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[Hip hop music plays]
This is the car show.
This is what kings are made.
My name, Puncho.
Puncho Velagio, to be exact.
I'm going to take you on my journey.
My journey, I mean the one that could break up a happy home, make you lose
your job, fall out with loved ones.
And that's donks.
In Florida, that's all that really matters.
But it's only because some people don't really understand.
So I hired my own camera crew to follow me around to tell my story.
It ain't never been told.
I even got Karlous Miller doing a narration.
[rap music plays]
You almost gave me a fucking heart attack, bro.
Hey, come on, bro. That shit ain't funny, bro.
Fucking motherfucker almost made me shit on myself, man.
I'm a motherfucking player.
I can't be shitting on myself.
I'm from Carver Ranch, nigga. Come on, nigga.
That shit ain't funny, man.
Let me out this motherfucker.
No, no, let me out, man. Come on, bro.
It■s manual, man.
- I'm going to climb out this, motherfucker. - It■s manual.
- What the fuck is manual? - That is, motherfucker.
Holy shit, man.
Fuck, you, black bastard.
You so motherfucking black.
Oh, motherfucker.
- Hey, man. - Fuck.
Don't slam my door, man.
Ugly ass motherfucker.
Scared.
So motherfucking ugly when you cry the tears run down your back, nigga.
Shit ain't funny, man.
You send my motherfucking blood pressure up.
How do we ride in a fast car?
Fuck around and have a stroke out this bitch driving like that.
Fuck you, nigga. Young dick.
Holla at a player.
What's up, Booboo?
I see you watching me over this, motherfucker.
You like your chocolate, huh?
Never ride with this nigga, bro.
Listen, I want you to go over there and give me some shit.
What's you need?
A lighter, some Black & Miles casinos, and some of them Honey packs, you know what I■m saying?
I got a little honey bun.
I got to bam, bam, bam, tonight. You know what I'm saying?
I don't know. They said them ain■t good for you.
I'm just saying they all right with me. Take that.
I need the blue.
No, you got this. Take that.
Listen.
Yo, yo.
Aye, go tell little shorty hollering at me over there.
I see her eyeballing me.
Man, she don't want to fuck you.
He was in a passenger seat.
What the fuck is you talking about, nigga. Let me tell you something, though,
I'm being a motherfucking player, nigga.
- Both of you young niggas. - You a passenger?
Fuck you, nigga.
You can't be a motherfucking player and talk shit with a little dick, nigga.
You understand?
My shit's big, large, Anaconda-like, nigga.
My dick's so motherfucking big, I got to keep part of it in my back pocket, nigga.
My middle name is Hung Lo, nigga.
Is it?
You're cool?
Oh, shit.
- You the real Hung Lo? - I'm Hung Lo Jr.
I'm from Ding-a-Ling Dynasty. Big wave, one time.
Bung-a-a.
Kong-Ooo
Kong-Ooo.
Better stop fucking with people, bro.
Fuck you up, ching-Chong.
Hey, go holla at little shorty, fella.
And I'm just saying, they want the driver, not to I'm not a passenger.
Damn, fuck you, nigga.
- Looking like Red Grants. - I'm just saying.
Little, nigga, your dick's so little, you pee on your balls.
Oh, bitch-ass nigga.
Yo, yo.
Holla at a player.
I know you want to go to the outlet mall.
You ain't saying nothing first with your crease in the pants.
Where's my change at, bro?
You ain't got my change yet?
I'm waiting on you still.
- Ain't nothing coming. - Shut up, man.
- Okay, we'll wait. - What's up, OG?
Wow.
Look who showed up.
Man, what's up, man?
I'm happy to see you, man. What's up?
- Puncho, what's up with you? - Man, I'm chilling, man.
I'm out here trying to see what's up with these cars, man.
But you're supposed to be at the shop, bro.
I was going to be to the shop. I was going to get up there in a minute.
- I was trying to see... - What the fuck are you doing, bro?
This car shit ain't going to make you no motherfucking money, bro.
I'm trying to give you the keys to a dynasty.
My ice cream business, bro.
That's what it is.
I know, but ice cream ain't finna get me one of these.
I'm trying to get 26 and 30.
Shut the fuck up, nigga. And listen to me.
