Crossover Page #9
722
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55:27,020 -- 00:55:29,386So, do you get a lot of work
doing makeup for commercials?
723
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55:29,456 -- 00:55:32,983Yeah, once you get your hours in
and join the union, the work's pretty steady.
724
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55:33,060 -- 00:55:36,359- You looking to get into the business?
- I'd like to.
725
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55:39,066 -- 00:55:40,465Thank you.
726
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55:41,401 -- 00:55:43,198I'll bring her over to the set
after she's done here.
727
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55:43,270 -- 00:55:44,464Okay.
728
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56:40,694 -- 00:56:42,218All right and cut.
729
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56:43,029 -- 00:56:46,556Very good, man, very good.
That was incredible.
730
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56:46,633 -- 00:56:49,898Hey, if you need some more, let me know.
I got more moves, man. I can do this all day.
731
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56:49,970 -- 00:56:52,063I think we're good.
It was great working with you, man.
732
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56:52,139 -- 00:56:53,936- Well, thanks for the opportunity.
- All right, all right.
733
00:
56:54,007 -- 00:56:56,703Okay, everybody. That's a wrap on Tech.
734
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57:02,015 -- 00:57:04,176I'll let your girlfriend know you're done
while you change over.
735
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57:04,251 -- 00:57:05,377Cool.
736
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57:05,452 -- 00:57:07,147Hey, you think a lot of people
gonna see this commercial?
737
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57:07,220 -- 00:57:09,984Yeah, it's a national spot,
so it'll be playing everywhere.
738
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57:10,056 -- 00:57:11,182Yeah.
739
00:
57:14,361 -- 00:57:16,727Hey, that dude got on the same clothes
that I got.
740
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57:16,797 -- 00:57:19,595Yeah, he's the actor you're doubling for.
741
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57:19,666 -- 00:57:21,361- Doubling?
- Yeah. Nick Harvell.
742
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57:21,435 -- 00:57:23,562He's the star of the commercial
but he can't play ball.
743
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57:23,637 -- 00:57:25,730But, with your help,
he's gonna look like Michael Jordan.
744
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57:25,806 -- 00:57:27,603You want to meet him?
745
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57:28,175 -- 00:57:30,336- It's all right. That's all right.
- I can grab his autograph for you, man.
746
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57:30,410 -- 00:57:32,901- He do it all the time.
- Look, I just said, that's all right!
747
00:
57:55,168 -- 00:57:56,965- We're out.
- Hold on one second.
748
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57:57,037 -- 00:58:00,268- Shelli's just giving me some information.
- No, look, didn't you hear what I said?
749
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58:00,340 -- 00:58:02,604Now, let's go. I said, we out.
750
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58:03,810 -- 00:58:06,472What's wrong with you?
Why are you acting like this?
751
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58:06,546 -- 00:58:08,138Tech, stop! You're hurting my arm!
752
00:
58:08,215 -- 00:58:10,115- Hey, man, what are you doing?
- Mind your own business.
753
00:
58:10,183 -- 00:58:12,014Look, take it easy...
754
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58:14,287 -- 00:58:15,811You all right?
755
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58:18,992 -- 00:58:20,857This is nice, baby.
756
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58:20,927 -- 00:58:24,727Yeah, it's wild.
Eating lunch outside at school.
757
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58:25,499 -- 00:58:27,467It's quiet. It's serene.
758
00:
58:28,034 -- 00:58:31,470Yeah, weather sure does make a difference.
759
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58:32,172 -- 00:58:34,367I wanted to make it official.
760
00:
58:34,941 -- 00:58:36,431Oh, my God.
761
00:
58:37,077 -- 00:58:38,840Wait till Eboni sees this!
762
00:
58:38,912 -- 00:58:43,975See now, you've got some karats
to go with that salad.
763
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58:45,185 -- 00:58:46,675You like that?
764
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58:47,220 -- 00:58:48,710Baby, can you afford this?
765
00:
58:48,788 -- 00:58:50,756You know, my grandmother helped me out.
