When Patty Duke was a child, she used to pick up hair pins that were on the floor of Klein's Department Store in New York City, until her mother told her it was theft and ordered to her go back to the store and spread them back out onto the floor.
Patty Duke: (refering to her wardrobe on "The Patty Duke Show) Not only did I hate those clothes, but they put my name on some and successfully merchandised them, so a lot of other poor girls were walking around with the same ugly clothes I had to wear.
Patty Duke: I subscribe to the theory that says you're a product of all your experiences. And I am finally, most of the time, happy with the product. I now think it is OK to be Patty Duke.