((PKG))  MICHELLE MOON   
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((Reporter/Camera:  Gabrielle Weiss))   
((Location:  Harmarville, Pennsylvania))                             
((Main character:  1 female))  
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((Michelle Moon, Housekeeper, Days Inn)) 
My name’s Michelle Moon.  I’m 54 years old.  I’m a housekeeper 
at Days Inn in Harmarville, Pennsylvania and I’ve been working 
for this company for over 20 years.  
((Michelle Moon, Housekeeper, Days Inn)) 
Quite frankly, I like it here.  I like my coworkers, sometimes.  Far 
as the clients go that stays here, some is good, some is bad, 
some is rotten.  With some people, I’ll be wondering.  They 
trashes a room.  Do they treat their houses, their places like 
that?  Because they’re nasty.  But I just keep on going.   
((Michelle Moon, Housekeeper, Days Inn)) 
I had no goals when I was younger, really, not really, just 
surviving day by day, doing whatever I do, whatever I want, and 
whatever I can.  Just day by day thing.  I had no regrets.  Where 
I’m at is where I’m at.  I have no regrets.  I love my children and 
my grandchildren.  They’re bad as hell, excuse my language, but I 
love them just the same.   
((Michelle Moon, Housekeeper, Days Inn)) 
The only thing I would change would be getting my oldest son 
back.  At the age I had him, I wasn’t very good.  Well, the state 
didn’t think I was very good at it, so they took him.  Every time I 
had to go visit him, I had to sign a paper, my signature.  So, one 
of those days, I signed the paper for my visitation to see 
him.  Next thing I know, I got my visitation taken as well as my 
son.  I feel like the case worker I had tricked me on signing the 
papers.  And from that day on, I learned to look before I sign.  But 
despite everything else, my son, Jesse, he’s with a very good 
family.  Right now, I know he’s alright.  So, that was my only 
regret.  But anything else, I don’t regret.  I just don’t.