Tina Fey Says There's 1 Thing Rich People Do That She Can't Stand
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“I judge it,” the “SNL” alum said about a particular trend embraced by other celebrities.
It’s safe to say that you won’t be seeing a Tina Fey line of frames at your local LensCrafters anytime soon.
On Tuesday, Amy Poehler debuted her new podcast, “Good Hang,” and had her BFF and fellow “Saturday Night Live” alum, Fey, as her first guest.
About 28 minutes into the episode, Poehler remarks on how Fey has really great hair and told listeners that she’s been pushing the “Mean Girls” creator to have “a hair campaign” or “a glasses line” for years, to Fey’s obvious chagrin.
Sensing that Fey was annoyed by this suggestion, Poehler asked: “Why do you not have a glasses line? You hate money?”
“I… do kind of hate money,” Fey joked. “As we know, I’m terrible with money.”
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