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:28:01
Yo, for the person who steals,
the prices go down.

:28:04
Raise your hand, Mr. Wilson,
if you want to be heard.

:28:07
- Connie?
- They need more security guards?

:28:10
More security guards in the stores.
That's very good, Connie.

:28:14
Yo, it's a natural
redistribution of wealth.

:28:16
The rich pay more to subsidize people
who can only get stuff by stealing it.

:28:21
- That's right.
- Who pays for that?

:28:22
- Your mother.
- We do.

:28:24
- Uh-huh.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

:28:33
What's up?
:28:35
It's fly. Who's that?
:28:37
Oh, hey, that's my man Z.
He's the best DJ out here.

:28:39
Nah, my brother, nah.
Listen, y'all, it isn't possible.

:28:43
Even if he is, he ain't.
You know? Only brothers can be.

:28:46
Yo, Nikki, why ain't you modeling
clothes like they is?

:28:48
- You look good modelin' clothes.
- You look good modelin' nothin' at all.

:28:50
Check your history, man. Every great
musical innovation of this century...

:28:54
has been made by who?
:28:55
The African. And every one of them
stolen and reshaped by who?

:28:59
Yo, homeboy, the white man.
You know what I'm sayin'?

:29:03
- Why you always holding your dick?
- Waitin' for you to suck it, fool.

:29:07
Well, why don't you go suck on a book?
Why don't you learn about yourself?

:29:09
Read about your culture
and your history, all right?

:29:11
Kumbaya, motherfucker.
Farrakhan Annie.

:29:16
That's what I'm talkin' about.
:29:17
- You like that?
- Who is that?

:29:20
Could be Frank Zappa.
Could be Captain Beefheart.

:29:23
Captain Beefheart?
:29:34
Oh, I know him.
My mother listens to that.

:29:36
- You like that?
- Yeah.

:29:43
- Check this out.
- Ooh, let's go!

:29:49
Hurt that shit, Z. Yeah.
:29:53
What you makin' faces for?
:29:54
Perpetrator. That's all you are.
You know what I'm sayin'?

:29:57
You know nothin'. The drums
are African. We created them.


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