Tiffany Haddish names her pets after things she wants to have more. Namely, sleeping.
Her sleeping dog and sleepy and Catonic cats (which she adopted from the whole film on the theme of “Keanu” cats) makes her house in the Crenshaw district in Los Angeles. This and its underwear. “I spent six months here and there making films, but my animals and my underwear, my trophies, everything is in Los Angeles,” she says.
In Sunday Funday, people give us a game game of their Sunday ideal in the city. Find ideas and an inspiration where to go, what to eat and how to enjoy life on weekends.
After having rebounded around the host houses through Socal throughout her childhood, the actress made a permanent house of the South Center of the “South Central is the safest place to live, geographically,” said Haddish, who has invested in a property in the region and others in the County of Los Angeles. “Everything I buy in the County of Los Angeles, I pay attention to the fault lines. South Central is the safest place to be with regard to floods, natural disasters, fires. I have a property in other states, but I don't live there. I house young people with foster family. ”
Haddish, who recently produced and appears in the Docuseries Vice “Black Comedy in America” (now available for streaming on Philo), says that her perfect Sunday would have passed inside in solitude. “I normally spend my Sundays to rent and worship and rest,” said Haddish, who is Jewish-eroque heritage. “I cook and sleep and try to abstain from being around a bunch of people because I'm still around a bunch of people. I would prefer to stay in bed all day and read my Torah, cook and watch cartoons. This is what I would prefer. “
But if she is forced outside, on Sunday of the comedian's dream would start with a movement followed by stops for shrimp and barbecue.
This interview was slightly modified and condensed for duration and clarity.
7 am: Kenneth Hahn Park hike
I will probably do this once every two months, but I like to start Kenneth Hahn Park And then continue this hike through the MRT bridge (Mark Ridley-Thomas) to Marina Del Rey. You can walk to Marina Del Rey, which is really creepy. And then while I walk, I will stop in a fruit truck that immediately has Jefferson. I'm going to stop there, get something from this truck, continue my walk and take it to the marina.
It takes like two to three hours, depending on the speed at which you walk. I'm going to start in the morning, then when I arrive at the place, it will be spent three hours. Then I will get one of them from lime scooters and turn home or go back. It will therefore be like a whole day of walking. Or I'm going to jump into a Uber and go home.
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7 p.m.: Launch the day with a bar lesson
I hate going to the gymnasium because people feel like you need to talk to you or guide you throughout your training. Or try to take photos or film yourself while you do it. HAS Pure barEveryone trains at the same time so that you don't have time to take your phone and take photos. People don't bother me there, it's a complete body training and it's only 50 minutes. And your body looks phenomenal. It's a good training.
If I go early to class, I will get the pastrami to Metro And let it stand in the refrigerator until 1 p.m. Unless I have business meetings all day long, I will not get it at all. But this is my treat for me.
I'm quickly intermittent, so I don't eat (between 8 p.m. and 1 p.m.). So I'm going to die of hunger until 1 p.m. There are no limits to meals between 1 p.m. and 8 p.m., this is what my stomach can manage. Put this in the article: “Unlimited meals up to 8.”
2 p.m.: Supply with shrimps and sides
Sunday is Mel's Fish Shack Or Original take -away grill of D. (At Mel) I receive the red snap and the combo dinner with shrimp with potato salad and green cabbage. Always. I used to get the crab soup all the time, but they stopped doing it because they said it was too expensive to do.
(At D) I will have the chest dinner or the barbecue shrimp. And it makes this Gombo which is fire, usually on Sunday.
Most of the time, however, I return on a Sunday morning, so I will stop at Lax tacos Whenever I get out of the plane because they have the best tacos in Los Angeles. Especially their shrimp tacos – Fire!
4 p.m.: Stand stop in the district
The districtFrom Crenshaw, they have this fried lobster that will make you want to slap your mother! All the food of the district is fire. Drinks are good on a Sunday, but I like to go there generally on Wednesday or Tuesday because they have live groups. But see, I don't do that all the time, because you must certainly be ready to be social. And every time I go, I meet someone from my past. I say to myself, “Am I ready for a meeting?” Which is good when he is someone cool; It's not ok when it's your ex.
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4 p.m.: Date of day in Alta Adams
Sundays in summer, Alta Adams On this outdoor patio and I think they have discounts on drinks on Sunday. I don't drink anymore, so I don't know about it, but I'm sitting on the terrace in summer, especially if I go to an appointment or something. I will do like a date of day, a date before the dichère – “Come at 4 years old or I will meet you at 5.” And then I can be at home at 8 am.
8 p.m.: Relax at home
In my house, I will literally read scripts, writing jokes, writing films, in my garden. And then if I'm ready to look at something, I'm going to watch cartoons: “Thundercates”, “Strawberry shortcakes”, “Family Guy”, “American Dad”, “Big Mouth”. I look at “Solar Opposites” because I only receive the pages for my scenes, so I don't really know what's going on in the series. So I'm going to look like: “It's crazy.” And I like “South Park”. I love a good step back. “Ninja Turtles”? I will be happy as hell. “Snorks.” I love cartoons because I know nobody really gets injured. I have the impression that many of these shows, you will hear stories about people's stuff and that you will be, damn.
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8 p.m.: Comedy that ends at night
Sunday evening, I will make a comedy show. My favorite place at the East The Laughter Factory. But a Sunday, I will probably be improvisation Or The comedy storeor in a theater. He did not meet my table to be at the laughter factory, even if it is my favorite club and I invested there. Never a Sunday.
