Johnson Family Vacation
We're here.
We're here.
We are here.
I can't believe we at Three-Tizzle.
The hottest shop in La Lizzle.
English, son.
Remember, we're in America.
- Son, your Uncle Mack is gonna trip.
- Phew! Oh!
Man, when I first left Caruthersville...
- all I had was a $50 Grimley and a Jheri curl.
- Oh!
- Look at me now. Pushin' a fully loaded...
- Oh!
Brand-new Lincoln Navigator.
Come on, Dad.
Compared to these trucks...
- yours is wack.
- What?
- I'm just sayin'. Don't get all mad at me.
- Come on.
I mean, these are
nice cars out here.
You got your Ferrari, your Lotus,
but it's no Lincoln. That's what I'm saying.
Hello, man.
Welcome to 310 Motoring.
- How may I help ya?
- I'm Nate Johnson. Is my truck ready?
Oh, Nate. Yes, it is, man.
You're the insurance guy.
I remember your truck.
Oh, snap! Hey.
Yo, that's Kurupt.
I sent him my demo tape,
like, two weeks ago.
Just act like you're my bodyguard.
Look.
- Hey, and if he come over...
- What?
Just call me M.C. "D" to theJizz-A.
- Yeah, Dad.
- Call you who to the Wizz-A?
I named you Divernius James...
After your granddaddy.
Plus that street name stuff
isn't marketable.
This rap thing, son,
there's no future in it.
There's no pension,
no 401 plan...
and obviously no dental.
That's why they all have
those gold teeth.
Oh!
Dad, come on.
Dad, come on.!
That's what I call a fully loaded 'Gator
for the haters.
The platinum grille,
Burberry interior.
Hydraulic switches, three-wheel motion,
and look at the wheels.
Oh, boy.
Son, all that Crenshaw crap
kills the resale.
Now, what self-respecting lawyer or doctor
- Dr. Dre.
- Boy, he ain't no real doctor.
Come here now.
Look, son.
My car will be your car in...
three, four or five, six...
seven, eight, nine, 10 years...
and I don't want you thuggin' it up.
But, Dad, then why are we here?
We're here to install my Delco
eight-track tape player...
so I can listen to my music
on the trip.
Listen, if you wanted
to go old-school...
you should have had them
install your record player.
Boy, you know, those videos
got your head all mixed up.
- Now, back in my day...
- Yeah, right.
You couldn't have just two hit songs
and call yourself having a good record.
No, no, no. The whole album had to be good.
You just put it on, let it play.
Wasn't no skip buttons.
Wasn't like that mess you listen to today.
All that "rub me"
and "lick me" and "suck me. "
Gotta wear a condom just
to listen to some of it.
Oh. Oh. No, no, no, no.
- Tell me this is not my truck.
- It is, insurance man. Beautiful, isn't it?
This truck has everything.
It has TVs in the floors and the headrest...
a Nike air bag, even new 26-inch rims
Not by me. The only thing I approved
was an eight-track.
Now, where is it?
Oh, the Delco.
It must have been a mix-up...
uh, made by my brother
who we fired yesterday.
Well, imagine that, Ziggy Marley.
Now, I suggest you get
that junk off my truck right now...
before I flip you upside-down
and mop the floor with ya!
Wait, don't. Shh, shh.
Don't be so violent.
Calm down.
I can't just take it off.
It's... It's gonna take about...
- Three days.
- Uh, no. Three? Three days?
No, no, no, no.
In three days I've gotta be in Missouri...
which means
I'm on the I-10 by 10:00.
But no worries.
Just take it...
and bring it back exactly how it is.
- No charge.
- Whoa.
Better not be no charge to me.
Look, what about my eight-track?
Oh, it has eight-track,
nine-track, 10-track.
It's a C.D. Player. Don't worry, boss man.
Your ride will glide.
Yeah!
Dad. Look. Look.
Yeah!
Up, up. Down.
Yeah!
Real smooth!
Oh!
This don't make no sense.
D.J., how do you turn this thing off?
Everybody's lookin' at us.
What's up, baby?
Hey, this is hot, huh?
No, no, no.
Yo, Dad, look.
Look.
It's goin' up, up.
But here's the fun part.
Los Angeles to...
Caruthersville, Missouri.
Los Angeles to Caruthersville.
Distance:
1,888.9 miles.That's all I need is another woman
telling me what to do.
Ooh, girl, you wanna know
my perfect outfit?
I'm thinking J. Lo's jeans. You know
the ones she had at the MTVAwards.
No, no, no. But Eve's top at the A.M.A.'s,
that was hot. I would rock that.
Open the door.
Tried that.
Here. Use this.
Hold on.
- Hello.
- Nikki, open the door.
Nikki, let your sister
get her dog stuff.
Okay.
Hmm.
Your father was supposed to be here
finish packing
and change that outfit.
Ah! Don't you answer that phone.
Whoever it is can call
when you get back.
- Okay.
- Mm-hmm.
- Did you see that?
- Yeah.
- Dad, did you see that?
- Yeah, I saw that.
Oh, shoot.
Boy, give me the phone.
Phone ain't for you.
Upstairs, D.J.
Hello.
Hey, Mama. No.
- I told you. We'll be there in three days.
- I'm surprised.
'Cause Miss Uppity
makes you back out every year.
I don't know why
that woman doesn't like me.
Come on, Mama.
You did throw cooked rice at our weddin'.
Is that woman even coming?
Yeah. She is, uh,
packing right now.
Hold on, son.
Your brother Mack just got here
with one of those flat-screen TVs.
- Hey, Mama.
- You're always thinkin' about your mama.
- All the time, girl.
- Set it right there between J.F.K. And Jesus.
Hello.
Mack got you a plasma TV?
I don't know. Is that what you call it?
Here. Talk to your brother.
All right. Hey, little bro.
What's goin' on?
Hey, man. What happened
to the 35-inch I just sent Mama?
Ah, don't worry about it.
She, uh... She usin' it.
You ain't plannin'
on comin' down here...
and winning my Family of the Year trophy,
are you?
Man, what trophy?
Don't know anything
about no trophy.
I'm just trying to bring my fam down there
so we can see Mama. That's it.
Well, well, that's real
thoughtful of you, baby bro...
seein' as how you ain't
been here in four years.
What you tryin' to say, Mack?
Tryin' to start somethin'?
No, no, no.
I ain't tryin' to start nothin'.
It's just that you ain't
been here in so long...
kind of make me think
you're tryin' to hide somethin'.
You do remember the rules,
don't you?
- You can't win Family of the Year
if you ain't a family.
- I know.
- So, I strongly suggest...
if you want to win yourself
a trophy or somethin'...
you ought to start coaching yourself
Uh-huh.
Hey, Mama.
Hey, look.
I know he didn't hang up.
Hello? All right.
All right.
Yo, Dad.
Look, um, I'm really tired,
going back and forth.
I mean, we gotta go
all the way over there...
and then we gotta go
all the way over here.
- And then we gotta go all the way...
- All right. I get it.
Look, things are gonna be okay.
If they weren't, we wouldn't be
goin' on this trip together.
Your mother and I
- Don't worry. Okay?
- All right. Cool.
All right, buckle up.
Lock your door.
Close your vent.
- Yeah, Dad. All right.
- Don't touch the radio.
- I said don't touch the radio.
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