Bamboozled
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:23:01
How is that
blowin' up your shit?

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Y'all are embarrassing. Period.
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We're embarrassing?
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Y'all ignorant. Y'all ign'ant.
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Aw-ight, granted...
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I got a few niggers in my crew
got problems...

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Hard Black, he--
Niggers ain't perfect.

:23:20
You talkin' a hole in my head.
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I got stuff to do.
Let's wrap it up.

:23:24
That's fucked up, man.
It's embarrasin'.

:23:27
Black folks been doin'
that shit to each other...

:23:29
for the last
400 fucking years, man.

:23:33
This is like some house-nigger
shit when you say that.

:23:35
Wait a minute.
:23:37
Don't go there.
That ain't what I said.

:23:39
Hold up.
:23:41
Julius, are you calling
your sister a house nigger?

:23:45
Sloan, that ain't what I said.
:23:47
I don't even know
why you tryin' to go there.

:23:48
Why don't you take
your field-nigger ass...

:23:50
up out my house-nigger house?
:23:52
You was just waitin'
to throw me out anyway.

:23:55
All right, Martin.
Just let me get some water.

:23:57
OK, get your water,
and then you...OK

:24:03
Dela, my man, I'm glad
you got your mind right.

:24:05
Well, it's right, tight,
and ready to delight.

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I'm with this.
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Mr. Dunwitty, please sit back...
:24:11
and allow me
to paint a picture.

:24:13
I'm all ears,
and my nose is a close second.

:24:16
Now, I have been doing
a lot of soul-searching.

:24:21
And, once again, you're right.
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My previous work has been
all surface, superficial.

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It's a thing of the past.
:24:28
I've never really dug deep
into my pain as a Negro.

:24:32
Hey, those things are
hard to look at sometimes.

:24:34
Yes, yes, yes.
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And as Mark Twain
so fully understood...

:24:38
satire is the way...
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if we are ever to live
side by side...

:24:43
in peace and harmony.
:24:45
So, my show
that I am pitching...

:24:47
is about
promoting racial healing.

:24:50
Healing is great.
I like this. Give me more.

:24:54
Now, I know you are
familiar with minstrel shows.

:24:56
They came about in the 1840s.

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