:36:11
( bell rings )
:36:14
H i, I'd like
to apply for the job.
:36:18
No way!
:36:20
Why not?
:36:22
You look like my mom.
:36:27
If I hav en't de v eloped pictures
before, will somebody train me?
:36:30
- I will.
- Don't look at me like that.
:36:32
- You said I look like your mom.
- My mom's cute.
:36:38
can I hav e this job or not?
Whom do I hav e to talk to?
:36:40
My dad owns this place.
Aren't you gonna giv e me a smile?
:36:46
If I'm gonna
giv e you the job...
:36:50
- You're hired.
- Thanks.
:36:53
Are you sure your mom said
it was okay to do this?
:36:55
Yeah.
:36:58
My mom didn't let me get my hair
straightened until I was 1 5.
:37:05
Do you know
your real mom, Annie?
:37:08
- You mean my birth mom?
- Yeah.
:37:10
She couldn't take care of me
be caus e she was a crack head.
:37:14
Man...
:37:15
that's a lot
to grow up with.
:37:18
Well, my older sisters
hav e it hard too.
:37:21
The y didn't know their dad anymore.
H e's not e v en a drug addict.
:37:25
And Elizabeth-- she's an actress
but can't get good parts
:37:29
be caus e she needs
better mus cles.
:37:32
And my other sister
has it hard too
:37:34
be caus e her husband
wants her to get a better job
:37:36
and stop making hobbies.
:37:41
Guess what, Annie?
You'v e got it harder.
:37:46
Why,
be caus e I'm fat?
:37:49
Be caus e you're Black.
:37:53
But Mom's rich.
:37:54
That doesn't
make any difference.
:37:57
Do you know the one about
the kid who had the Black mother