Boiling Pot Page #3
relationship, okay?
Give me a break. Alright, give
me your left hook.
This is my right hand. Here is a
left hook!
Right hand?
Fine! Give me a left hook! My
left!
Whatever, my left!
Okay, get ready.
You can't punch me back!
Why not?
You actually punched me!
I'm not punching you
'cause you don't wanna get punched!
I got you! Come on, come on!
Comin' up, comin' up!
Come on! C'mon!
Yo! Hey! Hey!
Look man!
I need all your attention.
Get up in here.
What's your problem man?
This is my problem!
What is this?
"Compton Cookout. Join us for a
Nigga Night. "
What?
What the f...
"In honor of celebrating our
black classmates,
the Kappa House cordially
invites you...
to its very first Compton
Cookout.
All dudes should be rocking
jerseys,
anything FUBU, Ecko, Jordans,
or Dunks.
Ghetto chicks should have
gold teeth, start drama, and...
wear cheap clothes. They look
and act like Shenaynay
and speak loudly while rolling
their neck
and waving their finger in your
face.
The Kappa House is proud to
house this monstrosity
and experience the various
elements of life in the ghetto.
We'll be serving 40s, kegs
of dat purple drank,
chicken, Kool-aid, and of course
watermelon.
So come one, come all.
And join us for a party to be
remembered, or not. "
This is ridiculous.
Kappa House is off campus. They
can have any party they want.
There's no way we can cancel it?
So we're just not going to do anything?
We're going.
What time is your fight Saturday?
Six, I think.
And you want me to come to this
one?
Hell no.
Fine, have it your way.
that frat party then.
Valerie why would you go to that
party?
What, I can't handle going to a
party without you?
It's messed up. It's a ghetto
themed party.
No it's not. Where are you
getting this?
What fliers? Okay never mind
let's just drop it.
We need to get going anyway,
my parents are waiting. 'Yalla
nimshy. '
You know, when white girls try
to talk Arabic,
usually it sounds pretty bad.
You though? it sucks.
You are such a jerk!
I know. You love me though,
right?
Sure.
Sure? I want you to say it.
Yeah, I love you.
Wow, I'm not convinced at all.
Say it and mean it!
That's the best I got.
Say it with some passion, like
it means something to you.
Valerie, if you don't say it,
I'm gonna hurt myself.
And how are you going to do
that?
I'm gonna jump. And if I jump,
you're jumping with me.
I would really like to see that.
You'd love to see me jump?
Yeah.
Last chance.
My life's gonna flash before my
eyes. Last chance.
Nope.
Okay.
My Go-
Coming! Hello.
Hey.
The hell happened to you two?
There was a leak.
There was a leak in the car?
Yeah. Daddy this is Hazem.
Good to finally meet you sir.
Nice to meet you. Come on in.
This one will fit right into the
family photo album.
Why don't you go upstairs,
Valerie,
and get something dry to wear.
Maybe find something for
Khazem. Have a seat.
Just don't sit on the sofa
please.
So Khazem, that's an ethnic
name. isn't it?
It depends on where you're
from I guess.
Aren't you from the Middle East?
I'm from Jersey. Hoboken.
You're from Jersey.
Okay so... Let's sit down somewhere.
Maybe the dining room table.
Sure.
So...
You have a beautiful home, by
the way.
Thank you very much. I like to
keep it that way.
My.
Silence frightens me.
So Hazem, you haven't told us
what you've been studying.
I'm a third year med student.
3.8 GPA.
Wow that's wonderful. Money is
always wonderful.
That's why you're saying that
you hit the jackpot, Valerie?
Dad! I never said that. I never
said that.
Well I'm saying it.
So what's the medical field like
in your country?
What happened?
Valerie tells us you're from
Egypt.
Egypt? You told me Jersey.
His parents are from Egypt.
So what? Are you going to
live in Egypt?
No, Tim don't be silly. They're
staying right here of course.
Not that I don't like Egypt, Hazem..
I've seen pictures of the
pyramids. Beautiful.
What'd be so wrong with moving
to Egypt?
I think it'd be exciting.
But a person should live in the
best place they can afford.
And you don't want to be around
all those diseases.
Well, I think it's easy to judge
something from far away.
Yeah, sure, but by the same
token,
You wouldn't want to be living
in Compton, would you Kazem?
Tim, you're being silly.
Compton.
All those baggy pants and guns.
You know just the sight of
guns...
Frightens you. No, me too. I
agree.
Dad, you grew up in Detroit
right?
Warren. Yeah, a little city
called Warren.
Yeah? What was that like?
It was clean.
No, wait a second. No, nobody
needs get up, I'll get it.
Claire, eat your food.
Hi, good to see you.
Good to see you. Well, just
dropped by?
Yeah, sorry I'm a little late.
Hey look who's here everybody.
Garret.
Garret. You remember Garret for
God's sake!
Garret, you remember, Valerie.
This is Valerie's friend Kazem.
Fiance dad.
Hello Kazem.
It's Hazem.
Was that the first time you met Hazem Seif?
I'd seen him before...
but I hadn't officially met him
'till that night.
What was your impression of him?
I dunno.
You dunno? You got five don't
you?
What?
Do you have five? You have five.
No, no, no, no. you stupid
little twerp.
No, Five sens-
Five senses. You know, Hearing,
taste, feeling.
Hello! God gave you five
senses.
Now what was your impression of
him?
What was your opinion of Hazem
Seif?
He was kinda rude I guess. It
was just..
It was an awkward night.
Kazem was just telling
us about living in Egypt.
It's a very interesting place.
Mom, can I speak to you for a
minute?
Valerie sweetheart, not now.
Garret, would you like something
to drink.
Mom!
Golly, alright. Excuse us.
Mom what the hell is he doing
here?
I bring my fiance to meet you,
And you invite my ex-boyfriend
on the same night?
Valerie, I'm not in love with
your tone.
I have chosen someone
So your guys' little plan isn't
going to work.
Now let's go back to our guests
And Valerie.
What?
You're hair...
My God, mom! Stop!
Where's the other guy?
Yeah. The other detective who
was talking to me.
Gramps? He had to go home.
But daddy's here now.
I'm not a detective. I'm a
federal agent.
But I already told...
What kind of relationship did
you and Garret Perrin have?
We didn't.
I hate college girls. Other
people...
they usually wait till the
fourth or fifth question...
before they start lying to me.
But college girls. There's
nothing honest about them.
I'm not lying.
What did you tell the detective?
God. We used to date! It was
a long time ago.
So I'm telling ya, this fish.
20 pounds, 8 inches.
I mean you had to see this son
of a b*tch to believe it.
Now what're you girls doing?
Where've you been?
Valerie,
just wanted to show me something, dear.
Kazem wants to be a Doctor in
Egypt.
Dad, we really don't have to
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