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Growing up poor, not fake poor like these journalists: - Margarine containers became food storage for left overs. (You couldn't afford Tupperware.) - Glass jars (pre-plastic age for Gen X) became new drinking cups. - A splash of Dawn in the bath for "bubbles."
My dad made $8 an hour at a factory, for a family of 6. Others had it worse but I’m not gonna let faker in the media (or Congress) act like they know something about growing up poor.
The first time I read a book and identified with an author's story of childhood, it was The Glass Castle. Though not a contest, she had it worse. But damn, saw so much of my life in this story.https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Castle-Memoir-Jeannette-Walls/dp/074324754X …
Yes, my dining table only cost $1 million @ChelseaClinton and my kitchen counter top was a bargain at $3 million @BeyoncceKnowles.
It’s really easy to get out of touch.
But then again, if you spend $10 on coffee and a sandwich, millions of people barely earn that in a week.
We were so poor a robber once broke into our house and we ended up robbing the robber.
I remember having mayo sandwiches, rice and hot dogs , sharing a small room with my brother. Made me work harder that gave me the opportunities to get to where I am today
Did you have a paper route, Mike? Just curious.
never knew you had siblings
Heard you weren’t a conservative anymore, care to explain? I mean, I knew from the beginning which is why I never followed you - you just wanted fame. But care to pretend like you still are?
Cardboard to fill the holes in my Dads shoes. Breakfast coffee and bread. Meat was a luxury to have.
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