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So, what do you guys know for
Valentine's Day?
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Well, I'm spending it with three
friends. Yeah, me, myself, and I.
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Aw, same old crowd, huh?
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What about you, Mo? There's a sweetheart
concert at the park. Wanna go? And be
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around a bunch of lovesick couples
hugged up on dirty blankets listening to
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whack love songs, girl?
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No thanks. I'll probably just go to the
movies.
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Hey, hey, me too.
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I'm trying to decide between the Eddie
Murphy movie and the new Spike Lee
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Well, they're both playing at the Dollar
Theater, so... Cool, I'll
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pick you up around 7.
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Oh, so you two are going on a date.
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Niecy, it's not a date.
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Mo, if it looks like a duck and quacks
like a duck, it's a date.
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Come on, Niecy, neither one of us have
plans.
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We were separately considering going to
the movies and we decided to go
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together, that's all.
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Quack.
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Look, it's not a date, okay? You know
how I know. How?
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Because I'm not paying for it.
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What's up, y 'all? What's up, boy? Hey,
Yomo, I got your page. What's up?
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Yes, Dorian, I have six numbers for you.
Oh, six numbers. Y 'all playing a
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lotto?
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Oh, up here is a dollar. Get me a quick
pick.
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Yo, this isn't a joke, Niecy.
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This is my life.
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She's helping me look for my mom.
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Whoa. You mean your mama?
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Yeah.
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You know, ever since I learned I was
adopted, I've been wondering about her.
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Now I want to find her.
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That's some pretty big stuff.
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And I'm ready to take it.
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Dorian, you cool?
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Look, I have a class of four, so we
won't be able to call any of these women
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until later, all right?
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Later? Mo, I can't wait on this.
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One of them could be my mother.
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Look, I'm calling now.
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All right. Well, look, I'll check on you
right after I get out of class, okay?
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All right.
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One. Peace.
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Uh, Moesha, are you sure about this?
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I mean, some parents don't want to be
found.
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I mean, you of all people should know
that.
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Look, I know things don't work out that
well when I try to bring you and your
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dad back together.
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But I went about that all wrong.
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I tried to surprise you.
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But see, Dorian asked for my help.
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What was I supposed to do, just turn him
down?
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I mean, Mo, helping Dorian is cool, but
you might be getting yourself into
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something that you're not ready for.
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Have you thought about the consequences?
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Like what?
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Okay, Mo, not only are you helping
Dorian look for his mom, but you're
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him find the woman that your dad had an
affair with.
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I mean, is Mr. Mitch okay with this?
Well, he's not supposed to know. Well,
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that's why you should leave it alone.
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Look, Hakeem, don't discourage her,
okay? I mean, Dorian wanting to meet his
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is a good thing. Sure, besides, this
could be juicy.
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I mean, girl, what if she's rich?
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Oh, y 'all, she could be Oprah.
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I won that race. I beat you.
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Beat me? Man, I'm so fast, I'm surprised
you even saw me.
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How was I supposed to see you? I don't
have eyes in the back of my head.
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Why don't you just face it? I'm
fascinating you.
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According to who?
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According to my genes.
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See, my daddy ran track in high school,
and he set records.
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Man, he probably wasn't even all that.
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Man, yes, he was. Look.
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Yeah, whatever.
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Show you.
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See where it's at.
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See?
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Right there.
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See, state champion, boys.
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What, what, what?
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What? Maybe it was a man in 1975.
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Well, who was he racing?
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Moses? Adam?
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John Cornelius?
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Man, you don't know what you're talking
about.
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My Uncle Percy's old, but he creamed
your dad.
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Man, please, my dad would whoop your
uncle's butt.
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How's he gonna be my uncle?
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Shoot, Uncle Percy was in the L .A.
Marathon, boy.
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Yeah, he was handing out water.
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At least he was in it.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, boys. What are
you guys arguing about?
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Dad, Tony thinks his Uncle Percy can
beat you running. I think we should take
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him to the track and show him what's up.
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Don't be silly, Miles.
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Look, Percy and I are grown men, and we
are not going to race just because you
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two had an argument.
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How about yourself? Oh, I'm doing all
right. Uncle Percy, tell Mal you can
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his dad running.
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Oh, don't be silly. That's the same
thing I said.
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Anyone can look at us and tell I run
circles around, Frank.
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Oh, well, I don't know about circles.
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Come on, Frank.
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I'd leave you in my dust.
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See, I told you.
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Talk to sheep.
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Look, Percy.
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I mean, I understand if you're worried
about losing face in front of Tony.
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I'm not worried about losing anything,
old man.
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What did you call me?
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You heard me, old man.
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I'll give you a 50 -meter head start,
and I will still laugh. Oh, well, I
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we're just going to have to race.
