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Who is that picture?
Thompson.
I don't know who it is that's familiar.
There are some fear and loathing in Las Vegas.
I watched that last night.
It's really.
Yeah. Yeah.
Oh, that movie was so crazy.
I watched it, like, in the afternoon yesterday.
How was your first time seeing it?
Yeah, I was like, so.
Like, I was like, Oh, my God, This is so.
What made you want to watch family in Las Vegas?
Um, I just saw it on Netflix.
Oh, some Netflix on Netflix.
What did you watch your favorite part of it?
Oh, my God.
I think my favorite part was whenever,
um, Johnny Depp was, like, on coke.
He was on some sort of hallucinogen.
It was like a bottle of stuff that he like down there.
Yeah. Yeah. Something.
And then his friend comes over with the coke and he does one like, one
little bump, and then he, he gives them
another one and he just like, it's.
That's how you
do your impression of what he was like.
And then he was like.
And then he was like more of that.
And then he was like.
And then it fell onto the bed and he was like, he picked the bed.
Like the computer was like. Yeah.
And then he passes out and then he wakes up with.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's where those are talking about.
He was like and there was a water.
Yeah, that's a great movie.
That movie is insane.
There's so much.
So the director was one of the guys in Monty Python.
Uh huh.
All of his movies are known for having, like, so much going on in the background
and everything, but I think that's the truest
representation of like, hallucinogenic experience.
Yeah, because it's like he shows how you sort of feel
it was going through, like, the cycles. Yes.
Yeah.
Is that your experience when you go to Las Vegas?
Is it.
No, nothing like that.
No, but he said something about there's something about when you go
from one side of the strip and then you go to another hotel
and I'm like, Yeah, I've been there before.
You get kicked out? No, I didn't get kicked out.
But I just think, Oh, why don't you switch hotels?
I was just sitting.
It was just staying in Vegas and like, I would, like,
get the good deals and then go to a different one and get a better deal.
Yeah.
So it wasn't me getting kicked out at all? No.
So you didn't destroy your hotel rooms?
Never destroy a hotel room at all.
What do you usually do?
Hotel rooms.
Just watch TV, watch Netflix, watch Netflix Sleep?
Yeah.
You wait for my shoot the next day.
Was your favorite city the same hotel?
Where has the nicest hotels? You
know, it's such a hard.
I really don't know. No, New York had some nice one.
Yeah, they do. But they're just like tiny sometimes.
Unless you're in
super basements.
So I heard you were a ten or 15 minutes of your life.
Do you remember any of your cheers
to this one chair?
Um, I'll give you an easy one.
Okay.
Due to the.
Oh, yeah. Go.
Go. Have you ever done that during sex?
I guess
if you're doing a great job, it's good.
Yeah. Stupidest thing.
You could do it like you.
Oh, you think that that's the way you do it?
If we can be
a cheerleading team, we should do pompoms.
We could just be going up.
I always wanted to be a cheerleader.
Just because you get an eight year old and you should have been a cheerleader.
I know. I wasn't. Great.
Pep talks
give more calories to actually feel like we had such a good conversation.
It just sort of slipped away.
Oh, Did you ever have any cheerleading related injuries?
Every drop means you fly up in the air and is actually, um.
No. But one time this girl in high school cheerleading fell,
and she fell on someone's
face and broke the other girls nose, and the other girl had to get a nose job.
I feel
like sometimes it was, but I think she just got a nose job
because she was already getting, like, lip filler and Botox in high school.
High school? You're gonna see.
I feel like that happens all the time.
Like they get hit in the face and they have to get a nose job.
They probably have planned it.
This whole thing she's like both of them.
They were friends. They probably told me this.
If you follow my face, I broke my nose and nobody got me any of this.
This is no one to do with that person,
no intricate.
What was the worst sport to cheer at?
Basketball.
What was the score all of a sudden?
