Danielle Fishel

Yeah.

But it was also just you'd go any time of day, day or night.

If you went at night, it would be packed and there'd be live music or live poetry or something.

And it was always cool and a cool like bar like space that you could be in as somebody who wasn't old enough to drink.

It was like it was like the equivalent of going to a bar for me at 17 or 16 because it would be like, you know, people milling about and art everywhere and conversation everywhere.

And then I would go during the in the mornings or during the day by myself and just sit and write on the outside outdoor area.

I remember Tarantino apparently wrote like a couple of his scripts there because apparently he writes like long hand like or used to write his scripts by hand.

And like I remember being out there in the Highland Grounds like thing and Tarantino's over in the corner writing.

It's still I mean, the place is still there now.

It's something else.

But yeah, it's something else.

Oh, yeah.

Right.

Right.

Is it sadness and regret or is it kind of joyful?

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