Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend Mila Kunis
Jul 1, 2019
Mila Kunis, actress known for her roles in That '70s Show and Black Swan, chats with Conan about her unique perspective on frugality and how her immigrant background shaped her financial views. She shares humorous tales of childhood schemes, like selling bootleg T-shirts. Kunis also discusses the challenges of explaining fame to her kids and the importance of parenting with responsibility. The conversation blends personal anecdotes with heartfelt reflections on family life, revealing the balance between celebrity and authenticity.
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Bus to 70s Show
- Mila Kunis' parents took away her driving privileges as a teenager.
- She took the bus to tapings of That '70s Show and worked at Rite Aid with her mom.
Immigrant Mentality
- Mila Kunis attributes her non-wasteful habits to her immigrant mentality.
- She is cautious about spending and emphasizes the value of a dollar.
T-Shirt Scheme
- As a teenager, Mila Kunis and her friend ran money-making schemes.
- One involved illegally printing and selling band t-shirts on eBay.