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(Adam & Eve) Director: Daniel Dakota
Starring: Carmen Luvana, Ava Rose, Ice D’Angelo, Mikayla, Shyla, Emilianna, Christian, Marco Duato, Tommy Gunn, Dino Bravo
Lady Scarface offers Carmen Luvana at her finest. The hottest girl in porn delivers a compelling performance as the sexually charged Toni Luvana, an underworld power player and obvious sex goddess. Luvana enters the illicit drug community and quickly moves from washing cars to commanding respect. With Angel at her side (played by Ava Rose), Luvana experiences a rapid rise and painful fall.
Carmen’s multiple sex scenes are highly charged, with her luscious body fucked by drug kingpins, immigration officers and her intrepid sidekick. Enjoying multiple positions with excellent close-ups, Luvana rides her way to authority. While her large breasts are an obvious draw, her full ass is amazing, especially in cowgirl and doggie positions. The last sex scene features an amazing cumshot on Carmen’s beautiful face and cocaine-stained tits. Luvana clearly is as comfortable with a weapon in her hand as she is with a dick between her full lips; when she is not blowing somebody, she is blowing somebody away.
Fairly new to the Adam & Eve contract star team is the sultry Ava Rose. An exotic appeal supplements her substantial porn talent. Ava performs superbly in a carwash-turned-lesbian-fuckfest with Carmen and later keeps pace with adult film veteran Tommy Gunn. Rose’s dark hair and natural breasts make her immensely attractive, and Adam & Eve will be releasing much more of her work this year. Carmen is the main event, but Ava is impossible to overlook. Rose was thrilled with her role in Lady Scarface, referring to it as “quite an amazing movie”. “It was my first time working with Carmen, and this whole time I just fell in love with the whole crew,” she continued.
In addition to Ava Rose and Tommy Gunn, Lady Scarface is stacked with an impressive cast that includes a back-breaking performance by Mikayla, whose tight body is hypnotizing. Among the men in the film Christian remains powerful simply through his appearance and dominating through his acts.
Without a doubt, Lady Scarface has set the bar high for the entire porn business in 2007. It may be a bit early to call it next year’s AVN Award winner, but the rest of the world will spend the entire year trying to catch up. Carmen Luvana and Ava Rose together define every man’s most potent fantasy.
(Vivid Alt)
Director: Eon Mackai [verify]
Starring: Dana DeArmond, Charlotte Stokely, Pixie Pearl, Riley Mason, Joey Ray, Scott Nails, Julius Ceazher, Alex Gonz, William Wood, Zak Sabbath, Daniel
Vivid’s foray into alt porn is solid, weaving a reasonable plot and hot sex with girls who offer a subtle, funky attraction. Girls Lie offers younger-looking, natural girls who somehow survive the suburbs of LA and find their way into the sexual mayhem of the city. A funky underground scene pervades the film, exemplifying the heart of the alt porn genre. The girls are pierced, tattooed – and poked.
Riley mason steals the show. Her raven black hair and smooth body make her a pleasure to watch, and her body modifications give her the requisite edge. Her reverse cowgirl is masterful; Riley appears truly seductive. The cumshots were perfect. Not rushed, she licks and plays with the hot load to close each of her scenes.
Pixie rides dick like an absolute pro, commanding the cock that penetrates her. Dana DeArmond wears the jizz on her chin like a badge of honor, and she worked hard for it. Charlotte Stokely delivers a solid performance before taking a full load into her mouth and spitting it down her co-star’s large shaft.
It’s easy to become too “alt” – where the focus on the surroundings, plot and girls’ features overtake the sex. Director Eon Mackai carefully managed this concern, infusing plenty of anal, thick facials and pussy-pounding sex into Girls Lie, making it an instant classic. Mackai chose the perfect cast, edgy girls who fuck with a purpose.
A small-town English girl decided to give porn a try. The result? Hannah Harper. HannahModel.com gives you plenty of the busty Brit’s work, with photos, video and chat that will draw the die-hard Hannah fan and convert the first-time visitor.
The website offers a Spartan design that is easy to navigate. You will find everything you need quickly, and you can begin to enjoy your membership immediately. Hannah is in fine form with plenty of anal and thick, endless cumshots. Of course, her perfect tits and sensual body make every sex scene even hotter. It’s easy to become a Hannah Harper addict!
