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♪ I am the stone The builder refused ♪

♪ I am the visual The inspiration ♪

♪ That made lady Sing the blues ♪

♪ I'm the spark That makes your idea bright ♪

♪ The same spark That lights the dark ♪

♪ So that you can know Left from right ♪

♪ I am the ballot in your box The bullet in the gun ♪

♪ The inner glow That lets you know ♪

♪ To call your brother sun ♪

♪ The story that just begun ♪

♪ The promise Of what's to come ♪

♪ And I'm 'a remain a soldier ♪

♪ Till the war is won Won ♪

♪ Chop, chop, chop Judo flip ♪

♪ Chop, chop, chop Judo flip ♪

♪ Chop, chop, chop Judo flip ♪

♪ Chop, chop, chop ♪

[♪♪♪]

RILEY: People call me The Fund-raiser.

They call me that 'cause that's what I do.

I raise funds.

I get my money up.

The first rule of fundraising

is don't give nothing to nobody.

Period.

No charities, no homeless people,

Salvation Army, Red Cross,

starving Africans, nothing. Hey, brother.

You can't be raising funds

and giving funds away at the same time.

That's like getting high on your own supply.

I always had the drive to make money.

And the plan. I knew that if I studied

enough gangster movies, I'd know everything

I need to know to take over the streets.

Jesus, boy. Look at you. All you do

is lay around here and watch TV and eat my food

and breathe my air. Just as lazy as you can be.

Go out and do something. What am I supposed to do?

I ain't got no money.

Well, try getting up off your ass

and cleaning up my living room.

You're lucky President Obama is not here to see this.

You're lazy. You need a hobby or something.

Give me an allowance and I'll find a good hobby.

Allowance? I allow you to live here.

I allow you to eat my food.

I allow you to burn up my electricity.

I mean a money allowance.

Well, how about this?

Trash is starting to stink and guess what?

You allowed to take it out.

[GRANDDAD LAUGHING] [♪♪♪]

RILEY: I was a loser.

I might as well have been dead.

[♪♪♪]

Hi, Riley. Yeah, whatever.

[DOORBELL RINGS]

Oh. Well, hello, little baby.

Hey, Mr. Freeman. Would you like to buy

some candy to help keep kids

away from gangs and guns? Heck, no.

I'm a fan of gangs and guns.

I got some gangs and guns inside right now,

you want some?

Ha-ha. Mr. Freeman. I'd love some candy.

I'll take a whole box.

Granddad. Shut the hell up.

Mind your business.

JAZMINE: Thank you, Mr. Freeman.

Okay, little baby. Be good, now.

[GROWLS]

Hey, what you just sell my granddad?

Candy bars for the school fundraiser, silly.

Aren't you doing it? RILEY: The fundraiser.

I had to think back 'cause

I wasn't paying attention the first time.

That's right, kids.

It's time for World's Ultimate Chocolates

annual candy sale fundraiser.

I've got mine and I can't wait

to get out there and sell, sell, sell.

RILEY: Then I remember why I forgot.

The World's Ultimate Chocolates fundraiser

is basically like selling crack on consignment,

except you don't even get no money. How they gonna

disrespect the game like that? If you raise $500,

you can win a Hannah Montana lenticular key ring.

If you raise $1300 you'll receive

a Jonas Brothers toothbrush,

and 5000 and you can have this beautiful

Chronicles of Narnia iPod case.

All right, who's ready to sell some candy?

[CHILDREN CHEERING]

Aw, man, you doing that?

You don't even get to keep none of the money.

Yeah, but I've sold $4000 of candy so far,

which means I'm only $1000 away from that iPod case.

Damn.

RILEY: And that's when it hit me.

The best idea I ever had in my entire life.

That's the worst idea

you ever had in your entire life.

You just mad you didn't think of it.

You want to start a fundraiser with no cause?

Cause, nigga? I'm the cause.

'Cause I wanna a house. 'Cause I wanna a yacht.

'Cause I wanna get this guap, nigga.

