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Hey everyone, you know today's guests from One Tree Hill, Pretty Little Liars, Chicago Med, The Vampire Diaries, and a lot more. Here's Tori DeVito.

Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to On Qualified with your host, Ana Faris.

Hi Tori! Thank you so much for joining me. My pleasure, thank you for having me. Are you in Chicago or in Michigan?

I'm in Michigan right now because I read that you have a farm there. Is that right?

I do. It's an inactive farm at the moment because I've never been here full-time, nor have I ever thought I was going to live here full-time, but I have a bar and I have the whole thing. I just have to figure out what to do with it.

You have to tell me about this journey. It sounds like a dream. It's honestly amazing. Right now, I'm actually living here full-time. I wasn't ready to go back to LA or anything, so I'm just living here until I don't want to anymore.

It's amazing. It's so quiet. It's so peaceful. It's so dark at night, which took a little bit of getting used to.

I kind of wanted to make it into a dog hospice, but I'm not really sure yet. Honestly, I'm in a adult-tap class here.

We have a recital in May, and my mom was like, no, I was like, yes. I'm so excited about it.

That is awesome. I've just been ingratiating myself in this very small town.

It's been so much fun, and I love it so much. It's nowhere I thought I would be right now, but I'm loving it.

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