Steve Bunting

We showed up to a really like unstable situation and my mom realized that she was gonna have to figure it out on her own.

So in the beginning we lived in like government housing.

I think we finally, we got like some HUD housing apartment complexes that had just opened up.

It was decent enough.

And that's where we, our first place that we lived.

Do you remember this stuff?

Yeah, I do.

Obviously it's like, it was more of a bad dream.

at this age, but yeah, when we were there, probably three to four age.

I remember living in that apartment complex and some pretty crazy things happened to me while I lived there, so it made it even more memorable.

What happened?

Yeah, so, you know, we're kind of there.

We're new to the situation.

I remember being pretty confused about where my dad is.

I remember being very young and not understanding why we're going on such a road trip and why we'd even go to a place like Alabama.

You know, I remember like kind of missing my family and just wondering what was up.

But as we got there, my mom, she didn't really have any higher education.

She tried to be an airline stewardess prior, and I think things just kind of washed out.

So she showed up there with no real skills and kind of had to do what she needed to do in the service jobs.

Once she got there, she started working at Denny's, and they gave her the graveyard shifts.