What's happening? I haven't seen you forever. I know we're back in studio together. Yeah, today. It's the first time in months. Yeah, first time in a long time back in the studio. We have a double header.

Two special guests today. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Vanessa Falito. Yes, we haven't talked to in a long time. Awesome. Vanessa Falito who played Tina.

And also production designer Bob Shaw, who will get you later. But first up, Vanessa Falito born in Brooklyn, New York.

Started working as a fashion model in her teens in the 90s. She was a club kid. Were you a club kid? I wasn't officially, but I was around a little bit.

Yeah, right. And you were not. I'm a. Oh, I'm not a fucking club. And I'm an old man. No back then in the 90s. And I wasn't. I went to clubs, but I went to like clubs in Jersey.

She went to some like limelight. That was happening in the 90s. I went there a few times. Yeah, I was a. She's a bar. She's parties. She threw some really good parties and not.

Sometimes in locations that weren't clubs like I appear and stuff. I was in the 70s, man. You know, I went to space out of sea where they did, you know, say night fever.

Yeah, that's how old I am. She threw parties at a lot of the club. She's appeared in over 30 films and TV series, including CSI New Orleans, which I think just ended CSI New York 24, Grace,

and death proof. I think that was what Quentin Tarantino, Julie and Julia, what Merrill Street appeared in two episodes of The Surprinals, but made an impact. Yeah, she did the first one. She played Brian Tarantino's Mustangs Sally's girlfriend. And it was very quick, but they liked

there so much they brought her back. She made such an impression. They brought her back in kind of a more full-blown character, which is very rare. They don't often do that. No, they don't.

And she had scenes with yourself and, uh, Dre and D. Mateo, let's bring on the great out friend Vanessa for Lido. She is.

Hey, so we need another guinea on the show. We will miss you. We need. Good. How are you? Good to see you. Thanks. How are you guys doing?

I'm not doing all right. I don't really like Michael as much as I used to. We used to be good friends with us and then we started this. This, this podcast is cost a lot in terms of my well-being, my friendships. It's hard. You know what? You know, like Christopher says to Pauli, we're just two assholes in the woods. We're just two assholes in the studio doing a podcast.

Yeah, well, congratulations on all of your success. Thank you. Thank you. I think you was my whole family listens to it. This is like the biggest thing ever. They don't even care what I'm working on. They're like, where are you going? Who are you talking to? That's fantastic. That's cool. So you're from Brooklyn, right? You were born in Brooklyn?

My mom was born and raised. Caraguardians. Oh, downtown. Well, back then it wasn't really. It was all a caraguardians. It was a red hook. It was red hook. It was red hook. South Brooklyn. Now it's like, you know, all divided. Caraguardians. Cobble Hill.

Yeah, that's to jack up the property values, you know, exactly. You give it a name. Exactly what they did. Thanks. But it's beautiful. But it's beautiful down there. I like it down there a lot. It is beautiful. It's just very different. Obviously, you know, growing up there, everyone's door was open.

If there was a death in the family, everyone cooked food for the family. They took the kids in now. It's not like that. It's very different. Now it's a little yuppie-ish. It's very, very expensive. So a lot of the old time has got priced out of there. You know, and yeah, they call us the leftovers. Yeah, you know, they can do they really.

They do. All right. They call us the leftovers. My parents still have a hair salon there. Oh, really downtown there. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, give us a plug. What's the name of it? We'll get some. She delegates. She's a good name. Yeah. And it's on court street. It's on court street. I actually grew up. So right next door is Domingo's coffee. Those two businesses have been there forever. They're the leftovers. And I grew up in the apartment right upstairs. My grandmother still lives there. Oh, wow.

They didn't even have a think in the bathroom. Tiny railroad apartment. And they used to be looking to the kitchen to wash our hands. And there's a peteria. They used to be next to the Mico's house. He's he's a leftover too. But that block is just all leftovers. Mostly. Yeah.

My friend, I'm good friend. Dr. Victor Massey. He's on court street. He's our good friend. I don't know Dr. Victor. Mass. He's our good friend. He's our doctor. He's like best friends are my cut. You know, Luke. Callie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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