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To everything there is a season.
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With fun and freedom, the season is
summer.
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The very word evokes visions of ice cold
plushies, hot dogs right off the grill,
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letting down your braids and watching
the sunset on Venice Beach.
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And let's not forget summer love.
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My summer love was Brian Beeman.
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He gave me flowers and candy. He was
eight.
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I was his counselor up north at Camp
Waihatchee.
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For six weeks, I was in charge of 15 out
-of -control crumb snatches. And it was
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like trying to babysit Martin Lawrence.
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I'd be glad summer was almost over if it
wasn't for autumn.
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Or in my case, fall.
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As in my world falling apart. As in my
daddy forcing me to attend a new school.
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So, I'm going to live these last days of
summer to the fullest.
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Where's the party?
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No,
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honey.
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Come on, baby. Finish him off.
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got next.
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It won't be long, V, because he's easy.
Easy? I got you easy, Mr. Mitch. You
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won't be able to go to the hoop on Shaq.
Yeah, you watch me, boy, because I'm
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about to school you.
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Ooh, get him, Big Papa.
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Yes!
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Yeah!
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Nothing but thick.
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Chump Seat still available on Air
Jordan.
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This show is good to have you home,
girl. Good to be home, Daddy.
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Dang, Miles, it looks like you've grown.
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And, Hakeem, you grew hair.
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Yeah, the ladies like it.
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Yeah, the ladies at Bark.
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Go back to your tree, Keebler.
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Hakeem, what's with the suit? You got a
court date?
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Very, very funny. Anyways, while you
were out swatting mosquitoes, I was
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paid in my new job at Classy Man.
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Yeah, well, how much does a mannequin
make?
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Oh, gee, that was a management track,
all right? Yeah, you know, so I was, uh,
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kept, what you call it?
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Well, let's just say I've gained a
newfound appreciation for indoor
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and, uh, two -ply.
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newfound appreciation for your being
able to buy your own school clothes.
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Hey, look, no outfit is worth getting up
at dawn, hauling around a bunch of
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babies kids all day, and then sitting
around some campfire singing.
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Oh, snap.
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That's my jam.
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Hey, what's doing here?
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Uh, listen.
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Girls, look, look, I brought you
something. Oh, let me see.
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Oh, honey, isn't that sweet? I actually
think they missed each other. Yeah, just
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give them a minute, D. Wow.
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Thanks, Mo.
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Wait a minute.
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Are those my headphones?
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Yeah. And your CD, too.
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I told you to stay out of my room,
dumbo.
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Please. I've been living in there a
pencil leg.
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Man, it's like the Tyson and Holyfield.
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battle of the bulge?
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Let's see. Me, Oprah, Luther, everybody
but you, boo.
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Guess who?
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Let's see.
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Smells like swap me perfume.
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I'm glad you're back.
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Man, I felt like y 'all left me.
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We did.
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to copy off of.
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As a matter of fact, I'm the smartest
one in the class.
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Girl,
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you in trouble.
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Well, I've been doing push -aways.
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Don't you mean push -ups?
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No, I push away from the table.
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Let me get my girls back.
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And I missed y 'all.
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Yeah, and I missed just about everybody.
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I can see you've been stealing hair tips
from the little rascals again.
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Yeah, and I can see that you've been
stealing fashion tips from George of the
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Jungle.
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Well, since everybody's here, you must
be talking about Q.
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Who? You know, the one you were climbing
out of windows to see, missing,
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clashing? The one you bailed out with
your credit card?
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Oh, him.
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Well, for anybody who's interested.
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Oh, him.
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He's on his way back from New York.
Okay, his bus just rolled in town. Just
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enough time for the Labor Day jam.
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I'm out.
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Gotta get to work in time for lunch.
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Crazy. What's the jamming?
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Dang, Mo. You didn't have a radio up
there? It's the big concert before
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starts. Drew Hill's gonna be there. Drew
Hill?
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Mm -hmm. It's gonna be off the hook. Off
the hook, girl. It's gonna be
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disconnected.