That's the cause. You watch a lot

of gangster movies, right? I seen all of them.

That's how I know what to do.

Okay, how many of them have a happy ending?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, but see,

that's how I know it's gonna work, right?

'Cause I seen all the mistakes they made,

and I'm not gonna make them same mistakes.

See, I'm gonna do everything the smart way.

Riley, I'm gonna to tell you everything

that's about to happen if you do this,

and how bad this is gonna end.

First of all-- Aw, stop right there.

Every time I wanna do something,

you tell me what's gonna happen first,

and then that's what happen.

And you always ruin the endings of stuff, man.

I'm sick of it. I wanna be surprised this time.

So no matter how bad it is, you don't wanna hear it?

Nope.

'Cause it's really bad.

Hey. Spoiler alert, nigga. Didn't you hear me?

Keep it to yourself.

Here. Good luck.

Thanks.

That still kind of spoiled it, though.

RILEY: The second rule of fundraising is that

fundraising is not illegal.

See, that's 'cause you not technically

stealing from people. They give you the money.

So maybe you lie about what you gonna do with it.

But you never actually take they money from 'em.

And that's why it's legal.

RILEY: Jazmine and Phil

were the top candy sellers in the class.

If I was gonna take over the candy game,

I'd need they help.

Who are we raising the money for?

A good cause. What cause?

Uh, a bunch of causes.

All of them. Gangs, guns...

Uh, all that good stuff.

Something that helps animals? Yeah, sure.

Whatever. We'll keep gangs and guns away from animals.

I-I don't know.

I still think the school would be really mad.

Okay, I didn't wanna tell you this,

World's Ultimate Chocolates

they secretly funded by the Ku Klux Klan.

[BOTH GASP]

And al Qaeda.

[BOTH GASP]

[♪♪♪]

What do you think? "Young Reezy's Fun-Raiser."

I like it. Sounds like, you know,

some of that positive bullshit that people eat up.

RILEY: Since I came up with the idea,

Jazmine and Phil had to provide

the startup money for the business.

This is our candy money,

we need to get this back, Riley.

Why you guys so worried?

You're wearing a bulletproof vest.

RILEY: Cindy MacPhearson, a.k.a. C-Murder.

She had the whole Girl Scout cookie game on lock.

What up, Cindy? I just seen this kid over there,

right over there around the corner over there,

and I know she ain't down with your team.

Who? I don't know.

Some skinny big-headed bitch.

Word? Come on.

RILEY: She wasn't like Jazmine and Phil. Cindy was a G.

What you think you're doing here?

You talking to me? Yeah, I'm talking to you.

Open your bag.

What's in your bag? Ow.

I'll kill you, bitch. Get her, Cindy.

[SCREAMING] Come here. Come here.

RILEY: But what I really liked about her

was that she had less compassion

than the average girl.

GIRL 1: Take off, bitch. GIRL 2: Yeah, take off.

GIRL 3: Run away, baby.

Hey, how's the cookie hustle?

It's cool. You want a box?

Nah, I don't give.

You get to keep any of that cookie money?

I wish. I'll move up in the Girl Scout ranks,

get awards and whatnot. But no cash.

I got a business proposal for you.

There's a lot of bars I need to move.

You're not talking about that stupid

school candy fundraiser.

You know that's for suckers, right?

Do I looks like a sucker?

When you ready to make some real dough,

holler at me. Get it? Dough, cookies?

[LAUGHS]

[♪♪♪]

RILEY: We had everything we needed

to look like a legit company.

Website, labels, and lots and lots of candy.

[♪♪♪]

Sorry kids, tapped out. Someone just came through

selling chocolate.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I just bought some from little Timothy.

MAN: Ugh, if I see another bar of chocolate

I'm gonna be sick.

Hey, boy. How's the candy business?

Terrible. We couldn't move nothing.

The streets are flooded with chocolate

from the school fundraiser.

Well, I just wanted to say I'm proud of you.

Thanks, Granddad.

You wanna buy some candy?

Hell, no. You must be out of your damn mind.

