Morgan Freeman

You know, when I die, I want to be. He's gone. I don't want to be lying down with tubes everywhere. Somebody sitting and waiting and I'll jump out a window. I ain't going through that shit. Well, I'm not.

You know, when I die, I want to be. He's gone. I don't want to be lying down with tubes everywhere. Somebody sitting and waiting and I'll jump out a window. I ain't going through that shit. Well, I'm not.

I've always been, because of these backgrounds, it's kind of self-motivated. You have to do for yourself. Get a job when you're 13, 14 years old. That starts you off on, yeah, I can do this.

I've always been, because of these backgrounds, it's kind of self-motivated. You have to do for yourself. Get a job when you're 13, 14 years old. That starts you off on, yeah, I can do this.

I've always been, because of these backgrounds, it's kind of self-motivated. You have to do for yourself. Get a job when you're 13, 14 years old. That starts you off on, yeah, I can do this.

When I first got to LA, it was February of 59. I had $175. I got a new garage apartment for $45 a month. But the first month's rent, 45. And then you have to put in that deposit. That's another 45. That was February, and that money ran out in April. I mean, completely out. I remember eating rice. That was it. Were you living around here? I was living in 4905 2nd Avenue, I think. 4509 and a half.

When I first got to LA, it was February of 59. I had $175. I got a new garage apartment for $45 a month. But the first month's rent, 45. And then you have to put in that deposit. That's another 45. That was February, and that money ran out in April. I mean, completely out. I remember eating rice. That was it. Were you living around here? I was living in 4905 2nd Avenue, I think. 4509 and a half.

When I first got to LA, it was February of 59. I had $175. I got a new garage apartment for $45 a month. But the first month's rent, 45. And then you have to put in that deposit. That's another 45. That was February, and that money ran out in April. I mean, completely out. I remember eating rice. That was it. Were you living around here? I was living in 4905 2nd Avenue, I think. 4509 and a half.

I made a friend who was a friend of the sergeant. His name was Sergeant John Wesley Spalding. And he told me, When you get to L.A., look up this guy. He's a friend of mine from way back. So I did. And the guy befriended me, and his wife was another one of those. Every time I have been in really dire straits, this is a woman who got me out of it. Yeah, yeah.

I made a friend who was a friend of the sergeant. His name was Sergeant John Wesley Spalding. And he told me, When you get to L.A., look up this guy. He's a friend of mine from way back. So I did. And the guy befriended me, and his wife was another one of those. Every time I have been in really dire straits, this is a woman who got me out of it. Yeah, yeah.

I made a friend who was a friend of the sergeant. His name was Sergeant John Wesley Spalding. And he told me, When you get to L.A., look up this guy. He's a friend of mine from way back. So I did. And the guy befriended me, and his wife was another one of those. Every time I have been in really dire straits, this is a woman who got me out of it. Yeah, yeah.

Reached in and pulled. Anyway, we hooked up, his wife and I. By that, I mean she liked to do stuff that he just didn't care for, going to swimming pools, going bowling, going roller skating. Being social and out there. Yeah. Well, she just enjoyed doing that stuff, and I enjoyed doing it. So she was happy to have somebody to do it with. It was no hanky-panky, although she was gorgeous.

Reached in and pulled. Anyway, we hooked up, his wife and I. By that, I mean she liked to do stuff that he just didn't care for, going to swimming pools, going bowling, going roller skating. Being social and out there. Yeah. Well, she just enjoyed doing that stuff, and I enjoyed doing it. So she was happy to have somebody to do it with. It was no hanky-panky, although she was gorgeous.

Reached in and pulled. Anyway, we hooked up, his wife and I. By that, I mean she liked to do stuff that he just didn't care for, going to swimming pools, going bowling, going roller skating. Being social and out there. Yeah. Well, she just enjoyed doing that stuff, and I enjoyed doing it. So she was happy to have somebody to do it with. It was no hanky-panky, although she was gorgeous.

Although it was killing me.

Although it was killing me.

Although it was killing me.

And then one day he said, God damn, man, you eat here more often than I do. That was his subtle way of saying rides over.

And then one day he said, God damn, man, you eat here more often than I do. That was his subtle way of saying rides over.

And then one day he said, God damn, man, you eat here more often than I do. That was his subtle way of saying rides over.