Diary of a Mad Black Woman Page #2
I have to be at in a few hours.
So there's got to be
someplace I can take you.
Take me where?
He has alienated me
from my entire family.
He made me put my mother
in a home bec--
Because she didn't fit
into his "American dream."
I don't have anyplace to go.
Lady, I'm really sorry
to hear about that...
but it's the middle
of the night--
-Just stop the truck!
-I'm trying to help you out.
-Just stop the truck!
-I'm not stopping the truck.
All you men are just alike!
You just think about yourselves!
You don't think about
anybody else but yourself!
Just stop the truck,
and I will drive myself...
where I have to!
Pull the truck over!
Hey! Don't grab the wheel!
Hey. Don't touch the wheel.
I'm stopping. I'm stopping.
-Then get out!
-We're in the middle of nowhere.
I don't care!
Get out of the car!
I'll drive myself!
You know what? Now I see
why you're going through...
what you're going through.
Oh, you go to hell!
Have a nice life.
Yeah, you're welcome!
Don't shoot! It's Helen...
your granddaughter!
Don't shoot!
What the hell? Girl!
I always open the door
this time of night shooting...
'cause there ain't nothing
but a crackhead...
or the police knocking
on your door this time of night.
What you doing here this late?
I was in the neighborhood and--
You were in the neighborhood?
I thought I'd come by
and say hi.
You live in a mansion
on the other side of town.
What the hell you doing
in the ghetto?
You ain't on that stuff, is you?
Is you over here trying
to buy some stuff?
I missed you.
Come by in the daylight here.
Don't come by--
Madea, please.
Come on in here.
Who that is at the door?
Shut up, Joe. I got this.
...I'm gonna have
to put my foot down.
Kunta Kinte put his foot down,
and it got chopped off.
Now shut the hell up
and go back to sleep.
I know I had some
cigarettes in this--
Harpo.
Harpo, who this woman?
Joe, go in that room
and take your medicine.
You know you crazy as hell
when you don't take it.
I say hell...no.
What the hell?
Look what you
done made me do!
Oh, hell!
Get the hell up.
You didn't come by yesterday.
You got to eat something
out there on them streets.
You got to be careful,
you hear?
Look at you. Lord help me.
You ain't got
no regular clothes, do you?
What?
Helen...hey.
Debrah?
Yeah, girl.
You gonna hug me?
Yeah.
So, how are you doing?
You look good. You look good.
Marrying that rich lawyer.
When we were kids, we both said
we'd get a rich man, right?
We both got lawyers.
Deb, what--
what's going on?
Don't. Don't do that.
Don't judge me.
Thank you. I got to go.
You take care of yourself
out there.
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