Hi, I'm Olivia Wilde, director of Book Smart, and today we're gonna play last thing on my phone.

It's a cute one, my daughter looking really cute.

I take a lot of pictures of both of them.

I always knew that my daughter always looks like she's posing for her own lifestyle magazine.

Come into my pool.

Let's make mock tales like That's her vibe.

She's too Oh, Jesus.

Let's see.

This was the selfie, so I could try to learn how my brilliant makeup artist Melanie and closest as our smoky ice.

So I took a really badly framed Sophie to try to memorize how she was applying the makeup.

So it's it's not a great it's not a great one.

It's in all caps.

It's very aggressive.

It involves lots of exclamation points.

I sent it to my friend Diana.

She sent me a picture of a box of true botanicals, which is this amazing skin care that I use that I tell everyone about.

And she said, Okay, bitch, this better be everything you say it is or else, and I wrote It is, I promise.

I don't know why I had to scream it, but I felt strongly.

So I screamed it at her with four exclamation points.

A restaurant called Night and Market Song.

It's really good Thai food.

They have the best pad Thai.

You know why it's moist pat.

I should be saucy.

It's not this like dry clump that lands in one piece.

It's a saucy noodle dish, and I feel like only they understand that.

Don't be weird.

Don't be weird.

It says, Welcome to Earth Babies.

That's what I put in my Google search and what that is.

I was trying to find this Kurt Vonnegut quote.

That's really, really great.

I clearly wrote it, like while doing for other things, because not one word is spelled correctly.

Welcome to hurt Bobby's.

But my intention was welcome to Earth Babies.

I know this without even looking, but it's the drool.

It's the drool face.

I d'oh this lady, this guy, a lot of this, this one with the little monocle that is the appropriate response to anything.

It's either shack doing the shimmy or it's Oprah going, and I feel like both of those can really be also in response to anything.

Recently, I've been using one of the Olsen twins eating lots of spaghetti.

Oh my God, what any of these mean my Children?

It's outdated, which feels unfair to them.

This was at least a year ago.

I've seen them since then.

It's a note that I wrote to Malia Obama.

We were at Harvard screening book Smart for the students there, and I really, really wanted to get Malia to come see the movie.

She didn't, but maybe if she had read this note, doesn't everyone have a note?

Amalia in their phone.

Bobby Kind of all a who I worked with on vinyl.

And it's just to thank you.

I'm friends with all my co stars.

I love everyone I've ever worked with that that looks like it was the last one.

And listen, forgetting someone.

There's a book smart thread for everybody involved in book smart, and it's pretty bonkers right now.

There's a lot of crazy gifts on that one.

PA Patrol.

I have two Children.

When I take them to school, they make me listen to Papa Troll.

The theme song looks like well, isn't a pup pup boogie.

I listen to it on Repeat.

It's sort of like what I imagine, like a really intense prison camp when you're being tortured with music and sound.

My version of that is Pa Patrol On the drive to school, I don't listen to voice mails.

I'm very curious who tried?

Oh, it's from Katie Silverman.

She wrote Book Smart and she's the best She knows me.

She those weeks Oh, I paid a baby sitter.

I'm always trying to figure out, like like a fun way to write the description, because I just feel like that's what you're supposed to do on Venmo.

I'm not one of those weirdos who does public Venmo because, like, what's going on with that?

Why do you want us to see what you're spending money?

I don't understand it.

I don't want to see the people I went to high school with paying for transactions with Emojis.

That just makes me wonder like, Are you buying drugs?

I can't tell.

I'm a lift lady somewhere in Brooklyn.

Where is this place?

I was somewhere on Flatbush.

I don't know where I was going.

It was 12:15 a.m. Where is that?

I don't know, but thank you.

Um, air.

It was a lovely ride.

Oh, I always give five.

Because I want them to give me judging by these last things on my phone, I take strange middle of the night lift rides into Brooklyn and send a lot of drooling emojis.

And I should take more pictures of my kids.

I think that I'm okay, Lauren.