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You don't know what it's like.
I know.
No, you don't know. No, I know I don't know. I can't even imagine.
No one understands me, Josh.
Not my mom, not my dad, not even my boyfriend.
Well, maybe you just have the wrong boyfriend. What the hell?
Oh, yeah?
And who would be the right boyfriend? I don't know.
Are you serious?
What are you doing?
Don't get hung up on me.
I'm asleep.
So what's that then?
Am I supposed to find this funny?
Honey, I don't even know what's happening right now. So what is that
Oh my God, four months between me and her for that part.
Honey. You're the one who took me to the fucking callback.
That's my mother.
Don't ask me why. She used to be an actress, although there's no proof of
Now she just tortures me because it's my turn at the wheel.
And by the way, I'm not one of those entitled L .A. cunts who doesn't
anything and just goes around biting the hand that feeds her. My mother's hand
doesn't feed me. My father's does. And it feeds her, too, although try telling
her that.
And if you already think I sound like a bitch, then first of all, you don't know
her. And second of all, she's still my mother, and she's still the most
important person in the world to me.
But if I'm going to do this, I'm going to be honest, and if the truth hurts,
then... Look, I'm sorry, but you probably just haven't heard enough of
Todd overdevelops his body while his brain just erodes from total lack of
activity, which didn't stop my friend Mona from blowing him in the bathroom of
the Glendale Galleria.
She says she knows this sounds insane, but she only did it to get closer to me.
Bitch. This is Cooper. He's really shy.
Aren't you, Coop?
Hey, do you want to show off your monograph?
Who?
See?
My dad's like this crazy renaissance man.
My mom calls him a sociopath, but that's just the rejection talking.
She likes to say that he left me, too, but I'm not the one who gave him a heart
attack, and she's not the one who talks to him every other day.
Anyway, he's got this Asian family now with some environmentalist slut he met
Maui, so he basically just... escaped from Alcatraz to lock himself in San
Quentin. But the point is, he dabbled. He owns a couple of magazines and he
manages a bunch of buildings and he made a shitload on the stock market.
Although, he likes to threaten that times are tough and it's time to scale
which of course never actually happens.
Shandy, did you clean the pool?
Um, yes. Did you fix your car yet?
Well, my car is my car. So it doesn't really concern you, does it? Does the
my pool? Because that does seem to concern me.
Anyway, because of the recession, we had to move from our bigger house, which
really only sucked because it was on the beach. But beyond that, the economy
hasn't really affected my quality of life, even though my more hyperbolic
friends would love to complain otherwise.
FML, comma, I'm going to kill myself, exclamation mark,
lol.
My mom bought herself fake tits for Christmas last year.
She said it was a gift from a secret admirer, which was already bending
fragility to the breaking point. But it turned out she had this horrible allergy
to silicone. She basically almost died.
Anyway, when she came back from the hospital, she was like beaming in this
insane way because she supposedly found God, which by the way, you think only
happens in the movies, but she even came back with like a rosary for a limb,
which by the way, her doctor gave her since I'm pretty sure he's the one who
converted her, which I'm pretty sure has to be against the law.
She probably mistook his fanaticism for romantic interest and thought they were
going to get married or something.
But I did some thorough investigating.
And it turns out he's totally married with this crazy racial hybrid for a
and spends his summers doing missionary work at this Cesaro cult in Africa.
Mom pretends not to care and that she never actually liked him in the first
place. Another example of her horrifying denial.
I personally don't believe in God. I think it's ridiculous and hypocritical
all of a sudden believe in him the minute things get dark or you think
going to die. But I also don't explicitly not believe in God because,
What was that?
Just answer email.
Don't get me wrong, I hate atheists just as much as I hate religious jerks. I
mean, either way, you're just stubborn and closed and you're not listening to
anything new because your puny brain's already made up its stupid mind.
Like, just for instance, look at nature.
Have you even actually looked?
It's...
Amazing, and I don't know who or what is responsible for all this amazing stuff,
and neither do you.
And I don't want to be the one who said the whole Jesus or God or Buddha thing
was bullshit just so I can die and find out that it wasn't bullshit, and then
I've got to go through an eternity regretting it. But I also don't want to
my time while I'm here just sitting on the sidelines talking to a fucking
either. I guess that's just, like, the question. And honestly, who even cares
after a while? It's like, change the fucking channel, am I right?
This is the party room.
My dad used to use it for functions and fundraisers or whatever, but since he
split and my mom's a hermit, it's pretty much been my job to keep the dust off.
I usually invite about one -third actual friends and two -thirds industry
friends who are mostly just assistants to casting directors and agents and
producers and stuff.
They might be mostly annoying assholes now, but in five years, they'll be the
ones calling me with good news.
