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::Marc: You've given me a new phrase doot-doot-doot clouds and I'm gonna be using that one.
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::Brec: I say doot-doot all the time.
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::Brec: It's actually something I refer to as start with star girl.
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::Brec: I go doot-doot-doot, star girl.
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::Brec: It's become a bad habit.
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::Announcer: Welcome to Story and Craft.
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::Announcer: Now here's your host, Marc Preston.
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::Marc: Hey, welcome back.
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::Marc: How are ya Glad to have you back for another episode of Story and Craft and this week sitting down chatting with the effervescent the lovely Breck Bassenger.
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::Marc: She plays star girl on the CW Network show, star Girl, and she has some movies coming out this year the man in the White Van, along with Sean Aston, as well as Saturday at the Starlight with Abigail Breslin and Denise Richards.
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::Marc: As a fellow native Texan, we both kind of, of course, took a little time to talk about our favorite places to eat in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
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::Marc: When we're back home, Of course, naturally, food comes up pretty much every episode.
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::Marc: Breck is a rising star.
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::Marc: Love her energy.
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::Marc: Really enjoyed the chat.
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::Marc: And, by the way, don't forget, everything you could possibly want to know about Story and Craft is at StoryAndCraftPod.com.
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::Marc: That way, you get a notification every week whenever a new episode comes out.
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::Marc: All right, let's get after it.
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::Marc: Today is Breck Bassenger Day right now on Story and Craft.
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::Marc: So how are you doing today?
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::Brec: Fine, it's so crazy I'm not even filming right now and I still feel so busy just with other stuff.
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::Brec: But all good.
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::Marc: It's nice to talk to a fellow Texan.
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::Marc: I'm originally from Richardson and now you're from Saginaw, right?
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::Brec: Yeah, yeah, definitely familiar with Richardson.
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::Marc: Then did you go to school in Saginaw, or did you?
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::Marc: When did you head to LA?
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::Brec: I went to school in Saginaw up until my freshman year and even eighth grade I kind of was in and out of public school.
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::Brec: And then freshman year I booked Bell and the Bulldogs, which was the Nickelodeon show I was on, and then after that it was home schooling for the rest of it.
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::Marc: So what's that?
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::Marc: I've always been curious what that's like.
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::Marc: Some people love that because it kind of gives them the freedom to kind of do whatever, and then others are like man, I really wanted that high school experience.
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::Marc: What kind of where did you fall in on that?
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::Brec: Yeah, I mean, I've always been one who liked school, not just from like the education perspective, but also the social aspect of school too.
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::Brec: So I definitely I feel like there's pros and cons.
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::Brec: You do, you don't get that homecoming football game but, that being said, I was able to graduate high school two years early Because I just didn't take summer breaks and did it at my own pace.
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::Brec: So I definitely feel like pros and cons.
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::Marc: You've been in LA since you were, I guess, with like 13, 14?
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::Marc: I think I've ever read that somewhere.
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::Brec: Yeah, I went to LA.
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::Brec: I went to LA for the very first time when I was 13, booked my first job and then officially moved out there, got a place out there at 15 when the Nickelodeon show got picked up and I needed to live out there.
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::Marc: Now, did you live in that?
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::Marc: I know there is an apartment complex out there that every young actor seems to live in.
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::Marc: It's like this whole ecosystem.
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::Marc: What's it called again?
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::Brec: The Oakwood.
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::Marc: OK, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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::Brec: Yeah, funny enough, it's now been bought out by Ava apartment, so it's no longer Oakwood, but people still call it Oakwood because it does it.
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::Brec: Just that name will forever be with it.
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::Brec: I never lived there but I had many of friends who lived there and I would go over there for the game nights at the clubhouse and karaoke and it was quite the social scene at the Oakwood.
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::Marc: See, if you're young, it seems like it's good to be able to be a kid at least you know, and that when you go home you know.
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::Marc: But it's got to be a weird thing with everybody around you who's doing TV and stuff.
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::Marc: Now I know you in doing Star Girl you got what's it like to have Luke Wilson as a stepdad.
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::Marc: I mean, you know, fellow Texan, you know.
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::Marc: So y'all kind of.
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::Marc: So did you when you knew that he was going to be cast and doing that, did you like go through like some of his old movies to kind of catch up on what Luke was all about and kind of his background?
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::Brec: Yeah.
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::Brec: So from the very beginning, like the first meeting I had with our showrunner, jeff Johns, he mentioned that his dream Pat Dugan would be Luke Wilson and I immediately went home and looked up who he was, saw that he was from Texas.
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::Brec: But as soon as I saw his face I remembered him from stuff, specifically Legally Blonde.
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::Brec: That was like what I most knew him from.
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::Brec: I grew up watching that movie, absolutely loved that movie to this day.
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::Brec: So we finally got.
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::Brec: We actually met for the first time.
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::Brec: Funny enough, it was on Jeff's birthday and we went to the facility that built Stripe the Robot.
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::Brec: In our show we have a practical 16 foot robot and we went to see the robot for the first time in LA and Luke and I got to meet and I was so intimidated we're looking back at so funny because Luke is just like the sweetest, most humble, like and in the best way like average Jack guy ever.
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::Brec: But because of his resume and the people he had worked with, I was nervous to meet him.
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::Brec: And then, on set showing up, I was even more intimidated to see how he had worked Cause you know he had been on huge sets like Wes Anderson films and iconic, iconic movies, next to Reese Witherspoon, but he it's been so cool to see not only him, but Amy Smart, who plays my mom, who also has a very impressive resume at how they have balanced their stardom with their normal lives as well.
