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how did/could axel foley know jenny summers???

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    gl_76 — 11 years ago(October 06, 2014 01:31 AM)

    Jenny mentions to Victor that her and Axel grew up in the same neighborhood.

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        LCella9370 — 11 years ago(October 10, 2014 04:55 PM)

        They know each other from high school. Jenny says so.

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          CjjjHill — 11 years ago(January 25, 2015 08:20 PM)

          All three were childhood friends. They grew up in the same neighborhood which means they all had common stomping grounds schools etc.

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            Galagatron — 11 years ago(February 14, 2015 03:28 AM)

            Jenny Summers said she would be waiting tables if it weren't for Victor Maitland. It isn't clear what kind of neighborhood Axel, Mikey, and Jenny were from but anyone can move away and live an upscale life.

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              trenee73 — 10 years ago(February 29, 2016 09:58 PM)

              Easy. Not only was it mentioned that they grew up together, she said she was waiting tables when she met Victor so he obviouly gave her a job at his gallery.
              It's also obvious she was given her job because she's white, blond and attractive. She grew up in the hood in Detroit with Axel and Mikie and was given a good job based on her whiteness and looks.
              I have witnessed first hand white women (one a nanny, the other worked in a bar previously) get hired off the street into high-paying managerial positions in fields they have no education, background or experience to manage black staffers who have been in their fields or with their companies for years with college education, yet weren't even offered these positions. This white women were put in their positions with no clue how to do the job, and expected the more skilled black workers to make them look good and help them hide the fact that they did not know how to do your jobs.
              Simply put, it's called white privilege. It is not at all uncommon for a white woman from a non-wealthy background to be handed opportunities to work a good job and live a glamorous life. White people hand other white people great jobs all the time. It's quite common.

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                knifeparty2004 — 10 years ago(March 26, 2016 09:59 PM)

                How does your rant have anything to do with the question asked? Tell someone who cares.

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                  trenee73 — 9 years ago(August 02, 2016 09:05 PM)

                  It has everything to do with the question asked. It's not impossible for Jenny and Axel to know each other.
                  The OP assumed that because Foley is black from Detroit and Jenny is an attractive blonde working in an art gallery that they couldn't possibly know each when it's clearly stated in the movie that they grew up together.
                  In the real world, white people (especially attractive white women) from "unsavory" backgrounds with no experience are handed great opportunities and high paying jobs based on who they all the time. This is proven fact. So it's not at all far-fetched that they would know each other and grew up together.
                  My "rant" explains this.

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                    teddaniel — 9 years ago(August 19, 2016 06:06 PM)

                    White privilege is a myth.

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                      Brandestoc — 9 years ago(August 20, 2016 12:34 AM)

                      It's also obvious she was given her job because she's white, blond and attractive. She grew up in the hood in Detroit with Axel and Mikie and was given a good job based on her whiteness and looks.
                      I have witnessed first hand white women (one a nanny, the other worked in a bar previously) get hired off the street into high-paying managerial positions in fields they have no education, background or experience to manage black staffers who have been in their fields or with their companies for years with college education, yet weren't even offered these positions. This white women were put in their positions with no clue how to do the job, and expected the more skilled black workers to make them look good and help them hide the fact that they did not know how to do your jobs.
                      Simply put, it's called white privilege. It is not at all uncommon for a white woman from a non-wealthy background to be handed opportunities to work a good job and live a glamorous life. White people hand other white people great jobs all the time. It's quite common.
                      It's well said and very true.

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