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Previously on "All American"...

Spencer James? Billy Baker,

varsity coach, Beverly High.

I'll cut to the chase, Spencer.

I need you to come play for me.

We can offer you something
that Crenshaw can't...

A better education in a safer school.

I can get you a way out.

You think I didn't hear
about that shooting over

at Crenshaw the other night,

that I didn't get a call
about your little fight?

You've been in and out of trouble

at that school for years.

Think about Dillon, your moms.

You could really get
them a better life.

So you're rolling with gangbangers now.

I got it handled.

No, you got it twisted is what you got.

Where you going?

To make sure Shawn leaves
you the hell alone.

You said you had it handled.

I thought I did.

I want to make sure that you
and I are on the same page.

There is no "you and I."

It was one drug-induced screw-up.

We got caught up in the moment,

and I had to walk away from
my best friend because of it.

Look, I can play both ways,
coach, offense and defense.

You are burning it at
both ends off the field.

I can't have you doing
it on the field as well.

Something's not right.
I think he's hurting.

Just hit your receivers.

Don't worry about me,
I'm hitting everyone

who knows the playbook.

Dashes, let's go.

Stop dragging.

You're only making it
worse for yourself.

We will continue to do these two-a-days

until you show me that you
can work together as a team.

I'm not feeling it yet.

Let's go.

Switch it up.

Dude, chill. My dad
always rides us hard

after we lose a game. You know that.

Yeah, we didn't lose that game. He did.

Look, I haven't had a good
night's sleep all week

because homeboy here can't
hold onto the damn ball.

He's not the only one who
made a bad call last week.

Listen up, guys, we win as
a team and we lose as...

Yeah, we know, OK? We know.

It doesn't feel like much
of a team right now,

and it's all thanks to a guy
who isn't even one of us.

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♪ This little light of mine ♪

♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪

♪ this little light of mine ♪

♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪

♪ this little light of mine ♪

♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪

♪ let it shine, let it
shine, let it shine ♪

All right, that was pretty good.

Y'all ain't gonna
embarrass me on Sunday.

Get on out of here.

- Bye.
- Go on.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Thank you.

'Sup, mom?

Hey, baby.

How are you?

I'm all right. Give me some sugar.

What time you and dad plan
on heading to the retreat?

Why, you trying to have a
house party or something?

I was at least gonna give it an hour.

Don't you break my good stuff.

Never.

We'll be gone after you
get out of school.

- All right.
- Come on.

Speaking of which, don't be late.

- Love you.
- Bye.

- Don't have too much fun.
- Mm-hmm.

Tamia.

No boys at the house after we're gone.

At least make sure we
don't hear about it.

OK.

Oh, yeah, there he is, right there.

Hey, man, what's up?

You mind if I see your phone?

Um, this phone?

Yeah.

I didn't create them, I swear.

It just popped up in my group chat,

then other people
started forwarding it.

You know how things go viral.

He just dropped it.

Spencer, Spencer, Spencer, Spencer.

Whoa. one fight,

Principal Landon kicks you out.
Come on, you know that.

So I ain't supposed to
stand up for myself?

Asher and his boys been talking smack

and pulling crap like this all week,

and I'm just supposed to keep
turning the other cheek, huh?

No, they're just being them.

OK, they do this to everyone when

they mess up a play, even me.

It's not personal.

Not personal?

They made a meme out
of me fumbling a 40.

But, yeah, that's not personal.

I guess you would see it that way.

That's your people.

Spence, come on.

44!

8!

10.

Let's go. Spencer, huddle in.

24.

7.

All right.

Hey, hey!

Ash, get off the field!

Get off my field!

I didn't call your number!

You crossed the line.

Come on, you know better.

- Are you serious?
- Hey, hey!

What, for him?

Hey, enough, enough.

You're supposed to be a team, a family!

Right now you are nothing
more than an embarrassment.

Y'all feel like giving up this season?

Y'all ready for that? I'm not.

And I refuse to let you
give up on your futures.

Figure it out fast,

'cause if y'all ain't
bonded like glue by Monday,

this last week of two-a-days is
gonna feel like a damn vacation.

Disgusted.

Coach is right.

This isn't who we are.

Tomorrow, mandatory meeting, 8:00 A.M.,

zoomer trip, OK? You
guys know the deal.

We'll work out together, we'll
talk this crap out together,

and when the sun sets,
we'll come back together.

