But the story of this ambitious one starts now. Lance Armstrong was born on September 18th, 1971, in Plano, Texas. His mother was both a father and a mother to him, since his biological father deserted him before birth. When Lance was born, his mother was very poor. She was working at ?Kentucky Fried Chicken' Fast-food restaurant, making only about $400 a month...
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When Lance was born, his mother was very poor. She was working at ?Kentucky Fried Chicken' Fast-food restaurant, making only about $400 a month. But Lance's mother is very ambitious as well. Soon after his birth she found a new job as a secretary making a whooping $12,000 a year. Even though, that was still low, Lance remembers having small luxuries, like ?slurpees' from Seven-Eleven...
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