Courtney Klein

And he, like, smacked the bed with his belt.

Like, that was my dad.

Like, he couldn't... There was no way.

Like, that's how... So, we didn't have a very big family.

I had one brother.

And, you know, it was just a good childhood.

So, I feel like...

my dad's like there's like two memories you know like there's two separate time frames it's like my dad before the accident my dad after the accident um and it's it's kind of like my my childhood's like split into if that makes sense so

I had my license.

It had my license for a little while.

And my dad had this big truck that I loved.

Like I thought I was so cool in that truck.

Like my friends would get in the truck with me.

So we were, I grew up in West Virginia, closer to Kentucky.

Most of your roads are like back roads.

You've got to pull over to the side to let another car through.

So that's how my neighborhood road was.

Had some blind spots in it.

I was driving around with my friends in the truck, and we were going to meet our boyfriends, but we had to run home first.

And I remember like, you know, I'm in a hurry.