Barbershop: The Next Cut Page #14

That's why

I'm not giving up on you.

There we go.

This what we running.

Because you

never gave up on me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Who won? Who won?

Boom, every time.

Mr. Wilson!

And I know

whatever happens,

eventually,

Chicago,

you'll find

your way back home.

You always do.

What's up?

Yeah, who won?

What's the real story?

What's the real story?

Who won? Who won?

Let's just stick

to cutting hair, right?

What can the people

of Chicago take away from this?

It's a reminder

that the individual,

or, in this case,

individuals,

can make a big difference.

As a former barber

in the shop,

-it's been very inspiring...

-Is that Jimmy James?

For me to see the people

of community

come together

and show the world

that there's still hope

on the South Side.

Mr. James!

Ms. Cruz.

In light of the

success of the ceasefire,

have you personally changed

your mind about the enclosure,

and do you think

it'll have any effect

on the upcoming council vote?

Go ahead, Jimmy.

Well, I can't speak

for the Council,

but I'd be shocked

if they voted yes,

when so many have

voted against it.

See, the whole point

of the enclosure

was to decrease violence

in the neighborhood.

And I think that

Mr. Palmer and Ms. Norris...

and the rest of the team

down at the shop...

found a way

to do just that.

That's right!

Yeah!

Dad! You see this?

Man, that's got to...

No, it ain't.

Serious?

My God.

My God.

Hey, everybody!

Hell, no.

It's good to see you.

-How are you?

-Mr. President.

-How you doing?

-I'm doing great.

I like that sharp suit.

-Hey, I'll get you one.

-I'm gonna hold you to that.

Gotcha.

Okay.

Mr. President,

how you doing, sir?

You know,

it's good to be back,

where it all started

for me.

The South Side.

-I told you.

-Hey, Eddie!

Very good to see you.

Good to see you.

Take that jacket off.

-Should I say hi?

-Yeah.

Hi!

How you doing?

Have a seat

right there.

I was telling these kids

how I used to cut

your hair back in the day.

You sure did.

You was running

around here organizing.

You know, I gotta

get a picture of this.

Calvin, take this picture.

Yeah.

Bam!

How you doing, Mr. President?

My name's Calvin.

I own the shop

with Angie right here.

-I'm Angie. Hi.

-Yeah.

We appreciate

your small business.

Hey, Mr. President.

New Democrat right here.

All right!

Congratulations!

Stop acting

all nervous, Eddie.

You know, you know what

you're doing. Come on, man.

I cut the man's hair

years ago.

I know what I'm doing

right here.

Mr. President,

I just want to say,

you know, I really love

what you've done

for the black community.

All right.

And I'm loving those pants.

-Thank you.

-Appreciate your patriotism.

I salute you, too.

Barry. Come on, now.

I'm sorry.

Okay, here we go. Low like

you always do?

Come on, now,

hook your man up.

-Little bit.

-Are you shaking, Eddie?

Eddie, you got it.

Come on, Eddie. Represent now.

Eddie!

One-Stop,

you got some salve?

I can fix it! I can fix it!

Sit back down!

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