:49:02
He's dangerous. Seriously.
:49:04
Yeah. Thinking of picking up some
pepper spray tomorrow or something.
:49:22
Did l say thank you?
:49:24
You sure you don't want me to walk you
upstairs and make sure you're safe?
:49:27
No. l can handle myself.
:49:30
Thanks again.
:49:40
Uh--
:49:43
Bye.
:49:56
Come on.
:50:06
Mom, what happened?
Another pipe burst.
You can't be in here.
:50:09
How long will it take to fix?
Oh, who knows?
Building codes, inspections.
:50:15
Now the city wants to do a full
assessment, see if the building's
even worth reopening.
:50:18
Ma, you can't let them shut you down.
Honey,
:50:21
your telling me what l can and cannot do
is not gonna improve my mood right now.
:50:28
l don't know what to do about this.
lf there's a danger to the kids--
:50:33
He's one of those kids,
you know, trying to act all bad.
:50:36
But 10 seconds into a routine,
l catch a glimpse of him.
:50:40
lt's like l can just see
this light shining out of him.
:50:43
He's a kid again.
Yeah.
:50:45
lt's the best feeling l know seeing that.
:50:48
lt's scary though.
:50:49
'Cause when l think of him hanging out
with B.B., it's like l can watch that light
get dimmer and dimmer.
:50:53
Well, you know, when a thug joint's
the hottest spot in the hood,
:50:55
it's hard for a kid
not to want to be down.
:50:57
l know. l'm over here.