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::Brec: And they it's truly showed me that I can.
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::Brec: You can be a successful actor and still be humble and a great person.
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::Brec: So, as intimidating as it was at the beginning, they've taught me so much and I'm so blessed to get to work with them.
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::Marc: Yeah, I mean Amy Smart kind of had the.
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::Marc: She's kind of had that arc where she kind of started where you are right now.
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::Marc: She was doing the teen and you know college age, you know stuff and it's.
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::Marc: My kids and I were catching up on some of the episodes and it's such a fun show and my son's very much into the whole Marvel thing, so but you're on the DC side of things.
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::Marc: So, kind of going back in your origin story, I was kind of curious now, when you were growing up, when you were in school, when you were going to school, what were you involved in?
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::Marc: Were you studious?
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::Marc: Were you doing that thing, or were you kind of also into your extracurriculars and whatnot?
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::Brec: Both.
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::Brec: I was too busy then.
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::Brec: I always, even to this day, spread myself too thin among my many of hobbies.
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::Brec: I'm a woman with many, many hobbies, but I did.
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::Brec: I always loved the studious side of things.
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::Brec: I was a math elite and went to districts and regionals and won a gold medal doing the math elite stuff.
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::Brec: But then also I did five events in track and field and was a competitive cheerleader and then a school cheerleader.
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::Marc: And Isn't competitive cheerleading really big in the Dallas for Orth area.
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::Marc: I just seem to remember a lot of people doing that.
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::Brec: Yeah, it's huge.
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::Brec: And it's so funny that back in the day people didn't really think of cheerleading as a sport, because I was literally like 10 years old, walking around with like an eight pack because of how good of shape I was in, because of my competitive cheer, I could do like 50 pushups in a row.
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::Brec: I look back and I'm like, wow, I was such an athlete I could not do that anymore.
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::Brec: But I definitely stayed busy between sports and school.
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::Brec: And then actually there was a time where I started acting class because when I was 10, my mom finally let me do.
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::Brec: I had been annoying her about wanting to do it for the longest time.
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::Brec: When I turned 10, she's like, okay, we'll put you into some acting lessons.
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::Brec: And it was at that time I did.
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::Brec: I had to start picking and choosing and I guess it was my eighth grade year.
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::Brec: I had to start giving stuff up to really focus on acting.
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::Marc: What made you wanna look at acting as a thing?
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::Marc: Was it just that you love watching the movies and you're like I wanna do that?
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::Marc: Or you just was theater just you know the kids that you liked hanging out with.
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::Marc: What got you into that?
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::Brec: This sounds very like oh, do, do, do, do, clouds, dreams, but I really feel like it was my destiny.
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::Brec: I don't think there was anything in particular that made me like I wanna be like this actress or I wanna be on a show like this.
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::Brec: I, just from the time I was probably five or six years old, people would come up to me and they'd ask like, oh, what do you wanna be when you're older?
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::Brec: And I literally would say I don't want to be anything, I'm gonna be an actress.
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::Brec: I was a very sassy child but I just like knew from a young age like this is what I was destined to do.
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::Brec: I felt very called to do it and I do see that as very much of a blessing, because LA going there and there being so many blonde, blue-eyed girls and I was just one of the thousands, it could have been very intimidating.
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::Brec: But I kind of just went in with the attitude of like no, it might not be a quick thing, it might be like a long-term 10, 20 years before I make it but this is what I'm gonna do.
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::Brec: So I never doubted it.
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::Brec: There was never like a plan B for me.
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::Marc: You've given me a new phrase do, do, do clouds and I'm gonna be using that from now on.
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::Brec: I say do, do do all the time.
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::Brec: It's actually something I refer to as start with star girl.
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::Brec: I go do, do do, star girl.
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::Brec: It's become a bad habit.
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::Marc: No, that's awesome.
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::Marc: Not as awesome, but of course, being from a Dallas and of course people listening know to this, if it happens to Dallas or New Orleans I'm always bringing it up.
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::Marc: But my cousin's actually out your way is an orthodontist.
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::Marc: No, I think he has in one office in Saginaw, but oh, interesting who I might have gone to him.
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::Marc: Jeremy Lustig.
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::Brec: I literally think that's the orthodontist who, like, gave me my Invisalign.
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::Brec: His office is right by Walmart.
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::Marc: He's a handsome guy, kind of salt and pepper hair, kind of just a.
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::Marc: He's just a nicest guy on planet earth.
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::Marc: He's a.
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::Brec: Wait, I literally think that's where I go.
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::Brec: You said this was your cousin.
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::Marc: Yeah, lustig orthodontics.
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::Marc: Well, I think it's actually changed names.
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::Marc: He's got a place in, I think, north Richland Hills as well, and he's got a few offices out west.
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::Brec: Oh, yep, I looked it up.
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::Brec: This is literally where I cause.
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::Brec: There's an orthodontist and there's a dentist right next to it, and I've been going to the dentist since it opened and the orthodontist was the people who, like, gave me my Invisalign, got me my rubber bands.
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::Brec: That's what a small world.
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::Brec: That's funny it is.
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::Marc: In fact, I went to him.
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::Marc: I just got my braces off.
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::Marc: I had to get it back on because I do voiceover predominantly that's most of what I do, that enacting and I noticed that my my articulation was going off cause my teeth were shifting a little bit.
