"Before the eighth grade, I probably went to seven or eight different schools"
- Jeremy London
About this Quote
In this quote, Jeremy London is reviewing his previous experiences before he reached the 8th grade. He points out that during this time, he attended an overall of seven or 8 different schools. This recommends that London's childhood was quite unstable and he needed to continuously adjust to new environments and make new good friends. It likewise suggests that his household may have moved regularly, possibly due to monetary or individual factors. This quote highlights the obstacles and disruptions that London dealt with in his education, but it also speaks with his durability and ability to adapt to alter. In general, it supplies insight into London's early life and the impact it may have had on him.
This quote is written / told by Jeremy London somewhere between November 7, 1972 and today. He was a famous Actor from USA.
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