Can You Tighten Me Up

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A neighbor calls a trucker's wife offering to come tighten her up while her husband is away.

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Speaker 1

Hello.

Speaker 2

Hello, I'm trying to reach uh Lenora.

Speaker 1

Uh this is she?

Speaker 2

How you doing?

Speaker 2

Uh listen, is this the uh are are you the Lenora do y'all have the uh the truck, the eighteen wheeler that that that be outside your house?

Speaker 2

Is is this the right place?

Speaker 1

Yeah, my husband do.

Speaker 1

I don't drive trust my husband drive truck.

Speaker 1

Who am I speaking to?

Speaker 2

My n I'm sorry, my name is McCoy.

Speaker 2

I'm McCoy.

Speaker 2

I live uh I live two streets over.

Speaker 2

I I see you sometime when I pass by a way better, but I live I live a couple of streets over from y'all.

Speaker 1

Oh, okay, yeah, that's my husband's truck.

Speaker 1

What can I do for you?

Speaker 2

Okay, now I uh I I haven't seen the truck in a while.

Speaker 2

I is how often is he is he out?

Speaker 2

Uh is he is he is he in town right now?

Speaker 1

Well no, my husband, he drive truck, but he drive, he drives all over the state, baby, so he's in and out all the time.

Speaker 2

Okay, okay.

Speaker 2

Well listen now, you um well what I what I I see you sometime at the supermarket too.

Speaker 2

I don't know if you you probably know me when you see me.

Speaker 1

And uh when I see you, I don't know.

Speaker 2

And you probably you probably done see you you you you'll know me when you see me.

Speaker 2

Then what I wanted to ask you, now how long for uh before he get back.

Speaker 1

You wanna call him or something?

Speaker 1

I can give you a sale number.

Speaker 1

Would you like to call him?

Speaker 2

No, no, I don't I don't I don't want to call him.

Speaker 2

But uh I you know, I just wait till he gets back.

Speaker 2

Is he gonna be back anytime soon?

Speaker 1

Well he won't be back finally for another week or so.

Speaker 2

Oh, okay, okay, okay, a couple weeks there.

Speaker 2

All right.

Speaker 2

Well, let me let me let me ask you something 'cause I I I know what it's like to to to be lonely and you know, folks, you know, your love won't gone like that 'cause I I I've been through that for myself.

Speaker 2

What I was gonna answer is this here, is is when he gone like this sometimes, you you think it'll be all right if if if if if I come by and and and uh

Speaker 2

and tighten you up?

Speaker 1

Oh what I what in the second how I'm sorry, I I didn't I didn't understand you, baby.

Speaker 1

What you say now?

Speaker 2

I say, you know, when he be gone like this sometime, do you think it might be all right if I if I come by there sometime and tighten you up?

Speaker 1

Oh, what you mean, tighten me up?

Speaker 2

You know, uh uh you know, you know, tighten you up, you know, that way you ain't ain't feeling too lonely all the time.

Speaker 1

Well, let me just tell you this, but my husband is only somebody that's doing the tightening up.

Speaker 1

You know, but I don't I I I just I don't appreciate that.

Speaker 1

What the hell you mean tighten me up?

Speaker 1

I tell you what you say you live out again.

Speaker 2

I I I'm I'm just two streets over from y'all.

Speaker 1

Well, I tell you what, I'm gonna send my husband over there and let him come over there and tighten you up.

Speaker 1

How'd you like that?

Speaker 1

'Cause I don't need you to tighten me up, baby.

Speaker 1

My husband tights me up and you're not gonna get out of line with me, but I love the lad and guess what?

Speaker 1

He said he gonna hear your quiet.

Speaker 2

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh okay.

Speaker 2

Uh well no, I w I was just I was just, you know, you they say, you know, you don't know if you don't ask.

Speaker 2

I I was just trying to reach out to you and see if it was something that you might be in.

Speaker 1

You don't need to reach out to me, baby, but I got somebody you can reach out to.

Speaker 1

You can reach out to the good Lord, baby.

Speaker 1

The good Lord he said he would never leave you, nor will he forsake you.

Speaker 2

Oh okay.

Speaker 1

How did you get my damn phone number?

Speaker 1

Uh uh you my phone number and who told you my name.

Speaker 2

I got you I got your name and number from one of the neighbors.

Speaker 1

Well, you got the wrong shit about it I don't play them type of game, baby.

Speaker 1

I live my husband and I don't land no more.

Speaker 1

Like you don't ask nobody nothing like that.

Speaker 1

What is wrong with you?

Speaker 1

How is your mama?

Speaker 1

Why you say you let that again?

Speaker 1

I can't believe it.

Speaker 2

Okay, but I just I just wanna say this uh uh uh uh and I and I promise I won't call no more, okay?

Speaker 2

If if you just let me get this last one out.

Speaker 1

Oh, why is it?

Speaker 2

I just wanna say this.

Speaker 2

This is nephew Tommy from the Steve Harvey morning show.

Speaker 2

Your daughter, Cheyenne, got me three phone calls you.

Speaker 1

Oh my God.

Speaker 1

Lord, amen.

Speaker 1

Oh no, baby.

Speaker 1

Oh my goodness, Lord, am I

Speaker 1

don't get Oh my goodness.

Speaker 2

You all right, Miss Diane.

Speaker 1

Oh my god.

Speaker 1

I'm all right, I'm all right.

Speaker 1

Oh my goodness.

Speaker 1

I'm gonna get that girl.

Speaker 1

You wait till I talk to her.