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::Marc: So I got braces back on and I was in doubt.
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::Marc: We actually got connected on Zoom and he said get right up in the camera and let me look at your teeth.
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::Marc: And anyway, but yeah, he's, he's.
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::Marc: We just went to God.
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::Marc: Where did we go?
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::Marc: We were just my kids and I were just there.
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::Marc: God, it was last summer.
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::Marc: We went to hard eight barbecue.
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::Marc: I remember that that's.
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::Brec: Yes, yummy, love that place you you.
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::Marc: When you were looking around and you were paying attention to, you know, be it acting or whatever, what was it?
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::Marc: Just that it sounds like you went to work, like you viewed it like as a job early on.
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::Marc: You know not just kind of fanciful thing.
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::Marc: Was that pretty accurate?
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::Brec: Yeah, so back.
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::Brec: It was like seventh, seventh grade.
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::Brec: I took a short break from acting class, I took a semester off.
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::Marc: Where were you taking acting class, like over Kim Dawson videos or so Kim Dawson was my first agent in Texas.
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::Brec: That's a local agency who's still doing their thing, but she actually found me through the acting school Catherine Sullivan, who has produced so many professional actors from like Selena Gomez went there, demi Lovato went there, debbie Bryant like a lot of the Disney Nick kids came from that studio.
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::Marc: Isn't that wild.
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::Marc: How many come from the Dallas Fort Worth area?
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::Marc: I think Selena was from Plano, I think yeah, yeah.
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::Brec: So I do have to give a lot of credit to the acting studio Kathy.
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::Brec: She knows how to train specifically for those kid networks, because it is a different kind of acting with different timing.
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::Brec: But no, it was seventh grade.
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::Brec: I had taken a semester off because I was like I'm going to focus on school.
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::Brec: And when I went back to acting class the following semester, kathy was like upset at me.
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::Brec: And she's a hard head, she does not take crap from anyone and I think that's another reason she produces a lot of successful actors.
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::Brec: Because she told me she was like if you want to be successful, this can't just be a hobby.
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::Brec: You have to really want to do this.
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::Brec: If this is a hobby and you just want to take acting class, that's fine, but I know that's not what you want.
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::Brec: So you don't need to be taking breaks, you need to be really studying.
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::Brec: And so that was kind of when my perspective changed that there is hundreds, thousands of kids who dream of doing this and if you want to be successful, you almost do have to take it seriously.
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::Brec: Like it is, it is a job.
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::Brec: You would be getting paid for this job.
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::Brec: And then so eighth grade came around and I started like I missed a volleyball game to go to an audition and my volleyball coach set me out like binged me for the rest of the season because she thought I was so silly to go to an audition instead of a middle school volleyball game.
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::Marc: It doesn't kind of suck, though, for a school kid, because you've got this tug of war starting to happen and then you're having to make some decisions that are also impacting you socially as well in schools.
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::Marc: So that's kind of you know, it seems like that.
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::Brec: Oh, I was so hurt because before that I had been a starting player and all around player.
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::Brec: I played the whole game and then after that they would put me in for one play every single game, just so they didn't get in trouble, and that's it.
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::Brec: But I almost use that as a motivation, because to me they thought I was just doing some thing silly.
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::Brec: I use that as a motivation to, like, almost prove them wrong.
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::Brec: And three years later I'd been on the Nickelodeon show.
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::Brec: I came back and the volleyball coach actually set me down and apologized to me.
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::Marc: Really.
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::Brec: And was like I'm so sorry that I kind of isolated you.
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::Brec: I didn't realize what this meant to you and how seriously you were taking it.
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::Brec: So that was kind of a very full, full circle moment for me.
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::Marc: Were your parents really endorsing this?
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::Marc: Or are they kind of like, you know, hey, this is what you, who was driving the train on this?
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::Marc: Or was it kind of like like the way I am with my daughter, emma, who plays volleyball, but they started practice early this summer and she's like two weeks after school got on and she's like I don't know if I want to spend my summer, you know.
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::Marc: So it's like, hey, you know, if you do it, commit to it.
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::Marc: That was my thing.
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::Marc: You don't have to do it.
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::Marc: What was your parents' approach when you were in eighth grade and you're like I want to be an actor.
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::Brec: They were clueless.
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::Brec: You know, being from Saginaw, texas, we they didn't know the first place to start, but they my dad, much like it sounds like you was always one like if you want to do it, we're going to commit to it and we're going to figure out how to support you.
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::Brec: So once again, going back to like Kim Dawson and Catherine Sullivan, there were people there who were working and kind of knew the LA Marcet.
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::Brec: So I give so much credit to them for helping my mom and being being kind to help guide us on what to do.
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::Brec: And the manager my first manager I'm still with her to this day, so I've been with her now for 11 years.
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::Brec: She found me in Texas.
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::Brec: She actually helped me get with Kim Dawson, helped me get an LA agent, and it was really, I feel, like she was one of the driving forces to actually help move me forward.
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::Brec: But my mom was next to me the whole time traveling back and forth between LA and Texas.
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::Brec: To me, yeah, that's.
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::Marc: The next question I've got for you is how did that work, because you have siblings, and how was that working with the you know who's in Texas?
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::Marc: How's it working with you in LA?
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::Marc: How did that break out for you?
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::Brec: It was difficult because my dad, his job up until that point was he was a fish farmer, so you can't really pick up and move your farm to California.
