Done Deal
The junky looked at him through half closed
eyes, he oscilated back, and forth as he scratched his face, and said:
“Na man, my beloved granny don ga it ta me,
man. I just can’t sell it, ya na.”
“I gi ya fifty bucks,
dude!”
“Haw haw haw, ya must tink I’m hoid up or sompen, man.”
“I’ll gi ya seventy
five, my last offer!”
“I don tol ya man, it
has senimental value.”
Red was full of lust
for it, he was enchanted, he really wanted it, so he said:
“A hunet!”
The junky looked at
him, as he fondled his chain, and replied:
“Diz Cuban gold,
man…it reel eighteen karrrat gold, bwa.”
“Yeaaah, boot who ya
stole it from, uh.”
“Didn’t steal nathan,
man. Tol ya me aguela ga it ta me.” He said as he started to walk out of the store.
Red ran out from
behind the counter, and grabbed him by the elbow, looked him right in the eye and said,
“Lookey hea, ya na ya
gon git hoid up soonah or latah dudio, an ya gon sells it ta git ya fix. So if
ya sells it ta me rite na...I gi ya two hunet. But, dat is right na! Ya walks
out da doh, an ya kin foiget it. Ya dig?!”
The junky looked at
him, and closed his eyes as he gently ran his fingers up, and down the chain.
Then he held on to the medallion for a moment, as he silently moved his lips. Red felt the sucker was praying, and that he had
him by the proverbial balls. He was praying, and when his lips stopped moving,
he smiled, and said:
“Okay, man, boot ya’s bambooz…
ya mugging me, man!”
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