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Hey, it's Christine from Storyworthy.

Today on the show, actress and comedian Mary Kennedy talks about how she was a roadie in her mother's band.

And so my mom was the house wedding band for the King's Grant Medieval Inn.

And my mother would make sure that I was there and I would help her load in and load out.

And I ended up being her roadie and she would dress me up in her Marshall's business suit kind of clothing.

And I played her manager and I would make sure that the band got fed and that the band was safe and that the band got their drinks and their breaks.

You know, I was propositioned many times as a 16-year-old looking 35.

And I'd have to say my mother was the piano player in the band.

And one guy said, well, she can join us.

I said, you're an asshole.

Today on the show, comedian and actress Mary Kennedy talks about how she was a roadie in her mother's band,

The Mood Swings.

Stick around.

Hey, my name is Mary Kennedy,

and you're listening to Storyworthy.

Hey, my name is Mary Kennedy,

and you're listening to Storyworthy.

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