| My great, great grandaddy, you know | 
| He the one who owned — | 
| Remember the Indian that sold Manhattan to the white man | 
| Yo, that’s my great, great grandfather, you know | 
| Um, m-m-my album m-my name is in history and all that | 
| So, you know, I-I just figured he owned Manhattan | 
| And I go into Manhattan everyday, baby | 
| And I see all these buildings | 
| Som-Something has to get paid from somewhere | 
| You know what I’m sayin'? | 
| I just, I just wa-want to be respected in this world | 
| I don’t want to down our family trait | 
| Like, like we, like we ain’t got nothing | 
| You know what I’m sayin'? | 
| I want, I want to have something | 
| I want to have something for m-m-my kids | 
| And m-my families, and my mom and dad | 
| I want to have good things for them | 
| Life is good, but I need money, you know? | 
| Cuz I got to take care of my children and my families and stuff like that | 
| That’s what basically — | 
| «Boss?» | 
| «Oh, hi, how are you?» | 
| «How are you today?» | 
| «Fine» | 
| «Um, are you sitting down?» | 
| «Yes» | 
| «Uh, I’m afraid I have some bad news for you» | 
| «What do you mean bad news?» | 
| «Um, I understand that Bob’s been with us with almost twenty-years now and -» | 
| «Bob's okay, isn’t he?» | 
| «Uh, oh Bob’s fine, a little upset, but fine. | 
| Uh, he’s been a good worker for | 
| us, he’s made all his quotas, his bonuses have always been in line. | 
| Um, but we’re gonna have to let him go. | 
| I don’t know quite how to tell you.» | 
| «Why are you firing him? | 
| What’s the big reason, what did he do?» | 
| «It's a little delicate. | 
| Unfortunately, we found him on top of his desk making | 
| love to his secretary» | 
| «Oh, that son of a bitch!» | 
| «Well, I can understand you’re being upset at this point, but -» | 
| «Upset is not the word! | 
| That stupid rotten son of a bitch! | 
| I can’t believe this! | 
| «Well, um, he’s gonna need your support through this» | 
| «Support my f***ing ass!» | 
| «Alright, right now he’s on his way home now» | 
| «On his way home to me -» | 
| «Yes» | 
| «He's got another thing coming when he gets home. | 
| I’m gonna tape the locks on | 
| the door, I’m throwing his s*** outside on the front lawn. | 
| He can just have it | 
| all. | 
| I’m not even gonna be here when he gets back. | 
| That son of a bitch! | 
| And now, now, I don’t feel so bad about f***ing his brother!» |