766
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58:50,824 -- 00:58:55,454It's gonna be kind of rough on us at first,
so I figured I'd go all out for the ring.
767
00:
58:55,529 -- 00:58:58,623So what,
are you thinking about going pro, baby?
768
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58:59,132 -- 00:59:00,724You sound like that cat, Vaughn.
769
00:
59:00,800 -- 00:59:02,290I really didn't know
what he was talking about,
770
00:
59:02,369 -- 00:59:05,099but he sounded
like he knows how to make us some money.
771
00:
59:05,171 -- 00:59:07,162Well, you know, could be.
772
00:
59:07,874 -- 00:59:11,173Look, I don't know
how much it costs to have a baby,
773
00:
59:11,645 -- 00:59:14,580but I do know it's more than what we've got.
774
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59:15,448 -- 00:59:18,576Vanessa, I've thought about it. But...
775
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59:21,488 -- 00:59:23,046But what, baby?
776
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59:23,123 -- 00:59:25,318777
00:
59:26,092 -- 00:59:27,753I get to the hospital
778
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59:27,827 -- 00:59:32,093and there was this orderly there
doing whatever it is that they do.
779
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59:33,199 -- 00:59:34,291What?
780
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59:34,634 -- 00:59:38,536He says he saw me score 40 points
in the game against Oak Park.
781
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59:40,740 -- 00:59:44,369My mother is laying there dying,
782
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59:44,978 -- 00:59:48,175and all he can talk about
is me scoring 40 points?
783
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59:49,883 -- 00:59:51,475I don't know,
I guess in the scheme of things,
784
00:
59:51,551 -- 00:59:54,486basketball just didn't seem that important.
785
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59:54,654 -- 00:59:57,316So, I'm going to play ball,
and I'm going to walk out of here
786
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59:57,390 -- 01:00:00,257and go to medical school.
787
01:
00:00,327 -- 01:00:02,659Aren't you afraid Vaughn's gonna tell
you took some money?
788
01:
00:02,729 -- 01:00:06,631No, I didn't take any money.
But it doesn't even matter, all right?
789
01:
00:06,700 -- 01:00:09,191He's not gonna say anything.
He's got nothing to gain.
790
01:
00:09,269 -- 01:00:14,332It doesn't matter anyway. I'm on your team.
And you're the captain.
791
01:
00:14,407 -- 01:00:15,465I'm the captain.
792
01:
00:15,542 -- 01:00:18,841- You're the captain.
- That's right. I'm the captain.
793
01:
00:42,402 -- 01:00:46,133- You think that's a really good idea?
- This is a great idea.
794
01:
00:48,942 -- 01:00:50,967Look, Tech, I know you're upset
about the commercial...
795
01:
00:51,044 -- 01:00:52,568Play your role.
796
01:
00:56,316 -- 01:00:59,752- Play my role? What role?
- Like you don't know?
797
01:
00:59,819 -- 01:01:04,756Like cute girl latches onto
ambitious young guy for a free trip to L.A.
798
01:
01:04,824 -- 01:01:07,122- You think that's why I'm here?
- You tell me.
799
01:
01:07,193 -- 01:01:10,162You didn't even know I existed
until I told you I was coming to L.A.
800
01:
01:10,230 -- 01:01:13,165Then, all of a sudden I became very special.
801
01:
01:13,700 -- 01:01:15,759Look, you really need
to slow your roll right now,
802
01:
01:15,835 -- 01:01:19,327because you been drinking a whole lot,
and you're talking real stupid right now.
803
01:
01:19,406 -- 01:01:24,605So now I'm stupid? I don't need a GED
to see the type of trick you're in.
804
01:
01:24,678 -- 01:01:26,578N*gger, I don't know
who you think you're talking to,
805
01:
01:26,646 -- 01:01:29,615but I'm not one of these skanks
that you'd have met after a pick-up game.
806
01:
01:29,683 -- 01:01:31,412You think I need your sh*t in my life?
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