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Fast, we just blowin' stuff fast. Before I even know it, we done blew a hoe.

Young come through nighttime like a burglar. Type, got a young white shirt.

Type, let's take a phone call, white shirt.

Backed up, what's it?

I see her do her thing. You might want to rap, but she'll make you sing.

I was on her, and she was on him. She all up on my thing, and my thing on her

hip, man. She H -E -L, pop, pop. Don't know how to act. Left for one song, then

came right back, back. Grinding on me, the rest of the night.

A man started mugging me, you can see it in my eyes. Little mama so rude. I love

your girl.

Little mama say fly.

I love your girl. White speeder with the denim.

I love your girl. She keep the men on high.

I love your girl. I love your girl. I love your girl. I love your girl. I love

your girl.

I love

your

girl.

We'll be right

back.

She's dropping down to the floor.

She on me, and I'm on her. Walking out the club, call it what's up.

Mmm, I want her in the worst way, but I just found out that it's a birthday

party. I love your girl.

I love your girl.

I love your

girl.

She's dropping down to the floor. I'm like, shawty, where you going? But she's

like, what?

She's like, what?

Calling MD.

I'm on a meeting. All up in my head. Now I'm seeing my bed.

Ah.

Ah.

Part of me feels so bad.

But ooh, not that bad.

Situation got you mad.

I would be too.

Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum. What might be right for

you may not be right for some.

A man is born.

He's a man of means.

Then along come two. They got nothing but the genes, but they got different

strokes to take, different strokes to dance, different strokes to...

Thank you.

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What are you doing?

A photo journal of Maggie's redecoration.

Part one, men at work.

Kid,

do that again and you'll have a racing stripe down the middle of your face.

Arnold,

Arnold, there's still time to save the bunk beds.

Now, Sam, we'll start that again. You know Maggie has to redecorate our room,

too.

Forget it, Sam. The bunks are history.

Oh, man. I'm sure going to miss sleeping in Elmo.

You named your bunk Elmo?

Yeah. It's full name is Elmer Buckingham III.

Arnold, please.

Look, Sam, if I had my way, you'd be going with Elmo. We wouldn't even be

sharing a room. Oh, yeah.

Jerky little kid.

What a great picture.

Child refusing to grow up.

Maggie, listen now. We've been living this way for a month.

We just have to move to a hotel.

I feel like a squatter in a construction site.

Phillip, honey, it is not that bad.

You haven't tripped over anything in at least three days.

Wrong. This morning I tripped over a two -by -four and I landed square on my...

Never mind.

Well, dear, your never mind will heal.

Besides, the workmen will be out of here before you know it. Maggie, look.

The World Trade Center went up faster than this banister.

You know what I'd love to do?

Fire the whole bunch.

Oh, Philip, hush.

I think it's coming along pretty well.

Sam, giving up bunk beds is part of growing up.

The girl was upset, but you gotta admit, Kimberly, her vegetable soup did clean

those paintbrushes. Freeze!

Brothers, sisters... No wisecracks, Arnold.

Who said anything about a wisecrack?

First time you didn't break my lens.

You know, guys, I grew up with that furniture.

It's kind of like losing a part of my life.

Kimberly, why don't you start blubbering over furniture, too?

Dance the decor so it goes.

What's the matter, Arnold?

Blubbering over furniture?

It's just a part of growing up, Arnold.

Wait a minute, fellas. Leave the couch here.

Dad! Maggie!

Come out here. Come down here, Dad.

Come on, Maggie. What's the matter, Arnold? What do they do now?

I want to take one last picture on the old couch.

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Can you help me with my math?

Your brother was so good in math.

Such a terrible accident.

Morning, son. How you doing?

Hi, Ed.

Morning, May.

You didn't get much sleep last night.

Are you all right?

I'm fine, Donald.

I'm just fine.

You know, May, I've got some vacation time saved up.

Why don't we take a nice drive to the shore and maybe stay for a week?

I don't think so.

May, listen to me for just a minute.

I know how hard it's been on you since Tommy died.

And I've been thinking about it, and there are hundreds of

homeless boys in the city.

