Well Angie and I are very uh we’re different, very different I mean not just physically like they’re completely different and yet they work. And we’re different as people, I joke with Angie like “you are tall and big and loud and Texas. You are big state and I’m like” [laughs] we’re just different. I mean we had chemistry from the moment we’ve read together. We both laugh a lot. The fact that we can make each other laugh is definitely our saving grace in those long hours when things can get heated and difficult, we can laugh. When I’m with Angie, I feel like I’m in the seventh grade and doing something bad in class. She is like that kind of friend of mine that would just laugh a lot with in the seventh grade. But we’re different women, we have different points of view. We come from different backgrounds, we’re polar opposites in a lot of ways and yet we have a really good time. And it’s really great to be able to count on that chemistry with someone because regardless of what you may do in a scene, sometimes its just trying something out, you know that together it equals a certain equation.