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::Brec: So he was stuck, he couldn't move, we couldn't pick up and move the family One.
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::Brec: I've two older brothers.
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::Brec: One of them, fortunately, was already in college, so he had moved out.
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::Brec: And then the brother, the middle brother, middle child, he was in his senior year of high school when I really started traveling back and forth between LA.
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::Brec: So it definitely it took sacrifices from not only my mom but also definitely him, because there was a good period where he was kind of having to navigate things without both of his parents home.
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::Brec: So I'm very fortunate that he was also supportive of me wanting to do this.
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::Brec: At the beginning it was definitely very difficult, like financially LA is extremely expensive and expecting my parents just to support me living in LA is really unrealistic.
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::Brec: So I was so lucky that my very first pilot season like the first three weeks I ever went down to LA I booked a recurring role on a different Nickelodeon show that kind of paid for me to go back and forth between LA and was able from then to kind of support this dream financially, but up until then both my parents had made so many sacrifices to do that.
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::Marc: How many months out of the year are you shooting Stargirl?
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::Brec: Depends on the season.
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::Brec: First season took eight months and in the past two seasons were between six and seven months.
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::Marc: So do you kind of head back to Texas and get a little time off and get a little change of atmosphere in between you taking a break?
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::Brec: Yeah, once again, every hiatus thus far has been extremely different, considering our first hiatus was 2020.
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::Brec: So definitely which has stuck at home.
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::Brec: The whole time actually was in LA, which was not the most fun, which ended up pushing me to move back to Texas, which is why I'm here now.
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::Brec: And then last hiatus, I was fortunate enough to do a movie which should be coming out soon, called man in the White Band, with Sean Aston and Ali Larder.
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::Marc: Oh really.
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::Brec: Once again.
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::Brec: Yeah, another great cast that I got to work with and that should be coming out sometime in the end of this year.
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::Brec: And then this hiatus I'm actually going to.
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::Brec: I filmed one movie in LA which is like a quick cameo role, and then I'm going to film another movie in Oregon in about a month.
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::Brec: So I try to like do at least one or two projects during my hiatus, and then, other than that I do, I try to just like mentally get healthy again, because the hours of Star Girl are definitely mentally taxing.
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::Marc: Yeah, are you in Texas or LA right now?
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::Brec: I'm in Texas right now Texas yay, awesome.
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::Marc: So I'm a little bit envious because I'm it's been a little while.
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::Marc: I kind of have to get my little dose of Texas every like once a year, you know.
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::Brec: Yeah, the good barbecue Tex-Mex.
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::Marc: Hey, I don't, I don't.
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::Brec: Great for your heart.
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::Marc: I'm not going to lie.
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::Marc: I got to hit Waterburger at least once.
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::Marc: That I was talking to a friend of mine in Atlanta who's an expat Texan as well, and as unsexy as it is, is Taco Bueno.
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::Marc: You got to go there once, you know.
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::Brec: Taco Bueno yum, my mom, that's like her favorite, Although I have to say, a lot of the Taco Buenos have been shutting down and this is very sad to see.
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::Brec: Yeah.
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::Marc: You know it's so funny.
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::Marc: So many people that I know actors are moving.
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::Marc: A lot of them are moving from LA to Austin now and a lot of the folks I'm talking with the paradigm has shifted.
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::Marc: I kind of took a hiatus from on-camera stuff to.
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::Marc: You know, I got my kids are rapping high school and I'm keeping busy with what I'm doing.
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::Marc: But I was just speaking with another actor.
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::Marc: He's like man, you don't have to go on auditions anymore.
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::Marc: Everything is taped now.
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::Marc: You know, long-term, if you had your choice of where you would love to live, are you really love an LA or you'd like kind of find a place in Texas?
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::Brec: I changed my answer every single day.
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::Brec: As of now, I have a place in Texas.
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::Brec: I needed a home base.
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::Brec: I was traveling so much for work that I was losing my mail because I lived in like five different addresses in a year and a half and I'm like this is bananas.
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::Brec: So I, as of now, I have a home in Texas that will be my home base indefinitely.
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::Brec: That being said, there is something so special about LA and the amount of artistic people.
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::Brec: You know.
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::Brec: People a lot of times move there for the entertainment industry, so you're just surrounded by like-minded people in that sense, and I miss that so much.
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::Brec: So eventually I can see myself making my way back to LA, but as of now, I'm in no rush, I'm just going with the flow.
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::Marc: Yeah, that's you know, that's the way I think you gotta do.
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::Marc: It is just kind of like what's that phrase?
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::Marc: Man plans, God laughs, that kind of a deal.
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::Brec: Oh love, I've never heard that I love that.
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::Marc: Of course you're talking about all the things you have to do being with a DC universe.
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::Marc: Now you gotta be hitting some of the cons you know, like the Comic Con or Dragon Con.
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::Marc: Have you been doing a lot of that?
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::Brec: Well, our first season did premiere May 2020.
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::Brec: And it was it's been interesting, this whole roller coaster that I like to call Star Girl, because when, originally, when I got cast at a Star Girl, that's kind of like the first thing I pictured is going to Comic-Cons and having people dressed up as the superhero I'm playing, and for the first two years I didn't, I didn't get any of that and it was definitely a hard pill to swallow.
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::Brec: It's obviously the show has brought me, has exceeded my expectations in so many ways and brought me so many things.
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::Brec: I never expected, but I definitely it was something I felt like I I was kind of missing out on it.
