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Right?
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This food is amazing.
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And I've been dying to eat here and I
couldn't get a reservation.
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So I don't understand why it's so empty
right now.
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Well, I just happened to know the chef
and she opened early for me.
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That is impressive.
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She's really great and we've been
friends forever.
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So, um, what made you start writing
kids' books?
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Well, let's see.
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Growing up, I just, I really loved
escaping books.
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I had kind of a crazy family life. A lot
of yelling.
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So I would just disappear into stories
and not have to deal with it.
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Somehow it stuck.
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Hopefully I can do that for someone
else.
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Favorite book?
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Oh, Goodnight Moon. When I was little.
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Because my mom used to read it to me
every night before the yelling.
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Good Night Moon's a great book. I love
that book.
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Mm-hmm.
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So what was all the yelling about?
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If that's too personal, I'm sorry. No,
no, it's okay.
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You know what?
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My parents were great most of the time.
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One too many cocktails used to kick
things into high gear.
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My dad's an alcoholic.
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I'm so sorry.
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I can imagine.
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I know.
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You know what? You get used to it.
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I used to just disappear into books and
music.
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Same here. When I was a kid, I was just,
I was crazy for anything Annie
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Leibovitz.
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Passion in the lens.
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You know, just... I fell in love with
photography.
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The Rolling Stone cover with John Lennon
and Yoko Ono is hanging in my office.
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Is it really? I swear. That is...
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By far, my absolute favorite photo of
the two of them.
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He's all curled up and naked next to
her.
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You can feel the love.
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You know what?
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I love John, but I have to say,
personally, I'm a Paul girl. You're a
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Paul girl? Yeah. Really? Yeah.
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I get it.
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So, your parents, your family, they live
in L.A.?
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Well, my younger sister's a model, and
my older sister is a journalist.
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They travel all the time, but, yeah,
they're based here in L.A.
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And my parents live in Florida, where I
grew up.
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Three girls.
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Wow.
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And we all had to share the same room
and bathroom.
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Oh, no. Nightmare. That's not okay.
Yeah.
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That's really bad.
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I have two brothers, so that was great.
I had my own room and I had my own
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bathroom. but they beat me up on a daily
basis, so that wasn't so good. Then I
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got older, and then they just tried to
scare away anyone I dated.
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Oh, yeah?
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Yeah.
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Do they still try to scare off your
dates?
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Sometimes, yes.
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So are they okay with the gay thing?
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Yes and no.
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Older brother.
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It's not a fan.
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Younger brother thinks it's the greatest
thing ever.
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My parents are, they're pretty cool with
it.
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You?
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Oh, well, I actually happen to have an
uncle who's gay, so I kind of had it
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built in. Yeah, so it was never a big
deal, which was great, thank God.
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So, what do you say? Dessert? I would
really like dessert.
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Good.
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So, should I be nervous to meet your
sister?
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You good with pitbulls?
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Kidding. Kidding.
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She's great.
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She's a little overprotective at first,
but once you get to know her... Not
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feeling any better. No, no, no. Relax.
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You're going to charm her.
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Like I did you?
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Yes. But without the kisses.
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Because that would be weird. She's my
sister and... You know what?
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I think it's actually really nice to
have someone who cares about you that
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much.
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Yeah, it is.
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It is. She was always there for me.
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I'd give anything for that.
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You haven't really said much about your
family.
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Well, there's not much to say, really.
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Hey.
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Hey, there she is.
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Good. Good. You must be Sammy.
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Owen's told me a lot about you. Yeah,
nice to meet you. Yeah, you too.
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Hey, look what I have for you. Oh,
honey, right on time. Thank you.
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Anytime. Hey, can I get you all anything
else or are you full? How about you?
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Sure. All right.
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Owen, cute.
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So how was the surfing?
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Oh, well, the waves were great. Nice.
Yeah, it was good.
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Yeah?
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No one tells me you just got back from
Africa. That's interesting.
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Yeah, I was there with the Peace Corps.
We were building a water filtration
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system in a small town.
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Admirable. Before that, she was
distributing AIDS vaccines in a small
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village.
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When are you going back?
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Are you going back? Well, I think I'll
be here for a while. I actually just
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joined a group that is starting a new
free clinic here in Venice.
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Great.
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You know what? I'm going to be right
back.
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Okay. Hurry.
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What the fuck is wrong with you? What
are you talking about? When are you
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going back? I was making conversation.
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Please. I like her, okay? I do not ask
you for anything. Please, do not do
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this. Oh, come on. Isn't she a little
too perfect? Miss Peace Corps, Miss
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Digging Trenches for water filtration.
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If I uncover anything that's gonna hurt
you... You're not gonna uncover
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anything, okay, Nancy Drew? Because
you're not gonna go looking.
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Just fucking let it go. Understand?
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Did I miss anything?
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Wow,
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this is really fun. Thank you. Oh, so
much fun. Thank you.
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Hmm.
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I guess this is the awkward part where
you're supposed to decide whether to
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kiss or not kiss, hug, right?
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I think I'd rather just do this, though.
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All right. All right.
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I will see you soon. Yeah, please.
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Okay, bye. Bye.
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