Lt Governor of California Gavin Newsom told Adam Carolla he knows about the struggle because he had a rough childhood and came from a broken home



His father was the lead council for Getty Oil, the Getty Family and then later became a judge.

I know about the struggle because I was a black child.

Queen of All Saints has a nice organ.

Coming from a broken home sucks Period.

And all that money from Getty Oil won't change that.

I'm cringing for your poor mother in law.

The best thing about Queens for a young social climber like me was that it was loaded with these blonde patrician girls who attended Marillac or Regina. They had a real WASPy feel to them, but they were Catholic so it was even better! Even after all these years I still have a forever unrequited crush on Martha Klein.

Eventually, I pulled my first wife out of St. Francis in Wilmette. The first time my mom met her she said, "Don't you think that girl is out of your league?" Are you kidding me? My own mother??? She had those country club manners. If they brought her those chilled monkey brains inside the head like in Indiana Jones, not only would she not get freaked out about it, she'd know which fork to use. You know, you should always listen to your mother.

The two of the four houses that hold the four corners of Knox and Ionia are:

1. the former Vaneko house
2. the largest house in the neighborhood, located on 3 lots

the other two are both stately stone houses that are definitely 4+ bedrooms each. If he grew up in a house on that intersection, he wasn't broke unless he means the kind of broke where a trader loses everything one day and is back up the next.

I don't watch Foxnews and have never heard of this guy. I will have to look him up

He deserves this simply due to the mere fact that he's the biggest bigmouth on Fox, which is no small feat considering he's going up against Hannity, O'Reilly, and Ingraham. But, more specifically, I heard this asshole talking about how his family was "flat broke" when he was a child. He grew up a stone's throw from good dolphin Manor. I realize that now that he's a bonafide member of the 1% perhaps he considers living in a four bedroom house on Knox and Ionia to be "flat broke". I mean, his dad was probably only knocking down about 100 grand a year back in 1972. I'm not sure how the Bolling family survived.

You can live in Sauganash and not have money. There are townhomes and apartments along Cicero that are very reasonable. There are plenty of kids who go to the public school. I remember as a kid getting out of school earlier in the summer than the public school. A fence surrounded their playground. I used to go over there and tease them like they were animals at the zoo. Good times.

As far as attitude, it does matter how you were raised. I worked every summer from the time I was 13. There were no days spent at the pool at the country club although I certainly know people who did. I always figured it was their shame to be able but not work.

I was from the wrong side of the tracks. Literally. I guess these days it's the wrong side of the bike path.