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Speaker 2: This episode is Kave.
Speaker 3: Kanam by a Emanuel Leedam people. Jamichael, a black man
is his late twenty Clayton, a white man in his
late twenties, Heart Zaire a heterosexual stereotypically black boy of
twelve or thirteen. Salt Zaire, a white stereotypically homosexual boy
of twelve or thirteen.
Speaker 4: Isabelle, a black or Latino girl of thirteen or fourteen.
Cynthia a black woman in her late twenties. Either all
three kids are played by actual miners, or none of
them are.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 3: There is male tag on Clayton's.
Speaker 6: GARAGEU shut up, Shut the fuck, shut up.
Speaker 7: I don't want to go neither.
Speaker 6: There's a hundred better things I could do with this money.
You know what our animal medicine was twenty years ago? Prayer,
unbreakful bastard.
Speaker 7: Put scratch it on my clothes. Don't play that wolf
wolf shit. You understand me, Admiral, I said, don't be
scratching my book. What you did.
Speaker 6: We're gonna be late for real now because I ain't
trying to hear this big ass mountain.
Speaker 8: Hell shit, why your mama laying out on my It
was an accident on an accident, look like I'm doing
what about you?
Speaker 7: I ain't do that, major, I.
Speaker 2: Would have been more creative. Expired maya either you did it?
Wrinkle poison?
Speaker 7: I know how you run your mouth around here? What
do you make people think about?
Speaker 2: I don't be saying none wrong. They draw their own conclusion.
Speaker 7: Reasonable, get reasonable upside. Y'all's asses to someone turn it
off if you ain't drop.
Speaker 8: See, that's why mother nature doing a chock hya slid
inside our heads now.
Speaker 2: And big ass trucks your homeboy.
Speaker 8: Had thirty five backed up the fuck up yesterday, then
big ass trucks ain't helping none.
Speaker 2: What's he like in person?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 2: You wasn't there? No way? How come was Bush?
Speaker 8: Then y'all keep in touch, right bottles at the end
of a long hard day besides each other, saw Dix.
That sort of thing being the hard work and coming
American man, y'all is the way you're gonna talk about
each other. I just thought, you know, last time the
president rolled through, and how that pretty sure?
Speaker 7: They all rolled through at some point.
Speaker 2: Shame history didn't repeat it.
Speaker 7: You could have went up there and repeated it.
Speaker 2: I gotta be someone with nothing to lose.
Speaker 8: I got a new job kids, you know, can't just
be shooting myself in the head or rotten in jail.
Speaker 6: The rest ain't for the rest of his life. Ain't
nobody said, ship out the rest of nobody's life. You've
been behaving good bad.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be hey with a busted knee.
Speaker 7: Say something else, bout my kempis lucky.
Speaker 2: That's all he got. Seeing how his kind supposedly got
handled in prison. Well maybe that's an unfair stereotpic.
Speaker 7: Say something else.
Speaker 9: Jamaica's bust into an in mathuline karate stance.
Speaker 2: Let's go there. You got it right, I'm so easy. Right,
then let's tangle a little bitch. That's what I thought.
You're a real cried when I bust out the cocoa
a bro.
Speaker 6: This was pleasant, but we got to get to the
vat voice box. Anxious miss Patrick. He don't know where
he's gone or when he comes back.
Speaker 2: A stuck him in the middle of all these dark
He is dog. He was hosting at a.
Speaker 8: White power rally the other day, and I ain't here
peep out of him.
Speaker 6: Then it was like seven Mexicans at that party. If
you really thought it was a Nazi, you would have
moved by Now, move.
Speaker 2: Hunk lady to Africa. Why don't you going back to
schwatsing gender from the.
Speaker 6: Line might go on head to Deep elm Or California, California, Crian,
don't quit now.
Speaker 8: I know you ain't talk about no damn art school
because they hurt it running no empty right now. They
won't think of not artist. Not the same white patriarchy
killed the flow in the first place. Miss me with
them sat words, you just barely well.
Speaker 2: Just keep them characters from around my bull.