Among the video clips available is the one that got the lovely Harper started. Her audition clip highlights an innocent blonde writing on the casting couch and concluding with a facial that signaled her talent. Harper’s porn stardom was guaranteed.
HannahModel.com offers additional content as well, with celebrity nudes and video from her many cute friends. Voyeur cams and one-on-one video feeds mix it up with the chance to interact with exotic beauties from around the world.
The only thing missing from HannahModel.com is more Hannah! The modest starlet shares her website with plenty of hotties, but she needs to remember who the main event is. Even with plenty of Harper sex, you always will want more!
HotMovies.com brings it all together. You could scour the web for websites with hot sex, sultry stars and enough variety to keep you interested. At best, you will find a handful of sites that you like. Eventually, you will get bored. HotMovies.com solves this problem. With thousands of movies from DVD and web stars, this one website can satisfy your every need.
HotMovies.com does all the work for you. They work with the production companies to keep a steady flow of new content, including new releases. You can search by title, star or other criteria to find exactly what you want and either watch it on their website or download it to your computer. HotMovies.com carries the latest from hotties such as Hannah Harper, Jenna Haze and other top-tier talent – as well as obscure vixens who are certain to turn you on.
HotMovies.com offers a number of membership programs to fit your viewing habits. Instead of being locked into a monthly subscription (if you are an occasional viewer), you can buy individual clips or movies. HotMovies.com also allows you to pay by the minute, so you can watch what you like for as long as you choose. Members who enjoy porn more frequently can opt for monthly memberships at bargain prices.
With the most extensive collection of talent on the web, HotMovies.com has what you want to watch when you want to watch it. Fast, flexible and easy to use, HotMovies.com will make sure you never get bored again.
(from the upcoming book, Penetrating Questions with the People Who Turn You on, by Tom J and Dirty Dave)
Tom J: How long have you been in the business?
Carmen Luvana: Well actually this November, it has been five years.
TJ: Why did you enter the business? How did it happen?
CL: Well, I was dancing in Miami in a club named “Tootsies”, and there was this guy who used to come in there all the time. For the longest time he was telling me that I should get in the adult business, but I was one of those people who knew nothing about it, so for like six months, he would try to convince me. But, I continued saying no, and then I put some conditions on doing it [after having relented]. He said that meeting my conditions was not possible, so we left it alone. One day, he came to me saying that there was this big manager in LA who was interested in talking to me, so we set up a phone conversation. Basically, he told me everything I wanted to hear, so I agreed and told him to get me a two way ticket. If I liked it, I told him I would stay, and if not I would turn around the next day. To be more specific, I did not go back to Miami for six months. [Laughing]
TJ: What was your first shoot like? Were the other cast and crew members helpful during your early scenes? What did they do to help you?
CL: Actually, I could not have had a better experience than I did with my first film. It was with Ed Powers, and he was super nice and understanding. He did not have a big cast; it was just him and a girl filming. But even she was super sweet. I was more nervous that the girl was the one shooting the movie with me, because even though I had been with girls before, it just felt a little scared.
TJ: What did the scene involve?
CL: The scene was just first me lying in the bed answering questions with Ed Powers introducing me. Then, I had to masturbate to the camera, and after that … let the fun begin! The scene went great; it was funny at the end too, after we finished fucking, since it was a condom scene. He came in the condom and then dripped it all over my stomach which nobody had ever done before. So, I thought it was funny that he did that.
TJ: Do you remember any of the questions? Was it hard to pay attention to them, given that you were … um … distracted?
CL: The questions were typical: what’s your name, what did you do before this, are you nervous, etc., etc. It was not hard to pay attention; it more nerve-wracking to try to stay still and not laugh out of being so nervous.
TJ: What made you decide to go back for a second scene?
CL: How easy the first one was – and how much fun I had doing it.
TJ: What was the best part?
CL: The best part was realizing how easy my job would be. I am getting paid to do something I love. I thought it was joke; I am like, “Wow! I just got paid all this for having sex for forty-five minutes … right on!”
TJ: Tell me about your newest character.
CL: Lady Scarface was cool because not only did I have to be aggressive and screaming, I had to imitate a Cuban accent – which was easy. Not only am I Spanish, but I lived in Miami for a long time where nobody but Cubans lived. The character in Lady Scarface came easily as all I had to do was be sarcastic and tough. I think, in my personal life in a way, I have those qualities.