Let's do it.

Hey, where you going?

Man, I got a bus to catch.

It's Friday. I'm going
back to Crenshaw.

I'll be back Monday.

Hey, hey, hold up.

Hey, you're really blowing this off?

You're really not gonna
show up for your team?

Man, I've been showing up,

every game, every practice,
every team beach day.

What more do you want from me, dawg?

I want you to want to be here,

to want to be a part of this team.

That's more than just
games and practices.

Man, I just fought my
best friend for you.

I didn't ask you to defend me.

I didn't ask for none of this.

The weekends are the only
time I get to see my family.

You know this better than anyone.

So y'all can do your team
whatever without me.

After all, I ain't even
one of you, right?

So how awesome is this?

Kind of like old times, right?

Yeah.

So why exactly did Ms. Bench put us

together for the English project?

Beats me. When I tried
talking to her about it,

she just said partner
assignments are final.

Lucky us.

Hey, let's try and make the best of it.

I mean, I know it's homework,

but who knows, might be fun.

Why is this so hard? It's
one simple question...

Who was Shakespeare?

I mean, seriously,
there's, like, a hundred

conspiracy theories about
who this guy really was.

Well, name aside, who he was
comes through in his work,

which is why I'm trying
to focus on that, so...

Look, I know I...

What's up, ladies?

Hey, babe.

Uh, what are you guys doing here?

JJ and I are also working
on the English thing,

so I figured 4 brains
are better than two.

Uh, make that 3 brains.

This Shakespeare dude's
not really my thing.

But, hey, food's on me.

So what, y'all never
made fun of each other

when y'all messed up here?

It ain't just the whack memes

or the hazing.

They don't accept me.

I mean, man, acceptance
go both ways, though.

You got to be honest. Ain't
like you been all open arms.

Yeah, OK, Iyanla.

Man, shut up.

You know the fact you
lecture me on honesty

and acceptance is hilarious, right?

What are you trying to say?

You finally been honest with your
parents and told them you gay?

I mean, listen, have they not met me?

How can I be anything else?

Seriously, I'm not responsible
for their blindness.

But nice try, though, bro. We
ain't done talking about you.

Man, were you always this talkative?

All I'm saying is, man,

physically, you with Beverly,

but in your heart, you're
with a whole 'nother team.

You think the rich boys don't realize

you still rocking your South
Crenshaw football ring?

Seriously, man.

And if Iyanla was here,

she'd probably tell
you, "child, listen."

Don't you dare.

"Can't be accepted on one team

till you let go of the other."

Man, I just came to see
some old friends, OK?

Mm-hmm. and peep your new replacement.

Yeah, maybe that, too.

Yeah, I know that, too.

You ain't slick.

- I'm slicker than you.
- Yeah, all right.

You saw that, right?

Hey, boo.

Man, look who back
slumming it in the 'hood.

Hey, what up, fellas? Y'all miss me?

What's up, boy?

- How you doing?
- Chillin', chillin'.

Hey, you still coming to
my mama's cookout later?

She still making her
famous Mac and cheese?

- Only right.
- Then hell, yeah.

Hey, y'all called up Cameron
Wilson to replace me, huh?

Hey, at least brother's willing
to rock a South Crenshaw Jersey.

Oh, it's like that?

It's like that, dawg.

All right. OK. OK.

I'll check you at the cookout, though.

I bet.

All right, I'm ready to
clean out the system

and then hit round two.
Who wants more food?

You know, you don't need to announce

every time you need to drop a deuce.

Why don't I get the food and
you go take care of that?

Does anyone want anything?

No, I'm good.

Yeah, I'll get a drink.

A peach and ginger iced tea

with two splashes of soda water.

Of course I remember your go-to.

Why would I forget?

I know what you're doing.

Trying not to fail English?

This isn't funny.

I already agreed to keep our
stupid hookup a secret.

OK, your perfect boyfriend
cover stays intact. Happy?

This isn't about covering my ass.

It's about not destroying the lives

of the 3 people I care about the most.

Leila would be devastated,

and Jordan would hate
me for involving you.

And let me guess, third person's you.

Actually, it's you.

I'm serious.

You had a rough ride last year,

and you're kind of really
turning things around.

I don't want to mess that up for you.

You got to be kidding me.

Who is this El debarge-looking dude?

Jordan,

what you doing here, man?

There they are.

