Get on the Bus
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:44:00
Yeah, okay, that's what you say.
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Don't know, man.
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- Are we going to eat?
- I think I'm getting a hangnail.

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It gives me great pleasure
to welcome you to the Little Rock...

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...rest area.
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Who are you supposed to be?
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The welcoming committee
for all the fine sisters.

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Oh, please!
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You don't recognize me, do you?
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I'm an actor.
:44:31
You played on an episode of Martin!
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You were the janitor!
:44:36
He's famous. You're funny.
:44:38
Sorry we didn't recognize you.
We've been driving.

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- Where are you from?
- Dallas.

:44:43
I've heard Dallas has fine honeys.
:44:46
Wait a minute.
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Aren't you the only two black
cheerleaders on the Dallas Cowboys?

:44:52
Well, what do you know?
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Is he bothering you?
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- You scared me.
- Sorry.

:44:58
Hopefully Minister Farrakhan will
teach him not to bother ladies.

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Are you going to the march?
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Yes, it's time for the brothers
to work it out.

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No, wait a minute. No!
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How do you brothers propose to work
things out without the sisters?

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I've heard this argument.
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She's got a point.
It's not right to exclude women.

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Especially after all the things
our sisters have done for us.

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So why are you going?
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Someone's gotta raise the
consciousness of these lost brothers.

:45:30
There are certain questions
which are specific to manhood.

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Such as, how can we be better
husbands, sons, fathers and...

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...Iovers?
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You can start by not trying to put us
womenfolk in our place.

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Leave the sisters at home
while you work it out? Please!

:45:48
Personally, I'm glad to see
the brothers showing some unity.

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Thank you.
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That's not unity!
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What we need is some solidarity.
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You cannot name...

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