Reby Hardy

I wasn't like, you know, out here robbing people.

Yeah, you're just rebellious.

I feel like I was just a regular ass teenager the way you would expect teenagers to be.

But my mom was really crazy.

So she was just, I don't know.

She had me really, I don't want to say really old, but she had me at like 41, which in the 80s is like miracle baby.

You know, nowadays it ain't nothing.

But back then it was a big deal.

She already had four kids, you know.

So I feel like she really, really liked me when I was a little baby.

And then once I stopped being a baby, it was like this bitch.

It was hard for her to relate to you.

It felt like she didn't want nothing to do with me.

So I feel like anything that wasn't just me being like a complacent doll that she could dress up at that point was too much.

Anything I did was trouble.

And I had met this guy and it was like my third boyfriend in my life ever, you know, like 15 years old, whatever.

But he was Jewish.

And the neighborhood right next to the neighborhood that I grew up in, like Regal Park, Lefrak, was a huge like Hasidic Jewish community.

So his parents were like hardcore Jewish people.

So they absolutely hated me.