what did you say? you re black and you re proud! okay, so it s a little loud. it just means the pipes are old. the pipes must match the rest of this place. all right, listen, guys. i know that things around here aren t that perfect. ha! but it s like uncle curtis says, sometimes a little struggle builds character. well, we have more character than a cartoon. hey, how about we call aunt ella and uncle curtis and invite them over for dinner? that s a good idea. well, what do you guys want for dinner? well, i want uncle curtis barbecue. and auntie ella s potato salad. at their house. ella! ella! ella! ella! ella! ella! ella! ella! what, curtis? baby, the place is so empty, i can hear an echo. try it. try it, baby. we re all alone, alone, alone. stop being silly. i m not being silly. i m being happy! look around, baby. what do you see? nothing. exactly! no c.j., no kids. and you know what that means. that means i can run around the house
keep laughing. keep laughing. k-keep laughing! curtis! don t laugh. it ain t nothing funny. what is going on? pops got a speeding ticket going 80 miles an hour. then then he ran a red light and went the wrong way down a one-way street. curtis, how do you get a speeding ticket on your way to a fire? oh, no, no, no. he wasn t on his way to a fire. he was going to buy some doughnuts. [ chuckles ] them cops was mad that i got there before they did. oh, baby, you deserve this ticket. ought to be ashamed of yourself. no, he ought to be ashamed of himself. do you know while that cop was writing me a ticket, his partner was taking all the doughnuts with the sprinkles on it? that s my favorite one with the sprinkles. everybody know that. pops, he was doing his job. no, he wasn t doing his job. that ain t his job, taking sprinkled doughnuts. curtis, calm down, baby. that s easy for you to say, ella. you ain t the one that s got to take online traffic schoo