Hey, beautiful.

[ sarcastically ] please ! Hey, mister.

What's up, little man ? Aw, you're just tryin' to get some from my mama.

Oh, ho ! Snap. No, little man. Actually, what I'm tryin'--

Gimme a dollar, and I'll leave you alone.

Cute little kid. Oh, by the way, my name is ashtray.

My name is dashiki. That's swahili for "doggie-style."

Ooh, that's pretty. Those are my kids.

Hello, everybody.

Now, children. What do you say when you meet a nice man ?

[ together ] are you my daddy ?

Ooh. All I know is I'd really like to take you out.

Oh. You and your seven kids.

That sounds nice, but I'm leavin' the hood in a couple of days.

Really ? Man, I can't wait for the day I can move out of the hood.

Well, look, I know I just met you, but you're welcome to come along.

I mean, I need somebody to help me change all them diapers.

[ chuckling ] is that it ? Diapers ?

I used to change my father's diapers all the time. Ain't no thing.

[ laughs ] listen.

You think about it, okay ?

And if you're serious, let me know.

Mmm.

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