Angourie Rice

And they all have to, like, say why they deserve the last brownie, why they should be pitied and take the last brownie.

And Julia Roberts has this fantastic speech about how her life has been made difficult because of fame and being an actor.

And she ends the speech by saying, like, one day they'll discover that I can't act.

And it kind of, like, everybody's silent and then they all go blank.

nah and then they take the brownie away from her and I love that moment I really love that moment I think because it shows like I guess it's it's not a quintessential rom-com moment but I think she's vulnerable in that moment and they receive that vulnerability and there is a genuine moment there where they all kind of look at her and she looks at them and they're like

And the way that they make her feel better is by giving her something that she hasn't had and that she just she's just admitted to not having.

Is that like community?

Yeah.

And so they're like, well, we're not going to give you everything.

Yeah.

That she's like, you know, I've not had a normal life.

And so to make her feel better, they give her something that normal friends would do, which is like.

TikTok, she'll be dancing.

I'm not dancing on TikTok.

But, no, don't find me anywhere.

Go chase her down, like, through an airport.

Chase you down through an airport.

No, that's it from me.

Thank you so much for coming on.

Thank you.