Look like he bastardizing

them poor greens is what it look like.

You never been in a kitchen before?

Jordan was sweet enough to help me out

while he waited on you.

I don't know that "help" would
be the word I would use.

OK, everybody's got jokes today, huh?

Why are you here?

To talk about the team.

No, man, now is not a good time.

Look, we don't stand
a chance this season

unless we all work together.

Or do you not care
about winning anymore?

Look, I'll play, I'll practice,

and I'll damn sure do
my part on the field.

- But nothing more?
- I came to Beverly

to play football, not force myself

into fake friendships with folks
who want nothing to do with me.

Fake friendships?

I welcomed you into my home.

All right, look, no shade. You cool.

But if we're being honest,
you don't know nothing

about me, dawg, or where I'm from.

You know what? I'm here now.

Let's fix that.

Nah, nah.

Look, I got plans, I got
friends coming over.

I know, yeah, your mom already
said I could stay for the cookout.

And you know, Spence, I can't
think of a better way to really

get to know you and Crenshaw.

- Hey, Jordan.
- Can you?

Jordan. Jordan, I ain't playing.

Jordan.

You want to tell me what's going on?

It's gonna be one long-ass day.

Not today, man.

I'm just trying to enjoy
this fine-ass food,

this fine-ass company.

Oh, my gosh.

Come on, man, sit down.

We can wild out later.

- Have a seat.
- All right.

I didn't say nothing.

What's up, Beverly Hills?

Man, don't sweat it. I'll talk to you.

Hey, aren't you two a
sight for sore eyes?

- Hey, Leila.
- Hi, Coach Baker.

- How you doing?
- Dad, don't be weird.

I literally just saw you this morning.

Oh, I'm just saying it's been a while

since I've seen you two together.

And on that note,

we have a lot of work to do, so...

All right, well, what's the assignment?

- Maybe I can help.
- Dad, no.

Oh, we're doing a symbolic portrait

of William Shakespeare,

so using paint, collage,

quotations and stuff to
dissect his real identity.

Wow. OK.

Ha. Back in my day,

we just used to write papers,

but, uh, have you seen
the movie "Anonymous"?

The Shakespeare fraud movie?

- That's the one.
- Yeah, so why don't

you take a break and watch that?

Uh, you know, you two have always loved

a good movie day.

I'll make the popcorn.

Cool.

I don't know how to play this.

I'm gonna show you guys.
Don't even worry about it.

So why are we doing this?

'Cause I want to know how to play.

- Boy, shut up.
- Just show me.

I got you.

This is like nines. I don't know.

I don't get it. I don't know.

OK.

Look at him.

About time you joined us, babyface.

It's Jordan.

It's Jordan.

Look at you, sticking up for yourself.

Hey, Jordan. I might like you.

Where you from, Jordan?

Oh, he Beverly Hills all day.

My family's from around here.

Oh, yeah? Where your grandma stay?

She's, uh... I don't know the address.

We haven't been back in...

Uh-uh, you ain't from around here.

Hey, it's your loss.

Got a couple of special
folks around here.

Ah, what up?

- Big dawg, how you doing?
- I'm good.

- How you feeling?
- I'm good, I'm living.

You know everybody, right?

Yeah. What's up?

Oh, man, I hope it's cool.
I brought my boy Cam.

Yeah, for sure. What up, man?

Hey, y'all get some
chairs, be comfortable.

Stop.

Do you seriously still cry
at the end of every movie?

No, my contacts are dry.

Right. just like it was your contacts

when we saw "Black Panther,"

"Step Up", "Step Up 2," "Coco".

No, you cried at "Coco", too.

Hey, um, remember last fall

at angel's point?

Actually, last year's
kind of a blur for me.

No, you remember.

- No, not really.
- At the park...

You know, we should really get
back to the English project.

Seriously?

So I don't remember every little thing.

I was high a lot back then, OK?

I'm kind of trying not to remember
all the crazy crap I did.

Um, wow.

Uh, I should go.

Why?

This was a mistake.

I should have never asked Ms. Bench

to put us together.

Yes, it was me.

I just thought maybe if we spent
some time together that...

Anyway, it doesn't
matter what I thought.

I do not want to force
anyone into my life

who doesn't want to be there.

I'll just... I'll
finish this on my own.

Hey, man, you know, bro, Nas is trash.

- What?
- Hold on.

Now you're just trolling, bro.

