Sold at the history auction

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A Black History committee member asks Miss Glenda to be auctioned as a slave for a day to raise money. She refuses, curses him out, and dares him to sell her at her own house before learning her sister arranged the call.

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miss glenda please this is she speaking miss glenda this is gary gary i'm with the um black

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history okay you uh you you participated last year in the in the black history parade am i right

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yes i sure did okay i got your name from one of the members on the committee and we're trying to

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We're having an auction tomorrow and wanted to see if you could actually maybe build some help with the auction that we actually have going on tomorrow.

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Yes. Do I need to donate anything or what is it that you really need me to do?

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What it is, is we're having slaves for a day.

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And what we're going to be doing is auctioning you off and somebody's going to buy you tomorrow.

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And you'll be their slave for the day.

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Slaves?

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Yeah, you'll be their slave for the day.

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That's what we've decided to do with the Black History.

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I didn't mean, I want to participate, but being a slave, no.

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Okay, but see, I want you to understand that this is a worthy cause, though.

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I'm saying it's a worthy cause, but I'm not going to be no slave.

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Well, you don't have to call it a slave.

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I mean, a servant, you know, a butler, you know what I mean?

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I'm just saying

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Same damn thing

No

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I ain't gonna be no

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Slade

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Okay, okay

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Ma'am, ma'am

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Ms. Glenda

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What I'm trying to explain to you

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This is a worthy call

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For the black history

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And we're trying to get you

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To be there

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Somebody may buy you

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For $500 tomorrow

No

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I'm not gonna do it

Okay

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Are you

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Are you

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Are you

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Turning us down

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For a worthy cause

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Ms. Glenda

Yes

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I am turning your

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Down

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Don't call me

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With that kind of

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No more

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I mean I don't understand

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What the problem is

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You know

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Sometimes

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history so we don't go back to the history. Sometimes we got to do it again so we don't

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go back to it. You understand? But it is it seems like you acting like a house Negro or

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something like you too uppity or something. A house Negro. A house Negro. Who's the chairman

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of this? Excuse me? The chairman. Last time I spoke with Mr. Wilson and we didn't have

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no like this. Okay. I understand that. But what I'm trying to explain to you is this

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is something that I don't want you to explain a thing to me. Do not call me with this kind

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Are you going to show up tomorrow so we can sell you?

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Do you understand me?

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Are you going to show up tomorrow so we can sell you?

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We already have...

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You're not going to sell me.

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We have you listed to be sold tomorrow.

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Sell your...

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We've got you listed to be sold tomorrow, ma'am.

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Can we please make sure...

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I'm not going to be sold.

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And f*** you.

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Do not call here again.

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Hey, listen.

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If you don't show up tomorrow, then we will come to your house and sell you there.

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Come to my f***ing house?

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I wish you...

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If I got to come, I'm going to get you sold.

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I wish you would come to my f***ing house.

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Excuse me?

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If you want to

Listen

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I will come there to sell you

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If you're not going to come out to the auction

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Come on to my house

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You bet

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Come on to my

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Come out

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Okay I tell you

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And you know what

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I need you to do this

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You need to start saying

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Yes sir and no sir to me right now

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Okay

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I need to get you in the frame of mind

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Of being a slave of the day

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Okay

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I didn't hear what you said

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Kiss my

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Black

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I'm coming to your house tomorrow

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And I'm going to sell you in front of your house

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If you don't come down to the auction

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Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock

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you better not do you understand me I don't march for civil rights I don't have time for no

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like that you I understand but right now we're trying to raise some money for black history

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and we need to sell you tomorrow morning you're not gonna sell me you're not gonna sell me

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you and don't call my house no more do you understand do not call I understand exactly

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what you're saying can I tell you something else who else gonna be sold tomorrow hell no don't

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I've got one more thing I do need to tell you.

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What is it?

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This is Nephew Tommy from the Steve Harvey morning show.

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You just got pranked by your sister's s**t.

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My sister?

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My sister's s**t?

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I can't believe that.

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I'm going to get her s**t.

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I can't believe she done did this s**t.

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Miss Glenda, you all right?

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I'm all right.

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I can't believe this.

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I'm going to whoop her a**.

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I'm going to whoop her a** for this s**t.

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It don't sound like you were going to get sold, no way.

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Hell no.

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You wasn't getting on this auction block, huh?

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No.

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No way.

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Because, Mr. Leonard, I've been there.

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I've been at the sit-ins, the marches.

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I've done some of everything.

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Yes, ma'am.

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Well, I tell you what, Mr. Glenn, if it wasn't for people like you, we probably wouldn't be where we are today.

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That's right.

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We shall thank you.

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I just wanted to play a joke on you.

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Did I get you?

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Yes, you did.

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You sure did.

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I got one more thing to ask you.

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What is the baddest, and I mean the baddest, radio show in the land?

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The Steve Harvey Morning Show.

Yeah, I'm trying to reach Scotty, please.