Michael Oher reflects on his childhood in Memphis, emphasizing the hardships he faced, including poverty and family struggles, while recalling pivotal moments that shaped him.
Oher highlights his determination as a young boy selling Sunday newspapers, asserting, 'You couldn't be lazy... You had to walk around. I sold the most newspapers out of anyone.'
Recalling his past, Oher describes his first experience of kindness at a home for nuns, remarking, 'They would feed us... It's the first time I had lemon meringue pie.'
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