So you have to constantly, you know, it's just basketball scoring
and it's like in a room.
Yeah.
And the light and football's just like nighttime and it's fine.
Can you go to sleep on the field?
Yeah, I can still do it back.
Handspring
I probably can't do a bike talk anymore, but I've done a back handspring recently.
So did you. I could never.
I could almost do it back Handspring.
And I never had the balls to do the time.
So that's why I wouldn't say palm maturity.
Well, it was great tackle Nigel Cassidy.
And that's like, you're a little distracted, too.
But where can we find you on one?
What are your.
What's your Twitter name?
ji0, okay.
That's I see you y y,
so to speak.
Yeah, I like that you delivered it in the form of a cheer that I.
All right, well, I guess we'll see more of your nonsense, but I can't talk anymore.
I like nothing
I've got to stop before comes off
like a half
every year.
Person get.
And then
you go.
Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow!
Na na.
Mm. Ow,
ow, ow,
ow! Huh?
Thank you, Mr.
Producer.
Of course.
The director of the.
No, no, no
Buttons
will be surprised Everyone does.
Well, because I was in such a rush. Yeah, everyone just kind of
made a choice.
Oh, I like football.
Mr. Produces cum all over my face that now
I have so much fun in my team today.
And you can use the promo code, Joe Cassidy
to watch it.
Thank you.
Christina.
Set up
so far.
How much
Joe Cassidy got?
Come all over my couch.
This is this Normally what you do to people's houses
when you just show up, you just see what I do.
It's kind of You're saying it's my signature.
What's your secret to getting a good outcome?
Twice in less than 10 minutes?
Just be myself, Just yourself.
And this makes them explode right away.
So I think that it probably had something to do with your cheerleading.
And I think I always did have a thing for the cheerleaders.
I think it was because, like, they're popular.
Oh, flexible and athletic.
It's like a lot of good things.
Usually they're smart, too.
Yeah, maybe that's a bonus.
You have to have at least an a, B, you have to have A's.
Oh, yes, Yes.
Well, at least at my school, everything I wanted
was confident out there
just shaking their pompoms.
Did you do the splits and stuff?
I could do all three splits now.
I think I can only do one. I'm not going to retire.
But yeah, I'm not stretched out.
So it would be painful.
It would.
I could pull something because I haven't stretched.
Did you look after the run of athletes?
Yeah. Yeah.
My boyfriend was like a skater boy.
Like, he was like, artsy.
He was then too, like photography and like theater and stuff, so.
Yeah,
yeah, yeah.
Interesting.
We were in theater together.
That's how you met.
Is that why you're such a good actress? Oh.
Oh, I was really bad in theater
because I was so shy, so I, like, I was, like, always really nervous.
So what did you do? Theater.
Because I wanted to do it, but I wasn't that good at it.
I, I guess I was on the basketball
team and I was always on B team because I was too short.
I was it was a coach.
And every once in a while the cheerleaders would come in.
Shares of there wasn't, you know, again, it is very sad passing.
So thank you for losing
This has been something I would have came and shared for you every basketball game.
See, except I don't like basketball, so I probably would have
you the the short white kid on teams.
Yeah.
Is ever like oh you didn't get it right
Those are the fake You think you guys
are right
chill cats these fellow Texan casting couch Mr.
producers house.
So as a fellow Texan people when I'm here, they're always like
I tell them I'm from Texas and like, you don't even have an accent.
Okay? You get that all the time.
Every day, almost.
I'm like, What do you tell them?
I tell them that most people from Texas don't have an accent
unless they're from a really small town.
Do you still city, y'all? I do say all.
You refuse to change it. Yeah.
So it's a good word. Yeah, it's.
It's easy to argue for it to take.
You know, it just makes sense.
There's no reason not to move Texas
mountains, Texas.
Seriously?
Oh, yes.
Oh, Oh, yes.
Oh, yes.
Oh, oh.
Hey, why don't you hit.
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