TJ: What was your first experience with porn?
CL: Wow. The first time I saw porn was in New York – on vacation in my dad’s house. He had Playboy, and I used to get so horny watching it. But, I used to get so mad, because I was dying for them to show a dick while the sex was going on, and it was like impossible – so very frustrating. As soon as I saw it once, I loved watching it.
TJ: Do you remember the first film you watched? What was it?
CL: Hmmm. No. All I can remember was me always trying to sneak a peek on the Spice and Playboy channels when I was in my dad’s house in New York, but it was hard. When I watched it, I did not pay attention to who was who; all I was dying to see was a cock and some action. But ten years ago, that was almost impossible to catch on TV.
TJ: How do you prepare for a scene?
CL: I make sure that I am at my best hygienically – wash my mouth and sometimes even play with myself with a vibrator so I can get crazier before we start. Sometimes, I even flirt with my sex partner before the scene starts, so I can get all aroused.
TJ: Which of your films was the most fun to shoot? Why?
CL: Probably the one I just shot, Lady Scarface, because I love playing in badass movies that have to do with guns and attitude – also because I am a huge fan of the original version of the movie.
TJ: Tell me about your worst experience on a shoot. What made it a disaster?
CL: Probably one of the films I did early on. I had to shoot with an eighteen-year-old who had just got into the business, and she did not like girls at all. She was just laying there almost with an attitude. I hated it; after that experience, I started picking my girls.
TJ: Is it easier to work with men or women? Why?
CL: It’s easier with men, because with men, 95% of the time you know they are going to be into you and fuck well – versus some girls who just do other girls for the money. When the time of sex comes [with these girls], it’s boring and lame. But now I choose my girls. Even though, it’s a job, if I am going to fuck a girl, I want her to be into it.
TJ: What do you enjoy most in a scene?
CL: Probably the main thing first is the tease, and second is me giving oral sex. I love giving oral, especially when I know whoever I am giving it to is loving it.
(from the upcoming book, Penetrating Questions with the People Who Turn You on, by Tom J and Dirty Dave)
By Tom J
Tom J: Tell me a bit about your first shoot. You’re in the car going over to the studio; what’s going through your head?Ava Rose: My sister did it first, and then I shot two days later. But I think, to be honest with you, I was more nervous about diseases.
TJ: Did people help you out when you showed up? Obviously, you knew what you were doing [i.e. the sex]. Aside from angles and positioning, did they help you with the mechanics not of sex but of actually making a movie?AR: [The first shoot] was very chill, because it wasn’t a big professional thing. It was for an amateur site. At the Naughty America shoot, I was like, “Wow, cool, okay.” To this day the guy who shot me apologizes for being mean, “I get frustrated with new girls.” I was like, “It’s okay.” This film was just so different. They were more professional, and I really had no idea. It was only my second shoot.
TJ: Let’s take that and compare it to what you are doing now, as a contract girl for Adam & Eve. Have you seen yet another difference since moving to that level?AR: Yeah, definitely. I enjoy being a contract girl more [than freelancing]. I like working with the same people. I have kind of an odd personality; you don’t see my personality too often [in other people] I suppose, the way people react to it. I’m more outgoing; I guess it’s like a rarity these days.
TJ: What makes the perfect partner in a scene? What do you look for? If you could pick out that partner that you want to work with every day, what would it be?AR: I want, like, Evan Stone mixed with, um what’s his name. The other guy.
TJ: Randy?AR: No, I never worked with Randy Spears. No, the one that’s dating or married to Rita Faltoyano. Tommy Gunn!
TJ: Oh, Tommy Gunn.AR: Yeah, Evan Stone and Tommy Gunn. Those two are my perfect guys to work with. They’re funny; they’re humorous. They love being on set. They’re great in the sack.
TJ: Putting the two of them together feels like it could be a frightening combo. AR [laughing hard]: Oh, man! Yeah, they’re like puppies. They’re bundles of love. Full of energy. I love it; it’s great. But that would be my perfect on-set guy. Mixed with a little bit of James Deen.
TJ: Which of your characters was your favorite? Was there any one where you didn’t want to stop being the character?AR: I had a lot fun with my character “Angel” in Lady Scarface. I was sort of like the best friend and sister, but I was like a lover also. That’s a character I didn’t want to come out of. It was an amazing character.
