Martha Stewart.Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/GettyMartha Stewartis keeping it real.The lifestyle guru, 82, appeared onThe Drew Barrymore ShowFriday, when she revealed her tip for getting dinner party guests to leave, as well as what to do if they don’t get the hint.After hostDrew Barrymoreasked Stewart how to go about dealing with guests who have overstayed their welcome, theMartha Cooksstar candidly said, “Frankly I just say, ‘I’m going to bed I’ll see you.’ I do, I just say that.“But as Barrymore, 48, inquired what to do if guests still decide to stay, Stewart told her, “Well, just turn the lights off. Set off the fire alarm.““One night I had the fire department show up. Nobody would leave, we just put the fire alarm on,” she continued, before admitting: “Not really, we did have a malfunction in the furnace and the whole fire department showed up and the fire chief came in he told everybody get outside. It was like zero outside and he made everybody go outside without their phones. That’s one way to get rid of them.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Drew Barrymore, Martha Stewart.The Drew Barrymore Show/Ash BeanStewart and Barrymore also had acandid conversation about napping, which the50 First Datesactress detailed she has a “very strong opinion” on.After Barrymore revealed that she “had a relationship with a guy who just napped all the time,” she noted that “it made me sick to my stomach,” to which Stewart inquired, “He just napped off when you were talking?““Yeah, he was just so tired all the time, he would nap all the time,” Barrymore responded, before asking Stewart if she “would date a napper.““I don’t know,” she responded. “If he did other things. If he were the most fabulous man and in the world and I was madly in love with him and he wanted to take a nap every now and then, that’s fine with me.“The Drew Barrymore Showairs Monday through Friday on CBS.Check your local listings.
Martha Stewart.Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
Martha Stewartis keeping it real.The lifestyle guru, 82, appeared onThe Drew Barrymore ShowFriday, when she revealed her tip for getting dinner party guests to leave, as well as what to do if they don’t get the hint.After hostDrew Barrymoreasked Stewart how to go about dealing with guests who have overstayed their welcome, theMartha Cooksstar candidly said, “Frankly I just say, ‘I’m going to bed I’ll see you.’ I do, I just say that.“But as Barrymore, 48, inquired what to do if guests still decide to stay, Stewart told her, “Well, just turn the lights off. Set off the fire alarm.““One night I had the fire department show up. Nobody would leave, we just put the fire alarm on,” she continued, before admitting: “Not really, we did have a malfunction in the furnace and the whole fire department showed up and the fire chief came in he told everybody get outside. It was like zero outside and he made everybody go outside without their phones. That’s one way to get rid of them.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Drew Barrymore, Martha Stewart.The Drew Barrymore Show/Ash BeanStewart and Barrymore also had acandid conversation about napping, which the50 First Datesactress detailed she has a “very strong opinion” on.After Barrymore revealed that she “had a relationship with a guy who just napped all the time,” she noted that “it made me sick to my stomach,” to which Stewart inquired, “He just napped off when you were talking?““Yeah, he was just so tired all the time, he would nap all the time,” Barrymore responded, before asking Stewart if she “would date a napper.““I don’t know,” she responded. “If he did other things. If he were the most fabulous man and in the world and I was madly in love with him and he wanted to take a nap every now and then, that’s fine with me.“The Drew Barrymore Showairs Monday through Friday on CBS.Check your local listings.
Martha Stewartis keeping it real.
The lifestyle guru, 82, appeared onThe Drew Barrymore ShowFriday, when she revealed her tip for getting dinner party guests to leave, as well as what to do if they don’t get the hint.
After hostDrew Barrymoreasked Stewart how to go about dealing with guests who have overstayed their welcome, theMartha Cooksstar candidly said, “Frankly I just say, ‘I’m going to bed I’ll see you.’ I do, I just say that.”
But as Barrymore, 48, inquired what to do if guests still decide to stay, Stewart told her, “Well, just turn the lights off. Set off the fire alarm.”
“One night I had the fire department show up. Nobody would leave, we just put the fire alarm on,” she continued, before admitting: “Not really, we did have a malfunction in the furnace and the whole fire department showed up and the fire chief came in he told everybody get outside. It was like zero outside and he made everybody go outside without their phones. That’s one way to get rid of them.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Drew Barrymore, Martha Stewart.The Drew Barrymore Show/Ash Bean
The Drew Barrymore Show/Ash Bean
Stewart and Barrymore also had acandid conversation about napping, which the50 First Datesactress detailed she has a “very strong opinion” on.
After Barrymore revealed that she “had a relationship with a guy who just napped all the time,” she noted that “it made me sick to my stomach,” to which Stewart inquired, “He just napped off when you were talking?““Yeah, he was just so tired all the time, he would nap all the time,” Barrymore responded, before asking Stewart if she “would date a napper.”
“I don’t know,” she responded. “If he did other things. If he were the most fabulous man and in the world and I was madly in love with him and he wanted to take a nap every now and then, that’s fine with me.”
The Drew Barrymore Showairs Monday through Friday on CBS.Check your local listings.
source: people.com
