something being done excessively - a saying

The context was I was asking an elderly woman some questions as part of my job. She's been asked a lot of questions that day and responded "I have been asked to the something something". I looked it up at the time and it meant something has been done excessively. However, I now can't recall what she said at the time. I understand it's a bit vague but hopefully someone is able to help me!. Thanks!

sophiac1979 said:

The context is I was asking an elderly woman some questions as part of my job. She'd been asked a lot of questions that day and responded "I have been asked to the something something". I looked it up at the time and it meant something has been done excessively. However, I now can't recall what she said at the time. I understand it's a bit vague but hopefully someone is able to help me!.

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Bob: I've been asked a million questions today.
Ron: Then what's one more?

You could say something like what Bob said. (That's probably not what you're looking for.)