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Ooh, I'm wrapped up, tied up, and I'm
tangled up in Jesus!
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Ooh, Carver, well, something smells
good. What you cooking? Oh, I got egg
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whites, turkey bacon, and grapefruit.
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Whoo! Turkey bacon? Yes.
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Carver, I didn't know pigs and turkeys
be made.
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I done seen a turkey, and ain't no bacon
on it.
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It tastes like shoes.
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It's like shoes.
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Where's Miss Daisy? She's usually the
first one now.
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I don't know. I haven't seen her this
morning.
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Mr. Brown, can you tell Miss Daisy her
breakfast is getting cold?
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Yes.
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Daisy! I'm ready!
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Your food's getting cold!
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I could have did that, Mr. Brown. Daisy!
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You're already ready! Your food's
getting cold!
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Can you please just go get Miss Daisy?
You said tell. You didn't say go get
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tell. Well, go and tell Miss Daisy her
breakfast is getting cold. Thank you so
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much. Daisy!
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Nobody want no nasty turkey back in
anyway.
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It's like cardboard.
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Whoa, you big.
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What's wrong with you?
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I'm pregnant.
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What's your excuse?
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How can I help you, big mama?
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My name is Tamika, and I need a place to
stay.
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Why everybody think they can come here
and stay? What you think this is, a
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motel? Look, you can't come here and
stay.
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Come back in 50 years, I'll leave the
lights on for you.
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Please, please, sir. I've been looking
all over town, and every place is full.
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Well, you don't have no people.
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My family threw me out once they knew I
was pregnant.
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I went to a bunch of places. Then
Brianna said you could help me out.
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Brianna?
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She barely got a place to stay herself.
How's she going to invite somebody to
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somebody else's house?
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I'm sorry, but you can't stay here.
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You ain't got to go home, but you got
to... Don't start crying, girl. You're
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going to... I'm trying to keep from
crying.
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Don't look.
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Sit down. Don't cry. You're going to
make me cry.
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Don't cry.
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Don't you?
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I just had to see women cry.
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I told you I had to ask them first.
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Can she stay?
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No.
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This is a place for seniors.
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Oh, well,
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I am a senior.
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I'm in the 12th grade.
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Mr. Brown, you can just throw her out on
the street.
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Why? She got people. You got aunties,
uncles, cousins, grandmoms, grandda -
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Senator Angelina and Brad.
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They always adopting something. They got
puppies, horses, calves.
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Asians, Africans. Mr. Brand, okay, okay,
okay. First of all, how many months are
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you, sweetheart, and how far are you?
Oh, Cora, that's going to be hard to see
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how many months, because if she's 17,
you divide 17.
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Let me... I'm nine months. Oh, no, she
can't be nine months, Cora, because I
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a little niece. She nine months, and
this girl too tall for nine months.
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What about your parents? Where are your
parents?
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Um, they put me out. Okay, if you divide
12 into the 17 years...
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Are you hungry?
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A little snack would be nice. Okay, all
right. See, I can take care of that. I
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have a taste of steak, mashed potatoes,
spaghetti, pig feet, and peanuts.
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Wait a minute.
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Sweetheart, sweetheart. Baby, baby,
look.
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All we have is egg whites.
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Grapefruit and turkey bacon. Don't eat
the turkey bacon. It's nasty. It tastes
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like cardboard.
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That's fine.
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Okay, all right. Brianna, take her in
the kitchen and get us some breakfast,
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I'm going to call Carmen and see if she
can help us out, figure out this.
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Thank you.
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Uh -huh.
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Carmen, I got it.
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She's 204 months old.
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I wonder how many months I am, Carmen.
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Well, I know how many months you are.
Oh, you know that in your head? How many
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months am I?
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Nine.
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Ten.
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Jack.
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Queen. King.
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Gang. Bam!
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Booyah!
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Edna, Edna, that's three in a row. You
must be marking the cards.
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Hey, I mark my cards like I mark my men.
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What you got doing?
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Playing tongue.
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One -eyed jacks and deuces.
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Who taught you how to play poker?
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One of the kids at recess.
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Thank you so much for checking to me.
Oh, she'll be fine.
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Just make sure she gets plenty of rest.
Okay.
