Adam Pally

We were all very close.

The three of us were close because, um, uh,

my because again like my parents were so behind the eight ball and when my dad finally was able to open up his practice he had gone to medical school at 34 with three kids and was like in major debt and you know it was just like everything they had went towards keeping that afloat and so i'll the three of us again it was like kind of being homeschooled in a way like

We went to school, but a lot of it was just like taking care of them, them taking care of, you know, it was like everybody worked together because you just had to.

Right.

The family, everyone had to have a role.

Everyone had to have a job in order to keep.

Every day.

Yeah.

What were some of your roles?

Like for me, when I was on the show, people find it hard to believe, but my mom, every single day I'd come home and she'd be like, all right.

And I'd be like, oh, I'm so tired from work and school.

And she'd be like, great.

Well, we're about ready to have dinner.

Go out there and clean up the dog poop.

And like that was one of my chores.

I had to go out.

I absolutely.

And I every day before I went to work, I had to get up and make my bed.

And and I was involved in helping my mom make dinner every night.