I worked in a chicken factory in the Netherlands when I was 16.
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View all 231 →Cleaning toilets in a hotel in Croydon when I was 16. A guest once gave me a half-eaten bag of pistachios as a tip, so there were perks.
I lived in Cape Town, and I was spotted on the street and signed up by a modelling agency. I did about three shoots before I realised I hate having my photograph taken and I like food.
I just hate to work, so I can’t choose one.
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I guess lack of patience as well.
That I have no patience.
To not be afraid, to stand there and be strong and loving and honest.
Peace and honesty.
I am not afraid.
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