Talk To Me Page #3
Hello, DC, this is Sunny Jim,
coming back at you.
Well, it's about time
for me to go,
but don't forget to come
to the country fair tomorrow.
I know I'd love me some cotton
candy. How about you, Widget?
(HONKS)
"Oh yeah, I love it,
I love it.
It's sweet, it's fluffy,
"and it's oh-so-satisfying!"
with the sunny, sweet,
cotton-candy sounds
of The Supremes.
(R&B MUSIC PLAYING)
Have no fear,
The Hawk is here.
You're late.
Oh, I'm never late. The Hawk
Just hurry on up
and get in there.
What you got?
Better tell these women
to stop calling here for you.
I'm not your social secretary.
Jamming up my phones!
One heifer sent her panties!
Don't blame me.
It's the voice.
In the last six months,
we've seen our numbers rise
with our core audience.
Nighthawk's show,
as you can see,
is winning in its time slot.
But we need to take
another serious look
at our programming.
We need to inject some new
ideas, some new blood, some...
Oh, hell, no.
You all right, Dewey?
Yes, sir.
Anyway, the morning show...
May I help you?
Yeah, sweetness.
Tell your boss that Petey
Greene's on the scene.
May I ask
what this is pertaining to?
I don't know what
it's pertaining. Just tell him
it's about my job.
Go on, get on the horn, sugar.
ON RADIO:
This is the Nighthawk,
(WHOOPING)
Taking you all the way
to the midnight hour.
That's my song!
(FUNK MUSIC PLAYING)
FREDA:
Excuse me, sir.but there's a Petey Greene
who wants to tell you he's
"on the scene."
PETEY:
Come onwith your bad self!
Sir?
...a five-dollar bill
right there.
What in blue blazes
is going on out here?
Did this nigga just say
"blue blazes"?
(LAUGHING) He did!
Who are these people?
Hold it, now. Hold it, man.
We got an appointment,
all right?
Go on, get your boss, sugar.
That is my boss.
No, not Blue Blazes.
righteous nigga.
Young man, there is
one boss here, I am he,
and we don't use that term.
Hey!
Well, right the f*** on, man!
Where you been hiding?
Come on, tell your boss
here about my job.
What?
SONDERLING:
What?Tell your boss that
I'm your new DJ, man.
Did you promise
this fellow a job?
No sir.
I didn't promise him anything.
Now, you is about
a lying motherf***er.
You promised me a job as
soon as I got out the joint.
Well surprise, I'm out.
You owe me.
Oh my God, he's a convict.
Ex-convict!
I prefer "miscreant."
Freda, call the police.
Now, you ain't calling
a motherf***er!
You know how much bullshit I
had to run to get out of jail?
I ain't never going
back there, man.
Now, you promised me a job,
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