Get on the Bus
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:01:01
No, ain't never been
out of South Central.

:01:06
There's another urinal. You don't
have to wait for me to finish.

:01:11
That's all right.
I'm just gonna wash up.

:01:17
You wash your hands any more,
you'll rinse away the melanin.

:01:31
Thank you.
:01:35
There they are! How you doing?
How are you, my brothers?

:01:39
Hey, brother.
:01:40
Good morning to you.
:01:42
Good morning.
:01:43
Come here, young blood.
:01:46
How you all doing, brothers?
:01:48
What happened to Rick?
:01:50
- I don't know.
- What do you mean?

:01:52
He had something to do.
:01:53
He bailed?
:01:55
Don't worry, I'll get us there.
:01:57
DC's not just around the corner.
:02:00
The devil wants us to throw in the
towel, but I'll still get us there.

:02:06
Excuse me.
:02:07
What can I do for you?
:02:08
I just heard you're going
to the DC march.

:02:12
That's right.
:02:13
Well, well.
:02:15
My name's Wendell. Wendell Perry.
:02:17
I own a car dealership here
in Memphis. Lexus SC 400...

:02:22
...$75,000.
:02:25
And it's mine.
:02:28
We already have a ride, brother.
:02:31
I'm not trying to make a sale.
I want to tag along.

:02:34
You want to come with us?
:02:36
Yes, indeed.
:02:37
It's the place to be,
and I want to be there.

:02:40
All I need is a ride from y'all.
:02:43
I wish I could help you, but...
:02:45
...everybody paid money
to get on this bus.

:02:47
Oh, well, brother...
:02:50
...if you're concerned about money...
:02:53
That ain't what I mean.
:02:55
You see, if I pick up any strays,
I could lose this gig. Understand?


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