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- Pam.
- What?

If you know the song

sing along!

Without a doubt, yeah!

Alright.

What's happenin',
racquetball?

How you livin' junkin'
the Jerome?

- Jerome.
- Uh-ha.

- Jerome.
- Uh...ha.

Jerome, what are you..

Yo, what are you doing here?

Oh, yeah, okay, uh..

Well, word on the street is

you two little honey dips
is living together.

Well, I wanted you to be the
first to buy my new creation.

- Oh, this should be good.
- That's right.

Jerome done went legit.

'Cause I'm too legit
to quit, dan-dan.

Yeah.

Too legit to quit.

Got my own business, now.

I'm hustlin' door to door.

Check it out.

Aah-oh!

You like him?

You like?

I call him

Pretty Teddy.

A teddy bear?

Not just any old
teddy bear, junk!

He's a player in his own right.

Every young hustler
should have one.

Pull his string, red,
pull his string.

Will you pull his string?

My man, where's my money?

Where's his money?

Jerome, no disrespect.

- But you got to roll.
- What?

- You got to roll--
- Put me out like that?

Well then lemme stay here with
y'all and have menage a trois!

- Oh, no!
- Wait..

Lemme call my people,
let them know

there's some freakin' lady here.

- Yo, wassup?
- Yeah.

- Wassup, man?
- Brought you some grub.

You know, while you're on
this mad job search.

- Ooh, straight up!
- Yeah.

- Oh, man!
- So, y-you find anything yet?

Uh, no, no, not yet.

Um, but it's just a
matter of time.

You know, that's the word.

- It's all gonna come around.
- Alright.

I sent Gina, right.

Sent her over to Pam's

you know, so she can get her

head back on straight.

You know, with my baby's head

that's going to be a minute.

Just a little joke on my baby.

No, you know what, I'm gonna
get my stuff together.

So when Gina, comes back
I'm gonna make it right for us.

- I'm gonna make it right.
- Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

I know, I know, you're
gonna handle your business.

- Eh! I'm goin'.
- Eh.

- Eh, I like it.
- Eh, boy.

So, Martin, how ma-how many

job applications
have you filled out?

About two, three, 400, maybe.

So, so, how many,
you know interviews

have you,
have you been on?

- Oh, you mean now?
- Oh, now, yeah, now.

None, none, I ain't been
on no interviews right now.

But, uh, you know,
it's just a matter of time.

I sent my resume out
to a lot of agents.

I mean, they all know me,
so everybody knows me.

- Yeah.
- You know.

- Whatever you say.
- That's right, that's--

Meanwhile, why don't you

give me your resume, okay?

I'll take it to work with me.

So we got some
openings coming up.

- Tom!
- What?

- What?
- Come on, man, wh--

Why you going to lie
to our brother, man?

- No, no, I--
- Man, come on man.

You know, you ain't got
no job, man.

Come on, come on, come on, man.

I don't, I don't,
I don't appreciate

you playing with the
job system like that, okay?

Now, me on the other hand

I can get you a gig
at the airport.

- What?
- Yeah.

- Straight up?
- Yeah.

Y'all got benefits.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yo, as a matter of fact

the opportunities are endless.

Check this out, okay, uh

last week, Janet Jackson
had hurled

on one of our 747s
and old Coley Cole here

got to clean it up,
I was the man that day.

Yes. Janet Jackson,
any time, any place!

- Yeah, yeah--
- Cole, Cole!

Bruh, you need healin'.

Lord help him, help him.

- Hey, honey.
- Hey, what's happenin'?

Wassup, baby?

Hi, Thomas.

Whassup, girl?

I just stopped by to get my
briefcase, left here last night.

Okay, wait a minute
now, now see

I thought you said
y'all broke up.

I-I better take this one,
I'mma, I'mma

I'mma get him on this one.

'Cause, uh,
if I don't tell him

then he's not gonna know

I don't-I don't think so.

Cole, it's like this..

Me and Gina are
seeing each other

but not on a regular basis.

