Poetic Justice
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-How you doing, boy?
-Cousin!

:53:03
-What's up, cousin?
-What's up?

:53:05
I ain't seen you
in I don't know when.

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Goddamn! That's a pretty
girlf riend you got here, boy.

:53:13
Y'all make a good-looking couple too.
So, what's your name, cousin?

:53:17
-Lucky. Little Lucky?
-Lucky, yeah.

:53:21
With a lady like this, shit,
I'd call you Lucky too.

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-What's your name, sweet thing?
-Justice.

:53:31
You mean, like the law?
How you get a name like that?

:53:34
You don't wanna know that story.
Anyway, this is my f riend...

:53:39
-lesha. This is my husband, Chicago.
-Chi-Town, how you doing?

:53:43
-What's happening, man?
-So, cousin, what's your name?

:53:47
Just call me Cousin Pete.
That's right, Cousin Pete.

:53:51
Come here.
I want y'all to meet some f amily.

:53:55
Over here we got Aunt Jessica.
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Uncle Herb. Aunt Aida Pearl.
That's Uncle Fred and his wife, Wilma.

:54:02
Cousin Isaac, Cousin James,
Cousin Kwame. What's up, bro?

:54:06
And them kids, I don't know
all their names. Bread-snatchers.

:54:10
Sitting over here, we got Aunt April,
we got Aunt May and Aunt June.

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I call them the Calendar Sisters.
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-Look at them.
-Ain't they pretty?

:54:20
-How y'all doing?
-Yes, sir. How you doing?

:54:24
Food sure look good over there.
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Don't it? Go over and help yourself.
You f amily, ain't you?

:54:30
-lt's cool?
-You better go get something.

:54:33
Go ahead with him.
I'm gonna play some cards.

:54:37
Bye. Look at them.
Don't they make such a cute couple?

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-Are you all in love?
-Yeah.

:54:58
Baby, what would you know about love?

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