Romeo Must Die Page #6
See that guy?
He works for my dad.
He's got a really bad attitude.
Who's your friend?
We met in line. L didn't catch your name.
- What's your name?
- My friends call me Ahkbar.
Ahkbar. Well, Ahkbar, this is Mac.
Mac, Ahkbar.
Well, As-Salaam-Alaikum, Ahkbar.
Yo, ain't that the guy?
Hell, yeah.
Same chump took Mo's ride
after he beat us down.
Nobody ever kicked my ass.
What are you talking about?
That the dude.
a man short. Would you help us out?
- Me?
- Yeah.
No. I don't know this game.
Man, it's easier than breathing.
- Besides, Trish loves football players.
- Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Right on.
Fellas, got myself a fresh recruit.
He's a rookie...
...so take it easy on him.
Give me that!
The brothers and I
always give rookies warm welcomes.
I just need you to stand behind me.
I'm gonna give you the ball, and you run
to the far end of the field.
That's all?
That's all.
Set!
Mo.
Let's see your special.
Mo's special!
We're coming, boys.
Hut! Hut! Hut!
- Run! Run! Run!
- Run?
Come on!
Damn.
Like l told your ass the other day.
You ain't the only one
that knows some sh*t.
Good job, my man.
- Are they allowed to do that?
- Sure.
It's a contact sport.
This time, run a little bit
and turn up the middle.
And I'll throw the ball to you.
It's called the "buttonhook."
- On two.
- Buttonhook.
Right there.
Set!
All right.
Hut, hut!
Ooh!
Damn! Shakalack-shakalack.
Mo, you my Negro, Mo.
Break his ass.
Break his ass.
How come nobody else gets hit?
Because you're the one with the ball.
Okay. I'd like hut three.
Hut! Hut, hut!
You all right?
Hey, brother!
American football!
That was great!
- Brother!
- You were great.
- Damn, that was hot.
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Here's my address.
- Tell me when you talk to your brother.
- will.
Here.
Bye.
Did you see that?
Awesome!
I know. I know.
Pop ain't feeling me.
He still wants me to ride around
with training wheels and sh*t.
I was like,
Pops gotta understand that...
...me and him is cut from,
like, the same cloth.
He needs to start respecting me
as a man.
I mean, he needs to start respecting
my manhood.
Sh*t, l went to college.
That's right, baby. You did.
That's right, baby. L did.
Like that phone call I got
the other day.
Pop's too afraid about me handling
the business and stuff.
But, baby, I got ideas.
I mean, you know l got ideas.
It's like... Sh*t, I am an idea.
- 'll get it.
Come on.
I'm about to have
an Einstein moment.
Magic about to happen. Lt's gonna be scary.
Hey, look, all l want to know is...
...when does Colin O'Day
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