ALISON PILL
J—[laughs] What’s the last good piece of advice that you got?
A— Look people in the eye when you tell them you miss them.
J—I like that a lot and have never heard it. When’s the last time you’ve eaten a chocolate bar?
A—Um, I actually bought one on my way home.
J—You did?
A—Yeah.
J—On your way home from the Eighties?
A—What?
J—I don’t know, I haven’t bought a chocolate bar since the Eighties. That’s what came to mind.
A—Oh. Oh, I get it. [laughs]
J—Okay. Have you ever had a Baby Ruth?
A—Yeah, I know Baby Ruth.
J—Baby Ruth is the best.
A—Mmm… Almond Snickers is pretty much no joke.
J—That is no joke, actually. When I was playing hockey, I’d always see young diabetics carrying the Almond Snickers around, ‘cause that was their drug of choice.
A—Fuck you, insulin.
J— [laughs] Well, I’m back on the East Coast as of mid-next year.
A—Woo-hoo!
J—Well until then.
A—Until then. Talk to you soon.
J—Yes for sure. Talk soon.






