Adrienne Iapalucci
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853 appearances
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2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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It doesn't matter. Sure.
I'm so close to killing myself every week, it doesn't matter. Who cares?
They're married, so he died when I was like 22, I think, and he had brain cancer and died. And then she right away, like she, and my mom was like 45 when he died, so my mom was still pretty hot.
And then she roped another guy in. Well, but this is the thing, we had this house, nobody could fix anything, so it's like someone has to fuck someone. Like someone has to keep up the house. Yeah.
Sink's leaking. No one knows that we couldn't start the lawnmower. It's like somebody's got to bang someone.
So, no, we were in a house because my dad's parents died, and that's how we got a house.
No, my dad adopted me. Okay. Yeah. So he dies. We buy a house. They buy a house in 96, and he dies like five years later.
Me, my mom, and my sister. My mom's not working. You know, I'm like 22. My sister's probably like 17 or 18 or maybe a little older, 19. Uh-huh. Yeah, and, like, bills are coming in. And, like, my dad, because he's, like, a degenerate gambler, he's been taking money from his pension the whole time.
So there's not, like, a lot of money.
I don't know what he did, but we would go with him and sit in the car and he would go in and bet and do whatever he was doing. My mom also forced him to go to Gamblers Anonymous while he's gambling. It's like the whole thing is crazy.
I went to OTB since I was six. We went so often, the girl, I knew the girl behind the counter. She had my school picture up. We went so often to the OTV. She knew us. She had my school picture. Because we were like family to her. She knew us. We were like there all the time.
Yeah, I mean, we're in the OTV all the time. It's the worst. You didn't go to lacrosse camp? No, I wish. We went to the OTV. Holy shit. And that's when everyone was smoking, too. Sure.
I don't think we even got anything. Really? All my dad's money was for my dad. Do you know what I mean? He was very cheap with us. He didn't want to... We went to Catholic school, which is crazy to me. So he paid for it. It is expensive, but he also was living in his mom's building, and he was rarely ever paying rent.
So he would not pay my tuition, or he'd pay it late, and then I'd have to go back to him like a bookie and be like, you got to pay the rent.
Yes. They would be like, here's the thing. Give this to your dad. This is for the tuition. I'm like, why am I doing this? You guys call him. That's fucked up.
Yeah, I mean, we were.
Sure. And my mom, like after my mom's mother died, she had a wallet just a 20s and I would just go in there and take them. Or I don't, you know, lie about something. And then I started working pretty early. I was like 16. What was your first job? My first job, I think, was answering the phones at a pizzeria.
I had a lot of attitude.
I worked at an icy place for like a day.
Emilio's.
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