异类之不一样的成功启示录 第58期:回忆悲惨童年

 　　"After protracted 1 negotiations 2, it was agreed Robert will be put on probation 3."经过长期谈判，终于答应继续试用罗伯特。”

　　Chris Langan's mother was from San Francisco and was estranged 4 from her family.
　　克里斯.兰根的母亲出生于旧金山，她和家人相处得并不和睦。
　　She had four sons, each with a different father.
　　她有四个儿子，每个孩子都是不同的父亲生的。
　　Chris was the eldest 5.
　　克里斯是最大的一个。
　　His father disappeared before Chris was born; he was said to have died in Mexico.
　　克里斯出生之前，他的父亲就失踪了：据说把命丢在了墨西哥。
　　His mother's second husband was murdered.
　　他母亲的第二个丈夫被人谋害，
　　Her third committed suicide.
　　她的第三任丈夫死于自杀，
　　Her forth 6 was a failed journalist named Jack 7 Langan.
　　，她的第四任丈夫是一个失败的新闻记者，名叫杰克.兰根。
　　"To this day, I haven't met any one who was as poor when they were kids as our family was," Chris Langan says.
　　“到目前为止，我还没有发现谁的童年有我的家庭那样贫困，”
　　"We didn't have a pair of matched socks.
　　克里斯.兰根说道，“我们从来没穿过一双球袜，Our shoes have holes in them.
　　穿的鞋子也是千疮百空，
　　Ours pants have holes in them
　　裤子破旧。
　　We only had one set of clothes.
　　我们只有一套衣服，
　　I remember my brothers and I going to the bathroom and using the bathtub to wash our only set of clothes我记得和弟弟洗衣服的时候，只能赤裸裸地跑到浴缸去洗，and we were bare-ass naked when we were doing that because we didn't have anything else to wear."因为除了这套衣服以外，我们就没什么其它衣服穿了。”
　　Jack Langan would go on drinking sprees and disappear.
　　杰克.兰根喜欢酗酒，常不回家。
　　He would lock the kitchen cabinets so the boys couldn't get to the food.
　　为了不让孩子们偷吃，他常常把厨房的食橱锁上。
　　He used a bullwhip to keep the boys in line.
　　他曾用兔箱把孩子们关起来。
　　He would get jobs and then lose them, moving the family on to the next town.
　　杰克.兰根并不是不想找一份工作，但都失败了，他不得不带着家庭远走他乡。
　　One summer the family lived on a Indian reservation in a teepee, subsisting 8 on government's surplus peanut butter and cornmeal.
　　一年夏天，这个家庭来到一个印第安保护区，这里到处都是印第安人的圆锥形帐篷。他们依靠政府提供的花生酱和玉米粉维持生活，For a time, they lived in a Virgina City, Nevada.
　　他们还在内华达州的维吉尼亚城生活过一段时间。
　　"There was only one law office in town, and when the Hell's Angles came to the town,“这里的人们实际上是围着屁股大的一块地方转来转去，”马克回忆说，he would crouch 9 down in the back of his office," Mark remembers.
　　“整个小镇只有一名司法人员，当这个地狱里的天使来到小镇时，他会蜷伏在自己办公桌后面打盹。
　　"There was a bar there. I'll always remember. It was called the Bucket of Blood Saloon."我永远记得镇里还有一个酒吧，它的名字叫一桶血酒吧。”
　　When the boys were in grade school, the family moved to Bozeman, Montana.
　　当孩子们读小学的时候，这个家庭搬到了蒙大纳州的波兹曼。
　　One of Chris's brothers spent time in the foster home. Another was sent to reform school.
　　克里斯的一个弟弟被送到一户人家寄养，他的另一个弟弟则被送进了少年感化院。
　　"I don't think the school ever understood just how gifted Christopher was," his brother Jeff says.
　　“我觉得没有哪所学校真的认识到了克里斯托弗是一个了不起的天才，”他的弟弟杰夫说，"He sure as hell didn't play it up. This was Bozeman.
　　“毫不夸张，那确实是地狱。这就是波兹曼。
　　It wasn't like it is today. It was a small hick town when we were growing up.
　　和现在不同，我们还在那里的时候，那里只是一个非常小的乡下小镇。
　　We weren't treated well there. They just decided 10 that my family was a bunch of deadbeats."我们在那里生活得并不如意，镇里的人们都觉得我们这个家庭就是一群懒鬼。