Rachel Koster

Midair. How much you talk. No. How much you cry. If you need a blanket.

Midair. How much you talk. No. How much you cry. If you need a blanket.

Midair. How much you talk. No. How much you cry. If you need a blanket.

For me, they know to put me between two tennis stars. Two boy tennis stars. I watched Challengers maybe 14 times on the way here. It's a two-hour flight. I went really fast.

For me, they know to put me between two tennis stars. Two boy tennis stars. I watched Challengers maybe 14 times on the way here. It's a two-hour flight. I went really fast.

For me, they know to put me between two tennis stars. Two boy tennis stars. I watched Challengers maybe 14 times on the way here. It's a two-hour flight. I went really fast.

Are they teaching pranks too, I feel like?

Are they teaching pranks too, I feel like?

Are they teaching pranks too, I feel like?

Yeah, teach kids that refrigerators are running.

Yeah, teach kids that refrigerators are running.

Yeah, teach kids that refrigerators are running.

And to ask about it so they can look out for their fellow man. Or how to make a Chinese order, pretending that you're like British or something so it's not so scary.

And to ask about it so they can look out for their fellow man. Or how to make a Chinese order, pretending that you're like British or something so it's not so scary.

And to ask about it so they can look out for their fellow man. Or how to make a Chinese order, pretending that you're like British or something so it's not so scary.

That was what I did when I was a little kid.

That was what I did when I was a little kid.

That was what I did when I was a little kid.

You were put on the phone to make a Chinese order when you were a child. When I would order Chinese food as a child, I would pretend that I was British because it made it less scary because when I'm me, it's vulnerable. When I'm British, I'm glamorous. And no one's going to say no to me about mooshu pork.

You were put on the phone to make a Chinese order when you were a child. When I would order Chinese food as a child, I would pretend that I was British because it made it less scary because when I'm me, it's vulnerable. When I'm British, I'm glamorous. And no one's going to say no to me about mooshu pork.