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:17:01
You would do well
to mind your tongue, Moor.

:17:05
- (women gasp)
- Or I will cut it out and feed it to the dogs.

:17:13
(imitates dog panting)
:17:16
Come here.
Nah, I'm just messin' with you, man.

:17:19
I ain't no talent agent, so cut the act.
:17:22
I'm just tryin' to get at her.
Ain't she fine? Watch me work.

:17:26
Moor! Do you mock me?
:17:29
The king awaits thee, messenger.
:17:32
You might want to take a chill pill, all right?
:17:35
"Do you mock me, Moor?"
:17:37
Hey, look, your boss
makes you call him "king"?

:17:40
We gotta talk union.
:17:43
Yeah, man, that's not right.
We gotta get you a dental plan.

:17:49
We do apologize, sire. We did not
expect your arrival for several weeks.

:17:53
- How shall I introduce thee?
- What do you mean?

:17:55
Your formal introduction
for your audience with the king.

:17:59
Formal introduction?
:18:01
( regal fanfare)
:18:05
Your Majesty, if I may have your attention?
:18:10
Starting at small forward,
:18:13
from lnglewood High,
:18:15
two-time All-County Conference Player
of the Year, the messenger from Normandy,

:18:21
(imitating sports announcer)
Jamal "Sky" Walker!

:18:26
That be l! What's up? What's happenin', y'all?
:18:30
Thank you! Appreciate it,
big homie! Thank you!

:18:34
It's the... (barks)
:18:36
Hey, what's up, now?
:18:38
Oh, man! Now, that brings back memories.
:18:44
You arrive early. My daughter and I
welcome you. What news from Normandy?

:18:49
Uh... what news?
:18:52
Well, a couple of drive-bys.
:18:55
Other than that, same ol', same ol'.
:18:59
When will the duke arrive
to take my daughter's hand?


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