Early in the 1992 movie Poison Ivy, Ivy (Drew Barrymore's character) has the following exchange with Darryl Cooper (Tom Skerritt):

Darryl: Where do you live?

 

Ivy: My aunt gets money for letting me stay there.

 

Darryl: I get the picture.

What is the picture that Darryl gets? Why is Ivy's aunt paid to let her stay with her?

Early in the 1992 movie Poison Ivy, Ivy (Drew Barrymore's character) has the following exchange with Darryl Cooper (Tom Skerritt):

Darryl: Where do you live?

Ivy: My aunt gets money for letting me stay there.

Darryl: I get the picture.

What is the picture that Darryl gets? Why is Ivy's aunt paid to let her stay with her?

Early in the 1992 movie Poison Ivy, Ivy (Drew Barrymore's character) as the following exchange with Darryl Cooper (Tom Skerritt):

Darryl: Where do you live?

Ivy: My aunt gets money for letting me stay there.

Darryl: I get the picture.

What is the picture that Darryl gets? Why is Ivy's aunt paid to let her stay with her?

Early in the 1992 movie Poison Ivy, Ivy (Drew Barrymore's character) has the following exchange with Darryl Cooper (Tom Skerritt):

Darryl: Where do you live?

Ivy: My aunt gets money for letting me stay there.

Darryl: I get the picture.

What is the picture that Darryl gets? Why is Ivy's aunt paid to let her stay with her?