DANIELLE RILEY KEOUGH.

the 'should've said that' syndrome is a real struggle. imagine the satisfaction. you, standing there, mouth fucking agape, as you drop the mic with the wittiest retort known to mankind. it's not just about winning the argument anymore, it's about winning with style. and let's be honest, nothing says 'i've peaked' like using a time machine for the sole purpose of outsmarting someone in a debate. priorities, bye. also, i'm a little starstruck right now, bye x2.

tell me about it. i think i would've had a much higher ranking status in arguing over all if my ideas in the spur of the actual moment, were as good as the ones i get after.. like a good while after. also known as, far too late when the moment and opportunity has passed. no i completely agree, for sure. using is for your own benefit? being that bitch so that you win every argument just cause you've had the time to think through what you're going to say? it would get us so far. — you're what? starstruck? not with me i hope? why on earth would you.

the other day i heard someone say they'd use a time machine just to win old arguments and clap back at people. and i was like, shiiiiiiiit, i’ve never related to anything more. my mind would be blown if time travel was real. think of all the comebacks i could deliver after going back in time. i'd be unstoppable. there are so many arguments i replay in my head that haunt me late at night when i'm trying to sleep. time travel would finally give me peace of mind. on a completely unrelated note, don't forget that on wednesdays, we score tickets to the most fetch movie of 2024.

they are on to something there cause the amount of times after an argument where you're like "ah shit i should've said this" and the moment is long gone is just far too many times. i want to think i'm fairly quick witted. but then someone comes along who is an even faster thinker and it kind of knocks you off track. yeah, screw going back in time to revisit a certain sentimental moment - that just makes you too emotional. using a time machine to become better at arguing? i'm so here for that.

One day off with an unlimited budget? You're asking the difficult questions. I think I'd go wild and jet off to explore Japan with my grandma. She's always wanted to experience the beauty of cherry blossoms there, and I'd love to make that happen. Plus, who wouldn't want to munch on some authentic sushi and ramen while taking in the sights? And about the Target plan, sometimes the best moments happen in the simplest places, right? Maybe there's some hidden magic in strolling through Target with your bestie. How about you? If you had that golden ticket of a day, where would you go and who would you take?

Oh I love that so much. Wouldn't that just be a dream, surrounded by all the pink and take those really aesthetic pictures as you're making memories to last a lifetime. There aren't many things that beat some real Japanese food. Ramen and gyoza have forever a very special place in my heart. Or just like go to Costco and buy bulks of things and hand out to people. And buy a bunch of food at Trader Joes.. I think I've just come to the conclusion that I would evidently spend it mostly on food. However — I would quite like a trip to New Zealand, spend a few weeks there. Visit different places, learn the culture, the food and people. Explore the land cause it just seems to be absolutely breathtaking and I definitely did not get to see enough of it when I was there last.

okay, odd question - is anyone elses tiktok for you page entirely of themselves ?? it's like something in the algorithm knows it's me, and i want to look at myself? - but i promise i'm not that vein. i need to start watching videos of puppies or something to try and, well, go an hour without seeing my own face... @hillsfmsstarters

that is one of the many reasons why i stick to staying away from most social media. still, i have friends sending me edits and god — it's enough to having sit through and watch your own face at premieres and such. however, flattering people are enjoying your work and all that. there should be a feature where you can block your own face from showing up on there. it's a jumpscare kind of moment.

If anything, he is the lucky one getting to hear your voice at all times. It must feel kind of insane going from something so insane for a long span of time to then just not being on stage. I did manage to catch one shoe though.. blew my mind of course, as expected. You're heading back out there next year yeah?