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But you know what? I'm gonna get
connected, because it's gonna be wall
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men. Well, the only man Mo wants to see
is Q.
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Why y 'all keep bringing up Q?
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So you didn't miss him? No.
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Well, a little.
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I mean, I don't mind seeing him, but
it's not like I'm going to try to get
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with him or nothing like that.
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Why?
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Why?
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And that's me showing the kid the
backstroke?
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Yeah, well, baby, you could have put on
some clothes to do it.
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Granny, I was wearing a bathing suit.
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Looks more like a slingshot.
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You won't want to see the rest of these.
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Oh, Mo, before I forget, you might want
to think about wearing that cute little
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green dress to the fundraiser tomorrow
night.
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What fundraiser?
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Honey, you remember the fundraiser at
Bridgewood? We wrote you about it in the
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letter. Yeah, the one with the check in
it.
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That was a letter?
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I thought that was a piece of paper to
hide the check.
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Sorry, I can't go, but you guys go
ahead. I have good time. Mo, it's the
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fundraiser at your new school. I really
think you ought to be there.
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But I can't go, Dee. The jammy is
tomorrow night.
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No, Mo. You mean you can't go to the
jamboree because the fundraiser is
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night.
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Besides, baby, when they auction off
that Saturn that I donated, you might be
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studying in the Frank Mitchell Library.
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Oh, come on, Danny. Drew Hill is going
to be there. Drew Hill, High Hill,
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Blueberry Hill. You're not going.
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Honey, there's going to be entertainment
at the fundraiser as well. I mean, you
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can jam the Little Richard.
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Little Richard?
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I mean, it's bad enough I've been
sentenced to staying Quentin High.
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Can I at least spend my last week of
freedom with my friends? No, Mo. End of
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discussion. Leave the butts behind you,
baby.
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Isn't everybody so nice and friendly?
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Yes. Oh, there's the lady from Baywatch.
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Oh, she's nice and friendly. Slow down,
Pepe Le Pew.
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You know, if we really wanted to show
some style, we'd be fashionably early.
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But we're going to show some class, so
we'll stay and mingle.
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Well, I like my idea better, but I guess
we can go with you.
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Honey,
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honey, don't you think you ought to
leave some for the others?
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Hey, first come, first served. You know
what?
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I have no manners. We should take him
home before he embarrasses anybody.
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Oh, yeah. No.
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Hey.
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Hi, Dee.
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I'm so glad you could make it. Oh, it's
so good to see you.
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Everybody, this is Tina Jang. She's the
headmistress here at Bridgewood. Tina
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and I worked together many, many years
ago.
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That's one many, too many.
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Tina,
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you remember my husband, Frank.
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Of course. Thanks so much for donating
the Mercedes.
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I donated the Saturn.
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Oh, thank you.
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And who's this handsome little fellow?
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This is Miles, and this is Moesha.
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Welcome to Bridgewood, Moesha. Dees told
me a lot about you.
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Did she tell you I didn't want to come
here?
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Our Moesha always with the jokes. Well,
she's got one joke left.
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I'd like you to meet one of our new
students, Moesha Mitchell.
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Her parents, Frank and Dee Mitchell.
Hello.
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And little Miles.
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Hello. And welcome, Moesha. I'm sure
that Haley would be happy to show you
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ropes here at Bridgewood.
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Ecstatic.
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I'm sure Moesha will appreciate that.
Absolutely.
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Mrs. Dillard's mother is one of the
founders of our school.
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It was nice meeting you. Excuse us.
There,
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you see, Mo? You already made a new
friend.
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Why don't you let me introduce you to
some more students, Mo? Oh, no.
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One's enough. I'm pacing myself.
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Why don't we pick up the pace?
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You're too mild.
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You're such a cutie. We're going to have
to get you into Bridgewood.
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Yeah, not at these prices.
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I'll be working for the rest of my life
just to pay for this school.
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I don't know, Dee. I hope we're not in
over our heads, baby.
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Well, Frank, Moesha can always stay at
Crenshaw and study chemistry with Q.
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Okay, I'll come back.