Now, get that out of here.

See, we need to make it

where they ain't no competition.

We need to move on them.

Push them out street by street, block by block.

That's what Beanie Sigel would do.

Why don't we just get the kids at school

to work for us instead of the school?

How? We'll walk up to them

and say, "Hey," and they say, "What?"

And then we say, "This is our block.

Now, you gonna get down, or you gonna lay down?"

And if they be like,

"Uh-- Uh, I don't know, let me think about it,"

we pull out the roscoe and we be like:

[IMITATING GUNFIRE]

And they be like,

"Ugh, you shot me," and we be like,

"Take that, faggots."

We could offer them a better deal,

like better prizes or something.

That's not what Beans would do. Beans would go to war.

Cindy's right. Beans would go to war.

But war is bad for business.

We'll do better than stupid prizes.

Put the word out. You sell for us, we'll pay you. Cash.

RILEY: That brings us to the third rule of fundraising.

You gotta pay the cost of doing business.

Hey, Riley. Yeah?

I heard that you're selling candy

for a different fundraising company.

One that pays kids cash.

Maybe. Why should I tell you?

Aw, come on, man. I've been busting my ass

selling candy for months and all I've gotten

is this stupid key ring.

It's called Young Reezy's Fun-Raisers,

but I don't think it's for you, Jeff.

They only want hustlers. People who'll do anything

to gets that sale and make that money.

A lot of people can't handle that fast lifestyle.

I swear I can handle it.

[♪♪♪]

RILEY: When they called me to the office

I already knew what it was for.

By now they had figured out we had knocked off

over half the students in the school.

He's waiting for you.

Nobody say nothing.

Is it true that you're soliciting students

to work for a different, competing fundraiser?

This, uh, Young Reezy's Fun-Raiser company?

They put the fun in fundraising.

That is completely unacceptable.

You will stop at once.

I don't think so.

We already have permission slips

from half the school's parents,

saying that they'll sell candy for us exclusively.

I can't believe this. Shame on you.

Shame on me? What, you better than me?

The state puts you in charge of these kids,

and you turn around and pimp them out

to some second-rate candy racket?

You disgust me.

I'm curious, what's your cut?

How much does the school get?

How much is your soul worth?

Five percent.

Five percent?

Pfft. All right, fine.

I'll match that. Can we go now?

Uh, fair enough.

J. Edgar Hoover Elementary

likes to see its students giving back to the community.

I don't give to nobody.

I just pay the cost to do business.

[♪♪♪]

Pussy.

RILEY: This is how the operation worked.

Kids signed up to be sellers on our website,

and they parents sent the money

to a PayPal account.

We paid off store owners for they old candy.

Once the candy was delivered to the seller,

it was time for them to go sell.

And, man, did they sell.

They sold after school, on weekends,

day, night, rain, sleet, whatever.

Parents were the best customers.

The fundraiser kept their kids occupied

and even had them making they own money,

but it wasn't just about money.

It was about winning.

We had parents violating company policy

just to get they kids' numbers up.

We had grown adults actually risking they jobs

by trying to push bars on their co-workers.

And it didn't cost me nothing.

It was beautiful.

[♪♪♪]

Once they finally sold through that candy,

they give us the cash, we give them they cut

and another box of chocolate bars.

And the whole thing starts all over again.

We expanded into other neighborhoods.

Other schools were happy

to take the same deal as Hoover.

Soon, we had set up competitions

between local schools

to see who could raise the most money.

And no matter who won,

we won.

Hey. You can't do that. That money is for the animals.

Come on, Jazmine,

we allowed to spend some of it on ourselves.

Call it operating expenses.

Don't worry, they gonna be

plenty of money left for the animals.

Are you sure?

[♪♪♪]

How's it going?

Fine. Great. Don't tell me nothing.

All right, but you should know

that Jazmine is going-- La-la-la-la!

Not listening. I'm not listening.

[♪♪♪]

Watch out there, Goldilocks.

All that chocolate can be bad for your health.

Say what?