They're orphans, runaways. They're hungry.

They don't have any family at all.

It's sad, isn't it?

Well, maybe we could give a home to one of those boys.

How would that sound to you, May?

Nice. Very nice.

It'll be just like the good old times again.

I need to get my thread.

Can you do that, Dad?

I mean, just take a kid off the streets?

Wouldn't it be better to adopt someone?

Bobby, that...

That could take years.

Your mother... Your mother's in real bad shape right now.

Besides, you know, those kids on the street, they don't have anybody to take

care of them.

You understand?

But, Dad, if you... Bobby, come on. I'll drop you off at school.

You know, I think I'm going to invite Cindy up here.

Chaos turns her on.

I can't believe... Hey, Dad. Hi, Willis. Hi, Dad.

Oh, no.

Mr. Drummond, the painter dropped... Well, I don't want to hear about it, and

certainly don't want to eat it.

Yes, sir.

Am I crazy, or is living this way miserable? Oh, I love it, Dad.

I thrive on misery.

I've lived with Willis half a time.

How's your photography going?

Great. Until two minutes ago. I set up my darkroom and I was out of developer.

Oh, well, there's the cameras going.

You hear that?

That's a jackhammer.

In my bedroom.

Hey, cut that out!

Who's handling this better than most, huh?

Remember the time Henry Kissinger started talking to the drop cloth?

Hey, Arnold, I've got a great idea.

I'll be the judge of that.

I think I should be your photographer's assistant.

No way, no how, never in a... You know, Sam, you're right.

I do need an assistant.

And you're just the man.

Don't worry, Arnold. I've grown up a lot since they took out the bunk beds.

Good. That's why I'm going to trust you with this. I want you to go to the

camera store and get me some D -76 developers.

D -76.

Yes, sir.

And equally important with the developer, a good potato chip.

So, assistant, you're the potato chip expert, so go and get me a twin pack.

Assistant, sounds to me like I'm an errand boy.

Do you want to learn the photography ropes or not?

Sorry, Arnold.

Glad to do it.

Oh, like shooting ducks in a barrel.

You can't tell anything by squeezing the bag.

Just breaks them up that way, that's all.

But I can tell by the way they crack if they're fresh or not.

Everybody's an expert.

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Here you go, mister.

Thanks a lot, sir.

Let's see here.

Say, fellow, which one of these dog biscuits do you think is the best, huh?

I'm sorry, Mr. I'm not supposed to talk to strangers.

Oh, well, yeah, that's very good advice, too, you know. I'm an adult, and I

never talk to strangers myself.

That's good.

Yeah, I wouldn't even be talking to you if I wasn't so upset about Rocky.

Rocky was my dog.

He ran away.

Gee, that's too bad.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think he liked these the very best.

He'd hear that box rattling like that, boy, he'd come running.

You know, what I plan to do is I'm going to drive around the neighborhood and

shake the box out the window.

Well, I'll see you, son.

Good luck.

Ah, darn it, you know.

I'm really afraid I may never see old Rocky again.

I mean, I can't drive and shake this out the window and look all the same time.

It'd be real nice if I had someone to help me.

I'd love to help you, Mr., but I don't know you.

Oh, sure. Well,

Rocky, I sure hope you find yourself a real good home soon, too.

You know what they do to stray dogs in this city, boy.

Yeah, it's pretty awful.

Yeah, it's going to be real awful for my daughter, Barbara.

Barbie, I call her.

She raised Rocky since he was a little puppy when they grew up together.

It's going to be real hard to tell her.

She's been sick.

Listen.

Little fella, I know we shouldn't be talking at all, but do you suppose maybe

you could be a good Samaritan?

Help me find little Rocky.

I'm sorry, I... I mean, you know, a good Samaritan, like it says in the Bible?

Well, I... We're just going to be looking around this neighborhood.

Well, okay.

I'd love to see you get Rocky back.

All right. That's great.

You're helping me out. I really appreciate that. What's your name?

Sam McKinney. Well, Sam, let's go find old Rocky. What do you got there? Potato

chip, huh?

Hi, Dad.