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No problem.
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Meet me Sunday morning at the school.
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No excuse.
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Oh, don't worry. I'm going to be there.
And you know what? I'm going to beat
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you, Percy, because they didn't call me
Fleetfoot Frank for nothing.
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They probably did it to make you mad.
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Yeah, just don't be late on Sunday. I
can be late and still beat you.
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That man doesn't know who he's dealing
with. Yeah, that's right, Dad. Uh -huh.
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Yeah, I'll get back out there and train
just like I used to. Uh -huh, stretch a
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little bit, run a few miles. I'll be
good to go. What's your name?
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Fleetfoot. What's your name? Fleetfoot.
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Oh, yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
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I think I better sit down.
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Dang, Mo, where you been?
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It's the most important day of my life.
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Dorian, I am five minutes early.
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Oh.
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Well, this is a good address.
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And I can't believe I'm about to meet my
mother.
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Thanks for helping me. You're welcome.
But look, Dorian, before we go in there,
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are you sure this is the right woman?
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Yeah. She's the right age.
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She lived in L .A. all her life.
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Plus, I checked out all the other women
with the same name.
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One's dead.
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One's too old.
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One used to be a man.
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All right.
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It's a point.
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Did you tell her who you are?
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Nope. I saved that so I could tell her
in person.
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I told her I was calling from
Publisher's Clearinghouse and that she
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grand prize.
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And that would be you?
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Just kidding.
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Can I help you?
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Yes. Hi. We're looking for Barbara
Dolores Lee.
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That's me.
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That's you? Yes.
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the publisher's clearinghouse.
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Look, we're here looking for his mom.
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Unbelievable.
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I don't even have the money and black
relatives are already coming out of the
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woodwork.
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Oh, let's get out of here. Oh, I'm
sorry. I didn't mean to hurt your
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I'd invite you in, but the sweepstakes
people should be here any minute.
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I'm sorry, ma 'am, but you didn't win
any contest. That was my brother who
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called.
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I'm never going to find my mom. No,
Dorian, these things take time.
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This whole thing was just dumb.
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I'm sorry I wasted your time, Mom.
Dorian, look, some people search for
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This is a long process.
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But if we keep trying, I promise we'll
find her.
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Mitch, how was that full workout?
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Ask me when I stop hurting.
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Look, break time's over, Mitchell. Now
you drop and get me 50.
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Or you yell at me one more time, I'm
going to drop you.
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Dang, Dad.
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I thought you were in better shape than
this.
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Yeah, so did I.
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No wonder we don't throw the football
around anymore.
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What are you talking about?
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You probably passed out or something.
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Yeah, Mr. Mitch, I think maybe you
should forget about this race thing.
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No, I don't want to disappoint Miles.
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Well, there's no need in risk having a
stroke just to keep Miles happy.
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Man, this is so embarrassing.
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All that junk I talked.
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I guess I never realized how old you
really are.
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Well, you don't have to worry.
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Because I'm going to run that race, and
I'm going to beat Percy.
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Yeah, now you're talking. Let's get back
to your talk. All right, come on.
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All right, here we go, baby. Here we go.
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What?
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You call that a push -up?
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Dikeem, if I could get up, I'd hurt you.
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I am going to this Valentine's Day
concert all by myself, and I'm going to
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a good time.
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You're the only person I know that will
go to a sweetheart concert with no
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sweetheart.
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Hey!
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I mean, girl, this might be a good way
to meet somebody.
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I figure there's got to be at least one
lonely guy that couldn't get a date.
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And that's the guy you want.
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Well, not really, but guys like that
always have cute brothers.
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Uh, no, this is her roommate. Hold on a
second.
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Here, Steve.
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Hello?
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Hi, Miss Lee.
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Yes, I called on behalf of my brother.
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He's almost 18 now.
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Okay, yes, that will be fine.
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All right, can you hold on a second?
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Niecy, quick, get a pen. I think I found
Dorian's mom.
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Hello?
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Excuse me.
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What?
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Hi there, young lady.
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We're looking for Barbara Lee.
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No, Barbara Lee lives here.
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Well, is your mother home?
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Yeah.
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What was her name?
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Barbara Lee, me alone.
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Oh,
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look, little girl. Barbara Lee Kennedy,
okay.
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Well, look, my name is Moesha, and this
is Dorian.
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She's expecting us.
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Can you get her for us? Yeah, for $5.
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Go get your mama now.
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Mama!
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Jordan, I think that's your sister.
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No, that little girl is just straight
bad.
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Then she's definitely your sister.
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Man, this is a nice place.
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No. Your mama must be doing all right.
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Man, I wonder what she's like.
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She's nice.
