Tichina Arnold aufgeführt in der Rolle von...
Rochelle
- Rochelle: [to the mother of a young adult male] You shouldn't be embarrassed that your boy only has a fifth grade reading level, you should be embarrassed that he's 27! He should be reading "War and Peace", not "Horton Hears a Who!"
- Narrator: The only problem with my mother helping out at a book fair was that she didn't read books and she wasn't fair!
- Rochelle: [sees a young girl reading "Hollywood Wives"] Girl, does your mother know you're over here reading grown up books? Gimme that!
- [Rochelle grabs the book and gives the girl a copy of "Flowers in the Attic"]
- Rochelle: Flowers in the Attic. Now that sounds nice. Read that. You done lost your Jackie Collins mind and don't cut your eyes at me either.
- [Rochelle leaves and approaches a young black boy coloring]
- Rochelle: Boy, don't you know you're too big for a coloring book? White kids your age are building sculptures by now and you're over here trying to stay inside the lines. Come on, Picasso!
- [Rochelle places a chisel and brick on the table]
- Rochelle: Get to chipping! Come on. Chip, chip, chip. Chip, chip, chip.
- [Rochelle approaches Drew's table]
- Rochelle: Hey, baby! How's it going?
- [three girls standing at the table giggle]
- Drew: Mom!
- Rochelle: Oh, I'm sorry, sweetie. I didn't mean to call you "baby".
- [the girls giggle again]
- Drew: Mom!
- Rochelle: Well... honey, I...
- Drew: Mom, seriously!
- Rochelle: [to the girls] What're you all laughing at with your hoop earrings on? Let's see if your mothers giggling when you're bringing home babies.
- [the girls leave and Rochelle snickers mockingly]
- Rochelle: Who's laughing now, huh? It ain't funny no more, is it?
- [an adult appears at the table]
- Rochelle: Come over here, girl; and buy some lemonade. It's good. My baby made it.