Welcome to Pine Hill Page #3
Yeah, but a lot of people have jobs and
have drugs on the side and stuff like that.
they ain't supposed to be doing.
No, no, no.
That's all in the past.
Mm-hmm.
[ Clears Throat ] I don't know.
Can I count it?
We'll see.
$200 is what you owe me, right?
Yes.
So this is 300.
I know.
So what's that for?
That's for you.
- What is that?
- That's my phone.
Oh, okay.
All right.
I just want to take
a picture of you.
Well, you know I don't
take a good picture.
So... whatever's there,
you get.
Just throw one at me.
'Cause that's it.
Can I see what it look like?
[ Woman Muttering In Next Room ]
'Cause you know I can't
take a good picture.
[ Woman ] That's what
I feel... stupid.
Mmm.
Okay. All right.
But my head look like it's all bloated.
[ Chuckles ]
Look at my head. That's where I get it from.
When people tell me...
I got a big head, I'll know
what it look like on a picture.
[ Laughs ] I got a big head.
I got a big head. That's where I get it from.
That's 'cause you're a guy.
You're not selling drugs anymore?
I don't touch that.
I stay away from it.
You know, it's easier to get... to get into
that stuff, but it's hard to get out.
There's always somebody willing
to pull you back in there.
Yeah. There's always somebody
willing to pull you back.
Uh-huh.
But I'm out, Ma.
All right.
I promise you.
[ Woman Arguing, Indistinct ]
Be quiet for a minute.
You know, if they don't leave, I'm
gonna put my foot up this b*tch's ass.
gonna have to hurt her.
Her husband came in
last night saying... Oh, man.
Your aunt is really ridiculous.
Pretty eventful life, don't you think?
Your aunt is really ridiculous.
and on about nothing.
About nothing.
[ Abu ] You know, I've been thinking
it's time to go back home...
get out of the city.
In a way I wish I could...
move back home,
'cause I have to live
with all this.
New York City is definitely
not... Live with all this.
It's definitely not
the right place.
You know, you're doing... With the
stuff you're doing and whatnot...
and you say you're gonna straighten
up your life a little bit...
But you're still my kid,
you know.
You're still my son, regardless
of whatever happen, you know?
I'll...
I will always love you.
You can't just have a child
You love it regardless of what it do, but
you can always turn your back a little bit.
You know. Distance yourself
from that child...
until they decide
to straighten up.
I guess I just had
to learn by myself.
You have to learn from your
mistake. Not by yourself.
You have to learn
from your mistake, you know?
You make a mistake,
you learn from it.
You learn from it.
So...
I'm just saying I'm sorry.
Okay.
All right?
You know,
I know. I didn't say everything
was gonna be perfect.
Well, it ain't gonna
never be perfect.
It will never be perfect again.
But we can work on that.
Yeah.
We can work on that.
Yeah, man. Remember Ace?
Uh-huh. Yeah. The boy
got locked up again.
What's new?
[ Scoffs ]
Whew! I'm gonna
take my hat off.
Corporate America, huh? Life
is good, huh, good brother?
Yeah, life is definitely good, man.
Sheesh.
Why do you think I left?
Where's your desk at?
Right here.
That's what I'm talking about.
Probably lookin' too hard.
Think I'm gonna come back... try and
get a job in here. Nah, you good.
[ Sighs ] You don't have to.
It's all right.
Told you I'll take care
of you, right? Yeah?
We good? Yeah, yeah, we good.
Just about.
Yo. Appreciate it, man.
Take care of yourself
in this new life of yours, man.
You know where I'm at.
I won't be coming back.
You're good.
I'll see ya later.
Love you, bro.
Yeah.
# [ Rap On Headphones ]
what's the word? #
# I got a new attitude
and a mockin'bird #
# And when I do the wild,
# Just sing a little song
in the wild back... Word #
what's the word? #
# I got a new attitude
and a mockin'bird #
# And when I do the wild,
# Just sing a little song
in the wild back... Word #
# Oh, man
[ Men Laughing ]
Yeah. Yeah, basically.
I'm not your classic alcoholic.
[ Chuckles ]
This is cognac, '93, summer.
Hey!
[ Men Laugh ]
Bourbon.
Yes. The taste of summer.
Right here.
Yes, sir. There you go. There you go.
Tip it in. Yes.
There you go. Health, wealth,
happiness and mo' money, mo' money.
Mo' money. Yes, sir, yes,
sir, that's what it is.
Mmm.
Damn, which one you want first?
I'm about to spit some poetry.
Y'all ready? Y'all ready?
Uh-oh. Ooh! What up? What up?
Don't get nervous.
No, no, no, no, no!
Yo. Hit that sh*t.
Hit that sh*t.
Look, my name heavy in the streets,
'cause they call me J.R.-ah.
In about two years,
I'm-a be a big star-ah.
So if you drivin' slow,
you better stay in your lane.
'Cause you about as real
as Jake's fake chain.
Oh! [ All Exclaiming ] Ooh!
I had to do it. That's good.
That's good. That's good!
- I think it's the Miller in me.
- That's good.
I think it's the Miller in me.
A'ight, a'ight.
A'ight. I'm up with that.
[ All Exclaiming ]
Psychs!
Oh!
It's all good. What if we
bought that sh*t on food?
[ All Laugh ] [ Imitating
Accent ] 25.99.
Nigga, it was 22.95.
I told you you need that sh*t...
He's like, "Don't change my price."
I get a dollar free
for 50 cent, a'ight.
for weed and sh*t.
He's a...
[ All Laugh ]
A'ight, dig it. I'm old money.
Too much to fold money.
Mmm! Double one "O,"
rose and gold money.
I'm old money. If you want
it, it's sold, money.
I walk through the hood, like,
"Damn. You bold, Money."
on black "chicks-es."
You and your fam be, like,
"Damn, I hate rich kids."
Hey! Oh! Whoo!
My man is a disciple, baby.
I like that.
A'ight, a'ight. Who goin'? Who goin'?
Who goin'? I like that.
Hey!
What's good, Abu?
Hey!
Let's go, baby boy.
Good to see you, son.
It's good. Shoot.
Yo.
What's up, brah?
You a'ight?
Yeah, I'm a'ight, bro.
I'm drinking good.
I know I'm a'ight.
Where you been, man? I've been around.
How's my brother?
What you got? What you got?
What you got, Abu?
What you got in the bag, huh, boy?
[ Chattering ]
Can't be coming over here
with... sh*t.
Hey.
Let's go, baby.
This is Old Faithful.
This is Old Faithful.
What's going on, playa?
Chillaxing and sh*t?
You're not even drunk, and you're
spilling all your drink, man.
You've been doing this
all afternoon, man.
[ Man #2 ] Where my
motherfucking Jordans at then?
Oh!
God, I got you, a'ight?
Hold on. Let's wake up this boy A back, man.
What up, baby?
Hey, yo! I ain't seen this nigga
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