We're engaged,
but not living together.

We're giving each other
some space

so we can get closer.

- Ah, okay.
- Yeah.

I still don't get it.

I don't, I don't get it.

You, y-y-you see what
happens when I get up.

And then I put all that
in to what I jus--

Hey, hey, you gettin'
job offers yet, baby?

Well, baby why would
you ask me--

I'm so sorry.

No, it's, it's,
it's cool, it is cool.

But dan, I mean, we got him,
got her, we got..

Yeah, people talk.

I'm just saying people talk.

But I, no, I sure didn't.

But our brother's gonna
work it out, um..

You know that, girl.
I'm gonna make it right for us.

- I know that.
- Hmm.

Anyway, um, I knew you were
feeling down and out

so I got you a gift.

Oh, Pam.

You're so sweet.

I knew you-you-you had a

heart under that hairy chest.

Boy, just take the gift.

Well, what is the gift?

It's a stool.

So you could sit on it
while you're waiting in line

at the unemployment office,
brokie.

You know, if I had a saddle,
I'd ride you down now.

Alright? Alright?

But I don't want no trouble
with this animal race thing.

Everyone's in trouble now,
talk to her.

Ah, a-ooh, ooh, ah!

- W-w-what, what is it, man?
- Okay, okay.

Uh, let me get this right now.

You're not together together

but you're together apart.

Pam, can you take this over

to the apartment for me please?

- Alright, no problem.
- Thank you.

Hey, hey, Pam, look.

Let me get that for you.

- Thank you, Thomas.
- You're welcome.

Hey, oh, oh, oh. Ah..

Got you.

Tom, wait a minute,
wait a minute, Tommy.

Okay, I think I got it.

Y'all getting the divorce
before you get married

'to avoid all that drama.'

Cole, come, man,
just shut up

and come on, man.

Hey man, don't be getting mad
'cause I figured it out.

But is it coming too, you know?

People now listen
to the Marvin Gaye song.

"What's going on?
What's going on?"

- Whoo! They now listen.
- Oh, don't, baby.

Nah, I can't take this job here.
Money's not good enough.

Oh, nah, nah, nah.

I need at least four weeks
vacation on this one.

Martin, Martin,
Martin, Martin.

You're gonna
drive yourself crazy.

Why don't you just go down

to the unemployment office?

What?

I can't go to no
unemployment office, Gina.

Somebody may recognize me.

There is nothing to be
embarrassed about.

Have you ever been to the
unemployment office, Gina?

Hell no, I got a job.

I mean, that I would
if I had to

see 'cause, you've
nothin' to lose.

I mean, oh, just go, man.

I-I don't believe
you really honing in

in what you have in your man.

You're not really recognizing
what you have.

- Okay?
- 'Okay.'

Soon as word gets out

that I'm available,
the phone ring ring

is coming off the hook.

It's going to be ringing.

I know this, I feel this.

Okay, baby, but just, just
in case you change your mind

I'm going to call information
for the address, okay?

No, no, Gina,
you're not gettin' it.

You-you didn't hear nothing
I just said

you didn't hear nothing.

Won't be no changing
of the mind, Gina.

Okay? 'Cause once I
made up my mind, that's it.

I ain't going to
no unemployment office.

The only way I'll go,
if it's my last resort.

Number 999.

Hey, hey, what's ap, what's up?

What you doing here, Myra?

My damn job.

Alright, well look, uh..

hook your brother up
with some work.

First of all, who are you?

It's me Myra, Martin.

Martin...from the radio station.

Remember me, you and Stan
outside hung out.

Oh, yeah!

You the one with that
high booty girlfriend

the one that I don't
particularly like.

Oh, whatever, okay, Myra?

Look here, now brother is down

here because I need some work,
Okay?

But you can't just
give me any old job.

My fans may recognize me.

Oh, don't nobody
know you, honey.

They know me, Myra,
everybody knows me.

You don't believe me well watch

where I'm going now, huh?

Wassup?

I said, "Wassup?"

