:40:00
- Don't worry. We'll stop here for dinner.
- We just stopped for her at lunch.
:40:05
Right, and now
we're stopping for dinner. Come on.
:40:09
I ain't hungry.
:40:20
- Want one?
- OK.
:40:27
- How old are you?
- I don't know, 15. Why?
:40:29
- Just asking. Where are you from?
- Nowhere.
:40:33
- You've got to be from somewheres.
- Down by Troy, I guess.
:40:37
How long you work for her?
:40:39
Ain't kept count. A year, maybe.
How old you be?
:40:44
Nine. She really do all that dancing?
:40:47
If you want to call it dancing.
:40:49
All she do is waggle her hips
and shake her behind.
:40:53
How come she leave that job?
:40:55
The boss try to make her put out
for his friends.
:40:59
- She don't put out for free.
- She put out much?
:41:02
Like a gum machine. Drop something in
and she'll put something out.
:41:06
- How much she charge?
- Most she can get.
:41:10
But she always asks for $5.
She ain't putting out for your pa, though.
:41:15
Says she's going to get all she can first.
:41:18
He say he was my pa?
:41:20
I heard him mumbling something like
he didn't want to talk about it. Ain't he?
:41:25
I'm with him, ain't I?
How do you come to be with her?
:41:29
She promised to give me $4 every week.
She ain't gave me nothing!
:41:34
Except a nickel or dime.
:41:36
Why don't you quit?
:41:38
How I'm going to quit? And what if I do?
Ain't got no money to get home to Mom.
:41:44
And what if I do get home?
They got hard times as it is.
:41:47
My mama say, "Go work for a white
lady, she'll take good care of you."
:41:52
Know what I think? You know that
white speck on top of chicken doo-doo?
:41:57
That's the kind of white she is.