Interview · moment 4 of 29
Growing Up in Oklahoma with Meth-Head Parents and Hot Checks
from Ladies Who Lunch w/ Chelcie Lynn and Libbie Higgins | The Tim Dillon Show #311 · #311
2 min
Guest
Libby recounts her Oklahoma childhood, being taken from her parents at 12 after her mom was arrested for writing hot checks, and living with her grandmother.
- Tim's parents were meth heads and alcoholics.
- His mother got arrested for writing hot checks when Tim was 12, and he was taken away.
- Tim did cocaine as a teenager and knew people involved in credit card fraud and identity theft.
- Hot checks are basically impossible to write anymore—you can't even pay for things with checks now.
- His parents told him directly that his mother wrote a hot check and that's why they had to move in with his grandma.
- Tim grew up knowing everything about his parents being in and out of jail his whole life.
- In Oklahoma, most people are on meth, writing hot checks, living outside the law five to ten miles ahead of cops—it's a renegade lifestyle.
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