That's the philosophy, at least.
What do you want me to tell you, Charlie?
You're my best friend. I don't love anyone more than you, but I'm having
baby. I thought you wanted to be with me.
That's me on the first episode of the fourth season of One Heart Apart.
My character was basically this giant slut who dies from an abortion.
It was really controversial at the time, and Huffington Post even interviewed me
about it. But what it really did for me was it expanded my network times, like,
100, and I made some really great contacts.
Also, the casting director for the show is always doing really big shit, so now
she knows me, which is, like, half the battle.
Oh, my God!
Last summer, a skydiver whose chute didn't open fell through the glass right
over there, dying horribly, but instantly, thank God.
When the police and the paramedics arrived, they turned him over, and
his skin was being eaten away by some poisonous plant he fell into.
It turned out that our old housekeeper, Milena, was growing this crazy arsenal
of poisonous shit, like 20 different species.
And when she was being questioned, she just sat there and stared.
didn't say or even acknowledge anything.
Who knows what would have happened to us if that guy's chute had opened.
Another reason why I don't not believe in God.
I don't really date that much, and not for the same reason as my friend Janie,
who's just hopeless.
More of a career decision than a personal one.
But my second -to -last boyfriend, John, was this really smart, really sensitive
guy who was just amazing at painting and drawing and writing and...
literally knew everything about everything.
Okay, I basically feel like most artists just have secondhand tapes.
You know, like movies or bands that people told them to like, and so they
strap it on as a badge or something. But I really think an artist is only as
good as his inspirations. And the thing about John was that he was really smart,
but also totally unpretentious. And whenever he gave me a piece of art or a
to read, it was...
actually great or actually exciting in a way you could see and didn't have to
read about. And his art was like that too.
The only problem was that he'd be the one arguing with you about it. He was so
insecure and just aggressively neurotic.
Like, for instance, he was 5 '4", which is basically the definition of who
cares. You could totally tell that he was obsessed with it, which doesn't
exactly help if you're trying not to be.
And also, he didn't come from a lot of money. Again, who cares? And he worked
the daytime as a valet again.
Who cares? And he was completely indifferent to what he called fashion,
I call grooming, which would be totally whatever if only he himself was okay
with it. But he wasn't.
So then... Okay, so there was this wrap party for that show I did, One Heart
Apart.
And John didn't want to go.
I probably prompted him to not want to go, if I'm being honest.
There was this actor there from the show, Nick Bradley, who was basically
retarded, but everyone was completely in love with him because he did cameos and
features. And apparently he was interested in me because I pretty much
care less.
But long story short, we hooked up.
Superficial sparks flew. I broke up with John, which made him weep in a way that
I never want to see another man weep.
So, of course, the Nick thing lasted for like...
Two days, obviously.
And then a couple months after, I broke things off with the first guy, John, the
artist.
He was
diagnosed with leukemia.
And I only saw him like one time, but he was already well into the chemo and
pretty much bald and could barely breathe.
I wasn't sure if he recognized me, but like right after the nurse introduced
like before I could even say anything, he grabbed my arm and begged me, like
literally begged me to kill him.
And so I basically had this huge panic attack and like tore out of there and
home and cried nonstop for like two weeks, during which time I guess he
I don't guess he died.
He... He died.
And now,
when I think about it...
I mean, I guess I really dodged a bullet.
I'm supposed to be waiting on a call from my agent, but this house is
for having zero reception, which during pilot season, when your entire career
hinges on the next call... See?
Mom!
Who the fuck is John?
What? Who the fuck is John?
Who the fuck are you?
Who the fuck are you?
In the 10th grade, I was in my high school's production of Long Day's
Was Mary and this like a hundred year old scout was in the audience one night
apparently said I was better than Florence Eldridge She was like the the
official Mary. I guess he wasn't a real scouts and nothing ever came of it.
I Mean that wasn't even the good night the the first night we went up was my
first time in a play my my first time in front of an audience and
Somewhere in the second act, I got to this place where I was just completely,
don't want to sound too whatever about it, but all my ego fell away.
All my self -consciousness and I was, suddenly I wasn't posturing or
playing something.
I was, it was like I was lifted out of myself.
Or not lifted, like.
dissolved almost.
And every time I noticed that I was in this place, I realized I had a choice
I chose to stay in it. I mean, it was a choice.
And I know that sounds gay, but that's what it was. And I don't think I felt it
any of the other nights, even though people said I was just as good those
too.
I don't think I've ever felt it again.
Maybe sort of.
Only ever sort of.
You know, I also don't believe that those things just go away forever
mean, what if I had chosen not to come back into my body that
night?
Is that even possible to just take that feeling and live
in it?
Or is the chase just the whole thing?
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