Uh, I'm sorry, Ray,
but, uh, the law says
there's only six to a cab.
Come on, ladies,
let's get out of here.
¤ Everyday ¤
¤ Everyday I have the blues ¤
¤ Everyday, everyday ¤
Pay up, baby!
Yeah, that's all right.
I been shootin' craps
since I was 12 years old.
Don't never shoot craps
on a white woman's grave.
Why not?
It's bad luck.
¤ You know bad luck
and trouble, people ¤
¤ Well, you know
I had my share ¤
That's for being
late to the bus.
Wilbur,
you a low-down piece...
You better move on.
Ah, Mr. One-dollar Bill.
$5, $10, $15, $20...
Now, you like to start
counting that again?
All right, damn you.
$284, $285...
Listen, man, I ain't
no damn seein'-eye dog.
¤ You know
ain't nobody worried
about me ¤
¤ I don't see nobody,
nobody cryin' ¤¤
Fathead, open up. Open up.
I got to take a leak.
Hey, what you doing, man?
Close the door, Fat!
Say, Ray, we'll be in here
for a little while.
Use the women's can,
down there on your right.
I don't want to use
the women's can.
This way.
Oh, God!
Say, Ray,
you all right?
Yeah, I must have slipped
on the wet.
There's a pipe broke.
There's water everywhere.
You see it?
Let's go, man.
Close the door.
All right,
quit playing, Ray.
We'll be in here a while.
Now go on now!
Where you from, Ray?
North Florida.
Oh, North Florida boy.
Your people
still down there?
No.
All right.
Hey, uh, pardon me
for askin',
but how do you
get around so good
without a cane
or a dog?
How do you get around so good
without a cane or dog?
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to pry.
My ears got to be
my eyes, man. Its...
Everything sounds different.
You know that's why
I wear hard-soled shoes,
so I can hear my footsteps
echo off the wall.
So when I pass by
an open doorway,
the sound changes.
Wow. That's cool.
You know you got to learn
pretty quick if you want
to get around on your own.
Yeah.
You know, during the war,
there was a whole lot
I had to learn fast,
or I wouldn't be here.
Seein' that much death
ain't natural.
Yeah, seein' death
ain't natural.
Boys, get from
'round that still.
Y'all know
better than that.
Come on, catch me.
Stay from 'round this fire
and get clean.
Dinner will be ready soon.
Hear me, Ray?
I got you.
I got you.
No, you didn't.
You missed me.
Stop cheatin', Ray.
Okay, you got me.
But I got you back.
I'm not playin' no more.
Sissy!
Come on, Ray.
Let's go swimmin'.
Let's go swim
in Mama's washtub.
Ray, come on, Ray,
play with me.
You better get down
before Mama sees you.
I'm a giant!
Some giant.
Come on, George.
I ain't playin' this game.
That ain't funny.
Boys, I got some field peas
and rice cooking.
And there's that smothered
corn left from yesterday.
And if you're real good,
I might have two pieces
of peach cobbler.
Ray, didn't I tell you
to get in this house?
Dear God, no!
That's Aretha's boy!
Breathe, baby, breathe.
Just breathe, baby, breathe.
Let it out!
Let it out, please!
Breathe for your mama, now.
Come on, George.
Why didn't you do somethin'?
Why didn't you call me?
Help us, Lord!
The Lord done took him home.
All right.
Food and piss stop.
Open it up.
The food is hot.
You've got 45 minutes.
I could eat a horse.
Where's it?
Follow your nose.
Right over there.
Wilbur.
What?
45 minutes
ain't enough time.
We need more
than that, Jack.
Not to eat,
you don't.
Now if you got other business,
you better choose,
because this bus
is rollin' on time.
Come on, Mercedes got
a washroom in the back.
And you,
you can smell it.
Jeff.
Yes, sir?
Uh, could you help me
in there?
Sure thing, Ray.
Hey, Mercedes.
Hey, baby.
I hope you wiped your feet
before you came in here.
There you go. Come on.
Take that.
The bathroom's right there
in front of you.
Okay.
You want me
to fix you a plate?
Uh, no, I'm... I'm fine.
All right.
Sweet potato pie it is.
Whoo, let's go, man.
That was a long
bus ride, wasn't it?
Oh, come on, man.
Hey,