I mean, what he even be saying?

He ain't saying nothing
really that deep.

All right, so who get
the number-one spot...

Biggie or Pac? Cameron: Biggie, easy.

Man, you on the wrong coast, dawg.

Straight up, man. Pac was
an activist, a poet.

He wasn't a better rapper.

Who had a better flow?

Rakim. Hands down.

He was a lyrical genius,
crazy mic techniques,

the original smooth flow.
Come on, guys.

"Paid in full." No one even comes
close to touching that album.

Greatest of all time.

What?!

No, you didn't.

Yo, what?

Whoo! OK.

OK, babyface.

Dude's talking about...

Look at Carlton dropping
knowledge, y'all.

Who knew, man?

Yeah, give it up for my boy!

Give it up for my boy!

Wrong! You know damn well
that ain't the issue.

- The answer's one.
- 3 forever evers.

"Outkast", "Ms. Jackson", "2000".

Thank you!

Whoo!

Another point for Carlton.

Thank you.

"At a black church,

"how long does praise and worship last?

"1... 30 minutes, 2...
an hour, or 3"...

OK, OK, ain't no way Beverly
Hills gettin' this one right

unless he been binge-watching
"Preachers of L.A."

Man, what's your problem?

- Yo, Chris, chill, man.
- You're tripping.

The answer's 3.

Whenever the choir director

feel like she's done.

All right.

Now stop messing up the game.

Cam, new card. Your turn.

OK, all right. "In the blacks-it,

"if black folks left
America like Britain

left the EU, who do we take?"

I vote we take Carlton here and Eminem.

The white folks can keep
Spencer and Stacey dash.

Yo, you really disrespecting
me in my own house?

I was just kidding, dawg. Relax.

No, bro, now you showing up.

Ugh, when did you get so sensitive?

Guess Beverly Hills got
you all soft now, huh?

Hey, you and pretty boy

can head back anytime
if it gets too hot.

Don't let us stop you.

Yo, man, if you got something to say,

just say it.

You ain't got no business wearing
that Crenshaw ring no more.

You don't belong here.

Since you felt like you had
to leave us to succeed,

you should have just stayed gone.

We got an upgrade anyway.

Ain't that right, Cam?

You know, honestly, I doubt Cam

could even touch Spencer on the field.

Pretty sure we got the upgrade.

Well, uh, we'll see
you in the playoffs.

Oh, wait, that's right.

Beverly Hills ain't been
to the playoffs in years.

Oh, they will this year. They got me.

Why wait?

Our boys can be here in 45.

Why don't you grab your squad?

Let's settle this right now.

I'll tell you what,

y'all win,

you can take this Crenshaw
ring off my finger for good.

You ain't have to call the
rest of the guys here.

I had it handled.

Too late.

Thanks for coming.

That's what we do.

Let's go.

I'm surprised you showed up.

We're fighting.

Doesn't mean I don't have your back.

I need you to hold something for me.

You sure about this?

Too late now.

Did y'all think I wouldn't notice

everyone started disappearing?

Oh, that's enough of this.

- I'm stopping this.
- No, no, no, no.

Ms. grace, Ms. grace,
with all due respect,

they either fight it
out here on the field

or in the street.

So 7 us. You're making this easy.

Oh, so now you're gonna guard me, huh?

Why not? I already took your spot.

You ain't never gonna be me.

Down, set, hut!

7-7.

We're down 7-14.

You're gonna lose that ring
unless you use the team.

Let someone else play defense.

I got this. I know their plays.

Man, didn't we just go
through this last week?

- The team...
- This ain't about y'all.

It's about me and them. I got this.

Hey, what y'all doing?

- Let's go! Let's go.
- Come on.

What do y'all think you're doing?

Let's cut the field lights.

I got it.

Chris, Spencer.

Come on, man, y'all
know better than this.

Don't make me call the cops on y'all.

Look, man...

Let's just end this, OK?

We're family.

You're a joke, man.

You're a joke.

Stalker much?

If you don't want people
knowing where you are,

maybe stop insta-storying
your avocado toast.

So I could start by
listing a hundred reasons

why I've been so caught
up in my own drama,

or we can just jump right to the part

where I'm an idiot.

It took me a minute to remember

this weekend's the second
anniversary of your mom's passing.

I'm really sorry.

I feel terrible.

And of course I remember us commemorating
her at elevation park. And...

