| The next day, Justin brought a rolled-up baggie of marijuana to school for Naomi
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| And I was like, oh my god, I’m actually gonna do this. |
| So we was in class,
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| and I sat down right next to her. |
| And she was like—
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| Justin, do you have it?
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| Yeah, I do. |
| And I was like, you know what? |
| We’re going to wait for a few.
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| Because I didn’t want to be like, oh hey, and just slide it in her hand or
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| whatever. |
| So we waited
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| Wood blocks tick-tocking
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| And she was like—
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| Okay, put it in my purse
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| So I slid it right in there. |
| And then she was like—
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| Okay, here. |
| Take the money. |
| Justin, take the money
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| I don’t want your money. |
| I got this just for you. |
| Keep your money.
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| There’s nothing I won’t do for you. |
| I’ll come through for you every time—just
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| in time
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| Justin, listen
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| Please, just take the money
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| You’re making me feel guilty. |
| Take the money
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| You really did come through for me
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| There’s only one last thing you need to do for me
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| Take the money
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| Take the money
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| Take the money
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| The teacher’s coming
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| Take this money, Justin
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| We aren’t done. |
| Please take this money, Justin
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| Take the money
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| Take the money. |
| Take this money, Justin.
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| Naomi, I know there’s a reason you were transferred here to me
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| Naomi, I know there’s a reason. |
| This isn’t luck, it’s destiny
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| Naomi
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| You know me
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| I will be there just in time
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| Every time
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| Anytime
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| I don’t want your money
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| I got this just for you
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| Keep your money
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| There’s nothing I won’t do for you. |
| I’ll come through for you
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| Every time
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| Anytime
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| Just in time.
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| Naomi
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| Naomi
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| Naomi
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| Naomi |