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You never know who's going to show up on For the Love with Jen Hatmaker. From Mel Robbins to Tig Notaro, Kate Bowler to Stanley Tucci. I'm Jen Hatmaker, and every week, my dear friend Amy and I dive deep with incredible guests who make us laugh and cry and think a little bigger about life in the middle years. For the Love, where great stories meet unforgettable people.

You never know who's going to show up on For the Love with Jen Hatmaker. From Mel Robbins to Tig Notaro, Kate Bowler to Stanley Tucci. I'm Jen Hatmaker, and every week, my dear friend Amy and I dive deep with incredible guests who make us laugh and cry and think a little bigger about life in the middle years. For the Love, where great stories meet unforgettable people.

You never know who's going to show up on For the Love with Jen Hatmaker. From Mel Robbins to Tig Notaro, Kate Bowler to Stanley Tucci. I'm Jen Hatmaker, and every week, my dear friend Amy and I dive deep with incredible guests who make us laugh and cry and think a little bigger about life in the middle years. For the Love, where great stories meet unforgettable people.

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Nobody was masking as much. We were sitting out together and I had ordered some Joe Stone crab to the villa.

Nobody was masking as much. We were sitting out together and I had ordered some Joe Stone crab to the villa.

We were just sitting out at the pool, basically cracking open crabs and eating crab and laughing and looking like we were having a grand time, which we were. There was this guy, this new guy, who had moved in. He was sort of a, I'd say, older gentleman, but older compared to most of the people with the villa. And he was sort of milling around with a drink in his hand.

We were just sitting out at the pool, basically cracking open crabs and eating crab and laughing and looking like we were having a grand time, which we were. There was this guy, this new guy, who had moved in. He was sort of a, I'd say, older gentleman, but older compared to most of the people with the villa. And he was sort of milling around with a drink in his hand.

And it looked like he was just trying to make friends. I, of course, had ordered a key lime pie along with the Joe Stone crab. And he kind of moseyed over and said, you know, can I have a piece of pie? And we had plenty of pie, so I said, sure. Then he just sat down with us and started talking. And he was quite a talker.

And it looked like he was just trying to make friends. I, of course, had ordered a key lime pie along with the Joe Stone crab. And he kind of moseyed over and said, you know, can I have a piece of pie? And we had plenty of pie, so I said, sure. Then he just sat down with us and started talking. And he was quite a talker.

Julia Roberts lived there. Gary Oldman lived there for a while. Jennifer Coolidge lived there for a while.

Julia Roberts lived there. Gary Oldman lived there for a while. Jennifer Coolidge lived there for a while.

She's hilarious. No, she talks to my dog. She doesn't talk to me. What a funny looking dog.

She's hilarious. No, she talks to my dog. She doesn't talk to me. What a funny looking dog.

I had always wanted to go to Craig's, this kind of hot spot on Melrose. And it's a hard reservation to get, and I never went. And he's like, oh, I go to Craig's all the time, and I know the hostess, and we'll go to Craig's.

I had always wanted to go to Craig's, this kind of hot spot on Melrose. And it's a hard reservation to get, and I never went. And he's like, oh, I go to Craig's all the time, and I know the hostess, and we'll go to Craig's.

So that was our first dinner out. He and I alone went to Craig's and we got a great table. We were sitting next to Elton John. I just thought it was like, oh, this is great. And the hostess hugged him hello as if she knew him well. He was that kind of guy to make friends with the hosts that mattered. I think Craig even came over and shook his hand.

So that was our first dinner out. He and I alone went to Craig's and we got a great table. We were sitting next to Elton John. I just thought it was like, oh, this is great. And the hostess hugged him hello as if she knew him well. He was that kind of guy to make friends with the hosts that mattered. I think Craig even came over and shook his hand.