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So you say yeah you identify as broke or
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you grew up broke. What does that sort
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of mean in real terms?
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>> We didn't have the luxuries like we used
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to pick onions for money pay bills. That
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was our school holidays and that was a
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reality for a lot of sins and I was
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talking about that with one of my
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friends and she was like oh my god yeah
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we had to pick strawberries and I was
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like what a luxury picking
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strawberries. She was like yeah save it
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for this car. And I was like but they
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already had a car. I was like oh
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>> the impression I get from the research
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I've done is you're just not money
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driven at all.
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>> No
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>> I just don't care.
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>> I really don't care. Like even the last
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show we did, I was recommended to sell
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at 35, but I knew that people that can
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pay $35, I kind of didn't want them
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there. Like not didn't want them there,
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but I wanted people who couldn't afford
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it. Broke is like a almost like a breed.
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Like there's a breed of us and we kind
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of relate on this kind of pain of
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existence if we've been broke before. So
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I brought the tickets down to $10 for
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Sons and 15 for brown people. And I'm so
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glad I did.