Lisa Ann

No, none of that's good.

Wow.

But it was worth it.

Because I had a very fun life in the industry.

I traveled the world.

I shot scenes in all different countries.

I met people who didn't speak English that we all just came together on a set and did this thing.

I had dinners all the way around the world with all different types of people where I got to learn just a little bit about their lives.

and I wouldn't change it for the world.

It opens your mind to so much.

It really does.

When you first time you go overseas, you shoot scenes, you come back, you kiss the dirty floor at LAX because being an American star versus they'll go on set for a...

flat rate of $300 so mind you $300 is more than their family's making in a month if you're living in back then 10 20 years ago like Budapest Hungary you know so to them and they don't know what they're doing they don't know who they're working with how many scenes but in Europe they test every day that's a lot

Every day they do their STD test.

They do them in the morning.

The companies pay for them.

By the time they get the train to set and they're in the makeup chair, the results are back.

They take it a lot more seriously than we do in the health aspect of it.

Yeah.

And when I started, it was three months.