Samuel L. Jackson stated, "The house I grew up in was relatively small, but we had a front room I couldn't enter unless we had company... But I guess we have a few things our parents didn't have." His reflections suggest an appreciation for traditional home values, which shape his preferences as an adult, even amidst his immense success.
Reflecting on their Harlem brownstone, Jackson mentioned, "One reason for the move [to the West Coast] was the weather... I had to chop the ice off the steps before I could go to work..." This emphasizes how lifestyle and comfort influenced their real estate decisions.
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