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Hi, AD.

I'm Dakota.

Welcome to my house.

I moved here about five years ago,

and it was the second house I looked at,

and the first house I ever bought bought.

I love wood and I love light and windows and green so I just fell in love.

Ryan Murphy lived in this house first and he loved it

so much too but his family got bigger so he moved out.

Lucky.

And this is the living room.

I hang out in here.

I read people kind of are always coming in

and out of my house and everyone hangs out in this room obviously not only

because it's a living room but because it's like one of the only places to sit.

The furniture is vintage and the couches were original

and we recovered them in this amazing crushed mohair

and this table came with the house I bought it with the house

which was lucky it's pretty cool on the bottom it's bamboo

the piano is vintage it's an antique Wurlitzer I play like

badly hi that's Zeppelin he wants to show you his dinosaur this is not an antique this thing

but I have a record collection that goes all the way and I just alphabetized them and it's really exciting.

Right now is Ram, Paul McCartney.

It's a really great album and a really great album to listen to on vinyl.

And this amazing thing happens at certain times of day,

like really early in the morning, 7am.

Light from the sun on the pool does this on the ceiling and I think it's the coolest.

This is my office.

I read scripts in here.

I have meetings in here sometimes.

I actually don't really get any work done because I get distracted by everything that's in here.

My favorite thing about it,

I guess, is these bookshelves that I built into the walls.

Originally, they were just these really beautiful,

like, clean wood slabs, and then they started to fall because I have a lot of books.

These ones were sent to me by Patti Smith.

I said, I love your poetry so much.

I love your work.

And so she wrote me little notes in all of these books that she sent me.

This is a weird pile.

Don't focus on this pile of books.

Let's just put these ones in a different,

we'll just put them down here go to a cooler pile

this is cool it's a wax mushroom this i was working with chanel a long time ago

and my alias was punk rock and i thought

that was funny they're silly awards i don't even know i'm

not an awards person barb is such a great character barb didn't come back in season two, did she?

They totally forgot about Barb in the Upside Down.

That sucks, she's still there.

Oh, sex and the Constitution,

that's a really interesting one.

Sex, religion, and law from America's origins.

Oh Jesus!

What a weird girl.

This was a Polaroid of Hunter Thompson,

who was my dad's best friend and a very dear like godfather figure to me

and I love it

so much even with his boobies this is an amazing photographer named Alice Mann

and she photographs these marching band girls in South Africa

and the energy is amazing and it makes me feel hopeful

that is a photograph of my grandma at her house at Shambhala with one of her tigers.

Let's go in the dining room.

This table actually we designed it and had it made.

I mean it's a smaller room and we didn't want to lose the rug

and the light and we kind of wanted the table to disappear and these chairs look like little humans.

They're so gorgeous.

This I found on First Dibs maybe.

I f***ing love First Dibs so much.

I have some crystals, yeah.

This one is cool because it has a dandelion inside.

Isn't that so cool?

People tend to give crystals as gifts in LA and that's great.

I love them.

There's a really big one over there in the corner.

That guy, that crystal is crazy and it projects good vibes into you know,

the house and at people.

This is my little kitchen.

We painted it.

We painted it this green color.

I love green.

I lived in New York before I moved into this house,

and then before I moved to New York,

I lived in a house and I painted the kitchen green,

but I totally f***ed up the color,

and it was like the most atrocious color green.

It was so hardcore.

It looked insane, like terrible.

But then I got it right on this one, I think.

I love cooking.

I cook a lot and I bake a lot.

I love limes.

I love them.

They're great.

I love them so much and I like to present them like this in my house.

And how cool is this?

It's dying, that plant, now that I'm looking at it.

That's so sad.

There we go.

I never ever thought that I'd be like a dish person because I don't get it at all the psychology of it.

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I don't understand why anyone would collect loads of dishes.

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Or people who have china and like china cabinets,

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I was always like, what?

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Why?

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I don't get it.

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But this is so cool!

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Here I am with loads of dishes.

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Look at these.

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Never have I used this.

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What is that for?

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Oh, it's for teacups.

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Got it.

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I mean, can you stand it?

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They're the coolest.

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Wouldn't you want a drink out of that?

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I never do, because they're too cool.

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They're just for sitting in this...cabinet.

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My company is called Tea Time Pictures,

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so tea is a big deal for me.

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But also caffeine is a big deal for me,

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which I need some of it now.

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That's upstairs where my bedroom is,

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but we're not going up there.

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This is outside.

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I wanted you to see this table and chairs over here

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because this was made out of the wood from Winston Churchill's yacht.

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I'm not lying.

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And I think that's the coolest thing ever.

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And look at how these chairs fit.

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Nobody can really sit in this table

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because the chairs wobble in these cracks in the slabs of pavement and people fall out of them and it sucks.

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But isn't that so satisfying and amazing?

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I planted this tree when I moved in and it was a little baby and I got some

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Whoppers of lemons on that one,

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but this one look they're like perfectly placed oranges on this tree Can you believe that how beautifully they're placed?

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It's like I did it for this very reason this was meant to be an herb garden

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and I never planted any herbs in it

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and I'm just looking at it now and And it looks so crazy in here.

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I didn't ever do anything and all this wild started growing in it, like this guy.

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What are you even?

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Weeds.

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You know that on a lot of tea bags,

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they have little fortunes on the back of the tea tab.

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And I really take them very seriously.

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And one that I get all the time is the difference between a flower and a weed is judgment.

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So think about that.

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I finally recently got outdoor furniture.

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For a while it was looking pretty grim out here.

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This is like an amazing little double chair situation that I love.

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It's one piece.

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I thought it would be really,

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really pretty if there were some flowers and things out here,

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because this house can tend to feel really masculine.

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These chairs are not meant to be put outside.

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They're very delicate and expensive,

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but they look so good out here, so who cares?

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My cat chicken is buried here,

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which is not funny, but I don't know why I think it's funny to tell you that.

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The pool's heated a little,

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so I can go in it all the time,

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and also it doesn't really get cold here.

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So up here, these are some stairs that lead you to this place up here,

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which is a hot tub, which is so cold.

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Bamboo grows so crazy fast,

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I don't know if you know that,

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and my neighbors on that side are in a war with me about how high the bamboo in the driveway is growing,

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which is insane.

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Because why would I want people to be able to see in my house?

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I can't believe that I'm even letting you guys in my house!

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So they can just shove it.

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This is this gorgeous, just randomly placed flower arrangement.

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And that's my bedroom!

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Sneaky.

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Yeah, let's go back downstairs now.

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Zeppelin...oh sh**!

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Don't...what are you gonna do?

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Go get it!

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That one's probably lost forever.

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Thank you so much for coming, A.D.

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I hope you liked the tour in my house,

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but I really would like for you to leave now, so...

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Beat it.

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Thank you.

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