Speaker 6: Right, I'll check in and make sure my party's don't
coincide with bring your son Home Day.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be spending more time, did you like officially?
Oh shit, starting off every third week?
Speaker 7: Oh shit, congrats?
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 8: You know once you give birth, you ain't gave birth.
I pushed that boy right out my dick hole. Point
is he in bloom bloom bloom? And before I know
it's gonna be head nigga And you.
Speaker 6: Still got them buck teeth looking like sea biscuit.
Speaker 7: You don't like it so much, dude.
Speaker 8: You grew into it anyway. She got him in that
magnet school. Were making the same money. Well I'll make
a bit more of But who's gone besides judges sit
looking better. He don't need no disturbance. What you're telling
me for all y'all need to say is hello and
goodbye whatever, Hello, goodbye?
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 2: That's it? Got it? You know how talkative you.
Speaker 6: Or I could just ignore him? I ignore him, I
ignore you, You ignore me. We ain't got to be
friends no more.
Speaker 5: That's on you.
Speaker 7: But aggravate me to death. Don't fix no dude.
Speaker 8: From now till twenty twenty one, every time something going
on in the news, or I hear something I want
supposed to hear at work, every time, I'm gonna stay
right here and whoop be y'all asked with it.
Speaker 2: That's how I get along these.
Speaker 7: Today twenty twenty five till twenty twenty five.
Speaker 9: Jermichael storms inside his house and Marl starts again. Clayton
opens the door and rolls back at em R like
if a willer Back to Cynthia parked at the curb,
Hardsire and Isabelle standing on the sidewalk in front of
Jamichael's house. A usual Isabelle wears men's gloves.
Speaker 10: You got everything, all right?
Speaker 9: Peace since the spites off.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a real house.
Speaker 5: His old place was pitiful.
Speaker 11: He got grass and shit.
Speaker 2: Look at you with grass and ship. See it could
turn out good. Madeline.
Speaker 11: Don't even know who her daddy is.
Speaker 2: You ain't hear that from me. And he got a
fancy job.
Speaker 5: Just work in a fancy place. He is fucking security guard.
Speaker 2: He knows celebrities, he meets celebrities. Well, you said he.
Speaker 10: Gave up all that money.
Speaker 5: Oh no, how much it was.
Speaker 2: Let people be better.
Speaker 5: You don't know nothing about it, Isabelle.
Speaker 7: Shit, you got that right, my daddy of real men?
Speaker 5: What's the story. We're doing a project? Nah, we don't
say I'm a tutor. You think you come here every day?
Speaker 7: Not every day.
Speaker 11: Look, you wouldn't want to wait on that turtle ass
bitch to pick you up neither. Sometimes I be up
there all by myself for thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: It's scary.
Speaker 5: Got your nails, I guess.
Speaker 9: He tugs at one of her gloves. She snatches her
hand away. Hey, Zion, quick.
Speaker 5: I already seen him.
Speaker 9: He slips the glove off to reveal inhuman pointed fingernails,
measuring that at least an inch.
Speaker 5: You ever see him or somebody? Nah, No, well that's
a waste.
Speaker 2: Only had him two years.
Speaker 5: They got longer.
Speaker 11: Maybe I tried cutting them off that first day, first
day after the vote, grew all the way back in
about fifteen minutes. Since then, I've been trying to quit
looking at him.
Speaker 5: What the doctor said, nothing? Nothing.
Speaker 11: We was up there last year because none of us
never really get sick like that. He young, just started
out being a doctor. Kind of looked like mister Sanderson.
He always mumbling, he's so busy. He ain't even see him.
Speaker 5: At first.
Speaker 11: Mama had to tell him, and he said, it ain't
that deep.
Speaker 5: So good thing. You don't play piano on nothing?
Speaker 2: Well maybe I would have started.
Speaker 5: I ain't give it back.
Speaker 11: You still got some pretty fingers, fingers, just skinn pretty fingers.
Speaker 5: Head ass none.
Speaker 9: He puts the glove back on her head.
Speaker 2: Big, where are your mama at?
