:05:01
Looks like they're boarding.
:05:03
Welcome aboard, welcome aboard.
:05:06
I'd have hated
being on your plantation.
:05:08
Runaway slave wouldn't have
stood a chance against you.
:05:11
Court order says I have to keep my son
tethered for 72 hours.
:05:16
But it's cool.
:05:18
We're working it out, right?
:05:21
All right.
:05:22
Welcome aboard the Spotted Owl.
We're ready to ride into history.
:05:27
Step right up on in.
:05:28
Come on. Anybody else going to the
Million Man March, get on the bus!
:05:33
- How you feeling?
- Okay, Pop. You?
:05:35
Never felt better in my life!
:05:37
Then give me some of what you got.
:05:41
How you doing?
:05:42
Welcome aboard.
:05:46
Black power, brothers!
:05:47
Black power.
:05:49
Black power.
:05:50
Black power.
:05:52
Black power.
:05:54
Sounds like he's stuck in the '60s.
:05:57
- Got it?
- Yeah, I got it, thank you.
:05:59
Thank you very much.
:06:02
My name...
:06:04
...is Jeremiah Washington.
:06:05
Jamal.
:06:06
Glad to meet you, Jamal.
:06:10
Not much legroom, is there?
:06:13
I'll have to stretch these bones
every chance I get.
:06:17
Ain't that the truth?
:06:19
Them fools back at the barbershop...
:06:22
...they asked me what I hoped to
accomplish by going to the march.
:06:27
These black men, nagging at me...
:06:30
What'd you say?
:06:31
I said I'd be first in line
at the revolution...
:06:34
...while they'd be
bringing up the rear.
:06:37
And by the time I return
from Washington...
:06:40
...my behind's gonna be
20 years younger.
:06:44
Fountain of youth, huh?
:06:47
The Miracle at the Mall,
that's what I'm looking for.
:06:50
And that's what I'll get.
:06:52
Craig, how's it going?
:06:54
- Let's roll it.
- We ready to roll, peoples.
:06:56
If you're going to the Slauson
swap meet, the Brentwood mansion...