00:00You came from a broken home. You had to work to help support the family at nine years old. Tell
00:05me about that job. Oh, you betcha. Actually, well, I had one job at seven years old with Variety
00:10Boys Club where I would make planters and go out and sell them. Around nine years old, I was selling
00:14Christmas cards, and then I got a paper route with the LA Examiner. I'd get up early in the morning
00:19every day, deliver that morning paper, go home, change my clothes, and go to school. And that
00:24lasted for several years. And we'd made my brother and I about $30 each a month, gave it to our
00:29mom
00:29so we could live a better life. Because, you know, I had a deadbeat dad, never did anything
00:33for us. And my mom worked so hard. And there was a time in her life where she was so
00:37sick
00:37and she still had to work. My brother and I were in a foster home for about four and a
00:41half years, but we were the lucky kids. We got to see mom on the weekend. The other kids,
00:46nobody came to see them. And she would let us bring some of these kids home to eat with
00:49us on the holidays because they had no place to go. The Celebrity Jobber Podcast with Jeff
00:55Zito. For more, go to podcastplayground.com.
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