Speaker 5: She left you going in to do me.
Speaker 2: You're gonna introduce me.
Speaker 5: Oh uh, This is Isabelle, my friend Isabelle.
Speaker 12: This is my.
Speaker 2: It's nice to meet you, sir.
Speaker 7: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: No problem what y'all learned today?
Speaker 5: None, I gotta remember intend you our own work. I
already did it. Actually, we was about to get started.
Speaker 7: I'm his tutor.
Speaker 5: Yeah, tutor.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 11: He needed to stepup his math game up. Already had
that teacher. It's cool, supposed to be six. But let
me tell her again. She ain't good with time. Uh,
you got my phone?
Speaker 5: I give it back before Mama pulled up.
Speaker 11: It must have fell out my pocket that miss Cynthia's car.
Speaker 1: He was cool.
Speaker 2: I just I lad her right quick. You're all gonna
get some marathons or something. Thanks, it's a bill goes inside.
Don't want me. That was real nice.
Speaker 8: By the way, running away without speaking, it was too
running away nice. Imas for him to see, Well, is
a belle left that phone in your car? I said,
the girl's phone in your car? Reing your stupid ass on,
go ahead, I said, I'm hungry.
Speaker 5: Get in the car.
Speaker 2: Actually I found some good stuff. Luchni message I as soon.
It's good. Hope I get through before Mama show up.
I know she ain't tutoring you. You ain't got a
front player. I'll stay in the kitchen.
Speaker 5: I ain't even like that. I ain't thinking about girls.
Speaker 2: That's funny, because your mama said, we gotta have a
big talk. Tell me you've been staying in your sheets.
Just a part of growing up.
Speaker 8: You gotta go at using tissue though, because she ain't
got she got enough to deal with without looking at her.
Speaker 5: Jo Okay, okay, okay, Sorry, you.
Speaker 2: Ain't trying to holler. She looked at you like you're
gonna vanish if you don't blink.
Speaker 5: I don't know, maybe, but don't rush.
Speaker 2: All y'all need to be doing is hold name?
Speaker 5: That's it all? What's that?
Speaker 2: You ain't heard a dog?
Speaker 5: You dogs sleep?
Speaker 2: He'd be carrying on, and he usually knocked out by
one or two of them too.
Speaker 7: No nod on, Hello, how are you? Goodbye?
Speaker 9: Clayton begins to paint over the graffiti on his garage door.
Cynthia car rolls in. She goes into Jamichael's porch, knocks
on the door.
Speaker 7: Cynthia, Oh ship, it's me, must have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, damn.
Speaker 7: He getting grown?
Speaker 10: Yeah, seventh grade, it's going by so fast, Thank god.
Speaker 7: It's good to see y'all two working this out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, good to see what you've been out to construction
right now, Jermichael comes out.
Speaker 10: Hello, Jeremichael, you still paint?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Got a gallery here soon? Well, not my gallery, it's
a cameo, you know.
Speaker 10: Ah shit, I'm scared of you.
Speaker 7: Been a good year.
Speaker 10: You know you could get a couple hundred from my
boss easy with her pretentious ass.
Speaker 6: Dope, give me his number, appreciate it. Ah shit, this
shit don't match. Picked up the wrong bucket.
Speaker 7: Nice seeing you.
Speaker 9: Awkward exit back into his house.
Speaker 10: So y'all next to each other? Huh, I ain't know
that he written new or something. Hay on all right, damn.
Speaker 2: Lies on him with some old man something formerly old man.
I'm written from his people.
Speaker 10: Glad he's doing good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just thrived. He a supremacist.
Speaker 10: Was your best friend?
Speaker 2: He became a supremacist.
Speaker 10: Should we be worried about Zaia? Should you be worried
about you?
Speaker 2: He voted, Uh, that's too bad? Yeah, sorry, Yeah.
Speaker 10: Disappointing m h, but not surprising.
Speaker 2: He wrote Obama's dig both times.
Speaker 10: Still, I mean, look at him.
Speaker 2: You could just tell about looking at him.
