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go kiss that girl,"
and he would do it,
just whatever it took,
to get the attention
and respect of the group.
When I hit 28,
I realized that
with alcohol and drugs
I could mask
the pain of Dennis dying.
I would leave and not come home
for a few days.
Mary had a hard time
letting go
of what happened
to, uh, Danny's father.
and it affected the kids.
Our mom was gone a lot,
and so for Danny and I,
skateboarding really
became our family.
We were with each other
every single day skating.
It was just
what we did.
There was no alternative.
There was no option.
After a while,
I thought the grass was greener
on the other side,
and I caused my marriage
to go upside down.
And that's when Tim
and I parted the sheets.
I got a lot of backlash,
not so much from Damon,
but from Danny.
Danny's had
for as long
as I can remember.
He had a particular thing
with my mom,
and I think a lot of that
was just Danny's anger
and rage around
losing our dad,
then losing
our stepdad.
My mom had
so many different boyfriends,
from drug dealers
to just abusive guys
who used to beat
the sh*t out of her
and my brother and I,
and, um, you know...
Yeah, it's just...
The police came
to our house a lot...
a lot in Vista.
So, my kids grew up
never knowing what they
were gonna come home to.
Whenever things
to go live with Tim.
He was always so happy
around Tim.
He had a mentor,
he had somebody
and act as a father figure
in his life.
You have scars from scraping
himself on the sidewalk.
You also have scars
in your mind
that you never
can get rid of.
Sometimes it's good
to talk about them,
but sometimes
it's just too painful.
So, what do we do?
We go out and find
something that's fun.
Sometimes it's dangerous,
but oh, well.
It's worth it.
We've always been out
to prove ourselves
because of having
to make up
for what we didn't have
in the family structure.
is a strong, competitive spirit.
When I was watching Danny,
he had a focus.
He made up his mind
to do this one trick,
until he did.
I mean, he'd get
beat up, man...
bam! sometimes...
but he'd just
get back up.
Will he survive?
Gale Webb was an interesting
person in Danny's life.
She took Danny
under her wing,
got him hooked up in the
demo circuit she was doing,
and provided some kind
of structure for Danny.
At the beginning,
he was kind of shy,
and then I generate
the excitement.
I go, "Oh, you like that?
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