You're not going to make no money doing this shit, bro.
I'm trying to get through to you.
It ain't no future in these goddamn cars, bro.
And then you leave that Snupe bitch at the shop by herself.
You're supposed to be supervising her.
I don't trust her.
That bitch will give away a gallon of ice cream for a cup of motherfucking pussy.
So why you don■t tell her how that shit work for you?
I don't give a fuck.
You're supposed to be at the goddamn shop, man.
This shit ain't going to lead you, no man.
Get the fuck out of here, man.
I'll be to the shop.
Damn, you ain't got to do me like that.
Niggas don't drive no motherfucking cars like this.
Niggas drive Cadillacs.
The fuck is wrong with him?
[Man, what the fuck this nigga talking about?]
[car speeds]
[Hip hop music plays]
Narrator: Welcome to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
In other states, they like what they like.
But here in South Florida, we got a different love affair.
We got a thing for them donks.
Seventy-ones, Seventy-twos, Seventy-threes, Seventy-four,
and Seventy-fives.
You name it, we got it.
South Florida Streets are rolling showcase of automotive artistry.
And as the kids play, they're not just passing time,
they're making choices, deciding on who they want to be when
they grow up and who they will idolize.
Will it be a pro ball player, a lawyer, a rapper, a savvy entrepreneur,
or maybe even a hust?
Or maybe even a hust?
The possibilities are endless.
From these very streets have risen platinum selling artists,
star athletes, and self-made millionaires.
But there's one thing they all have in common.
It all started with a dream and a commitment to the mission.
But in South Florida, from the 305 to the 561,
every young man has his days of dreaming.
Every young man has his days of dreaming.
Dreaming of owning a dog worthy of the stairs and worthy of cramming them.
A car show king.
Top 5, motherfucker. Top 5.
I knew damn well you ain't out here saying, motherfucker,
you little motherfucker.
I ain't mean to cuss like that. I'm sorry.
What's up, bro? You all right?
Hey, what's up, bro? What's up, bro?
You all right?
You're grounded right now, bro. What are you doing?
Man, about to get me a donk, man.
Man.
Man, that■s how you all feel?
That boy said you're top five.
You all laughing now.
Narrator: Look at this nigga acting like his life over because they said
he can't be top five.
It's just a car.
It's what people who don't know no better would say.
But here in Broward County, it goes God, donk, then family.
In that order.
How did you got that fire, man?
- I'm trying to do a listen. - All right, man.
I'm just trying to get this car from around here.
I feel you. I feel you, man.
You're going to get there, bro. You know what I mean?
It just takes time, bro.
- Just takes time, man. - I appreciate you.
You're going to get there, bro.
But I'm going to fuck with you about that fire, though.
I need that, bro. I need that.
- Long time no see. - Yeah, man.
Good to see you, bro. Take it easy, man.
Narrator: Next lesson.
Avoid the Snakes.
Puncho.
- What? - Is that little pooky from high school?
Yes.
You should not be talking to him.
You know he snitched on Man-Man, right?
- How do you know he snitched? - Because I know.
You■re being on everybody■s business.
You don't know shit since you've been fucking with these cars.
You don't know what the hell is going on in these streets.
Man, I know what's going on.
No, you fucking don't.
You be...
You just get on my fucking nerves.
And what you going to do about it, Puncho?
I'm going to delete his number.
- You should. - God damn, you■re so aggy.
Bye, bitch.
You make me sick.
Little bald head ass.
[Rap music plays]
Scene 15. Take 2.
Tisha.
- Hello. How are you? - Good.
Thanks for taking a little time.
Because you see we're doing this whole story on Puncho and his building the donk.
Yeah, I see that.
Tell us a little bit how you feel about Puncho and the donk and how.
Tell us a little bit how you feel about Puncho and the donk and how
committed he is to this whole project?
I mean, he's really committed.
I mean, he takes it overboard, if you ask me.
But I mean, if that's your thing, do it.
Man, you got to it.
If you went to this car shit, man.
It's just motivation, period. You know what I'm saying?
When you see them shits, man, it's like candy to your eye.
You know what I'm saying? It ain't just the women now.
It draws everybody, anybody.
I don't care where you at.