TJ: Speaking of the countless movies that come out every year, what do you think makes you a little different? AR: I really have to say my personality, I think.
TJ: How so?AR: I’ve never been around somebody that put me in a bad mood to the point where it ruins my day. I’ve gone through bad days and bad times, like everybody [does]. Once you go through it, you either have a choice to change how you feel about every day – and change your views on bad things – or you can just be sour for the rest of your life. You know, see everything for its bad ways. I’ve been through those times, and it just makes your day awful, and it makes you feel awful. So, I just decided that it’s a waste of time to be in a bad mood, not being this shining personality [she emphasized], you know? [Laughs]
TJ: If you weren’t acting for a living, what would you be doing?AR: I don’t know. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do; I wasn’t sure where I was going to go with my life. I didn’t really want to go to college and do your average, typical thing. I’m not sure I would be; I’m sure I would have figured out something and still had a nice happy little life. But, I try not to dwell on “What if?’ What if I wasn’t doing this? Because, I’m in the moment.
(from the upcoming book, Penetrating Questions with the People Who Turn You on, by Tom J and Dirty Dave)
By Tom J
Tom J: How did you get into the business?
Hannah Harper: I had always wanted to be a “Page 3″ girl from when I was younger. (In England Page 3 of some newspapers have topless photos) Well I was working for my father’s hotel when I was approached by a photographer who asked me to pose. I did… the rest is history!!
TJ: Wow, in the tabloids?! You clearly have come a long way. Were you recognized for your Page 3 shots? Did it cause a bit of celebrity?
HH: I didn’t make Page 3 myself, sort of skipped that and went straight into videos and glamour/men’s magazines. In my town I was very popular, mainly among the young gents I went to school with. 
TJ: I think I can figure out why you were popular. Do the men there still follow your work?
HH: Some do, in fact thanks to MySpace many more have been in touch.
TJ: Were you approached in the hotel? Did your father know?
HH: His name was Mike and he owned TM Video Productions. A Yank who was living in England at the time. My father is very proud of me and yes he knows.
TJ: Who was the first person you told about your new career? How did your friends respond?
HH: I had a serious boyfriend at the time so I told him. Everyone was very happy for me. There was no surprise really as I always said I wanted to do something along these lines.
TJ: What do you enjoy about acting? Do you truly get turned on during your scenes?
HH: I enjoy the whole experience, well not the waiting around but everything else. The fantasy of it all, the fact I can be anyone and do things that I would not normally get to do in so called “normal” life. I do get turned on, sometimes more than others but I still love my job.
TJ: How much waiting around is there?
HH: Depends on the movie. I can be on set for hours on end, waiting for my scene or for them to move lights and equipment.
TJ: How do you pass the time?
HH: I like to read or just talk with others on the set. Would LOVE to eat more… but a girl has to watch her waist.
TJ: What do you hope viewers will think when you perform?
HH: I hope they get turned on as much as I am. And feel free to “take care of that problem” if they need to. [Smiles mischievously]
TJ: You are known, among other things, for your ability to squirt. How do you do it?
HH: It just happens… when I get really worked up and have an orgasm I squirt!!
TJ: Let me ask the question that readers always ask me. Are you really squirting, or are you just pissing?
HH: No… they are two different things entirely!! I squirt!! I’m not much into watersports (peeing) but when I do squirt it is awesome as it is me being just that turned on!!
TJ: What is your most insane squirt story? Did you get the camera? The wall? My readers are the new generation of tabloid consumers!!!
HH: Um… I don’t know. When I am squirting my mind is really beyond the act… I am really into the moment. I have made a few faces rather wet that I know!!TJ: Do you do anything to entice a squirt? Is there a way you prepare or manipulate your body?
HH: No… if who I am with gets me there then it happens… I have to relax and enjoy but that is about all.
TJ: Now tell me about your worst experience in a film. What made it so difficult?
HH: Some of my early work in the UK was terrible. They don’t pay well and some times it is a dirty old man running the show. When I was young and didn’t know any better I took what ever job was available and some were not really worth the experience.
TJ: What’s the difference between working with a dirty old man and a real professional?
HH: My comfort and well being!! That and professionals worry more about the film then getting some themselves.
(from the upcoming book, Penetrating Questions with the People Who Turn You on, by Tom J and Dirty Dave)
By Tom J 
Tom J: How long have you been in the business?James Deen: Two and a half years.
