Episode 60 - Kristin Chenoweth

I don't have to go to New York.

I like New York.

Obviously I'm a New Yorker, but you know, I, I'm starting to make my, okay, here's the truth.

When I was young and starting out, I was the it girl.

I went from the it girl to the solid girl.

I went from the solid girl to the, Second, third, fourth choice girl.

The other, the last show I did, and he didn't mean it.

It's interesting what triggers you about aging.

I have always been, I've just always felt young.

So maybe I act young.

I don't know, but I've always never thought about my age.

And I was shooting a show called Schmigadoon and I, We were in Canada and it was during COVID and I had just gotten over COVID before I came and I had oxygen, a little oxygen thing just to keep it going.

I do that all the time anyway, even when I was young.

If I'm singing in Utah, I need the oxygen thing.

So, you know, you can't breathe.

So anyway, I'm standing there, I'm watching, I'm watching the scene and a crew man, and very sweet, he did not mean this mean, but he came up to me and goes, dear, would you like a chair? And I said, don't call me dear.

And by the way, this isn't even my personality.

But something in that triggered me.

I said, don't call me dear.

And I'm fine standing.

Thank you for offering.

But if I need a chair, I'll get one.

I don't know why that triggered me.

It's something that I think is really interesting about me.

I don't know why that did.