Speaker 10: I guess I thought everyone could. Is he a sig
hails supremacist or a regular supremacist.
Speaker 2: What do you mean regular, Well, you've seen none in particular.
Speaker 10: No, but if he's just a regular supremacit leave it alone.
Speaker 2: Regular supremacist does some ship. See, that's how we got
here in the first place, because y'all niggas care about
how they feeling.
Speaker 10: At least I've vote.
Speaker 2: I voted in spirit. I physically couldn't leave.
Speaker 10: Excuses, shouldn't have waited so damnly, how I know you
wasn't gonna take your ass home anyway and do nothing
like a do nothing bitch ass nigga.
Speaker 8: I still went up there knowing damn well, they wasn't
gonna let me in. Oh my granddaddy, I was fully
intended on checking out white bitch, white woman's Nay.
Speaker 10: All I know is I need a job and a
roof and show do you unless millions of us about
to pick up everything and meand around the planet bumming, Yo, Brazil,
you're gonna use that force over there? Nah nah at school.
Speaker 5: Mongolia.
Speaker 10: Let us hold some of them planes right quick. And
niggas like you sit around philophasizing and give out orders.
Y'all ain't gonna organize so that we got to draw
the line.
Speaker 2: Oh sit around, what's you doing to help the Mexicans?
You been looking at how they do Muslims.
Speaker 10: Been a little tied up raising a child alone.
Speaker 2: I ain't been alone through a day of it. Sure
ain't alone.
Speaker 10: A month old shit of paper, don't make the last
twelve years disappeared.
Speaker 9: Clayton comes back outside and returns to the garage.
Speaker 8: That bread disappeared out of my acundo. You know how
many female women wish they baby dot even do what
I'm doing right?
Speaker 10: Just let me be right. Damn you on a trophy.
Speaker 8: Ladies, first, fuck you. It's convenient to act alone. Ain'my,
how about you thinking about him?
Speaker 10: I am thinking about him. I'm thinking about every broken promise,
every time I had to get him to quit crying
behind you. How about you catch up before you start
talking all this shit because you heard what she said.
I ain't got to keep pressing your goddamn rewind button.
If you fumble out now, I'm out, and you're just
gonna have to try your best when he get grown,
be up to him. But me I will be finished
with you. We'll end up forgetting the sound of your voice.
Understand do you understand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand.
Speaker 10: You got six days to talk to him. I'm in
the middle of because I ain't gonna have him out
here like your mama had you. When I come get him,
he better know everything else I'm doing it, y'all, dicks,
Ain't that damn complicated?
Speaker 7: Later by Clayton, Right, what's up? You'll come around. It's
probably tougher on her than you or him.
Speaker 2: I ain't think about how crazy and you giving my number?
Speaker 5: Oh right, of course not. I mean I can't.
Speaker 12: Yeah, sure, whatever, what So listen, it's been two years?
What's been two Oh yeah, I got this boy.
Speaker 2: You got that dog world still turner. I'm thinking the
best we.
Speaker 7: Call him truth.
Speaker 8: Oh so, no more roasting, hollering. I'll get my stress
management elsew somewhere else.
Speaker 7: You're the one with the beef, So you're talking to yourself.
Neither party is blaming. Blame, got your name all over it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna let each other do our own thing.
Speaker 5: And uh yeah, I mean you.
Speaker 7: Do realize that's exactly what I've been.
Speaker 2: Trying to truth on.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, m hm, sounds good.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 9: Clayton offers his fist for a doubt. Jermichael stares at
it for a few seconds. Act three, Clayton truck pulls
in Clayton and softs that air get out.
Speaker 6: I really wanted to ride in the back, though, that
would have been kind of irresponsible of me.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been in a movie?
Speaker 7: Not to my knowledge, because like I've seen you somewhere before.
Speaker 6: Right, might have saw me whenever you rolled through before maybe,
but I'm pretty sure it's before, like way before.
Speaker 7: Well the small world. We just made it. Uh huh
uh huh yep, he on the highway. It's a wreck,
so it could be a while.
