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