Human Traffic Page #4

- Come on, Nin, loosen up. I don't bite.

- You sure?

- Only if you want me to.

F*** this!

Like most weekenders, I know

if you wanna play in the party,

you have to raise the capital.

But if you're religious about not working, you deal.

You deal for your friends.

Now, Moff is not a pusher. He's not violent.

He's never been in any scenes from Scarface.

He just soughts people out with party prescriptions.

They're happy. Moff gets a free night.

It's not big business.

Next stop, Trixi.

- Trixi.

- Hey, Moff!

- Hard day at the office, Trix?

- I've been working my tits off.

I see, yeah.

What's cooking, muffled up beau temps, eh? [ French: weather ?]

Not much, mate. Laughing at bus line.

- Do you want... Do you want any hashish or what?

- What is it?

- ?Black Zilla?

- Zilla Black, is it?

- How much do you want?

- I'll take the finest-looking ?henry?

Besides I'm kind only, I'm f***ing psychic, mate.

But, do you just know why?

A little right there for a mistress.

You f***ing want me up or what?

F***ing a what, that's just a tenner.

Do you think it costs a tenner?

F***, you know, Trix.

Oh f***, you surprise me.

Can I interest you a nanny, Billy Wally Wood?

You really know a man got moistured, you know that?

[ Singing Along With Radio: Public Enemy You're Gonna Get Yours ]

...Cruisin' down the boulevard...

... I'm treated like some superstar...

...You know the time so don't look hard

Get with it...

...The ultimate homeboy car...

...All you suckers in the other ride...

...Wherever I'm comin' get you my side...

...My 98 is tough to chase...

...If you're on my tail, better watch your face...

...You gonna get yours, suckers to tha side...

...I know you hate my 98...

...You gonna get yours...

[ Jip Narrating ]

I'm supposed to see my mum tomorrow,

but I'm droppin' tonight, [ Note: taking ecstasy ]

so there's no way I can deal with her on a comedown.

In and out, five minutes.

Mum! It's me.

[ Jip Narrating ]

I never knew my mum until I was 15.

I was moved down here

by the Social when my father

was locked up for fraud.

Well, he was more like

my friend than a father,

taking me out on the circuit

bringing me up his way, you know?

In Cardiff, my mother

had always worked from home,

which I always just accepted

when we lived together,

but now when I go and see her,

it kills me to see

how she gets used, man.

It's been routine for her

since she was my age,

so she's go no hang-ups

about it, which is cool.

And I know it's not her fault,

but I can't handle staying there long.

Especially if she's

with a punter.

- Hiya, love.

- Hi, Mum. You all right?

Yeah. Aw.

Aw, is a nice surprise.

I didn't expect to see you today.

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