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She'll like me.
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Why wouldn't she like you?
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Well, she did give me away.
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Well, I'm sure she felt she had a good
reason for doing what she did.
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Dorian, look, I don't want you to be
disappointed, so don't expect too much,
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okay?
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Hi, Miss Lee.
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You mean Mrs. Kennedy?
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Yes.
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I'm Alicia, and this is Dorian Long.
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Dorian Mitchell.
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My brother.
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Your son.
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Dorian.
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Dorian.
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Hello, Dorian.
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It's nice to finally meet you.
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Yeah, it's nice to meet you, too.
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You've grown into a handsome young man.
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Quite a bit bigger than last time I saw
you.
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Do you mind if I hug you?
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Marisha, you're so beautiful.
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Thank you. I knew you would be.
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Cutest little girl I'd ever seen.
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You knew me?
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So Dorian.
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Tell me all about yourself.
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Okay.
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But first, can I just look at you for a
minute?
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Oh.
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You must have a lot of heart, man, to
come out here and let your son see you
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beat like this.
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Yeah, well, winners never lose, and
losers never win. Man, you better guard
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here with that voice. Come talk to me.
Take your head start.
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Man, look, the way we've been training,
we don't even need a head start.
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Maybe we don't, but my dad does.
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No, no, no, I don't.
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But since we already agreed to it, and I
am a man of my word. Man, just go.
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Oh, okay.
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Keep going.
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Okay, right there. That should be good
enough. Oh, fella.
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All right.
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That's it.
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Mr.
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Pitts, I didn't know they had those
aerodynamic track suits back in the day.
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Well, this shirt must have shrunk in the
attic. That's all.
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Whatever you say, Mr. Pitts. Good luck.
I'll see you at the finish line.
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Good luck. Good luck.
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I took a picture of the finish.
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Okay, and the winner is Mr.
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Mitch by a fro.
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So,
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would you like anything else to eat?
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Oh, no, thank you. Yeah, I'm cool.
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I just want to talk.
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Tell us more about you.
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Well, let's see.
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I've been an accountant for the last 15
years.
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Married to a wonderful man. He's an
orthodontist.
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You've met Reesey. Oh, boy.
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And I have a son.
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Another son.
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Named Ray Ray.
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Oh, he's going to love you. He's always
wanted a big brother.
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Can I ask you something?
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You can ask me anything you want,
Dorian.
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All right.
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Why'd you give me away?
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I mean, you kept your other kids.
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Whew.
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I was afraid you were going to ask me
that.
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There's no easy answer.
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It was a complicated situation.
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I didn't think it would be easy.
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But I really need to know.
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Dorian, I wasn't in any position to
raise a child back then.
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And Frank was.
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And he had planned to raise you. But
Marguerite wouldn't allow it.
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So... Your father decided to have your
aunt take you.
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How's Uncle Frank?
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Always controlling every situation.
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Well, no, not every situation.
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See, when Frank and I got together, we
didn't think it was going to turn out
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like this.
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When Marguerite left him, we didn't
think she was going to come back.
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But she did.
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And Frank ended up taking her back.
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Um, no, excuse me. I think you have that
wrong.
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See, she took him back.
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He left her.
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My mom didn't leave him.
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Yes, she did, Moesha.
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She packed up her things, went to live
with her sister, and left you and your
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father to fend for yourselves.
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What are you talking about? My mom
didn't walk out on me.
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Hey, Mo, calm down. No, I won't calm
down, Dorian. She's talking about my
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mother. Look, I know this is hard to
hear, Moesha, but it's the truth. No,
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not. You're lying.
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Hey, Mo, don't call my mom a liar.
Dorian, you just met this woman.
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Aunt Sandy is your mom.
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Why don't you just back off? No, she
needs to back off. No, save it. I'm out.
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And they're coming around the corner,
and he's almost there, and it's Frank
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Mitchell.
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Good going, Dad. I knew you could do it,
Mr. Wilson. Thanks, fellas.
336
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Dad, I want to apologize for calling you
a wimp.
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Miles, you never called me a wimp.
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Oh.
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Well, I was thinking it.
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Sorry. You're the best dad I could ever
have.
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Hey, ditto, Mr. Mitch. Ditto.
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Hey,
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well, my work is done here. Not unless
you want to train for the Senior
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Olympics.
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Well,
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now that I've won my race, I'm going to
relax, get me a cup of coffee.
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I'm reveling my victory. Ah, that's a
good idea.
348
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Please, please, please.
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Oh,
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boy.
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What's wrong, Dad? Do you need to sit
down or something?
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Miles, who's been trying to get in touch
with Barbara Lee?
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I don't know who Barbara Lee is, but
that's Moe's handwriting.
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