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"I can do a rap about you," he said. I nodded for him to continue.
"I'm so lucky I met this stupid white boy."
"Hold on. Stupid?"
"Stupid in the ghetto is good. You didn't know that? It means dope. I thought even white boys knew that. Don't you got no Eminem records? Where you from anyway?"
"No," I said. "I'm from New Hampshire. No cow jokes. Keep going."
"I'm so lucky I met this stupid white boy/He ain't just grampa's toy/when girls see him they holla 'Oh boy!'/he gave me money when I got no job/now I can ride the subway today/ which is dope cause my legs is tired."
I figured that was enough, so I waved him off and gave him his five bucks.
"Thanks man, this is so great," he said. "I knew a Democrat would set me up."
"I'm not a Democrat," I said.
"You are to me," he said, as he headed for the subway.
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