Julia Roberts

There's no flicking.

Click and flick.

he's 11 years older than i am so he was he was he had a career yeah by the time i graduated from high school but to answer your question everybody was sort of leaving home to go to school yeah and i did not want to be like okay i'll see you guys when you get back right right right here in my mom's apartment nobody worry what about college you said college wasn't a thing for you why was that

It wasn't financially feasible, and I certainly didn't have the grades for any kind of a scholarship.

I'd relied on them once already.

I just felt like I didn't want them to have to support me the whole way around.

I think I probably would at that time, because you have to remember this is...

1985, I graduated from high school, and I probably would have wanted to be a home economics teacher.

Something I'm happy to bring back into the school system now, if asked.

So many things.

I'm glad you asked.

No, it was such a great class because it covered, it was like, yeah, sewing, but it was like sewing, mending.

It was practical things.

You learn how to write a check.

You learn how to sew on a button.

You learn how to iron a shirt.

No, I learned how to knit.

From the standby painter on the Pelican Brief, Eric Bart taught me how to knit.

You don't know it until you know it.

Well, I would say there's a yes and a no here because I feel like a lot of the things that I learned from my mom, I either learned because like you, long list of chores that started right when I got home from school and paused only to watch the Mike Douglas show and then right back to the chores.