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"Tray, I don't want you hangin' out in the streets. I want you to finish school, 'cause without an education the only kind of work you're gonna get is sellin' drugs, pimpin' women, or workin' security for Eddie Murphy."

that movie is= dont be a menace to south central while drinkin your juice in the hood :laugh:

theres two bulls standing on top of a mountain. the younger one says to the older one "hey pop lets say we run down there and f**k one of them cows" the older one says: "no son lets walk down and f**k em all"

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