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Jackie Goldschneiderand there was a period when my parents had a lot of money and they didn’t spend it. T. “I always felt less than a lot of my peers,because I didn’t feel that anyone did that for me.”.
Jackie Goldschneiderand there was a period when my parents had a lot of money and they didn’t spend it. T. “I always felt less than a lot of my peers,because I didn’t feel that anyone did that for me.”United States Latest News, United States Headlines
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