When it's done in the right way, with all the details like them boys say,
you damn right your head going to turn.
I mean, they all right for the ratchet, for the ghetto.
It's not for me. I'm a woman of class.
You know what I mean?
It's a lifestyle. It's just not no...
Just some shit you wake up and say, No, this is a lifestyle.
It costs a lot of money.
You got $200,000 in these cars.
Some people $250,000, $300,000, $100,000, $40,000.
You know what I'm saying? It really don't matter.
Whatever your budget is, that's what it is, man.
It don't matter who put the most money in their car.
They put what's in their budget in their car.
[Rap song plays]
[register beeps]
I■m saying though, if you with a real nigga like me,
you wouldn■t to be paying for your own ice cream.
Shit, you selling ice cream?
See, that's where you got me fucked up at.
I don't just work yet.
- I run this motherfucker. - Okay.
Hey, Snupe, did you clock in yet?
I ain't playing all that late clock in type shit today.
Man.
But anyway, don't worry about little buddy over there.
I am the manager of this location.
You looking familiar, though.
Everybody know Puncho, baby.
I think I see you at the Top 5 Car Show last year.
- Yeah. - Riding shotgun.
Little Kitty Cat Williams, ain't you?
But anyway, on a serious note, let me get your phone number.
Let me take you with me to the Top 5 Car Show this year.
Okay, I■d be cool with that.
Let me see your car, though.
No, I ain't ready for the human eye yet.
But you're going to see it.
- It's definitely coming soon. - Okay.
- You know Dolph Mastor, right? - Hell, yeah.
Well, he like a friend of the family, so maybe I can get him to help you out.
- Okay. - So be sure to hit me up.
I definitely going to hit you up.
Little fine ass.
Man, you such a fucking hater, bro.
Man, nobody want that Fitch.
She want this grade A beef.
Nobody want that plastic ass pin you push.
All right, you all doing way too fucking much.
Oh, and, Puncho, I still ain't got my check yet.
You ain't even got to do all that.
You can go to the back, back there.
We could talk about that.
All right, stay there then.
- Hurry your ass up. - Man, get your ass to the back.
Yeah, follow the leader to the back.
[register beeps]
Go get some dog master's little friend since you want her so bad.
You acting like you don't want her too.
You're right, but I'm at work and I actually know how to keep
my clit in my pants.
But while you■re at it, go set that shit up for us.
I got you.
But, where were we going?
What's up?
Hey, Puncho, you got a customer.
Fuck.
Snupe, just take care of her.
I'm in here trying to make sure she get paid.
It ain't a customer for us.
It's a customer for you.
Fuck.
Sorry about that, babe.
- I got some business to handle. - Bye, nigga.
Go handle your business.
Damn, man.
Fuck.
Hey, man, this ain't no shit, man.
Tell me what you got going on?
Man, I'm saying I'm stressing about this damn car.
Every time I run it to you, you're stressing and bitching
about that car, man.
You got to stop all that bickering and crying and shit.
How are you ever going to be the car show king if you■re filled with all
those crying about this car shit?
Man, every time my damn phone rang, it's something about the car.
They telling me it's cost money for this, money for this or money for that.
Man, I think I'm sick of this car shit.
What the hell you think it take?
You got to have some money to build it.
That shit.
I had talked to the motor man the other day, and I told him, I said, man,
I want to run like Uncle Slim.
And he had said something about that LS motherfucker, some shit like that.
That's a gangster.
You take that LS, you put that supercharger on top
of that motherfucker, when you need it, you need sideways.
- Lucky, I did know a few something. - How much
that's going to cost about $10,000?
- Double-ish. - Double-ish?
What? $20,000?
Ish.
$20,000-ish type shit.
$20,000-ish?
You know how many heads I got to cut for that?
That's just a lot of grind.
If you don't grind, you don't shine.
Man, this ice cream ain't going to sell enough for that shit.
You better get your ass to the grind.
Beat that clock.
Damn, man.
But I guess we're going to have to figure this shit out.
Producer: Hey, gentlemen, I just want to take a few minutes here.
I overheard you talking.
I saw that you finally got the car frame.
No, stop right there.
This is the rolling chassis right here.
This is the beginning of every Florida boy dream right here.