[TIRES SCREECHING]

RILEY: The operation needed more space,

so we moved to a hotel downtown.

And this is the Scarface Suite.

[ALL GASP]

They're just getting it cleaned up for you.

[BOTH WHIMPER]

This'll do perfect.

[♪♪♪]

Hey, boy. You got a sec?

It's about your, uh,

fundraising. Who exactly are you raising

all that money for?

Because Huey said--

I'm sorry to interrupt, Granddad,

'cause I really wanna hear what you have to say.

But I got something I want you to see right quick.

It's outside. Huey, you can come too.

[♪♪♪]

Aah! Is that a Gibbs Aquada?

Yeah, yeah. The car that turns

into a boat, and then back into a car.

For me? Oh, I can't believe it.

Thank you, boy. Oh, you're the best grandson ever.

Way better than that other one.

Uh, yeah, you wanted to talk to me about something?

Uh, nothing. Nothing, mm-mm. Never mind.

Oh, I can't believe it.

I'm gonna be just like James Bond now.

♪ James Bond, James Bond James Bond, hey ♪

[♪♪♪]

[CELL PHONE RINGS]

Riley, we got problems. Big problems.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on?

World's Ultimate Chocolates.

They came by my office today.

They're mad. I mean, they're really mad.

So, what? I'm supposed to be scared of

a bunch of guys who make candy?

Well, they scared me. I mean, I'm done, Riley.

I'm-- I'm out.

Well, I was tired of paying your punk ass

to do nothing anyway.

You see, uh, Tom all it takes is good,

solid grandparenting. Look at him.

He's working hard, taking the initiative.

Jazmine just bought me a flat screen.

And this.

Ooh, that's nice. I know.

But it just seems like they're making

an awful lot of money.

Granddad, you have to try

and stop Riley before it's too late.

At least Riley loves his granddaddy enough

to buy him stuff.

What have you ever bought me, huh?

You need to be more like your brother,

and try to make the world a better place for me.

[♪♪♪]

RILEY: World's Ultimate Chocolates started playing rough.

The message was clear. They wanted us out.

They intimidated our suppliers...

Get out of here.

The schools... Hey.

Everybody.

Hey! [MEN YELLING]

MAN: Fucking little shit. Well, almost everybody.

Oh! Me fucking knackers!

[♪♪♪]

MAN: Come here. Aah! Help!

[WHIMPERS]

JEFF: Let me go.

[GRUNTING]

[GASPING]

[SCREAMS]

JEFF: No, no, no! Please, no.

[SCREAMS]

[♪♪♪]

All right, we just gonna stay cool

and keep doing what we doing.

And just ignore all this? Come on, man.

These guys ain't no gangstas, they make chocolate.

One four-foot long slab of chocolate

for Riley Freeman. Sign right here, nigga.

[ALL GASP]

Huh?

[MUFFLED GROANS]

Clear his mouth.

Uh, help me. Get me out of here.

Who did this?

They said-- They said they were from

World's Ultimate Chocolates.

They wanted me to give you a message

that this was just the beginning.

Oh, God, it was so scary.

I wanna go home now.

What? Me too. I quit too.

Why, 'cause he got dipped in chocolate?

Big deal, he's a kid.

That sounds like something most kids

would want to have happen.

Eat your way out of it, nigga, take a bath.

Let's get back to getting this money.

No way. This is too weird.

[♪♪♪]

Granddad, you have to listen.

Do not get into that car.

It's a car-boat, thank you very much.

Now get out the way.

[LOCK BEEPS]

[GRANDDAD SCREAMS]

No!

[GRUNTING]

No, that's my boat! You wanna be in this business,

you gotta pay the cost of doing business.

And when the cost get too high,

you get out of business.

[GRANDDAD SOBBING]

You always gotta spoil something, huh? Man.

[♪♪♪]

I was going to the hotel to shut down the operation.

But I wasn't sure what I had started

could be stopped.

Huh?

[WHIMPERS]

[♪♪♪]

Hey, look, here brother.

Can you spare, uh,

some money for a starving African?

