Raina King

These youngins don't know.

These other 15-year-olds.

I think so, yeah.

I definitely... It was when she moved out.

I mean, it really was... That was... I'm running this house now.

I've got, you know, it was... I definitely did come into my own.

I felt like...

I had the space and not thinking about it then, but things that I actually had learned from her.

And now I can...

exercise that in my own world amongst my own group of friends without somebody judging without someone going that's not how you do it yeah yeah that's not how you do it exactly the idea when she moved out and having then she also her apartment became kind of a haven safe space okay

That was then on this next level, still learning and maturing and still able to experience it with her.

So, yeah, that's... And she had a car.

I mean, there were little perks there.

Because she moved out pretty young.

She wasn't watching nobody, no more of anybody else's dishes that she didn't use.

And she was like, all right.

And she couldn't really have that conversation.

How are you going to take care of yourself?

How are you going to pay the bills?

Yeah, right, right.