Hi, Arnold. Dad, when the painters hang out on the corner whistling at the

girls, are you paying for that?

Probably time and a half.

Where's Sam? I need to use the dark room.

Sam? Well, I assumed he came home from school and he was hanging out with you.

No.

I sent him to the store about an hour ago.

An hour ago?

Well, he should have been home by now.

That's real close. I don't understand.

Maybe he's outside.

Sam! Sam!

Where are you?

Sam! Sam!

He's here.

I'm going to look for him.

I'd better go with you.

No, he came here after the camera store.

Look. What?

He hasn't been here.

The chips are a mess.

Excuse me.

I'm sorry about the potato chip display.

It fell prey to a four -foot twin -pack terror.

Hang on.

A little red -headed boy?

A floppy haircut?

Super cute?

You're not super cute when they attack my chips.

But that is the culprit.

Look, he's overdue at home.

Did you see which way he went?

Yeah. He left with his father.

Huh? What? Yeah. Well, that's impossible.

His father lives in Nashville.

Is this the little boy?

That's the kid, all right.

Oh, my God.

Arnold, this is terrible.

I'm sorry.

But I was so busy.

Hello, Felice.

I want to report a missing boy.

Where are we?

We've been driving for over two hours. That's not important.

Now, do you remember what I told you I would do to your parents?

Don't you forget it.

May? Bobby?

May?

May?

This is Sam.

Hello, Sam.

Hi, ma 'am.

Oh, he's just darling.

He's so skinny.

Well, he's been living in a cardboard box. He's been eating scraps that

restaurants throw away, you know.

You should have seen him before I got him all cleaned up and bought him these

new clothes. He was a mess.

How awful.

Bobby, say hello to your new brother.

Hi, Sam.

You gonna love it here?

We got a lake nearby. You can go boating and fishing.

It's going to be lots of fun.

Are you all right?

I'm fine, ma 'am.

You don't have to call me ma 'am.

This is your family, ma 'am.

Just give him a little time, May.

He's been through an awful lot.

Now he's got all this to get used to.

I'm going to make you something real special to eat.

Bobby, why don't you clean up one side of your room for Tommy?

It's Sam, May.

Oh, yeah, of course it is.

Loosen up, boy.

Now, you remember what I told you I'd do if you tried to run away?

Are you talk to anybody?

Huh? You remember that? I will kill your parents, Sam.

No, you wouldn't. No.

I kidnapped you, didn't I?

You're sure now?

All right.

Thank you very much.

Sam isn't in any of the hospitals, and none of his friends have seen him.

Philip, we've got to do something. We just can't stand here staring at the

walls. No, no, no, Maggie. I know how you feel.

But he's been gone for less than four hours. We'll find him. I know we will.

The police began a search as soon as I gave them a description of Sam. They'll

be here any minute.

But he's so little.

I found some pictures I took of Sam this past weekend.

Pictures?

Oh, right. Now I have his identification card.

This should help the police.

I'll get it.

Detective Harris, missing persons.

How do you do? How do you do?

Officer Fernandez.

How do you do?

Please come in, gentlemen.

This is my wife, Mrs. Drummond, my son Arnold.

Ma 'am.

How do you do?

Thank you so much for coming.

Won't you please sit down?

I'm sorry.

We've been wanting new furniture for a long time, but we couldn't make up our

mind between Chinese and country French, and then for a little while we thought

about French for... Listen to me.

We understand, Mrs. Drummond.

Look, folks, I know this is a hard time for you, but I have to ask you a couple

of questions.

I noticed that Sam's last name is McKinney and yours is Drummond. I assume

you're not the boy's natural father.

No, he's not, but he treats Sam as if he were his own. Yes, ma 'am. I need to

know how the natural father fits into the picture.

Most kidnappings are done by parents and relatives.

Could he possibly be a suspect?

Oh, no, not Wes. No way. I just talked to him in Tennessee, and he is as upset

and shocked as we are. We'll meet his address anyway.

Do you have a recent photo of Sam we can have?

Oh, yeah. I have his identification card with his picture and his fingerprints.