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Let's hope that Carmen finds her a place
really soon. Yes, really soon, because
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she's about to eat us out of the house
and home. Oh, okay.
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It's Daisy. She's gone now. She ain't
okay.
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I just want you to calm down. Did you
check the restroom?
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Yes.
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Everything.
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We need to call the police. We need to
call the FBI.
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We're going to call them people and put
them in front of the milk cart. Whoa,
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whoa, whoa.
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You don't want to do that.
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Every kid in America stopped drinking
milk.
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Hey,
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guys. Anybody know whose scarf this is?
I found it outside on the street.
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Yeah, that's Daisy. She had it on last
night.
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Oh, my goodness.
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This is the scarf that... Orson Welles
gave her, she wouldn't part with them.
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Everybody, we gotta go looking for her.
We have to look for her.
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I'll go look for her outside.
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Joaquin.
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I'm gonna go find my cell phone and call
Will. Okay. Oh, Lord, I hope they can
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find her.
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Oh, Mr.
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Brown. I didn't know you felt like that
about Miss Davis. Oh, you touched me too
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much. Oh, what's that?
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Get off of me.
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I need a shower now.
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Besides London, she my biggest cash cow.
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Well, she don't bring in much cash. She
just my biggest cow.
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And I miss that cow.
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Oh,
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what a wuss.
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So, Tamika, when was the date of your
last doctor's visit?
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I've been living on the street since my
parents kicked me out.
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Oh.
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I don't want to get too personal, but
can you tell me about the father?
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He's not around.
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When he found out I was pregnant, he
broke up with me and started going out
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Miss Stacy.
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Oh, thinking behind, running behind my
back, talking about me bad in school,
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about his back.
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Hey,
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what about your parents? Where are your
parents?
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My parents don't want anything to do
with me.
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When they found out I was pregnant, I
ran away the day with my aunt.
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Oh, I thought you told me that they put
your aunt.
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I don't remember.
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A lot has happened in the last nine
months, as you can see.
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Yeah, I see.
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Uh, mind if I talk to you two out in the
hallway for a second? Oh, sure, sure.
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We'll be back.
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Be right back to me.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Now, we all know that little girl hasn't
been living on the street.
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Right. Yeah, never seen a homeless girl
with a French manicure.
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Somebody somewhere loves that little
girl, though.
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We definitely need to find her parents.
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I'm on it.
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Yeah. Now we have to find parents and
Miss Daisy.
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Where could she be?
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Look, Sally, what you gonna do?
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You gotta make a decision.
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Yes, call me if you hear anything.
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Okay, thank you.
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Hey,
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any interlock? We haven't found it. It's
nowhere in sight.
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Yeah, we even checked the hoochie
-coochie club, but she wasn't there.
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But, um, Edna made a hundred bucks.
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What?
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And I only had to dance to one song.
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Fifty of them came out of my pocket.
Colonel!
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Hey, guys, did you find her?
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Oh, no, no, we couldn't find her.
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Yeah, we checked at the movies, the
arcade, the laser tag place, and the
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alley. And she wasn't in any one of
those places.
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Yes. I called the police.
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They said they can't do nothing until
she's been missing 24 hours. 24 hours?
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Yes, Cora.
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Well, she's out there somewhere. We just
can't sit around here and do nothing.
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I gotta look for her. I'll drive you,
Cora, if you want. Okay, I'm gonna go.
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I'm gonna ride.
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All right.
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Get my purse. You going?
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Yes, we're going. Okay, come on. Let's
check for her at the ice cream shop this
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time.
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All right. Wait, what's going on?
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We're going to get some ice cream.
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Come on, Nicole.
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Brianna, you know you can give me a
double fudge chocolate satin day with
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whipped cream and strawberries.
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You need to get some food stamps.
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I guess I gotta come, too.
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All right, Mr. Brown, call us if you
hear anything, okay? I will, Cory.
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Okay, Colonel, get off my bed.
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Your bed?
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Yes, with that pregnant girl sleeping in
my room, I got to sleep on the couch,
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so get out of my bed.
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Move. Sit right there and watch
everything.
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Ron, what are you doing? I'm trying to
get comfortable.
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Okay. Colonel, turn out the light.
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Colonel, can you bring me a warm glass
of milk? No.
