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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 788470" data-attributes="member: 1246">I wasn&#039;t being mean...just telling what she says on interview shows.&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;Growing up in a mobile home in the Pacific Northwest, Hilary Swank unwittingly found herself placed in her first role: trailer trash. &quot;My friends&#039; parents didn&#039;t want me playing with their kids, and I didn&#039;t understand it, because I didn&#039;t think of where I lived as being that big of a deal. I had a roof over my head,&quot; Swank said last week as she bit into a cucumber finger sandwich at Santa Monica&#039;s Tudor House tea room, a world away from her modest childhood home. &quot;But their parents would say, &#039;You need to go home now.&#039; At 7 years old, I learned what classism was, growing up poor.&quot;&nbsp;Like when Dolly says she admired the town hooker when she was growing up and thought she was the prettiest thing ever and wanted to dress like her.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 788470, member: 1246"] I wasn't being mean...just telling what she says on interview shows. "Growing up in a mobile home in the Pacific Northwest, Hilary Swank unwittingly found herself placed in her first role: trailer trash. "My friends' parents didn't want me playing with their kids, and I didn't understand it, because I didn't think of where I lived as being that big of a deal. I had a roof over my head," Swank said last week as she bit into a cucumber finger sandwich at Santa Monica's Tudor House tea room, a world away from her modest childhood home. "But their parents would say, 'You need to go home now.' At 7 years old, I learned what classism was, growing up poor." Like when Dolly says she admired the town hooker when she was growing up and thought she was the prettiest thing ever and wanted to dress like her. [/QUOTE]

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