I'm really glad you remembered,

but I don't need your pity.

I'm fine, so you're off the hook.

So why haven't I seen you with
any girls in school before?

Because I've never felt the need
to put my business out there,

that's why.

OK. OK, so when's the first
time you said the words,

"I'm gay," like out loud?

I never had to say it. I just am.

You never said the words?

No, it's just a word.

I mean, it's obvious li like girls.

I'm not hiding from it.

I'm not trying to hide it.

I mean, I like you.

Yeah?

Yeah.

I don't know, something tells me

you're full of surprises, though.

What, you got plans or down to hang?

I mean, it's cool. You can
come inside, chill, kick it.

Whatever.

Yeah. yeah, I'm
definitely down to hang.

Or whatever.

Ha ha ha ha!

Listen, man, I know things got
a little intense back there,

but on the plus side, your
team showed up for you.

Even with all of our
internal BS, they showed up.

That has to feel good.

They showed up for you

and to stick it to South Crenshaw.

Isn't that what you were doing?

Only because you put
us in that situation.

We should have never played that game.

Now my old teammates
won't even talk to me.

Why you have to come here, man?

So let me get this straight.

I showed up in your world
and blew everything up?

Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

What the hell?

Is there a problem, Officer?

License and registration, please?

Why? I wasn't speeding or anything.

You made an illegal
turn at a red light.

License and registration.

What? how far back? What turn?

What are you doing, man? Just
give him what he asked for.

What are you boys doing
in this neighborhood?

Are you serious right now?

We've done nothing wrong, man.

Jordan.

This is harassment.

OK, my mom is a lawyer.

Step out of the car, please.

What?

I need you to stop resisting

and get out of the car now.

OK.

I know my rights, OK?

Stand to the side, please.

I cannot believe this.

You just wait until my mom
gets a load of you, big man.

I'm gonna call my mom...

You do what I tell you to do.

I don't give a damn who your mom is.

Officer, Sir. Officer.

Get out of the car.

I'm showing you my hands, all right?

I'm unarmed.

Hey, look, restraining
him ain't necessary, OK?

We're cooperating. Hey, chill.
Chill, man.

Stop resisting.

Didn't I arrest you once?

Hey, just keep looking
at me, all right?

Just keep looking at me.

I have Officer Trishell's
badge number already.

I want to speak to his
Supervising Officer.

Well, he can talk to me
now or he can face me

in the morning when I file a lawsuit

against his entire department.

Are you guys OK?

How could you not go off on that cop?

Why didn't you have my back?

I had your back.

I got you home.

Why would you even argue with
a cop in the first place?

Why would you put yourself
in that kind of danger?

I did what I was taught.

I was standing up for myself, OK, dad?

I'll check on him.

Yo, can I ask you something?

Mm-hmm.

Why you ain't never talked to Jordan

about dealing with the police?

By the time I was 8,
my moms made it clear.

Cops like that, they see
my blackness as a weapon,

you know, so you talk slow,

you do as they ask, you
keep your hands visible,

and you never run.

How come you ain't tell him that?

I guess I thought I had time.

I fought so hard to
get up out the 'hood.

I honestly thought
that with all this...

I honestly thought that
I had bought Jordan

just a little bit more time before...

He had to face the...

The ugly side of being a
black man in America.

Can't nobody shelter his son from it.

Mm-mmm.

Um, why are you wasting your time

in these messy-ass
hallways of South Crenshaw

when you could be, I don't know,

giving Drake a run for his money?

It's whatever. I don't know.

Are you blushing?

What, is the Tamia Cooper
blushing right now?

You trippin', girl. You know
black people don't blush.

So, just because you can't see it
doesn't mean it's not happening.

Mm-hmm.

Definitely warm.

Definitely blushing.

So are you gonna play me another song?

Hell, yeah.

Patience, come on.

You got to get up. Wake up.

OK, just give me one second.

No, you don't have a second.

Oh, hey, Patience.

Hi.

Maybe you should get home

before your mom gets worried.

Yes, ma'am.

Good morning, Tamia.

Breakfast in 10.

OK.

So you want to tell me why you
had me call everyone here?

Look, man, I'm sorry about yesterday.

It's kind of messed up
it took being face down

with you in the concrete to realize...

We ain't all that different.

And I probably would have
realized that sooner

if I hadn't been pushing y'all away.

What's with the impromptu meet-up?

Spencer's got something to say.

