Robby Hoffman

But let's say she, you know, I left something where she wouldn't want something or, um,

I don't know if I'm like, oh, well, you throw me the leash and she would rather like throw me this.

She wouldn't even say something even as small as that bothered her because she would think that it's like a fight.

She would think that like, oh, I wouldn't love her if something, you know, she's so used to like if she brought up problems as a kid, it was like a problem with her.

So that stuff like came out and I'm like, babe, you're going to have a million problems with me.

Like you're going to be like a million things.

Sometimes I'm going to hurt your feelings.

Like there's going to be so many things.

And I'm still here.

I'm here.

I had the opposite experience, but even though I was so poor, my mother was always home.

So I knew no matter what happened, I called on the walls, I fucking flunked this, I whatever, we got into a fight.

The bitch is in the kitchen, she's cooking, she's cooking.

Where is she?

I know to this day where my mother is, she's in the kitchen.

The bitch is in the kitchen.

She was for love or money, poor, cooking and doing laundry every single day.

She never left the house.

Right.

So that type of stability.