Monty Overbove: Going to movies, reading scripts, writing scripts, building small scale models of sets, giving opinions, giving lots of opinions, on everything. Swimming. Secretly jump-starting his cousin's life has moved more to the forefront of his mind.
Thurs Mathers: Planning the next hotel he's building. The theme will be built around a single song, a smell, or will be theme-less, which Thurs thinks might be ultimate theme. He also has some other pursuits he doesn't like being discussed on blogs such as this one.
Gomery Overbove: He likes to draw buildings and worlds. He takes long walks down Wilshire Boulevard, too, when he gets a half hour free, which is rare.
Prior Yates: Expensive, trendy pursuits, like parabicycling or airboating, catch his eye, but since he's usually making a film, he can't indulge, since there are contract clauses that say he has to stay safe during the filming. So he watches a lot of television and dozes, since he doesn't sleep very well at night.
Sutton Von Hunt: She's at ease with about anything; no problem watching a baseball game and getting what's happening and being able to parse the stats. No problem going to a dance. No problem asking a guy to dance. No problem making dinner when her grandma is under the weather. No problem hanging with Fair Finley when she's up in her head and twisted about something.
Fair Finley: If thinking could be a pastime, Fair's an ace. She reads and she naps and she watches people, especially at the hotel, so she can figure out how to do the job she was given too soon. She's an art fan. She likes that a picture can say something important instantly. That's not her forte, saying something concisely or getting to the point.
Wil and Bo Finley: They once took Dip #459, which happens to be a feta-gouda-shallot-apricot dip, and attempted to fill the Moonbeam Threshold, which would actually take about 300 gallons to fill, so they were off by several hundred gallons, much to their gooey, sticky disappointment. And their sister's.
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