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I was just texting my best friends also called Minnie and it's really weird.

We got into a mistaken identity.

We're both pretty hardcore surfers and this kind of walk-in Yahoo,

gotten the way of her kid and was yelling at her kid and she got into this massive fight

with him.

Anyway, it got back to everybody that it was Minnie and I took the heat. I was getting the text mess just late in the night. Like, you gotta dial back the agro. Like it's not cool in the water with the kids. And I was like, excuse me. You're a good friend, Mini Driver. That's a good friend thing to do. Is really much. Are you the famous Mini too? Like, I mean, that sounds like a gauche question, but like if you're the famous mini of the two minis,

you're always going to do. It's really, are you the famous mini too? Like, I mean, that sounds like a ghost question,

but like,

if you're the famous mini of the two minis,

you're always going to take the heat. That can't be good. By the way, it is, it's true. It's like my dad said he'd never get on a plane with a celebrity because if the plane went down, he refused to be and others.

Yep.

Fuck that.

I always think that when I see somebody more famous than me on a plane.

I'm like, damn, if we go down, no one's going to remember me. to others. Yep. Fuck that. I always think that when I see somebody more famous than me on a plane.

I'm like, damn, if we go down, no one's going to remember me.

Hello, I'm Minnie Driver.

Welcome to Mini Questions Season 2.

I've always loved Proust's questionnaire.

It was originally an 19th century parlor game where players would ask each other

35 questions aimed at revealing the other player's true nature. It's just the scientific method,

really. In asking different people the same set of questions, you can make observations about

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