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Ant Glizzy revealed that he dropped out of school in the sixth grade but credited his mother for teaching him to hustle the system in a way that provided financial stability. Ant shared that his mother knew how to maximize government aid, securing disability checks and benefits for the family. Ant recalled receiving around $1,200 disability checks as a kid, along with food stamps that helped support the household. His mom earned around $8,500 to $10,000 monthly through these means, allowing her to cover rent via programs for low-income families. Despite the challenges, Ant described having a solid upbringing with activities like riding dirt bikes and being comfortable in his neighborhood.
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