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[intro music]
[walking montage music]
>> BRYANNE: Heavens to Bae, why is this line not moving?
What do you think is going on right now?
No really, I'm talking to you people.
What on earth is being decided in there?
It's like fucking weed, like, come and get it, right?
>> JEFFERSON: It's Black Friday.
>> BRYANNE: Well, yeah.
Of course it's Black Friday and you know I'm all about those [singing] three-dollar pre-rolls, [speaking] but
it's 8:05 and they were supposed to be open five minutes ago.
This is re-DICK-you-loss.
>> JESSTINE: Now, I know that ain't MISS BREE-ANNE-
>> BRYANNE: It's BRI, as in BRIGHT.
BRI-EE-YAN.
But you already know this and you're just trying to-
>> JESSTINE: Trying to what?
>> BRYANNE: Whatever.
How you doin' today, gurl?
You look GOOD today.
>> JESSTINE: Don't try and act all cool like you ain't in line here right now.
Don't be dumb, gurl.
>> BRYANNE: Three.
Dollar.
Pre-rolls?
Are you fucking kidding me?
>> JESSTINE: There is a perfectly fine weed store just down the street and you know it.
>> BRYANNE: Oh, give me a break.
You can be a real piece of work, sometimes.
>> JESSTINE: Excuse me?
Bitch, all I do is work for a living.
I'm a whole mess of work.
And here all you people are, in line, at a store that don't pay its employees jack-shit,
don't do shit for the community, and don't help all the black people who grew up in this
neighborhood and who are sitting in jail right now for doing the same goddamn thing this
damn store is doing!
At least my store down the street gives a damn!
>> BRYANNE: Oh, you've just been looking at too many Bipartisan Reports on Facebook.
It's all just weed.
>> JESSTINE: YOU KNOW I'VE STOPPED SHARING THOSE.
>> BRYANNE: I never said you shared them.
But I know you still see them.
What can be done?
>> MAKENZEE: I particularly don't appreciate hearing the expression, "you people."
>> JESSTINE: Well, I-
>> MAKENZEE: Not really, though.
You nothing.
>> JESSTINE: I
>> MAKENZEE: Deals are deals.
It's Black Friday.
What are you here for?
>> JESSTINE: I was just walking down the street to the NEIGHBORHOOD weed store.
Not the CORPORATE 1.2 million dollars plus per month TAXABLE revenue weed store.
>> MAKENZEE: Yeah, and so what?
Corporations are able to give us the big deals because they're big.
Duh.
>> JESSTINE: Did you even know that there's a TEEN CENTER less than ONE HUNDRED walking
STEPS from this line?
And DID YOU KNOW that the teen center has been around for a decade before this store
ever existed?
>> BRYANNE: JESS!
>> JESSTINE: It's JESS-TINE, not JESS, not JUSS-TINE, it's JESS-TINE.
>> ANGEL: What a funny name.
Is it real?
>> JESSTINE: IS IT REAL?
ARE YOU REAL?
>> ANGEL: Woah, simmer down there, lady.
>> JESSTINE: What's your name?
>> ANGEL: Angel.
>> JESSTINE: Give me a fucking break.
ANYWAY, the City of Seattle never even gave that Teen Center, a BLACK CHURCH, any kind
of voice, or any kind of say in the matter.
WHY?
Because they knew they'd be making a ton of money.
AND MONEY MEANS MORE THAN BLACK PEOPLE.
>> BERTIE:Okay, I'm gonna' have to stop everyone right there.
Now, listen.
It's 8:10 am and this store is gonna open in five minutes-
>> BRYANNE: What?
Who opens their store at 8:15 a.m.?
>> BERTIE: They do.
Now, don't interrupt.
That's one of the problems of your generation.
You all don't listen much and interrupt each other all the time and get distracted by everything
all the damn time.
It's a wonder you all get anything done.
No really, I'm serious, how in the world do you all survive?
>> EVERYONE BUT BERTIE: We smoke weed.
>> BERTIE: Well, what can I say to that.
But what I'm asking you all is, what are you all gonna' do about anything?
This active one here has a whole lot of gripes and complaints about a whole lotta' stuff.
But.
Whatcha' all gonna' do about it?
>> JESSTINE: I don't shop here.
>> BERTIE: You don't have to.
>> JESSTINE: Okay, well, I respect you, because you're, you know, ol-der-ly, but I can't say
you have a very good argument mostly because your source isn't credible or trustworthy.
>> ANGEL: Woah, you're telling me this person is a liar?
I don't think that's cool at all, man, not at all.
I'm just an innocent bystandard.
