The Testaments: The On-Set Habit That Changed Becka’s Story | Set Stories [6:47-9:19]

I mean we literally spent every single day together but we still would meet up and we would say okay let's debrief you know our weeks and be like okay well we just spent every single day together but sure we went to a ton of restaurants. Our favorite meals to get out were steak freights that was ordered every single week, probably three times a week. We saw some movies, we just tried to do as much touristy Toronto things on the side as well. I had some friends come up, we went to Niagara Falls, we just tried to do everything touristy. The girls always make fun of me for this but I always brought in like I would meal prep every single day and I would bring in a bunch of protein powders or amino acid powder. It's like I'm very into that kind of stuff so I'd always be like I do my protein it and I would go back to my trailer and get my like protein shakes that I would bring in or my cottage cheese and bring it back on the set but that was a non-negotiable. I bring in my it was my protein latte I would bring in everything. It was huge and it was in this big protein container shaker thingy and I bring it on to set and I obnoxiously shake it. Well there goes my 10. She's here. She's on set today. I was like okay a lot of show tunes. I really like country music so we had some country a lot of people were not a fan of my country playlist but I was living it up. I was having a great time. Like it's like the Chris Stapleton mellow. This was like when we would have the 4am wake up calls and I wasn't ready to have a full on dance party. We would have a lot of Whitney Houston playing too but I would have to wait until I'm ready to stand up and dance through it but yeah I have a lot of like mellow mellow chill music in the mornings but yeah anybody would just kind of put on there we all had like a jam and we would just cue everyone's songs all at once so we just had one big playlist of everyone's music taste. I recommend knitting. I love to knit. It's very therapeutic. You lose track of time and you make beautiful things for a winter. I've knit hats, scarves. I'm not I'm not too crazy with my with my knitting capabilities yet but I think the craziest thing I've done was a blank a baby blanket so working my way up.