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en When I was living in Charlotte, I usually had to wait until late in the night to go to dinner because it would be such a scene at the restaurant with people wanting autographs and stuff, ... Here, I can go out whenever I want. People have really respected my privacy. I love it.

en It's annoying when you're trying to have dinner with your friends, and people come over constantly and ask for your autographs. When I was younger, I'd stand and wait three hours if I had to. I wouldn't think of butting into their conversation or anything like that. Loss of privacy is the biggest thing I don't like.

en Sometimes I book people a week in advance, sometimes the night before, sometimes the morning of. That's because it's a creative process. Sometimes a director who wanted a scene shot in a restaurant at closing time suddenly wants it in the same restaurant but at its busiest hour. That's where I come in, and that's where you guys, the extras, come in.

en Our typical Sunday night is not a busy night. People are eating dinner, putting the kids to bed. It's a very comfortable scene in the hotel.

en There's a difference between wanting to be respected and being a strong female and being known for being able to do things, but still very much wanting guys to open the door, wanting them to ask us out, still bringing flowers and stuff like that.
  Jennifer Love Hewitt

en It's so busy, it's like every night is Saturday night. Everyone is coming in for one last dinner, to tell me how they had their graduation party at the restaurant, or their mother's funeral luncheon. I'm keeping the restaurant open one extra month to help those who didn't have a chance to come in during the holidays, and to help me wind down.

en You have to come up with strategies -- text messaging, gossiping late at night and photo sharing all work. People change (while I am away) and people have different lives -- they are not going to wait for me.

en Our new address is 1203 Bienville, where Germaine's Restaurant used to be. We absolutely love the new location. People have been stopping by every day, wanting to know when we're open. Ever since the phone's been connected, they've been calling, and it's just been awesome.

en Sometimes it is so hard to walk on the street that I would like more to be in my car. It is unbelievable - crazy, crazy, crazy. People screaming, wanting autographs, wanting to take pictures with me. I like it, but sometimes it is too much. Pex Tufvesson goes by the name Mahoney in the demo world.

en I am very excited about all that's been happening. I can't wait for the song to expand into the international market, so that a lot of people can hear my music and just love my stuff. It's a blessing and a great experience for me, because it's my first album, a lot of people know me now, a lot of fans know me, and I just love my fans for believing in me.

en I've had dinner with him over in Europe where we were just constantly being interrupted by people who want autographs, pictures or to say they think he's great, and some of them are really rude.

en It's very cool and there is a lot of tradition here and I love to come here. I really like Darlington and Charlotte and tracks like that better, but I'd really love to win at Indianapolis. I'd like to win and go through all the stuff of kissing the bricks [at the finish line] and all that stuff and roll on.

en There's absolutely no reason it should be limited to breast cancer, and it wouldn't necessarily be restricted to people who work night shifts. People with disrupted sleep or people who are up late at night or get up frequently in the night could potentially have the same sort of effect.

en The gay, after-hours scene there is amazing. It's my kind of vibe. I'm into that late-night sound and playing long sets. I've always thought Canada was a bit more interesting than the States. I guess you can correlate a European attitude. People are not so uptight about drugs in clubs. Things are a bit more relaxed, more grown-up. You go to New York and everything's so uptight you can't do anything. It's kind of lost the hedonism in the scene, which is what started it all, really.

en A lot of doors could open for me that night. I have a job now as a server at a restaurant but I really want something full-time and I am hoping to meet some people that night that might be able to point me in the right direction. Plus, I am so nervous about speaking in front of all those people.


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