Think Like A Man Page #2
And I get here and I see you,
so I was like, "Thank you."
You see Ced over there trying
to pull that PYT?
Oh, she bad as hell.
See, thinking like that, you lose the game
before you even step in.
What are you talking about?
I'ma go on and leave.
She's crazy. And I don't like her knees.
Excuse me, Miss, I noticed that you were...
Honestly, I couldn't care less
about whatever it is you have to say.
And I can appreciate that.
I just know that I've seen you here before
and you're usually so stunning...
And you'll always have those memories.
In fact, why don't you walk away
and pretend this...
I don't know what I did
to make you so defensive.
All I'm saying is, whatever it is,
it's no reason to let yourself go, that's it.
Let myself go?
I didn't mean any disrespect...
Let me tell your tired ass something.
Something's changed.
Usually, there's an aura,
there's a glint about you that I'm not seeing.
And I don't know if it's a relationship
or if it's job related, it's just...
Is that it?
It's work related?
Well, to be honest,
I was laid off from my job
about two months ago.
This damn economy.
- How'd it go?
- Not good, man.
Yo, I literally have nothing to say anymore.
I don't know what's going on.
And my breath ain't right.
- Drink a beer.
- You smell it?
You can't let that steal your smile,
'cause that smile that I'm talking about,
that's gonna get you that next CEO gig,
you get it?
See now? See? You're smiling.
Now I'm smiling.
I'ma walk away from here like a fairy now,
'cause I'm all happy.
- A fairy?
- Yeah.
- Have a good evening.
- Thank you.
Got shot down.
Wait.
She calling him back
Here.
She probably shot him down. Twice.
Crazy, right? Man. Talking about Jesus
and she don't speak English and stuff, right?
Luck of mine.
She actually gave me her damn number.
The Dark Knight strikes again.
How great is Kristen, man?
Nice.
She's a phenomenal girl.
I just don't understand
why she's with this dude.
- Nobody does.
- How good is your credit?
It's up. Low 400s, 430?
Goddamn! A 430?
You can't even get a Discover Card!
with a 500 credit score?
Five-fifty, 475 if you're a mulatto.
Cedric!
Yes, Gail.
Gail, listen to what I'm trying to say!
Gail, I don't care!
I don't care what you take out the garage!
Gail, you can take the whole damn garage.
Let me tell you something. Here's what
I want, and this is what's... Hello?
Gail?
Y'all, I swear...
She didn't let me finish my sentence.
I don't like that.
Hey, Ced. When's the divorce gonna be final?
Goodness, if I had to guess,
I'd say like four weeks, 367 hours,
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