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::Brec: It was really sad for me, but, as of about two months ago, I got to go to my very first convention and I like, on the last day, I started crying, I like gave a speech and I was bawling because it was such a surreal moment to me for, like, I had filmed three seasons of this show and it was the first time I was getting to experience what the typical superhero actor does their very first year.
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::Brec: So it was such a such a blessing, so validating and fulfilling.
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::Marc: Was it at all overwhelming?
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::Marc: I mean, was it make of?
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::Marc: You've got?
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::Marc: You know people like you?
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::Marc: You've been waiting to go and I'm sure people have been waiting to go see you and other people.
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::Marc: Is it overwhelming the amount of people that are wanting to just get a get a get a piece of break?
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::Brec: Yeah, I, the first one was.
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::Brec: It was in the UK and it was much more intimate than the American conventions I've been to.
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::Brec: But after I went so I'm glad that was kind of like me dipping my toes into the water because it was it was like a thousand people at the whole convention, great.
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::Brec: Then I went to the Dallas Con, which was like my very first.
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::Brec: I actually want to say it's hosted by Comic Con, but it's called something different.
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::Brec: I was like fan expo.
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::Marc: What was it like to be doing that at home, you know.
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::Brec: Oh yeah, but at that one there was between 30 and 40,000 people, Wow, and it was so overwhelming, but it was.
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::Brec: I got up, I drove 45 minutes to the convention center.
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::Brec: I got 12 free tickets to bring my whole family.
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::Brec: I had my whole family there.
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::Brec: They set in the panel and thankfully they didn't ask any questions that could have gotten me in trouble.
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::Brec: So I'm grateful for them on that part.
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::Brec: But after that I called.
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::Brec: So there's things called convention agents who get me these conventions.
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::Marc: I've heard about that.
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::Brec: And I called my.
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::Brec: Yeah, it was such a new thing to me, a new concept, because I never done it before, I never.
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::Brec: I didn't understand the process of it, but I called my convention agent after and I was like I'm addicted, I want to do more.
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::Brec: This is for me.
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::Brec: This is what Stargirl should feel like at all times, because it just felt so fulfilling to meet people that had watched the show I worked so hard on.
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::Marc: What's kind of the most common thing you experience when people finally meet you.
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::Marc: What are they asking you?
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::Marc: What are they?
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::Marc: What's the experience like?
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::Brec: I'd say mostly it's people just really telling me how much they love the show and how it is or one of their favorite CW DC Arrowverse shows.
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::Brec: In a long long time, and, like I said, for the first two years, I didn't meet a single person that had watched our girls.
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::Brec: So in my head it was just me, my family, my grandma and my dog who watched it.
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::Brec: So to hear like the the first thing is like I love the first two seasons.
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::Brec: I'm counting down to the third season.
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::Brec: I would say that's probably the most common common thing I get told when is the third season come out?
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::Marc: August 31st.
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::Brec: August yeah, august 31st, on CW 8 pm.
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::Brec: I'm 87, central, I believe, and then I imagine it'll drop on HBO Max once the full season airs.
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::Marc: That's what you've been watching it on.
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::Marc: You see a dog.
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::Marc: What kind of dog you got.
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::Brec: I have a little Yorkie poo I.
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::Brec: I got him right when we wrapped season three because I'm like I need a few months to train him, and it's been going well.
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::Marc: Yeah, we have a golden retriever here, so he's a little bit bigger but.
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::Marc: But he always travels back to Texas with us and he has a thing for water burger, french fries just throwing it out there.
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::Brec: Oh, so like what?
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::Marc: you've been doing up to now.
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::Marc: I mean, it is really you again.
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::Marc: You're part of the DC ecosystem in the universe.
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::Marc: Long-term, what are you looking at, like you know if you could have in a perfect world, would you like to do another TV series?
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::Marc: Would you like a good mix between that and film or others, or would you like to really transition into film?
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::Marc: And what kind of projects would you love to work on, or even People or directors you'd like to work with?
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::Brec: Yeah, something I've definitely learned through star girl is however great the project is, it's more important the people you're working with.
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::Brec: I feel like our showrunner, jeff, has kind of instilled that in me, that it's better to work with great people than necessarily like a great project, and that I mean you know like Obviously you want to work on something you're excited to be a part of, but just surrounding yourself with people that you love and make it More fun is so important.
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::Brec: But and then on the more practical answer, this is like unpopular opinion among most actors, because I feel like so many actors in this day and age, they're like I want to do something gritty and dramatic and da, da, da, da da da.
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::Brec: And I'm like I love comedy.
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::Brec: I think it is so fun.
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::Brec: It comes to me More naturally than like the dramatic side of things.
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::Brec: So I would love to to do some more comedy, whatever that means, if it's film, tv, whatever I just think it's very fun.
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::Marc: Comedy is a little bit more of a challenge.
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::Marc: So what was your training like?
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::Marc: Comedy wise?
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::Marc: Are you a naturally a little bit?
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::Marc: I mean, are you a little bit of a wise-ass?
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::Marc: You said you were sassy when you're younger, so that it kind of naturally for you for sure.
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::Brec: I definitely can be sarcastic and yeah and sassy, but it comedy is so much more technical than people think there is.
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::Brec: There's a science to like comedic beats.
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::Brec: So I almost even just like studying Great comedic actors and their beats and what makes it funny and their facial expression.
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::Brec: Facial expressions I feel like there is more of a formula to it and for some people that's really hard because they don't like the technical side of acting.
