Gene Simmons

never really understood it because from her, you know, they were lucky. All of Europe, not just Jewish households, but right after the Great Depression, 1929 and on, people couldn't even have an egg. There are photos of Germans with wheelbarrows full of Deutschmarks trying to get enough money together, just stacks of money to get a few eggs. People have no idea the great generation.

never really understood it because from her, you know, they were lucky. All of Europe, not just Jewish households, but right after the Great Depression, 1929 and on, people couldn't even have an egg. There are photos of Germans with wheelbarrows full of Deutschmarks trying to get enough money together, just stacks of money to get a few eggs. People have no idea the great generation.

never really understood it because from her, you know, they were lucky. All of Europe, not just Jewish households, but right after the Great Depression, 1929 and on, people couldn't even have an egg. There are photos of Germans with wheelbarrows full of Deutschmarks trying to get enough money together, just stacks of money to get a few eggs. People have no idea the great generation.

There are 100 million people that died in World War II. Even white people. I'm not even talking about black Asia or anything, just white Europeans. 100 million died. Starvation, war, killings, and all this stuff. It was insane. People who lived through that have a completely different point of view about life and the value of things.

There are 100 million people that died in World War II. Even white people. I'm not even talking about black Asia or anything, just white Europeans. 100 million died. Starvation, war, killings, and all this stuff. It was insane. People who lived through that have a completely different point of view about life and the value of things.

There are 100 million people that died in World War II. Even white people. I'm not even talking about black Asia or anything, just white Europeans. 100 million died. Starvation, war, killings, and all this stuff. It was insane. People who lived through that have a completely different point of view about life and the value of things.

My mother, in the translation in Hungarian, every day above ground is a good day, is worth taking note of. Kind of corny. What do you have to complain about living here in Beverly Hills? What exactly? Riots? War? What? Yeah, I know. Some hooded teenagers break into 7-Elevens and all this kind of stuff. I know. I can't tell you how I would react because she's shaking her head.

My mother, in the translation in Hungarian, every day above ground is a good day, is worth taking note of. Kind of corny. What do you have to complain about living here in Beverly Hills? What exactly? Riots? War? What? Yeah, I know. Some hooded teenagers break into 7-Elevens and all this kind of stuff. I know. I can't tell you how I would react because she's shaking her head.

My mother, in the translation in Hungarian, every day above ground is a good day, is worth taking note of. Kind of corny. What do you have to complain about living here in Beverly Hills? What exactly? Riots? War? What? Yeah, I know. Some hooded teenagers break into 7-Elevens and all this kind of stuff. I know. I can't tell you how I would react because she's shaking her head.

Let's just say there were different rules for the police when I was growing up. There was less crime.

Let's just say there were different rules for the police when I was growing up. There was less crime.

Let's just say there were different rules for the police when I was growing up. There was less crime.

40s and 50s, 1940s, 1950s.

40s and 50s, 1940s, 1950s.

40s and 50s, 1940s, 1950s.

Once drugs became culture, we went to hell and back.

Once drugs became culture, we went to hell and back.

Once drugs became culture, we went to hell and back.

Yeah. But that's during the drug world. When I was growing up and I went to school, you couldn't even, you weren't allowed to have liquor, booze, beer. Out in the open. You'd have to have it in a brown paper bag. That's still the case. Oh, is it still?

Yeah. But that's during the drug world. When I was growing up and I went to school, you couldn't even, you weren't allowed to have liquor, booze, beer. Out in the open. You'd have to have it in a brown paper bag. That's still the case. Oh, is it still?