Kristen

But yeah, I would take things off of people physically, like a ferret.

If I saw something shiny or that I liked, I'd be like, ooh, I like those shoes.

I like that earring.

I'm going to take it.

I like that.

That's mine now.

Sure, but what's funny is I'm less inclined to do that because in a store there's too many options.

Again, you have to understand my brain works in a very specific way that if there's too many options, I get overwhelmed really, really easily and I really have to like sit there and stare at everything and process.

I know that headband.

There are 100,000 headbands to choose from.

That one looks great because you're making it look great and I'm going to take it.

And it's mine.

And I feel like it's weird that... It's interesting how not black and white these questions are to me.

Like, I need so much more context.

Because if you were to say, like, sure, lying about Emil, no, I probably wouldn't do that because I'd feel like an idiot.

Because you're right, Rob.

That's a lie.

But if you're going to tell me that the girlfriends are going to host a Christmas for their families and this is their coming out party and they're going to do it really peacefully and say, we certainly hope we're not cut out of the inheritance.

This is the girl I love.

and they've been rushing around all day, and they've both been incredibly stressed because they have to come out to their families, and they go to Din Tai Fung up the street, and they order it, and they go, shoot, Aunt Carla loves home-cooked meals.