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::Brec: They're like I just want to be free and expressive, which is great, but comedy sometimes I feel like you need to be a little bit more technical with it.
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::Marc: What actors you know.
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::Marc: If you say these are kind of like my Mount Rushmore, of the comedic actors I like to follow and the movies I like, who would those people be for the most part?
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::Brec: Yeah, oh, I don't know.
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::Brec: There's so many, so many people I love and respect.
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::Brec: Recently I really loved Tyka what TT understated his last name wrong but the movie Jojo Rabbit he directed, wrote it and also casted himself in it.
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::Marc: I mean to make Hitler funny.
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::Marc: I mean that's a stretch.
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::Brec: It is a stretch and just even that whole movie, like it was written.
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::Brec: I love when comedy also has a motion in it.
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::Brec: I think it's a very interesting dynamic.
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::Brec: So I love him and then he's probably my new, my new favorite.
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::Brec: I'll go with him.
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::Marc: If I think of someone else, I'll say Now, did you ever see guys Faris LeCoulson, old school?
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::Marc: God, that was a funny movie.
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::Brec: I haven't people in this past week and I was at a con and, like you, need to watch Idiocracy because I haven't seen that either you know what that's.
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::Marc: I mean that's got to be a homework assignment for you.
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::Marc: I mean you've got to see Idiocracy, because that's just.
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::Marc: That was such a well done social commentary for kind of where we are right now, which is kind of funny.
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::Marc: So I noticed you're we were.
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::Marc: I was watching last night.
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::Marc: It's a very physical thing you're doing on the show and I you know, with your background and cheerleading and everything, how much of it are you actually doing?
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::Marc: Are you doing a fair amount of the flipping around and stuff, or is that?
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::Brec: are they kind of throwing somebody else in there to kind of on the more technical things, I definitely get to do some of it and as the seasons have gone on, they've let me do more and more, as I've just gotten more experience and a lot of times.
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::Brec: The two reasons I don't get to do my own stunts would be A it's just way too unsafe and I could actually get really hurt they're like we are not shutting production down.
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::Brec: Or B we just don't have enough time on set for me to learn the choreography which that one's always a stinker because it's like if we had a little bit more time I'd be able to.
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::Brec: But, that being said, I've been so fortunate to get to do quite a bit of it, although my stunt double, christina basket she was the stunt.
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::Brec: I always tell people this because it's cool.
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::Brec: She was the stunt double for Aria on Game of Thrones and she is just kick butt coolest chick.
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::Brec: I she's the other part of Stargirl and I never get upset when she she gets to do the stunt because she always makes me look so cool.
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::Brec: So either way, I'm happy.
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::Marc: It kind of shift gears a little bit.
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::Marc: You did some philanthropic work with the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
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::Marc: Are you still doing that?
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::Brec: Yeah, so I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when I was 8, so coming up to 15 years in January, which is crazy.
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::Brec: But obviously because of that it's very near and dear to my heart.
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::Brec: So I'm a national ambassador with JDRF.
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::Brec: I've I've gone to Children's Congress with them and lots, lots of fun stuff, but big advocate for that.
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::Marc: Well, it's got to be a very cool thing to be able to use what you're doing now to actually kind of kind of help something you're experiencing and be able to help other kids.
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::Marc: You see travel somewhat regularly to do that.
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::Brec: I used to, but obviously with when the pandemic, it definitely my travel work with them slowed down a whole lot, specifically because most diabetics are immune, compromised, so doesn't really make sense for us to be traveling unless it's as safe as possible.
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::Brec: But no, I actually I haven't even gone to a JDRF walk in a minute.
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::Brec: I used to do that, a few of those every year, but they obviously shut down and I think I'm hoping 2023 they're back up and going.
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::Marc: It's funny I was talking with oh gosh, who wasn't speaking with you the other day.
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::Marc: I clearly haven't had enough coffee today.
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::Brec: Yeah, me too.
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::Brec: I'm like over here, like yawning, and I feel so rude, but it really is just the.
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::Brec: It's also the time of day.
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::Brec: This is like nap time.
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::Marc: Well, I mean I was talking to Shay Wiggum I was speaking with the other day and he's like, excuse me, I have to hang on one second.
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::Marc: He had to run his front door and get his nose swabbed and it's just the whole nose swab thing with with working on sets that it's like.
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::Marc: This movie on Netflix is funny.
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::Marc: The the bubble.
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::Brec: Oh yeah.
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::Marc: That was.
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::Marc: It was hilarious because it seems to be a big part of your life over the last.
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::Marc: If you want to film, you're constantly being tested.
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::Marc: Was that just a real pain in the butt or you just kind of like whatever you know?
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::Brec: It took an adjusting period to get used to it and first season or the first season back, which was our second season.
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::Brec: We started September of 2020 and it was really intense.
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::Brec: I mean, there was, we had to stay six feet from everyone unless we were filming a scene which you don't realize, but that's extremely hard when there's 200 crew members.
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::Brec: And then I've probably been no swabbed north of 250 times at this point, but it definitely just took some getting used to, but then it just became an everyday practice.
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::Marc: Yeah, because I noticed like whenever I go when I'd go from a trailer to a set you've got to walk through crowds of PAs and stuff.
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::Marc: So that's almost got to be like Moses opening up the Red Sea and people just moving out of the way.
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::Marc: Is that there's so many logistics, you know?
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::Brec: And then we had COVID patrol officers.
