Anjelah Johnson: Not Fancy Page #3
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- 2015
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real ugly in the face...
...but if you could fix my plumbing...
...and rewire some cables...
...ooh, girl, that's hot.
My poor husband.
He cannot fix an appliance
to save our lives. I'm serious.
If our lives depended on my husband
fixing the microwave clock
for daylight savings...
...we are gonna die.
But it's okay,
'cause you know what?
What he lacks in handiness,
he makes up for in actual hotness,
'cause he's real purty.
Don't hate.
He's real good-looking.
He's, like, way better-looking than me.
Like, in our relationship,
I'm the one with the good personality.
Another thing I've learned
about my husband is, uh,
we don't really like
the same sexy-time music.
It's kind of important.
'Cause recently my husband,
he's trying to set the mood, right?
"I'm putting on some sexy-time music."
But to me, it sounded like a church song.
I said, "Uh, babe, what is this?"
He says, "A love song."
I said, "Yeah, but I'm pretty sure
it's a love song to Jesus."
"What we trying to do, get our praise on
or get our freak on? What's happenin'?"
That's what you're trying to do?"
Listen, you guys...
I have some advice, okay?
Take it or leave it. Whatever you want.
If you are trying to have sexy time
while listening to Pandora,
upgrade to the commercial-free version,
please.
I mean,
'cause the last thing you want to hear is:
"Hey, girl."
"Are you in good hands with Allstate?"
Well, I was in good hands.
But now I just wanna pay some bills.
I remember our first emergency.
I had to rush my husband to the hospital
because he had kidney stones.
- Aww.
- I know. And I had heard a while back...
Somebody told me the most pain a man
can ever feel is kidney stones, right?
So, like, I'm trying to keep
that thought in my mind
as I'm looking at my husband
who is, like, hunched over in pain,
moaning, groaning, crying a little bit.
'Cause I'll be honest, you guys.
There were a couple times
where I did think to myself, like,
"Mm, you need to man up."
Right?
'Cause my husband, he's over here like...
"Babe, it hurts! Babe, it hurts!"
And I'm just like, "Babe."
"What's wrong?"
"What's it feel like?"
"Like a cramp?"
"Is it like a period?
"Oh, you want me
to take you to the hospital."
"You're funny."
"Just grab the heating pad."
Ladies, I tried to tell him just curl up
in a ball and rock back and forth.
It didn't work.
And the thing was,
we were about to go to bed, right?
And I wasn't feeling well,
so I had just taken NyQuil.
So I'm trying to rush my husband
to the hospital, dozing at the wheel.
By the time we get there,
he's dying in pain, I'm intoxicated.
The doctor's trying
to communicate with us,
like, "Uh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
What's going on here?
Um, who drove you guys here?"
And I was just like, "Um...
Your Honor?"
"Can I say something?"
"I drove us guys here."
"But I have an excuse.
I'm on NyQuil.
He's just a baby."
So they admitted us both.
It's pretty expensive.
Right now everybody's talking about
affordable health care, right?
But, for me, my health care
has always been affordable
because my cousin June
is my primary doctor. And, uh...
Although June has never been
She works front desk at a doctor's office,
so... she hears a lot.
I trust her.
Sometimes I call her for advice.
I'll be like,
"Hey, June, I'm really congested.
What should I do?"
And she'll be like,
"Okay, this is what you wanna do.
You want to get a cup of hot water,
squeeze a whole lemon into it.
One teaspoon of hot sauce,
one teaspoon of pepper.
I'm like, "Okay, first of all,
this prescription sounds delicious."
"I'm gonna be real honest with you.
I'm probably gonna make some extra
and eat it with chips later."
My problem was, I would take advice
from anybody wearing scrubs
just because they look
smarter than me, right?
I used to until I realized
that there's a store in the mall
where anybody could buy scrubs.
You don't have to be a doctor, you don't
have to show a license, nothing.
You just walk in,
pick your favorite color,
boom, Dr. Anjelah.
So I'm gonna do it, you guys.
I'm gonna go buy myself
some scrubs, okay?
I'm gonna use 'em as my pajamas.
I'm gonna sleep in them at night.
Then I'm gonna wake up
early in the morning,
throw on some tennis shoes,
run over to Starbucks
for my morning coffee
where everybody keeps letting me
cut in front of them in line
'cause they just assume I got off
a late-night shift at the hospital,
saving lives.
Yeah.
No, yeah, it's a genius plan,
you know,
until there's an actual
emergency at Starbucks.
Right? Could you guys imagine that?
Some guy at Starbucks lying
on the ground, having a seizure?
Everybody's looking at me like,
"Oh, thank God you're here."
Right? What am I gonna do?
Tell him a joke,
hope he laughs his seizure away?
This is what I would do, you guys, okay?
I would get in real low, right,
and I'd just be like,
"Um... excuse me. Sir?
Hi."
"Okay, listen. Um...
these are just my pajamas."
"Yeah, anybody could buy them.
Okay, look, I'm not a real doctor,
but don't worry about it 'cause
I'm gonna give it my best shot.
All right, I got this.
Everybody move back, please.
Move back. I need some space.
Everybody step back.
Okay, you call 9-1-1.
You, give me a skinny vanilla latte
and a breakfast sandwich.
You, I need a cup of hot water,
some lemon and some hot sauce, stat."
Then I'd just start saying any word
I've ever heard on Grey's Anatomy.
"Uh, you, uh, defibrillate
his aortic valve."
Another thing I've learned, being married,
is we're not always gonna see
eye to eye on things, you know?
No, we won't.
And like, for instance, okay,
there is a hierarchy
in the Latino culture.
We don't talk about it, but it's there.
There's all kinds
of different Latinos, right?
Mexican, Puerto Rican, Salvadorian,
Cuban, Colombian, Dominican,
blah-blah-blah-bian,
bleh-blah-blah-bian,
bleh-bleh-bleh.
All kinds of us, right?
And, like, my husband,
he's Puerto Rican, okay?
Any Puerto Ricans here tonight?
Hey. All seven of California's
Puerto Ricans came out tonight.
My husband, he's Puerto Rican, right?
So he thinks Puerto Ricans are at the top
because they have J. Lo.
All right. We get it.
Team Puerto Rico: one point.
Well played.
Me, I'm Mexican, okay?
Any Mexicans here tonight?
So, pretty much everybody else.
Okay.
I'm Mexican,
so I think Mexicans are at the top
because we have the best food.
These are just facts, you guys.
Google it if you want to.
We're not even, like,
the best in the Latino foods.
Like, we jumped into regular
food category. You know what I mean?
Like, ask any of your friends
and nine out of ten times they're
gonna go, "Oh, uh, favorite food:
pizza, Chinese and Mexican."
They don't say Latino.
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