Kat Dennings

Like your obsessions are so important.

Like my love for Hanson at that time was so like important to me.

And they were a part of my daily existence in a really pure, precious, like sweet way.

Yes.

you know, so as an adult, you kind of like your brain finally like closes up or whatever.

And you just like being insane.

Right.

Or maybe not in my case, less, a little less demented, not, not completely, but like, you know, I don't have obsessions and I don't feel the obsession that I did as a young kid.

But something like opened up in that day where I was fully able to like close the circle and like recognize how like,

magical and and crazy it was that like this person got to like be in a music video with them that's just it's just nuts and the fact that i'm sitting here talking to you is also crazy because i watch boy meets world religiously i mean it was it's just so weird how these things happen i mean it's just it's it's weird

Oh, my God.

That's so interesting.

I wonder.

I mean, I felt like specifically and this is very woo woo everyone.

But yeah.

In that attic, I felt very much like there was a little boy living up there.

And I know it sounds creepy, but it wasn't.

It was like a sweet thing because I was a little kid and I felt like there was somebody my age up there because I had all my toys and stuff and I would see, lock me up, put me in the padded room.

Nope, nope.

I would see, like I had a dollhouse and I would see like out of my peripheral, like somebody kneeling, like looking into it, like playing with it.