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::Brec: The second season we probably had about 25 people in these COVID vests walking around our set like yelling at people if they were too close to each other or if they had their masks down or their mask wasn't covering their nose.
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::Brec: But then third season it was a little bit lighter and also we were like used to it from second season, so maybe it just felt lighter.
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::Marc: Now real quick, what's the movie you're saying You're with Sean Aston.
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::Marc: What's the name of it?
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::Brec: Man in the White.
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::Marc: Van man in the White Van.
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::Marc: Do y'all have a release date on that?
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::Brec: I don't think there's a release date, not that I know of.
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::Marc: Sean, he just seems like just the nicest of guys.
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::Brec: He is like truly.
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::Marc: You know what, actually what I love to do towards you know the interview.
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::Marc: Just chatting I got something I call my seven questions I like to throw out just purely for fun.
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::Marc: Love it One of the questions I love we've kind of touched on this a little bit because I'm a food nerd but what is your favorite comfort food?
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::Marc: That thing that maybe you miss, or something that you're like man, you know, I'm just craving it.
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::Brec: Probably pizza.
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::Brec: I got diagnosed with celiac three years ago, so I'm on a very strict annoyingly strict gluten-free diet.
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::Brec: But I have found a couple good gluten-free pizzas and it's made its way back into my heart, cause for a while I hated all gluten-free pizzas, so it left, but it's back.
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::Marc: Yeah, my oldest daughter.
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::Marc: We thought she may have that.
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::Marc: Well, she, you know I we have something.
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::Marc: I think she got it from me where it's pizza can kind of, without going into gastrointestinal stuff.
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::Marc: Well, let's say that sometimes it causes issues.
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::Marc: But I don't know if they make.
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::Marc: For some reason, I think they may be doing gluten-free, but Campesies I don't know if you've ever had Campesies pizza.
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::Marc: Oh, that's the jam.
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::Marc: It'll seek it out.
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::Marc: If they have one, you want some In Texas, of course, but the now, the next question is who are three people if you're to sit down and have a cup of coffee?
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::Marc: Who are three people?
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::Marc: You know, living or not, that you would love to spend a few hours just talking story with.
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::Brec: Three people, I will go.
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::Brec: They're going to be like three polar opposites.
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::Marc: Perfect.
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::Brec: Julie Andrews.
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::Brec: I grew up just loving her.
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::Brec: Still do love her.
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::Brec: Tycho Vatiti, because he just seems like a chap chappy lad.
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::Brec: And then Elon Musk, because he is just an anomaly to me and I want to be like what do you eat for breakfast?
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::Brec: What does Elon Musk eat for breakfast?
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::Brec: I don't know and I want to know.
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::Marc: He's kind of like an alien, just like okay, you're just doing something that's affecting our culture.
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::Marc: How did you get the?
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::Marc: Yeah, I'm there with you.
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::Brec: Yeah.
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::Marc: Now next question celebrity crush.
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::Marc: Who was your first celebrity crush when you were young?
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::Brec: Oh, my first celebrity crush probably Zac Efron, because high school musical.
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::Marc: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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::Brec: Loved all this music.
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::Marc: Yeah, he, every time I look at him I'm going, damn, I got to get to the gym and work out.
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::Marc: Man, he's just he's, you know.
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::Brec: He's in good shape.
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::Marc: Now the next question is if you're going to be going to an exotic island, somewhere you actually want to be, but there's no internet.
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::Marc: Okay, there's no way to stream, or anything.
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::Marc: What DVD of a movie and what album or CD would you bring with you?
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::Brec: I'll go album or CD, I'm just gonna.
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::Marc: You're going to be there for a whole year now.
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::Brec: Oh, a whole year.
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::Brec: Okay, I'm going to go with the Beatles top hits because I feel like they.
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::Brec: There's a mood for everything, but overall it'll just keep me happy and vibey and not stressed.
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::Brec: And a movie I'm going to go with she's the man with Amanda Byman, channing Tatum.
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::Brec: I believe, it came out in 2008.
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::Marc: I know exactly what it's to fucking do.
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::Brec: Yeah.
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::Brec: Yeah, if you have daughters, they definitely watch that.
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::Brec: But I just love that movie.
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::Brec: It Makes Me Laugh and I've watched it probably about 50 times and I'm not tired of it, so I think it could last me another year.
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::Marc: So funny you forgot about that movie with Channing Tatum.
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::Marc: I forgot you know he was a younger actor at one point in time.
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::Marc: I forgot that.
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::Marc: Yeah.
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::Marc: Now if you were to say next question from the time you wake up to the time you put your head down to the bed at night, the definition of a perfect day, like the component parts of what would happen, just certain things you would love to have be a part of that perfect day for you.
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::Marc: What would that be?
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::Brec: Coffee.
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::Brec: Someone brings me coffee to my bed.
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::Brec: If we're going to be specific, that just sounds lovely.
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::Brec: Hang on, let me just kind of.
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::Marc: Let me just kind of swim in that idea of somebody bringing me coffee.
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::Marc: That sounds just like my son was telling me last night that he heard somebody at his high school as teacher was giving extra favors to kids who would bring coffee to them.
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::Marc: I was like if I was a school teacher and a kid showed up with like a hot cup of coffee, I mean like, yeah, you're going to get a little better grade for me, you know.
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::Brec: Oh, 1,000%.
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::Brec: I would totally let them bribe me for better grades, absolutely.
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::Marc: So we're starting off with a cup of coffee.
