My Dad Started Charging Me $250 a Month for My Room When I Turned 18 — Five Years Later, After His Funeral, His Best Friend Handed Me a Box
I pulled another carton from the pile.
The cardboard had split at one corner, and a row of dented cans showed through the opening.
“Have you thought about applying to a program?” he asked.
“With what money?”
“That’s a different question from whether you’d be good at it.”
“Not at my house.
Dad has a way of making every question cost two hundred and fifty dollars.”
Marcus looked toward the stockroom door.