>> MAKENZEE: It's bystander.
A person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part.
And now, since you've entered yourself into the conversation, you have stripped yourself
of the right to be a bystander.
>> ANGEL: You're hot.
>> MAKENZEE: Yes, and I've admittedly been fantasizing about you, but are you moldable?
Are you safe?
Are you just a brute or a big teddy bear?
Or 90/10?
70/30?
30/70??
>> ANGEL: You talk funny.
I like that.
>> MAKENZEE: I know you do.
Now come here, and let me size you up.
>> JESSTINE: I'm trying to get you to come down the street with me.
>> BRYANNE: I'm NOT interested!
>> JESSTINE: Oh, c'mon-
>> BRYANNE: WHERE'S THE DEALS?
HUH?
>> JESSTINE: Jesus, they have deals every day, you guys.
>> JEFFERSON: I don't appreciate being called a guy.
It contributes to the overvaluing of masculinity in society and needs to be stopped.
You need to be stopped.
>> JESSTINE: I should be stopped?
You're the one ready to give all your cash away to a place that UNDERCUTS other businesses!
They opened up a chain right across the street from another small business in Capitol Hill.
THEY'RE EVIL.
>> BERTIE: What's with all this they business?
We're all the same thing.
We're all human beings.
>> JESSTINE: Oh, this is rich, coming from ole reliable over here.
>> BERTIE: Excuse me, but my name is Bertie.
And I don't know how you have all the gumption to say that my word is in question when you
hardly know me from Flim Flam.
>> JESSTINE: Your generation can't be trusted.
"Do something about it," they say.
"stop complaining and work," they say.
But at the end of the day, DONALD FUCKING TRUMP is our president and that, I think,
we can safely blame on the old.
>> BRYANNE: You're so salty today, gurl.
Let me get you something from inside once they open up.
>> JESSTINE: I DON'T WANT ANYTHING FROM INSIDE THAT AWFUL PLACE!
You're all criminal for buying from here.
You aren't helping.
You're just giving more money to corporate interests who don't care about people, and
you'll be smoking pesticides!!
>> BERTIE: My generation did not get us into this mess.
We all got in ourselves into this mess together.
There's no magic line where people act and behave and think differently just because they
happened to be around earlier or later.
It just doesn't work that way.
Now, yes, there's times when major stuff happens and the whole world freaks out.
There's the Depression, WWII, Vietnam, all kinds of stuff to mess up a generation.
Now we've got 9/11, 11/8, and really, just about every day of last year.
And we're just gonna' get through this, together.
See?
Ha!
Look.
They're already gettin' started.
>> BRYANNE: I don't know.
Things are looking pretty grim right now.
One of my besties was telling me the other day that she grew up being told by her parents
and church leaders and stuff that the End of Days were coming in her lifetime.
They were pretty serious about it, too.
>> JESSTINE: That's the problem.
All these people in love with the end of the world.
It's like the older generations are so obsessed with killing the planet and everyone
and everything.
>> BERTIE: Well it's the young people who are buying tickets to see those movies.
Just sayin'.
>> JESSTINE: IT'S CORPORATIONS THAT MAKE THOSE MOVIES.
>> BERTIE: You need Jesus.
>> JESSTINE: NO YOU NEED JESUS!
I'VE HAD IT!
>> JESSTINE'S SOLILOQUY: Everything just seems like it's gotten way the fuck outta' control
and there is nothing and no one to do anything about it.
Even when you think logic and reasoning will win over fear and hatred, you see, every time,
that fear and hatred are more consumable.
People just don't want to deal with anything, you know?
We're like ants, except we're very unfocused and we only care about ourselves.
People don't communicate anymore.
We just call each other names and find fake news to prove what we believe.
We're doomed.
[store bell rings]
>> BERTIE: Oh, look.
They're opening.
>> JESSTINE: Bryanne.
Are you coming with me or not.
>> BRYANNE: If you could give me like five fucking minutes, and then I could go inside
and get my prerolls and then, YES, go to your store or whatever.
>> JESSTINE: Okay.
That's a start I can deal with.
And invite Bertie along.
I like Bertie's spunk.
>> BRYANNE: Yeah, okay, whatever.
You know, you can be a lot for this time of day.
I'm just saying.
>> JESSTINE: Yes, I know.
I'm that person that grates on everybody's nerves for pointing the real truths of the
world around me.
But I'll take it.
Somebody's got to.
>> BRYANNE: You're a real piece of work, you know that?
Be right back.
[closing music]
[captions by John Paul Sharp]
Thank you for watching ♥
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