Hey, thank y'all for showing up.

And I don't mean just this morning,

I mean yesterday, too.

Hey, yo, my last team,
we were like a family,

and I just assumed y'all weren't
driven by that same bond,

and that's my bad.

But y'all turning up for me yesterday

showed me what kind of
team y'all really are,

and I want in on that.

Crenshaw will always
be a part of who I am,

but being a Beverly Eagle,

that's a part of who I'm becoming.

And look, man, I know I
lost last week's game.

No, you didn't. I threw
interception third quarter.

You didn't lose that game alone.

Missed tackle, second quarter.

Pass interference, fourth quarter.

Clouded judgment.

Unnecessary roughness.

You didn't even play last week.

That's what kept me from playing.

I lost us the game before you
even stepped on the field.

All right, let's break it down, boys.

Get in here.

Eagles on three. 1, 2, 3.

Eagles!

All right.

No, seriously, Dillon beat
him at dominoes again.

You should have seen Mr. Roundtree's
face. I thought he was gonna...

I don't want you hanging around
that Patience girl anymore.

There's been rumblings in the Church.

She's trouble.

So...

You think Patience is
trouble because she's gay?

Because that would make
me trouble since...

Since I'm gay, too.

You're not gay.

You're confused.

And it's girls like Patience
that are confusing you.

Mom, look at me, please.

I am gay.

And there is no amount of prayer
that's gonna change that.

Trust me, I've tried.

I love you, Tamia.

Your father and I worked
hard to raise you right.

But I'm sorry. I... I
can't condone this.

So if you cannot abide by our rules,

you cannot live in this house.

Well, then I guess... I
don't live here anymore.

Hey, what up?

I thought I made myself clear

that you ain't welcome here no more.

Your boy, Cameron, he
quick on his feet,

but he telegraphs where he
gonna go with his eyes.

Every play.

You get him to stop doing that,

you got a straight
line to the playoffs.

Hey, yo.

Why you helping us?

'Cause no matter what you say,

this is my community,

this is my family, and
this is who I am.

Me playing for Beverly
ain't gonna change that.

Family, we help each other, right?

Plus, I want to play the best
version of y'all in the playoffs.

Jordan, I need for you to know

that none of what happened
yesterday is your fault.

Yesterday you said...

I know... I know what I said.

Um, I was scared. I was angry,

and I was wrong.

Your mother and I, we should have had

a talk with you a long time ago

about the reality of facing the police,

and that's on me. That's my bad.

See, I'm gonna fix that today,

because the most important thing to us

is keeping you and your sister alive.

If I looked like Spencer,

would you have had the
talk with me earlier?

Probably.

Yeah, I... I think I would.

Why have you never taken
me to Crenshaw, dad?

We live 30 minutes away
from where you grew up,

and the first time I spent any
real time there was yesterday.

Are you ashamed of me? Is that it?

Jordan, of course I'm not
ashamed of you. I love you.

Now, I don't spend time
in Crenshaw, but that...

That has more to do with...
with my past.

But, you know, you're right,

I shouldn't keep you
separated from any part

of who you are.

And I have an idea of a
good place to start.

I didn't know where else to go.

Here it comes. Here it comes.

And her granddaughter straight
up took all her money.

I told you. I told you.

- Heh heh!
- I tried to tell her.

- I'm sure you did.
- And there's no helping some people.

- Ha ha! Yeah.
- Boy.

There you go, son.

Thanks.

Got him looking sharp.

Looking real good.

Yeah, it's good to see
your old man again.

Yeah, it been a while.

- Yes, sir.
- Ooh-wee.

That boy just loved getting in trouble.

- OK, easy.
- Yeah.

- He ever tell you those stories?
- No, sir.

- Go on.
- Here we go.

Yeah, he was the raw man back then.

Football player. Yeah,
he was something.

Yeah, he was like the Tasmanian devil.

- What you looking at?
- Heh heh heh!

And it wasn't till he started
dating Grace James...

Actually, it was Grace
Harper back then.

Yeah. Anyway, that's what
finally settled him down.

- My dad and... my dad and Grace James?
- Oh, yeah.

That's them right there.

Yeah, as inseparable as they
were all through high school,

I just knew they were
gonna end up married.

Yeah, but I guess I was way off.

Funny how things have
a way of working out,

her son living with you guys and all.

Yeah, that's them.

Mm-hmm.

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