Honestav

What did you grow up?

What did you grow up?

Um, you know, it's like a, it's, it's like a cool little blend of like, you know, there's like a Catholic school. So there's like mad Catholic kids. And then if you're not a Catholic kid, you're like, your parents are probably on drugs.

Um, you know, it's like a, it's, it's like a cool little blend of like, you know, there's like a Catholic school. So there's like mad Catholic kids. And then if you're not a Catholic kid, you're like, your parents are probably on drugs.

Whoa. Or they're like secretly on drugs. And so a lot of people are secretly on drugs, you know?

Whoa. Or they're like secretly on drugs. And so a lot of people are secretly on drugs, you know?

But I mean, like, I meant, like, meth, though. Like, secretly on meth? Like, pills, too, but, like, yeah, like, secretly on meth. Like, I know that same homie, I'm not going to say her name, but the same homie, I'm telling you, that was, like, a 45-year-old that was facilitating us to do drugs as teenagers. She's, like, everybody in the town, like, would ridicule her because it's a small town.

But I mean, like, I meant, like, meth, though. Like, secretly on meth? Like, pills, too, but, like, yeah, like, secretly on meth. Like, I know that same homie, I'm not going to say her name, but the same homie, I'm telling you, that was, like, a 45-year-old that was facilitating us to do drugs as teenagers. She's, like, everybody in the town, like, would ridicule her because it's a small town.

They're like, oh, they know that she's on drugs, but she would be doing drugs with... you know, everybody's parents. And it's like, you know, only if you're getting caught, really, are you being, like, ridiculed or whatever. And so what was your dad like at the time? My dad was cool at the time, man. Like, he was great. He worked, like, a cool factory job, you know.

They're like, oh, they know that she's on drugs, but she would be doing drugs with... you know, everybody's parents. And it's like, you know, only if you're getting caught, really, are you being, like, ridiculed or whatever. And so what was your dad like at the time? My dad was cool at the time, man. Like, he was great. He worked, like, a cool factory job, you know.

He was, like, he played, like, in a men's league in baseball. So, like, I grew up, like... watching that and thinking it was, like, badass, you know? He was, like... You thought he was pro. Oh, oh, my God, I did. I remember one time he was rounding second, and he tripped on second and, like, rolled halfway to third, and I'm like, okay, he's not pro.

He was, like, he played, like, in a men's league in baseball. So, like, I grew up, like... watching that and thinking it was, like, badass, you know? He was, like... You thought he was pro. Oh, oh, my God, I did. I remember one time he was rounding second, and he tripped on second and, like, rolled halfway to third, and I'm like, okay, he's not pro.

No, he was cool, though, and he, like, worked a cool job, and, like, he was at work most of the time, but he really held it down, like, until I was a teenager, like, really, you know, was the only, like...

No, he was cool, though, and he, like, worked a cool job, and, like, he was at work most of the time, but he really held it down, like, until I was a teenager, like, really, you know, was the only, like...

dude in the house like he was making the money you know stuff like that and and um him and his wife she was like just a waitress so you know she would be like working every day all the time my stepmom was she's basically my mom but um she like raised me like my mom but um yeah he was just like a regular dad bro like a like a big dude mad tattoos he drove harleys and and and fucking had a truck and um but yeah we like kind of grew up like uh where i'm from bro like like we grew up on

dude in the house like he was making the money you know stuff like that and and um him and his wife she was like just a waitress so you know she would be like working every day all the time my stepmom was she's basically my mom but um she like raised me like my mom but um yeah he was just like a regular dad bro like a like a big dude mad tattoos he drove harleys and and and fucking had a truck and um but yeah we like kind of grew up like uh where i'm from bro like like we grew up on

$15,000 a year. And that's brokest, but it's not the brokest where I'm from. There's people that are growing up, not now, but at the time, there's people growing up on 10. 15,000 a year? Yeah, my dad made 15, or I think maybe on his best year, he made 25 a year. And so he was getting paid $11 an hour.

$15,000 a year. And that's brokest, but it's not the brokest where I'm from. There's people that are growing up, not now, but at the time, there's people growing up on 10. 15,000 a year? Yeah, my dad made 15, or I think maybe on his best year, he made 25 a year. And so he was getting paid $11 an hour.

Mm-hmm, and five brothers.

Mm-hmm, and five brothers.