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Well, can you read me a story?
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Let's pray.
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Honey, you can pray. Don't turn your
back on the Lord.
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Who put shoes on your table?
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Who put food on your feet?
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I know that the Lord is able to bring
you out. Come out of there.
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Come on out of there.
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All right, let's get this over with.
That devil is in your belly.
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I don't think so.
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Okay, bow your head, girl.
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Bow your head.
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Oh, you're going to get strained.
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Okay.
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Do your hands like this. The Lord can
hear you when you do like this. That's
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I do that.
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Okay. You got to take your glasses off.
He ain't going to be able to see you.
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Okay. You're so mean. You got the devil
all in your belly.
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Lord, it's me, Mr. Brown, again.
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And the Colonel.
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Say hey to the Lord, Colonel.
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Hey.
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Lord. Oh, the Lord told me to tell you
to call him more often. He ain't talk to
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you in a while.
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come to you with bowed heads and humble
hearts to just say thanks for this day.
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Lord, we just come... Amen.
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We do.
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Lord, we ask for your guidance to find
Pepperica's mama and Miss Daisy, Lord.
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And Miss Prada in.
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Amen. Now, we ain't through.
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Oh,
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it ain't that good, Colonel. It ain't
that deep. Well, that wasn't me. That's
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Tamika.
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Catfeet, amen.
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You've got no choice.
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You've got to let me go.
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Don't you know who I am?
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Of course we know who you are.
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That's why you got to do this.
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We need you to shake that money maker.
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Do something strange for some change.
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Drop it like it's hot.
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up my baby birthing hat.
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I don't want to be no midwife no more.
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I don't want to be no more OBG. Why in
the world did you have to have this baby
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here?
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Even though you screamed more than me, I
appreciate what you did. Well, thank
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you.
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Tamika, I've contacted your parents and
they're going to be meeting us at the
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hospital.
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You know, they were very worried about
you when you ran away.
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I'm sorry I lied.
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But I was scared.
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Yes, you're a liar and a deceiver.
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Aw, look, he's so cute. He looks just
like you.
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Girl, quit lying.
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Look at that baby again. Look at that
baby.
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That baby ugly.
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He look like he been working in a cotton
field of Georgia.
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Don't hate on me because people lie. You
ever see somebody walk up to you and
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say, oh, that baby is so...
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00:17:47,720 --> 00:17:50,440
It's ugly. That baby's face is messed
up. I don't know which end is which.
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I started to uptake his face to his
feet.
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Sasha,
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come check my pulse. That baby done ran
my pressure up. Check your what?
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My pulse.
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Your pulse?
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Yes.
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Mr. Brown, your pulse is fine. Okay,
Sasha, check my cholesterol, too. Just
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check it. That'll take a minute.
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Well, check my colon.
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That's the wrong end, Mr. Brown?
268
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Well, what's the end you talking about?
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The devil is alive and been through
enough.
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A man should never have to sit on it. I
think, ooh, that was nasty, Cora.
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Oh, what a night. I tell you, it's just
been crazy.
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Crazy. What have you been? Oh, back up
off me, chick.
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What's so weird about you, Miss D?
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I've been trapping with my homies, Jeet
Up and Sugar Lo.
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We got stacks on deck.
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I'm here to meet my peeps.
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We're going to have to fight. They're
about to steal up everything.
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Get my TV. Get my TV.
279
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Hey, we just wrapped up on the 29th
Street Mafia, man. And that's what it
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Yeah, of course.
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These are our new video.
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The Granny Snap.
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Hey,
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you did a great job, too.
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I'm talking about you straight up thug
thespian.
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You know me, I make it do what it do.
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He's done a tough day.
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And don't you forget to holler at your
girl the next time you're in the hood.
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That means for y 'all to go.
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Bye.
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Buddy, you ain't got to act all crazy.
You ain't got to be acting all crazy up
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in here neither, but you better get...
Look at how he's dressed, buddy. You
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don't run up on nobody like that.
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I'm a pajama thug up in this piece. You
don't know me.
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Call me for your next video.
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Back,
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back, back, back. Give me 50 feet.
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Daisy, why you didn't tell nobody you
was gone?
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Because I'm grown, biatches.
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00:20:12,620 --> 00:20:13,620
No!
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