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::Brec: Cup of coffee.
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::Brec: I'm going to say I'm in LA and it's going to be perfect weather.
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::Brec: It's going to be like 75 degrees and sunny.
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::Brec: I like it warmer and I'm going to go hiking with my dog because I just love being outdoors.
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::Brec: That's my morning.
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::Brec: I would love to have an audition, a live audition.
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::Brec: That just sounds so wonderful.
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::Brec: I've had a live audition in two and a half years two years, however long and it goes swimmingly.
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::Brec: I crush it, I kill it and then after that I like go get a celebratory slice of pizza because why not?
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::Marc: There's a place I don't know if it's still in Santa Monica.
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::Marc: But there was this guy who when I lived out there, who is from I don't know if he's from Brooklyn or not, but he had some like chemists come in and look at the water composition and got it to whatever be like the water in Brooklyn, because they say the pizza's better in New York because the water Basically the pizza is like New York pizza.
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::Marc: So I don't know what it's called.
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::Brec: That sounds extremely extra, like they really just did the most, for probably not what the actual did.
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::Marc: So how would you like to wrap your day?
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::Marc: You know, towards the end of the day, how would it be?
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::Brec: A game night with a group of friends.
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::Brec: I love board games.
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::Brec: They I think it's so fun because no one's on their phone.
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::Brec: You're just interacting with people.
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::Brec: I tend to go towards more for, like, social interaction, games like mafia or resistance, if you're familiar with either of those no, I'm not actually.
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::Marc: And then it yeah, now you've given me a homework assignment.
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::Marc: Now the last question I got for you if you're going to jump into a DeLorean, you know back to the future reference, of course, but and you're going to cruise back to when you're 16 years old.
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::Marc: Or even earlier and you got a piece of advice to give yourself, either to make at that moment in your life a little bit better, or maybe put you on a different path, to kind of like really you know, just, in other words, a piece of advice that would really kind of alter things in a cool direction for you.
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::Marc: What would that piece of advice be?
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::Brec: Um, I would say, if I'm going to be silly, my only this is something I want to tell my younger self is invest in real estate as soon as you can, and it doesn't have to be in California.
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::Marc: Indeed, you know, I used to work on the radio in Dallas.
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::Marc: It's so funny.
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::Marc: I remember people used to call from Roanoke, you know, calling the request line, and I always sound like the middle of nowhere to me.
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::Marc: You know, because I'm a North Dallas kid and I was out there to go see my cousin You're a thought honest and I was driving, I was like what happened out here.
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::Marc: I mean, texas is just exploding in terms of development and people in traditionally rural towns.
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::Marc: Now, like you, got Dallas Cowboys building big houses out there.
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::Marc: It was just crazy.
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::Marc: So, yes, real estate smart idea, very smart idea, but that's wonderful, man, I really do appreciate.
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::Marc: This has been a lot of fun and I can't wait to talk to my cousin and say, hey, you worked with one of the people I spoke with today.
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::Brec: I, that is so funny.
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::Brec: No, my whole family has gone to him.
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::Brec: He gave my other brother braces.
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::Brec: He replaced my other brother's tooth, like really that is so funny.
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::Marc: No kidding.
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::Brec: He should, he actually might know, know my name, if you, if you?
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::Marc: Yeah, he's, he is one of those guys that remembers everybody and everything.
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::Marc: Actually, you know, my, my daughter was wanting to know if she just waved to you and say, hi, we were just watching your life.
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::Brec: Oh baby, Of course yeah.
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::Marc: You can come say hi, hey, guess who her orthodontist is.
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::Announcer: Got sick, Got sick.
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::Announcer: No, your cousin yeah.
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::Marc: Jeremy, that's Zachary.
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::Brec: Whoa, sorry, sorry.
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::Brec: My brother just walked in and he knocked over my computer.
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::Brec: We're fine, no coffee was spilled.
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::Brec: Hey guys, what are y'all's names?
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::Brec: I'm Lily.
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::Brec: I'm Zach, lily, zach.
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::Brec: So would that mean my orthodontist is their uncle.
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::Marc: It's the cousin.
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::Brec: Oh, so if it's your cousin, that would be their second cousin.
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::Brec: Second cousin.
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::Brec: That always confuses me.
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::Brec: I can never like put that together.
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::Marc: I just say cousin and just leave it at that.
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::Brec: Yeah, because it gets confusing.
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::Marc: She's in Texas, by the way, and she likes water.
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::Brec: I honey butter chicken biscuit.
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::Brec: Have you had one?
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::Marc: No no.
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::Brec: Next time you make your way to Texas, go to Waterburger and have a honey butter chicken biscuit.
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::Brec: That sounds good, yum.
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::Marc: I want to thank you again.
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::Marc: I really appreciate it.
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::Brec: It was nice to meet you guys and thank you, Marc, it was good chatting with you.
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::Marc: Well, there you go, breck Bassenger.
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::Marc: Enjoy the chat.
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::Marc: Don't forget CW Network Star Girl is out now.
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::Marc: The new season just started, so check it out.
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::Marc: Check out Breck, and don't forget she's still got some movies coming out the man in the White Van with Sean Aston, as well as Saturday at the Starlight with Abigail Breslin and Denise Richards.
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::Marc: Those films are coming out a little later this year.
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::Marc: All right, so there you go.
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::Marc: Every week Enjoyed my time with Breck this week, next week, another great episode and I would love to have you back by.
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