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Well, you better be at high. You know,
the Saturn is a great car.
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Oh, yes. Well, our nanny needs something
to cart the kids around in.
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Wait a minute, sweetheart.
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I promised Inga a Range Rover.
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Oh, really? What else did you promise
Inga?
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Starting. Oh, I'm not starting. I'm
ending.
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May I have your attention, please?
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Little Richard will be out in just a few
minutes, so let's get ready to party!
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Wow,
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Little Richard.
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I guess Lil' Kim was booked.
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You listen to Lil' Kim?
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Well, only when I'm not listening to
Leigh -Anne Rimes.
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What's your name again? I'm Haley, and
you're Moesha?
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Yeah. But you might as well assign me a
number because I feel like I'm in
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prison. Better get used to that.
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Yeah. So how long do these shindigs
usually last?
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Usually three hours.
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We're lucky.
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Dang, Drew Hill will be through by then.
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Drew Hill?
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Where are they playing?
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At the home.
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Well, come on. We should go.
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Haley, I can't. I don't have my car. And
besides, my dad, he'll never let me.
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I've got a car.
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And leave the rest to me. Come on. Let's
go.
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No. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, I was
planning on meeting some of our
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a movie and a burger afterwards, and I
was hoping Moesha could come with.
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Oh.
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You'll miss little Richard.
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That's okay. I have the A -track.
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No, no, no. It's okay, B.
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So, uh, what do you need, pumpkin? A
little cash?
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Dang, Daddy, it's not a matinee.
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Well, uh, you two go ahead and have a
nice time.
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Oh, we will.
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Bye.
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Look at those scales, girl.
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Welcome to Bridgewood, Moisa.
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If I pass summer school, my mama says
she's going to buy me a Mercedes.
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Can I test drive yours?
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Haley, this is Kim and Nikki.
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Haley goes to my new school and she
hates it just as much as I do. More.
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been there longer.
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Yeah, he's here.
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I don't know what you're talking about.
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Mm -hmm.
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Well, the person who you don't know who
we talking about is over there.
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with your friends. I'm going to go walk
around and do some sightseeing. Okay.
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Okay.
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D .C., what are you doing?
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Oh, um, my take -home final.
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Which side of this triangle is the
hypotenuse?
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Like you need to know that to make
French fries.
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What are you talking about? You came
this close to summer school yourself.
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I got straight A.
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Yeah, and cheerleading.
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Excuse me.
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Varsity. Cheerleading.
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Oh, y 'all don't see how I came?
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Anyway,
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hey, Kim, you seen Michael?
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Why? Now you know I never cheat on my
mic.
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I don't know nobody wants you. He owe me
$5.
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Yeah, whatever.
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He is so in denial.
245
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Judy, you are looking good.
246
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I mean, Moesha.
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Thanks. Didn't you know you look good?
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Let's get in some private. Yeah, you
know what I'm saying?
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Why? She just going to tell us later.
250
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So how was your summer?
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It was okay.
252
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How was New York?
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It was all right.
254
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I got to spend some time with my moms,
hung out with my boys, ate real pizza,
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went to school.
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I got back to my roots, worked on my
music.
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See, I'm trying to take it to the next
level. At the same time, stay where I'm
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at.
259
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See, I'm trying to create a fantasy, so
my words gotta be real, you know what
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I'm saying?
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Not really.
262
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Damn, you look good.
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I missed you.
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I missed you, too.
265
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This ain't cool.
266
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What's wrong?
267
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I'm saying I'm not doing this again.
268
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Doing what?
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Just going backwards, playing myself.
270
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Look, Mo, I like you.
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I think we should just be friends.
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Friends?
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You know what? I was thinking the same
thing.
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So we're cool?
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Yeah, yeah, we're cool.
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See you around, all right? All right.
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All right.
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to go with you and Keith.
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Duh. She's here.
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Well, we decided that we're just gonna
be friends and, you know, we're both
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with that.
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Really? Really.
283
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Ooh, girls, I think Drew here likes me.
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Uh, Kim?
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Drew here was the entire group.
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Eh?
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