Paige DeSorbo

And I truly feel like we're morphing into the same person a little bit.

It's almost like when you look like your dog.

Wait, okay.

Oh, I was going to say, mind you, it's like 15 minutes.

I was like, step on it, my friend's alone.

My friend's in danger.

The amount of small talk that I had to do, honestly, the only way I could describe it is I felt...

like I went to visit my friend's college for the weekend and this was the first Friday night party and you were bringing me around being like this is my friend she goes to a different school but like she's here for the weekend so like have fun and like you guys have seen her around like yeah you're like you've definitely like seen her on my Instagram like

Like, no, she doesn't go here, but like she's really fun.

She's my friend.

Well, you and I are very different that when we get into a situation that's like overstimulating or like a lot of things happening, I get more reserved and quiet and you get louder and talk.

The what?

Literally, I was like, stop causing a spectacle.

I clenched my teeth and I was like, we have to go.

He laughed and then he walked away.

He was like, I'm done here.

No, the brunch was very cool.

I loved my glam.

So I was having a good time, which is really that's so something unhealthy, but it's fine.

You looked so good.