Lily Vonnegut (The Most Popular Girls in School): The Internet is Terrible

Why Mommy Drinks

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Parenting, Kids & Family

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🗓️ 10 July 2017

⏱️ 60 minutes

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This week, Amanda and Betsy are joined by Lily Vonnegut. Lily is an actor, producer (The Most Popular Girls in School on YouTube) and mother of 2. Today's episode is basically about how terrible the Internet can be.

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0:00.0	My mommy he drinks. Why money drinks?
0:19.0	Hey everyone, welcome to Why Mommy drinks. This is Betsy Stover.
0:20.0	And I'm Amanda Allen.
0:22.0	And this week we are joined by Lily Vonnegut. Hello!
0:25.2	Hi, thanks for having me. Welcome. Lily is an actor, a voiceover artist, a what else? You just told me a producer writer to you right do you
0:37.5	right to no not a writer not a writer scratch that producer She produces the show, the most popular girls in school and she also plays the star, right?
0:49.2	She's like the one of the leads or the lead, Brittany Matthews.
0:52.0	In my mind, you're like, yeah yeah she's the star I know she's
0:55.8	one of the stars.
0:56.8	That validation.
0:58.0	Lily is the ultimate villain she also plays Bianca Bikini on the Power Puff
1:02.4	girls and and she hates us so she
1:06.7	he doesn't hate us she hates everyone.
1:08.7	Welcome to the podcast.
1:10.7	I hate you. I hate you.
1:13.0	How many kids do you have?
1:15.0	I have two.
1:16.0	Two. And how old are they?
1:17.0	My oldest will be three and a half next month and my youngest is 15 months today.
1:22.0	Oh, right. My niece is 18 months today. Oh, right.
1:23.0	My youngest turned 18 months, hello.
1:25.0	So three and a half and 15 months.
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