Unconditional Page #2

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I think it's my friend's house,

but I'm not sure.

Give it here.

Your friend Joe Bradford?

Yes, ma'am.

Well, you're in luck,

'cause that's where he live.

Welcome to the projects, honey.

Thank you.

for Joe, aren't you?

He said you might be

stopping by.

I'm Denise.

I work with him.

Hi. I'm Sam.

Oh, I know who you are.

Told me all about you.

Come on in.

Just make yourself at home.

I knew you'd come.

Hey.

I need your help

with something.

I bet I know

what you're thinking.

How in the world

did I end up here?

I'm just glad to see you, Joe.

Hold this.

I hope you got enough, man.

Thanks, Billy. Thanks.

Let's go!

Hey, give me one.

Ha, ha, hey, yeah!

Yeah, that's what

I'm talking about.

That's what I'm talking about.

Huddle up, huddle up,

huddle up, here we go.

Here we go.

Ha! Ha! Ha!

Ha! Haaa!

Green means they all had

good behavior the whole week.

And for that...

Oh, this is my good friend from

when we were kids, Miss Sam.

Give it up.

Hello.

You ready.

I'm ready, yeah.

His name is Snuffy

Yeah, and he's a clown

Yeah, when he gets jiggy

Yeah, he breaks it down

Yeah, go Snuffy

Go Snuffy, go Snuffy

Yeah

His name is Papa

Yeah, and he's a clown

Yeah, when he gets funky

Yeah, he breaks it down

Go Papa, go Papa Papa

Yeah, his name is Bernie

Yeah, and he's a clown

Hey, old man.

You do your dialysis today?

No, ma'am.

But, uh, I will. I will.

Her name is Sam

Yeah, and she's a clown

Yeah, when she gets happy

Yeah, she breaks it down

Yeah, go Sam, go Sam

Go Sam, go Sam

Go Sam

Uh...

Uh uh-uh uh

Uh-uh uh

Uh-uh uhhh

Hey, all right,

girl goes down in flames.

All right!

homework time!

So what have you been up to?

I mean, I saw on your card

you're like a children's

author or something now.

No, I stopped writing

a couple years back.

What's up, Bernard?

I'm thirsty, Papa Joe.

All right, I got you, big man.

Let's go.

Got a lot of catching up to do.

Yeah, we do.

Hey, Denise.

Yeah?

Tell Joe I'll be right back.

Okay, baby.

Yo! You got the OG

holdin' it down out here!

Yeah!

Boy, don't ever let me catch

you wearing this again.

You hear me?

Go home, Macon.

Hey, I'm sorry, all right?

Boy, get inside that house!

Miss Crawford?

Oh, please, sit.

Detective.

So what were you doing

down there?

I was checking on a couple kids

that I'd helped get to the ER.

Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, the hit-and-run,

girl from the projects.

I heard about that.

While I was in The Commons,

I saw a guy that matched the

description of Billy's killer.

He had a red hoodie,

and he was a mechanic.

You a detective now?

You do understand that

we questioned every mechanic

and chop shop operator

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