Well, let's see the point in waiting a little longer, so let's bring her out.

We're going to start with your action.

The one you came to see, ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only Miss Judy Goldie.

You know, you started out, you come to New York City to the lower east side.

So my dad's an area.

Well, wait, my dad says, don't let the big apple make applesauce out of you.

That's my father's advice about me or.

That is so my life skills.

I had no life skills, but you know, that was what I was told.

I was lucky because my mother was from Manhattan, so she was so happy that I was, you know.

It's so my dad worked, my dad worked in New York for many years and in fashion.

So I had been to New York.

My mom took me to the modern and, you know, I had been around New York.

But so, so how was, was really done by the time I got there.

You couldn't afford it.

So I moved to Williamsburg.

I was one of the first things I was in the early wave.

Yeah, I was in there.

I had a lot of Williamsburg.

I lived right across the street from the diner that is from two broke girls.

Wow.

And it was a great adventure.

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