Jerry Seinfeld called him the “Picasso of our profession,” while Chris Rock labeled him as “comedy’s Rosa Parks.” But those titles don’t tell the whole story of who Richard Pryor was, or what it took for him to get where he did. Buckle up as we travel back in time and learn how a poor kid made it big, without ever completely escaping his demons. Richard Pryor Facts1. He Started In The Worst PlaceYou know how they say a mother is a child’s first teacher, and by extension, the home is a child’s first school? Well, unfortunately poor Pryor’s troubles started from the moment he arrived in the worl…