TJ: How many scenes have you done?
JD: About seven hundred or so – I’ve worked everyday for over two years and done two a day a bunch of times. So I am guessing.TJ: Why did you enter the business? How did it happen? JD: I am a horny bastard, and I just lucked out in knowing the right person at the right time. I actually wanted to do porn since I was about six, and when I turned sixteen or seventeen, I started fucking girls from Hollywood because I figured they would have an “in” to the industry. One of them did. She sent me to someone who sent me to someone who sent me to someone, and I finally did my first scene
TJ: What did your first scene involve?
JD: Me fucking a girl in the butt.TJ: What was your first experience with porn? JD: When I was six, I was walking home and saw a magazine on the ground. I’ve been in love ever since.
TJ: Did you find it in the woods or on the street?
JD: In the woods. Actually, it was a horse trail.TJ: Do you work every day?
JD: Yup.
TJ: What has shocked you most about the porn business?
JD: How many people are interested in my opinions and what i have to say [is surprising]. C’mon, I am a prop. I really can’t be this intriguing.
TJ: How do you prepare for a scene? JD: I look at the girl, sometimes grope her
TJ: Is the process clinical for you, or do you still get into it?
JD: If you are asking me if I take Viagra, the answer is no. I believe if you can’t do this without it, you shouldn’t do it at all. Plus, I am twenty; if I can’t get hard now, I have issues. I am getting hard right now as the wind enters the room.
TJ: By “clinical”, I meant that it seems clear-cut, devoid of arousal … basically work. Does shooting a scene turn you on in the same way as having sex recreationally?
JD: Sometimes, it all depends on the girl. Sometimes it is really arousing, and sometimes it is all work. If the girl is into it then, I might as well be at home without cameras. But, if she isn’t, then it is very mechanical.JD: That was a really bad analogy that I thought of while I was watching TV. Probably not my best work.
TJ: No prob. Let’s dig a bit deeper, though. Do the men get to have opinions? Do people listen to their ideas?
JD: Sometimes. It all depends on who the director is and what the guy is saying.TJ: Who is your favorite partner in a scene?
JD: It varies day to day.
TJ: What do you think of the fact that porn is becoming more mainstream?JD: I couldn’t care any less.
(from the upcoming book, Penetrating Questions with the People Who Turn You on, by Tom J and Dirty Dave)
By Tom J
Tom J: Where were you born?
Katja Kassin: I was born in Leipzig, Germany. My home town is in the East of Germany; it used to be within the formerly communist East German territories. I was ten years old when the wall came down and Germany reunited in 1989.
TJ: How long have you been in the business?
KK: Almost four years now; I started in March 2003.
TJ: Why did you enter the business?
KK: Mainly for financial reasons, to pay my bills on time. But, I was always fascinated with the sexual attitude of the girls in the movies. I thought I could be doing this and be really good at it when I first saw a porn film at the age of sixteen.
TJ: How did it happen?
KK: I started nude modeling in Germany when I was twenty, and I got in contact with German adult star Dru Berrymore. She invited me to come to America and shoot porn movies. I had never done it before because porn actors are not paid very well in Germany. But, I took my chances and bought a plane ticket to L.A., and this is how it all started.
TJ: What was your first shoot like?
KK: My first nude photo shoot was strange. Not because I was shy, but because I didn’t know what to do exactly. I was really inexperienced and I didn’t know what the photographer expected of me. It turned out okay, and I really liked the pictures. My first sex scene was shot in Germany, before I went to America. I wanted to make sure I liked it. It was easy because by that time I had already done solo masturbation videos and many nude photo shoots. I was used to being naked in front of a crew. The fact that I had sex on camera didn’t bother me that much. The guy was very nice. I think I was a little insecure because I wanted to do a good job, but other than that it was fun.
TJ: Were the other cast and crew members helpful during your early scenes? What did they do to help you?
KK: The guy I worked with in my first German scene was very nice and he explained some things to me. When I came to the San Fernando Valley and shot my first scene here I pretty much looked into Vince Vouyer’s face which was saying “Alright, are you ready for two dicks in your ass?”
TJ: What made you decide to go back for a second scene?
KK: After that experience I went to America in March 2003 and in my first month I already shoot 25 scenes. It was crazy, I didn’t think I would be so popular right away. I realized everybody in the industry, my co-workers, directors, and fans liked me so I just stuck with it.
