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Parça: Why I Don't Talk To Shia LaBeouf
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- So here's why I don't talk
to Shia LaBeouf anymore.
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Everybody always asks
me this question.
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If we're still in touch, if
we're still friends.
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To be honest, I don't even really know
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if we were ever really friends,
but we were coworkers.
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We had this sort of like very
good onscreen chemistry.
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People assumed that we
were in real life,
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brother and sister,
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and that in real life,
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I had an influence over
what this guy did.
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Watch "Honey Boy" and it's like
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he's a completely traumatized
young man,
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at the same time that I'm
working with him.
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I'm honored that people would think
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that I would still be
in touch with him
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because it means that we
really did a good job
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of making you guys think that
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we were real life, brother and sister.
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But in reality, it just
wasn't like that.
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We weren't really close.
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So I remember meeting Shia
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in the green building
of Disney Channel.
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We did our chemistry read,
which means that
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you have an actor and the other
actor comes together
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to see if they have chemistry.
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Apparently we did, spoiler alert.
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He had two different colors
of hair on his head.
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It was my first impression of him.
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So he had like blonde splotches
of highlights.
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He had like clothes that
were not fitting him.
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He just looked the part.
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He looked like a scrappy, young kid.
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And I come in with like
a Ralph Lauren suit,
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super high turtleneck, my hair
in butterfly clips,
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and I just was like going for it.
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I was like, "This is me."
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And I was the character and he
was obviously the character.
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And I think in some ways it was
lightning in a bottle.
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Not just for me, but for the
channel and the producers,
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because I'm sure they were
tasked with this big job
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of having to find the right kids.
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They probably were super happy,
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which is what I felt come
off of that room.
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The energy that came off of that
room was just so exciting.
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We were these young kids put in
this very unique situation.
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We had very raw talent.
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He had a knack for comedy
and my comedy
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was a lot more of a straight man.
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And so we were like an instant
comedic team.
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And so from there we got the parts,
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we're so excited, we
to show up to set,
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I remember seeing his mom.
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His mom is a vibe and
I wish her the best.
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It's weird you know, it's like I said,
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people just assume you know people
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just because you work with them.
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And you really don't,
like I didn't know
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a lot of the backstories that came out
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about where they were
living at that time
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and how much hardship they'd
seen and stuff like that.
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And like, I just kick myself 'cause
I really do kind of wish
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if I had known anything about him,
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I could have been a little
bit more patient?
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I don't know, but I was dealing
with my own thing.
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I was moving cross country
for the opportunity.
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I was kind of sad about a breakup
or something when I was 16
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and I was dealing with my own drama,
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you know, more kid stuff, it just
kind of happened that way.
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I'm trying to think about
the first time
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that he and I really bonded.
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And I think that was when
we went to Wango Tango,
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which is this like big concert event.
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We went together and I remember
seeing him out of work,
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thinking to myself, "Wow. I
think he's really cool."
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He was younger than me,
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but he always had so much confidence.
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He had so much confidence in himself,
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so much confidence in just
being out and about.
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And I was very nervous.
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I had a lot insecurities
in being around people
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and he just didn't ever have that.
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He would go out and just
like do crazy, funny,
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like almost like "Jackass"
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or something like Johnny Knoxville.
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He would go and he would do
crazy things to people.
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And being around him felt dangerous.
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Like even as a little
kid, it was like,
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he's really cool and he's
wild, he's crazy Shia.
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So the antics continued.
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I guess because I had a
theater background,
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I took my job very seriously.
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Getting into character,
remembering my lines,
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had a great time building
this character.
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But over time it became a job.
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And you know, you're tired
from doing other things,
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trying to have a social life.
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I think he was dealing
with so much more.
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I mean, honestly when I look
back, I just feel stupid.
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I know I'm not stupid because I care.
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And I think I did care even then.
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And I think that's why we had
a little bit of animosity.
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I always wanted him to really appreciate
what I gave to him
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and something that actually
really hurt my feelings
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was when he won his Emmy award
and he was on the podium.
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I was sitting there with
the rest of our team,
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and he thanked everybody at the table
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but he didn't thank me.
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But I was hurt at the time because
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I felt like since day one,
it was him and me.
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It was like our show,
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but because it was so life
or death for him,
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it was his show.
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And I was just like around,
'cause I was a girl.
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I remember having a conversation
with him one time,
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and I was like, "So whose career
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do you think I'm going to have?
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What career do you think
you're going to have?"
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He was like, "I think of you
like Reese Witherspoon."
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And at the time I was
so angry with him.
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I got so miffed, I got
very easily miffed.
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It was actually a really
big compliment.
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He was very smart from a young age.
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That's kind of the way that we
were, we were coexisting.
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I was in school and then
a lot of times
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he was doing his own schooling,
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and I would film with my storyline
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and he would be in his own storyline.
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I don't know if the writers were
starting to split us up
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because maybe they felt like the
chemistry wasn't there.
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But I mean, maybe they just felt like
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it was something that was done already
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in the first season or two.
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And they started to get us into
our own separate storylines.
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So I didn't see him a lot.
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He started to really
have his own life.
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He started dating Margo Harshman.
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He was like really good
friends with A.J.
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A lot of really fun friends of his
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that I still know that I grew
up with in the industry.
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So we went to Hawaii to film
that "Even Stevens" movie.
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And we had somebody that wanted
to show us the town.
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I was about to go off to college
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and he had really become a
young man at the time.
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You know, I just felt like
he had grown up.
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We were all about to split apart.
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I got pulled into going out with
a locations person there
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and he joined.
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And so did the guy who played Mootai.
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And we were all out,
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and it was a Hawaiian tropics
swimsuit judging contest.
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Will never forget that night.
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That is a crazy, random night.
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I'm sure he enjoyed it. (laughs)
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What a crazy time. Anyway,
we had a blast.
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I mean, obviously over the years
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there were a lot of good
moments and you know,
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I know that he cares a lot
about that timeframe.
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Not only because was
a movie that he did
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and exposing like all the stuff
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that was going on behind the scenes,
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but also because when he did
the performance art piece,
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he had such love in his face,
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when he watched "Even Stevens"
and he was smiling.
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I'm piecing together reactions
from a person I don't know.
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I want to give all the knowledge
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that I have about this person,
but you know,
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the person that I knew is not
the same person now,
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just based on all of this life
experience that he's had.
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And I'm not the same person
that he knew.
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The only thing that I can say is that
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I really do kind of wish at the
time that I was younger,
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I would have given him a
little bit more time
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and energy and love like
a real sister.
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I really kind of regret that,
kind of makes me sad.
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So everybody's got a Shia story.
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He's like the new Kevin Bacon,
seven degrees of it.
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And I always hear these funny stories.
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And this is the other thing about
being celeb related.
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Some people are like, "I
saw your brother."
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I'm like, "He's not my brother."
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He just popped up out of nowhere
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and he was freestyle rapping
or, you know.
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Like my husband randomly bumped
into him at a shooting range
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and he was with a bunch
of military guys.
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And my husband is a former marine.
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They kind of chatted and he was like,
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"Tell sis I said hi." That's
very sweet of him.
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Very sweet of him to say hi.
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The first or second to last
time I saw him in person
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outside of the show I was 21,
hadn't seen him in years.
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And so he was this big star.
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And I was like, "Oh my God,
I'm so happy to see you.
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I'm so happy for you."
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And then I had a boyfriend at
the time on the red carpet,
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obviously didn't turn out
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