>>>>>The scene: local shopping mall
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>>>>>The vehicle: Honda Civic boom car, windows down, music cranked
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>>>>>The kids: jivin' in the front seats
>>>>>
>>>>>The tune: This
>>>>>
>>>>>Hilarious - you had to be there.
>>>>>
>>>>>Honking the horn when prompted, and everything ...
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>>>>Did it begin with "YO! YO! YO!. Master-D in D'HOOOOWWWWSSSSEEEE!" ? :)
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>>>Dunno... didn't hear the beginning. It went on for multiple verses, sounded like it came straight off a kiddie's sing-along CD. Wouldn't surprise me if some DJ somewhere tried to do something with it though ;)
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>>haha.. a DJ turning into something. Yes kids today seem to think that a D.J. or some clown hitting a couple of buttons or turning a knob or two on some drum machine are "musicans". I haven't quite been able to figure that out yet - seeing how all they're doing is playing someone else's songs (you know, the guys who play "insturments" and "write" music) though a speaker system. And oh yes it's also impartive to wear your pants down around your knees and have your hat on sideways. As previously stated, its also critical to say "yo yo yo yo wazzzzz up my ni----r" at least 10 times per hour - expecailly in front of small childern or any senior citizen that might be offended.
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>I was eating at BK one time and witnessed a guy get fired for dressing/and acting "urban". A lady complained to the manager because she was offended with his pants being half way down his thighs. The guy didn't seem like he wanted to be there anyway.

hahaha...hey who would want to be there?
I had a job a BK once when I was in high-school. I lasted a whopping 18 minutes. I finally looked at the boss and said "you know what? I'm gonna make a run for it." he said "what?" so I said "watch this" - and hopped over the counter and ran out the door.