Poetic Justice
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:56:01
You be dating them
professional men, huh?

:56:04
Doctors, lawyers, pharmacists?
:56:08
Street pharmacists?
I knew you was like that.

:56:12
Here. I'll take her now.
:56:14
She is so cute. You sure?
What's her name?

:56:17
Her name is lmani.
:56:20
Hi, lmani. Hi there.
You're so cute. Yes, you are.

:56:27
-Thank you.
-Thank you, lmani.

:56:35
So you got a kid, huh?
:56:38
-Why you ask me that?
-Because you look like the type.

:56:44
-And what's the type?
-I don't know.

:56:48
This. You just walking by.
You the type.

:56:52
Anyway...
:56:56
You got any kids?
:56:57
Hell, no, I ain't got no kids.
I don't even like kids.

:57:01
Sure don't look like that to me.
:57:07
This here's kind of cool.
:57:11
You ever been to one of these?
:57:13
No, I ain't got much f amily.
Family I do have, we ain't this close.

:57:19
I ain't never seen so many black f olks
in one spot and there ain't no fight.

:57:30
Let's get back to these
street pharmacists you used to see.

:57:34
Let me tell you something.
I only went out with one.

:57:37
He was my first boyf riend,
my first love. He meant a lot to me.

:57:43
-So you was in it f or the money?
-You're getting too damn personal.

:57:53
What the f uck you know? You don't
even keep your f ucking nails clean.


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