Hey, you never know when you might need

some good karma, now.

RILEY: First rule of fundraising:

Don't give nothing to nobody.

But I ain't no fundraiser no more.

Thank you so very much, brother.

Unjambo, and good luck to you.

[LAUGHING]

[♪♪♪]

Hope you don't mind. We made some tea.

[GUN COCKS]

Allow me to introduce myself.

I'm the bloke you're stealing from.

The name's Alister Rigby, but as far as you're concerned

I'm Willy Fucking Wonka, and you're taking a shit

in my fucking chocolate factory.

Easy boss, don't get upset.

When I have to go to the dentist,

I'm upset.

When Liverpool beats Arsenal,

I'm upset.

But when some little shit decides to take over

one of the most profitable territories in the country,

I'm beyond fucking upset. I'm very fucking upset.

So from now on, you're under new management.

You will work for me, and in return,

you'll receive an allowance.

Allowance? Yes, allowance.

As in, I'm allowing you to keep 10 percent,

and I'm allowing you

to keep drawing breath on this earth.

Now, you either get down, or you lay down.

What's it gonna be, sunshine?

RILEY: This wasn't no movie.

The smart thing was to say yes,

get up, and leave the room.

But then I thought to myself,

what if this was a movie?

Look. Fuck you, fuck the plane you flew in on,

fuck them shoes, fuck those socks

with the belt on it, fuck your gay-ass

fairy faggot accent, fuck them cheap ass cigars,

fuck your yuck-mouth teeth, fuck your hair-piece,

fuck your chocolate, fuck Guy Ritchie,

fuck Prince William, fuck the queen.

This is America. My president is black

and my Lambo is blue, nigga.

Now, get the fuck out my hotel room

and if I see you in the street,

I'm slapping the shit out of you.

[♪♪♪]

[GROWLING]

I think this one's spent too much time at the cinema.

Teach this cheeky bastard a lesson.

[GUNS COCK]

Nobody fucking move!

[GASPS] Aw, man.

This is bad.

[♪♪♪]

ALISTER: What is this, a casting call for The Sopranos reunion?

Do me a favor, tell room service nobody here ordered

the extra-large wop with a side order of wops.

Whoa! [JAZMINE SCREAMS]

Jesus Christ, I thought he'd never shut up.

So you guys are probably wondering

why we just kicked in the door

and shot your boss here in the face.

Well, to be honest,

it's tough times out there.

Nobody's spending on nothing.

No drugs, no whores, no gambling, nothing.

Except, apparently, chocolate bars.

So consider this a hostile takeover.

We got a problem?

Absolutely not. BOTH: No.

Okay, have a nice day.

Now get the fuck out of here.

[♪♪♪]

AGENT: FBI! FBI! Drop your weapons!

[GUNS COCK]

AGENT: Nobody move. [ALL YELLING]

AGENT: Don't do something stupid.

MAN: Don't make me do it.

Oh, man, this is really bad.

MAN: Whose side are you on? [ALL SHOUTING]

MAN: We paid you off. What are you doing here?

[ALL SHOUTING]

[♪♪♪]

[BOTH SCREAM]

[ALL SCREAMING]

It's our chocolate, motherfucker.

[SCREAMING]

[BOTH PANTING]

MAN [ECHOING]: Candy.

Candy.

How much we got? What do you mean?

Don't play with me Jazmine, the money.

How much money we got? We don't have any money.

I donated it. You what?

I thought that's what I was supposed to do.

You gave away the money?

Who told you to give away the money?

That was the point of a fundraiser.

No! Why you do that?

You said it was for charity. You never give the money away.

Oh, God.

Who you give the money to?

[RINGS]

Hello, PETA.

[GASPS] [♪♪♪]

Man, why you didn't tell me

she was gonna give away the money?

[♪♪♪]

RILEY: So here I am.

Back to being a nobody.

A loser.

The thing people ask me most

is would I do it again?

Hey, you kids still selling

those chocolate bars for charity?

[GUNSHOTS]

[♪♪♪]