Trinity Rodman
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154 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 28 Jan
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But if we asked, Hey, could we have a hundred to like go get food, go, go to Claire's get my ears pierced. Like just little stuff like that. He was like, no, you're using me. You're trying like all this stuff.
I think that it was kind of like, that's not my problem anymore. And I don't even know. To try to justify his brain is so hard. Because... Even now, I genuinely believe he's still in love with my mom because he'll call me randomly and be like, how's your mom doing? Like even before you ask how I'm doing.
So whenever we would see each other, he was always just like almost trying to get my mom to fall in love with him again so that it could be a family thing, even if it was toxic. But I think once it was a divorce, it was like... all right, like you, this is on you. Like, yeah.
It was, I'm like smiling about it because it was the best and worst situation, if that makes sense. So we had an expedition and And we kind of lived in that for a little bit. Mind you, in Newport Beach. An expedition with a car. Yeah. Like Newport Beach, we're going to, I think this is when we were at, what is it? Ensign by Newport Harbor. So we were still in Newport.
So imagine living in a car, going to like a rich school. Like it's the most weird thing ever. but we were living in a car, but then we could afford to stay in a motel for a little bit. So we were kind of back and forth like what nights we could pay for, how many nights we could pay for.
But I'm saying it's the best because me and my brother, my mom is obviously like prideful and like she never wants to be looked at that way of like not being able to provide for her kids. So like my mom's like, I'm sorry that we had to do that. I'm sorry that you had to go through that. But me and my brother are just like, what? That was so much fun.
Like as a kid, we lived in a motel in our routine every morning. We would make those waffles in the waffle machine in the motel breakfast, like before school. And then we'd go in. My mom would let us go into the hot tub in the pool. So like this is all preschool stuff. like fun stuff in the morning.
So this is like us getting up 6.30, 7 a.m., making our waffles, jumping in the pool, chilling in the hot tub, playing, being like best friends, and then showering, getting dressed. And then we would drive to school in this like beat up expedition when everybody else is in like Rolls Royces and Range Rovers and all that stuff. But for me and DJ, it was never.
It was like never embarrassing in the weirdest way. It was weird. And we knew that we were kind of like the odd men out in a sense, but we never ever would like rush out of the car, like be like, mom, pick us up over here. Like it was never like that. So yeah, going back long story short, it's like worst and best situation.
Cause me and my brother looked back and we're like, that was so fun in the weirdest way.
It wasn't that long. We were in that motel for months. But again, it was fun, even as an adult. Like, that was fun.
Yeah, it's crazy. And I mean, she's not like she had an easy childhood. Like she didn't have a father figure either. So I mean, yeah, she went through her own struggles while somehow making our life extremely fun being broke, which is insane because everything costs money. So how do you have fun?
Never resentful. Obviously, there were times where it was like our friends would be doing stuff and we couldn't go. Yeah. Or like we just didn't want to go because we didn't want to ask people for money.
So it was never resentment. It was more so like, damn, I wish I could have went there.
And that's the crazy part is like. We still were going to those events like we were just a happy little family like getting dressed getting styled like His jersey retirement all those things that we attended to While we're like not financially like it was just the weirdest thing because it was like We did things for him and we've always done things for him.
It's like He wanted to have a good image of having his family by him and we were like, yeah, we'll go so exciting like
When we were younger, it was more. Okay. Way more. And then I think as we got older and understood the situation more, my mom became stronger in the situation. That's when it was less. And I would say by the time we were in, I'll say like,
seventh grade until even now it was three four times a year okay when we lived in the same city and did you ever live with him when we were really young but that's when we were like right after we were born yeah but that wasn't that long because my mom was over the party and she was just like we're getting done yeah in his acceptance speech he said the one thing he regretted was not being a better father you just rolled your eyes
Yeah, I do believe that he wishes that he could fight his demons. I roll my eyes because it's like you hear something so many times, but he does nothing to change it. And it's like, I wish I was a better dad. He said that in so many interviews, like I could pull them up. And it's like, okay, then do something.
And I think what the most frustrating part about it is, is I think with how successful he was and how rich he was, he was surrounded by a lot of toxic people who would take his money and take advantage of him. And because he was in alcohol, he was kind of brainwashed and all that, didn't really have control over anything. I don't know.
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