I said, "Wassup?"

Man, sit your ass down.

I ain't got time for
Richard Roundtree over there.

Or like, Jim Kelly over there.

- See, he knows me.
- No, he don't.

Martin, these are the only jobs

we have available right now.

Take it or leave it.

Well, no offense, Myra

I'm going to have to leave it.

I'm looking for a fat job
at a major corporation.

Oh, you want a company car?

- Sure, why not?
- Mm-hmm.

An expense account.

Yeah, yeah,
that's always helpful.

Uh-huh,
and a six month vacation.

Now we, now we, here,
we startin' to..

Uh-huh..

You want yourself
one of 'em high profile

high payin' kind of jobs,
eh, Martin?

Dammit, Myra..

And don't be afraid to put me
in communication.

'Cause you know, I'm good, when
I'm behind the mic, huh, huh?

Alright, I think I have just
the job you've been looking for.

Welcome to Hoochie burger.

May I take your order, please?

'Can I have three
Hoochie burgers out..'

I'm sorry, ma'am,
but I can't hear you.

You gonna to have to speak
directly into the hoochie.

Hey, baby!

Congratulations, on your
first day at Hoochie Burger!

You got fired.

No, baby, I quit.

I mastered flipping burgers
till I can't flip them no more.

But did I get a
promotion? No, no!

Martin, Martin, you've only been
working there one day, honey.

You know, you just
can't start a job

and expect to become
manager all in one shift.

Why not?

How hard is it to manage

your Hoochie burger, Gina?

Flip 'em! Let's go.

Martin, you need a job today.

Baby, I'm not taking
any old job.

I have an image to maintain.
You better ask somebody.

Baby you may have an image
to maintain, but you also have

a bunch of bills, look at it,
look, look at all these.

See, see, you, you,
you got to point out to me

my financial status.

I am sorry.

Gina, what are they
going to do in the bills?

What are they going to do?
Come and get me.

You got at least 30 days
before they can do anything.

At least 30 days, ooh!

Martin..

...one of these bills
is electric bill.

I don't know, Gina!

I can't see!

'Ain't he supposed to
start a new job today?'

I don't know why
it's so hard for him.

He's got great qualifications.

Ah-oh!

Look, Gina

it's a munchkin'
trick or treater.

Trick or treat, you're slob,
did you lose another job?

Why you gotta go there, sounder?

Shouldn't you be down at the
airport, sniffing luggage..

Bow-ooh!

Shut up!

Hi, honey, how was your day?

Mama told me
there'd be days like this.

- She told me.
- Martin..

You didn't quit your
job again, did you?

You damn right, Gina,
you're damn right.

And for good reason.
I've been there 24 hours.

They could've at least
bump me up the head mailman.

Martin, why do you always
have to be in charge?

Why can't you work your way up

like you did
in the radio station.

Because it's in my nature
to be the man.

I can't go against that.

- Martin..
- What?

You quit before you
finished delivering

all of this mail,
that is not right, Martin.

No, no, no, baby.
This is all my mail.

They're bills, Gina,
they're bills, look at 'em.

Look, second notice,
right, okay?

Go through 'em,
go through 'em.

A third notice, look at
this one, this one here.

A "Don't let me catch
your ass in the street", notice.

That one's from mama, baby!

- Baby.
- I-I-I-I owe everybody.

It's enough to make you
have a nervous breakdown.

Baby, it's going to work out,
baby, it's gonna be alright.

- Love..
- Baby, hang in there, honey.

You know, I got your
back, right?

You know what?
I got somethin' for you.

I'm tryin', you got
something for me.

I sure do.

I-I got a little bonus
this week at work

and I wanted to help
you out with your rent

And I want you
to have this check.

What?

Wow! My-my baby rollin'!

No, no, I'm not gonna..

My pride won't
let me take your ends.

But why I,
that's why I'm working.

That's why I got this goin'
and I'm out--

Martin, your pride
won't let you take a job

that'll pay the rent,
your pride, won't let you

take money from me.
You keep comin' and going.

