lollipops in pickle juice.

And like, and I go, what are you doing?

She goes, having some pickle pops.