Speaker 2: I'll just do my homework or whatever.
Speaker 7: If you need some would I need?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: You like ice cream?
Speaker 2: Hook me up?
Speaker 7: Let's see what I got back here?
Speaker 6: You go them Italian joints, gelato not but lemon ones
Italian ice? Oh?
Speaker 7: Is that coconut buds?
Speaker 5: That sounds good?
Speaker 7: Nuts or no nuts?
Speaker 4: Admiral unequivoquially haul that ear a nigger.
Speaker 6: Dawn on somewhere. Sorry about that. He's my brothers clearly
ain't gave him no home training.
Speaker 7: You good?
Speaker 6: Uh? Just pete, she where's your brother vacation? It might
be something wrong with him, had to get him tested.
The other day, Bett found a bump.
Speaker 7: I don't know. It could be whatever. Can he talk, admiral?
Of course, not silly nuts or no nuts?
Speaker 2: No nuts? Sorry, I like interrupted your life.
Speaker 7: No, it's good. It came up. Your principal gave me
a job.
Speaker 5: Your teacher.
Speaker 6: I'm an artist. I'm almost an artist. Your school looked
more like a nuthouse.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 7: I told her they got to do better than that
for our top scholars.
Speaker 5: She dug it.
Speaker 6: So now I'm gonna put a mural on that wall
by the cafeteria. Mike could talk her into another one outside.
You don't look convinced me some paper? Oh shit, if
you want a real one, it'll cost you, like how much?
Speaker 7: Give me a picture. I'll get to it eventually.
Speaker 5: Why did he tell me not to talk to you?
Speaker 7: Well, at first he told me not to talk to you. Hmm.
Speaker 6: Me and him known each other a long time, long
long time. Then we grew apart, more like snapped apart.
That'll happen sometimes. I told him about the house actually
before we snapped apart. I've seen you now and then,
mostly when you was a little bitty baby. Used to
read you stories so that's where you remember me from.
Oh if I was you, I'd be feeling right on
top of the world right now. A lot of kids
wish they parents would fight over them. I know he
could have did better up to now, but he do
love you. I didn't need you a confirmation on that,
but I can tell it's given some kind of moment,
So go off.
Speaker 7: I guess you don't think you ain't his that's what
you're thinking.
Speaker 6: I wasn't.
Speaker 5: How could he.
Speaker 6: I'll look exactly alike. I had the whole nuclear thing
frankly overrated. My mom and daddy had to agree so much.
They never did much of none with us. Between me
and my brother and my sister, I'm the good one.
Come on, joined some clubs so you ain't got to
be scooped up as soon as school's over. You know,
back in the day, me and your daddy was always
in trouble. Principal told our mama is to put us
in this program at the why a lot of writing,
and they put us in activities. I got karate and
he got painting torture. Then we came up with the
idea to switch places. So next day he went into
karate and called president from my name. I went into
an art class and pretended to be him. They didn't
catch us till it was too late. Now, look at you, daddy,
and tell me you wouldn't know he got a third
degree back built. That's what I'm saying, Man, don't get
down on yourself just because of the default what people
think about black people. You're supposed to elevate above the
two of them anyway, so it don't even matter whatever
they say about himant the ghetto welfare baby mama, Okay,
so what own that shit?
Speaker 7: She's not on welfare?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know that, but she has a job, one normal,
boring job at a desk. She doesn't need your shitty
little taxes.
Speaker 2: Do you have a desk?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 5: But I was my thought.
Speaker 9: Desire leaves the porch. Trash is whatever is left of
his ice cream.
Speaker 6: Hey, way, hope your stupid dog has cancer and his asshole,
God damn it.
Speaker 4: Jermichael's played by Sean Shelton. Clayson is played by Casey Worthington.
Salt Zire is played by Ellis Al's Walton.
Speaker 3: Heart Doyre is.
Speaker 4: Played by Melvin Cock. Cynthia is played by Monique Scott.
Isabelle is played by Shia Nixon and stage directions a
boy Donelle cole part.
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