I think it's time, you need to
check your pride at the door.

Seriously, honey.

You know what I'm goin',
that's right.

You know what I'm going to do?
I'm a, um..

I'm going to go back down
to unemployment office.

Yeah, th-that's what
I'm going to do.

And guess what, whatever
job they giving me..

...it's what job I'm taking.

Good, good, now that you have
all that stuff

straight once, you take it
to your own apartment

this one's occupied,
thank you.

How do people like her get jobs?

Why is it she works, while..

...old Marty Martin struggles.

I guess all that training
at the circuits paid off, huh?

That's right, I'm showing
my face. What's up?

You know what I'm saying?

What y'all laughing at?

Man, don't make me open up
a can of whoop ass on you.

And that's straight up.

Come on, man,
you ain't talking about

nothin' with the two braids.

Back on up, please, back on up.

It ain't like that--

My line is closed.
I'm going to lunch.

I heard the Colonel
got gizzards now.

Look, Myra, I learned my lesson.

You were right.

I'm ready to take a regular job.

Unh-unh, we sent you
out on four jobs

and you left every
last one of 'em.

Listen, I am at the end
of my rope. I'll do anything.

I learn quickly
and I am a people person.

Say, Jack, why don't you
hurry up? I got to go to work.

Man..

You see, I could have
yelled at his dumb ass

but did I? No, I ain't
got time for him.

Now, all I'm trying to do
is find some work, okay?

Now please,
hook a brother up.

If you'd like, uh..

...I could work around here.

You know, hook this
place up in no time.

Hook it up to what?

I'll have this place
running like clockwork.

Waste not, want not,
organize, Myra, organize.

Okay, but this is
your last chance.

Bring it on.

- Hey, hey!
- Hey, hey.

- Hey, how you doin'?
- Hey!

- Wh-wha-what's happenin', babe?
- Hey, you.

What's up?

I brought you dinner,
should be still warm.

Oh, baby,
that was sweet of you.

But, uh, I'll get it later,
okay, Gina.

Right now my mind
is on buffing floors.

If I'mma buffin' floors,
I'm gonna be the best

damn floor buffin'
in all of Detroit.

I'm going to be
a floor buffin--

- Shut your mouth!
- Ah-ha, ah-ha, I'm a buffer.

- Oh, man.
- Aw.

Hey, guess
what else I got today?

- What?
- Uh-ah, let me get in here.

Let me get in here.
Blam!

- Black out time..
- Oh-oh!

- Got my first paycheck.
- Oh-oh!

I-I-I didn't really look at it.

Didn't check
the ends quite yet. Yeah.

- Open it up?
- Oh, we're good.

Open it, open it.

Honest days' pay

for honest days' work.

So what's up, baby?

What we, what we rolling with?

- What we rollin' with?
- Uh..

Come on, talk to me,
what we rollin'?

"$77 and, uh, 43 cents."

- "$77 and.."
- "43.."

Well, alright!
Well, alright.

- Well, alright, uh, whoo!
- Yay.

I mean, that's one
small step for Martin

and even smaller step
for makin' count out.

Go ahead, baby,
make that money, big day..

That's alright, give me the
lesson, give me the lesson.

Look, here, you know what maybe
you better take this home.

Put it in the c..
Get ready for the account.

Put it in an account,
you know, 'cause somebody might

come in here and try
to get me for my 77.

I did get all my cent,
get all my 77.

You know, I work hard
for my money, baby.

Yes, you do, baby.

Well, look, you get on
out of here, go home.

Be careful, I love you.

- Love you too.
- Okay.

- Martin?
- Yeah.

I'm proud of you.

Oh, yeah.

Well, I'm proud of me too,
great.

I love you, girl.
work hard for the money.

So hard for the
money hunting, buddy.

Yeah, that's alright,
that's alright.

Together me and my buffer
will rule this floor, Gina.

Because for the first time in my
life, I'm in complete control..

Oh, oh!

Hold on!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Gina!