Mississippi Masala
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:50:00
You need any help with that help?
:50:03
Because I'm right here. Yeah.
:50:06
Man, just looking at her
make me break into a sweat.

:50:10
Don't sweat all over the chicken.
:50:12
I can't wait to see Alicia's face
when she see her.

:50:17
When Alicia comes back to you,
you can pass Mina to me.

:50:20
Like she a bag of groceries
or something?

:50:22
You so righteous,
you should've been a preacher.

:50:24
I tell you what,
you should go out with Alicia.

:50:27
I tell you something,
I already been out with her.

:50:31
He's about the nicest man
a girl could ever ask for.

:50:36
- We're just friends.
- Did I say any different?

:50:41
He was all set
to go to Jackson State.

:50:44
When his mama died, he didn't
wanna leave his daddy alone...

:50:48
...because that's the kind
of boy he is.

:50:51
Now, I made a vow to Grace
that I would look after her boy.

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And I've been like a mother
to him ever since.

:50:59
Doing so well now,
with his own business...

:51:01
...makes me right proud of him.
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It's not easy, you know?
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Sometimes, no matter
how hard you work...

:51:08
...things have a way of going wrong.
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That's when you gotta know how
to make them right. Know what I mean?

:51:15
Lord...
:51:16
...bless this gathering...
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...and remember
our dear departed Grace.

:51:22
Amen. Let's eat.
:51:28
- Granddaddy.
- Did you say you were from Indianola?

:51:31
- No. India.
- You have to yell. He don't hear good.

:51:34
- India.
- Indiana?

:51:38
India.
:51:39
Where're the biscuits?
:51:42
What's Africa like?
It's not like Shaka Zulu is it?

:51:46
Some places.
You know, they got cities too.

:51:50
- We used to live in Kampala.
- Isn't that where Idi Amin is from?

:51:54
Y'all hush with all the questions.
Let the girl eat her food.

:51:57
I'm going to Africa one day
to see Nelson Mandela.


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