TJ: What do you think made you so popular?
KK: That fact that I was all natural with a big butt, did anal from the very start and didn’t mind working with African-American co-workers.
TJ: How do you prepare for a scene?
KK: I don’t do anything special. Take a shower, shave, wash my hair, pack the clothes they ask for in my suitcase, maybe go tanning the day before. I have an enema before anal scenes. But that’s it. No big deal.
TJ: If you were going to create a scene for yourself to perform, what would it entail?
KK: I’m very spontaneous, but it would have a nice and sensual blow job with a lot of eye contact, teasing and talking, passionate sex with anal, and a nice facial.
TJ: If you could change anything about the business, what would it be?
KK: I would put the legal starting age for porn to twenty-one, and I would enforce protected sex for any filming. It would also be great to have a porn actors union, but that will never happen.
TJ: If you were not acting, what would you be doing?
KK: I would be a secretary and sit in an office all day long.
(from the upcoming book, Penetrating Questions with the People Who Turn You on, by Tom J and Dirty Dave)
By Tom J
Tom J: Where did you enter the business? Did you get into it in Florida, or in California, New York?
Sophia Lynn: I did my first scene, which was a BJ POV, in Florida.
TJ: What got you into it? What led to the opportunity?
SL: I was doing some mainstream modeling and working from home. The offer was made by my manager to do one scene, and I thought, why not? What would it hurt, really? And it was a whirlwind from there. Because I did the first scene, and I was out here in Los Angeles a week later.
TJ: What was your first day of work like? You’re going to the set, what’s going through your head?
SL: When I went to my first scene?
TJ: yeah.
SL: I was scared out of my mind. I was a Sunday school teacher. [I laugh] Yeah, I know. This wasn’t exactly what most Sunday school teachers would think about doing. But, I wasn’t quite sure what would happen. I didn’t know what I was going to do. It could have been a one-time thing. I didn’t know if this was a plot to hurt me or something. But once I got there, and I actually met the person that I was doing the scene with, they were very, very nice. The person understood, and they sat me down and talked to me. He was great. I was so comfortable with the whole thing.
TJ: As you were leaving that first shoot, what were you thinking then? A lot of it had been demystified for your. Were you thinking about, “Do I want to do another one?” What was going on?
SL: Actually, as soon as I did the first scene, my initial thoughts were I could do this all day long. I love it. But, then you battle back and forth, is this okay? Is this right? Can I do this? But I knew that I really wanted to go out to Los Angeles as soon as I left the place.
TJ: That was an easy decision for you?
SL: It wasn’t an easy decision for me. I battled with it even when I was out here in LA. I was accepting that I was not a bad person for what I do. A lot of people outside the industry don’t agree with it.
TJ: Despite the fact that they spend a considerable sum of their own money on it.
SL: Exactly. But if you’re not in it, at one point or another, you’ll watch it or buy it or be associated with it in one way or another. You know? It was a battle for me to accept the fact that I enjoy it and I’m not a bad person because I enjoy it.
TJ: Is there anything in particular that you do to prepare for a scene?
SL: Besides showering, which is a good thing.
TJ: True enough
SL: That’s always a plus in this business. Some people don’t use it as much as they should. Really, I work with a lot of people that I’ve worked with before. When I meet people on set, I like to get to know them and know them as a person. And get a feel that everyone who is involved is comfortable with everything. And that we know the other person’s boundaries. That’s the biggest thing I love to do and make sure that everybody’s comfortable.
TJ: Let’s talk about that conversation for a second. Is this part of the basic etiquette of a shoot? Do you know to go up to each other and talk about these things?
SL: Yes. A lot of people may or may not do that, I’m not sure. For me, I know to go to the people I’ll be working with and discuss boundaries, what’s okay. And I always spend at least a little bit of time on set with them, and I’m blessed to generally have that time to get to know them a bit.
TJ: One of the questions that I get form a lot of readers is what is your life like aside from what you do? Do you do the normal things that “normal people” do?
SL: It’s so funny, because I’m not your typical person in this industry at all. My idea of a good night is a 12-pack of bud light and a 4-wheeler. It’s hard for me when you say that. I am very, very normal. I am a southern girl, born and raised, and I’m proud of it. I cook dinner every night for my roommate, her friends, whatever. I go to the grocery store, probably about 4 times a week. It’s kind of sad, actually [laughing].
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