Jade Shenker

They were in real estate.

They were in real estate.

Early part. And then they came here and my dad was like, you know what? There's something to lower Manhattan's. And that was whenever East Village was like super, like in the slums. You could buy a building for a hundred, for a hundred dollars.

Early part. And then they came here and my dad was like, you know what? There's something to lower Manhattan's. And that was whenever East Village was like super, like in the slums. You could buy a building for a hundred, for a hundred dollars.

Early part. And then they came here and my dad was like, you know what? There's something to lower Manhattan's. And that was whenever East Village was like super, like in the slums. You could buy a building for a hundred, for a hundred dollars.

So he bought a lot of things on, in the East Village, in Little Italy.

So he bought a lot of things on, in the East Village, in Little Italy.

So he bought a lot of things on, in the East Village, in Little Italy.

That was in the 70s. In the 70s. So he bought, like, he could buy a block for half a million dollars.

That was in the 70s. In the 70s. So he bought, like, he could buy a block for half a million dollars.

That was in the 70s. In the 70s. So he bought, like, he could buy a block for half a million dollars.

And he went against the grain for the family because they were more conservative. Right. And back then, he was dealing with, you know, the mafia. He was dealing with artists who were shooting things.

And he went against the grain for the family because they were more conservative. Right. And back then, he was dealing with, you know, the mafia. He was dealing with artists who were shooting things.

And he went against the grain for the family because they were more conservative. Right. And back then, he was dealing with, you know, the mafia. He was dealing with artists who were shooting things.

I mean, it was crazy. But stories, I mean, dealing with dealing with people who weren't paying rent, that that we're going to hit him with a baseball bat and dealing with that. You have to have chutzpah.

I mean, it was crazy. But stories, I mean, dealing with dealing with people who weren't paying rent, that that we're going to hit him with a baseball bat and dealing with that. You have to have chutzpah.

I mean, it was crazy. But stories, I mean, dealing with dealing with people who weren't paying rent, that that we're going to hit him with a baseball bat and dealing with that. You have to have chutzpah.

You have to have it. And he always wanted a boy. There you go. Yeah, he always wanted a boy. It's OK. My family is males, males, males, males, males. And you have to keep the family name as well. And he had a girl. And he was like, okay, well, it's different. And the way I was raised was, okay, because I'm an only child, he had to teach me the business because that's, you know, you have to.

You have to have it. And he always wanted a boy. There you go. Yeah, he always wanted a boy. It's OK. My family is males, males, males, males, males. And you have to keep the family name as well. And he had a girl. And he was like, okay, well, it's different. And the way I was raised was, okay, because I'm an only child, he had to teach me the business because that's, you know, you have to.

You have to have it. And he always wanted a boy. There you go. Yeah, he always wanted a boy. It's OK. My family is males, males, males, males, males. And you have to keep the family name as well. And he had a girl. And he was like, okay, well, it's different. And the way I was raised was, okay, because I'm an only child, he had to teach me the business because that's, you know, you have to.