This right here, it's going to be amazing when it's done.
It's coming soon for sure.
Well, I mean, excuse me, but it just doesn't look so amazing right now.
- It's rusty. - Hey, what you... hello.
Where are you getting at? Where are you getting at?
This is what you see now.
This ain't what you're going to see when it's finished.
So we're not talking about what you see right now.
We're talking about what you're going to see when it■s finished.
Top five, baby, of the world.
What does it take to turn this into the top five thing you keep talking about?
It's going to take money.
It's going to take money, a lot of hard work, a few disappointments, all that.
But it's going to be exactly what we wanted to do with My Uncle Slim.
He talks about you a lot when he talks about getting this done.
What do you think? Do you think he can actually do this?
Turn this rolling chassis into a car?
Yeah, this is what we do, the best in the business.
It don't get no better than this.
It's top five, man.
You know what I'm saying?
He in this business, we're one of the greatest.
Like I said, I was one of the greatest in the game.
See, for him, he just walking into it.
But for me, it's a legacy that he got to keep going.
See, I was in an accident that took me out the game.
Now, I got to pass the torch to nephew, but I'm going to help nephew.
Now, I got to pass the torch to nephew, but I'm going to help nephew
out when it comes to building.
So he going to have one of the baddest in the game, and I'm
going to stand behind him.
Going to stand behind him.
It's been fast, man.
It's time for nephew to run. You know what I'm saying?
He got to finish this marathon.
Nephew, you can do it.
I'm going to be right there with you.
I'm going to help you every step of the way.
- Top five of the world. - For sure.
And it's coming soon, too.
It's coming soon.
For sure.
As a matter of fact, I just met Donk Master■s niece or something, and she feeling me.
You know, once I hit her with this Puncho special,
she going to put me on the right track and put me down with the plug.
She going to put me on the right track and put me down with the plug.
Nephew, you're a sweet motherfucker.
Who the fuck is Donk Master?
- You don't know Donk Master? - Where is he?
- Right here. - She looks like RJ.
Matter of fact, this is RJ.
It's clear it■s her. Went to school with his old girl.
- You know him, too? - Yeah, man, this old girl's a sweetheart.
So why you ain't just say that, unc?
You gotta know everybody in the city, man.
- Watch out. - All right, you know the fuck time it is?
I need all the money like yesterday, my nigga.
You're a bitch, huh?
That's your bitch, bitch-ass nigga.
How the fuck you going to rob somebody with a purse on him?
He ain't no motherfucking Jack boy.
It's a man bag, hoe.
You got to put the word man in front of it.
- It belongs to a woman, nigga. - You're going to get what you asked for.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, young, young, young. Hold up.
Pipe down, young. You ain't really ready for that lifestyle.
I can see how you're moving with that, too, man.
You ain't ready for that.
You finna get yourself fucked up out here, man.
For real in these streets, man.
- You better choose another hustle, man. - Yeah, shut up, man.
You don't know me like that.
All right, you're faking with that shit, man.
Hey, listen, man, we don't even make enough money for you
to be in here trying to rob us, bro.
Man, don't tell me how to do my job.
- Pussy ass nigga, fuck you. - Oh, man.
Hey, should I call the police?
- Hell, no. - Shit, all right.
Nephew, man, listen. You got to get the fuck up out of here, man.
You got to find another job. This ain't work here.
Man, shit, I got to get to this money, unc.
Speaking of the money, you got some of them trees on?
Yeah, you know I do.
Come on, give me some of them trees, man.
I'm a lit bit of it.
Get high tonight, boy. Appreciate that.
And you want to slide by and see that boy RJ, or Donk Master?
I'll slide you over there.
Man, that'll be a blessing.
But to catch two of this, we got to leave now.
- Right now? - Like right now, gone.
Let's go.
Man, hell no.
- You all ain't leaving us. - The fuck?
- Watch this. - We're going to get this car right.
Nigga, you■re getting right, the fuck.
[auto shop atmosphere]
Now, what's up with you?
What's good? What's good, my boy?
Chilling, man. What's going on, bro?
Chilling, man. How been it been?
Pretty good. How about yourself?
- Hey, I can't complain, man. - For sure, for sure.
Check it out, though.
That last project you did, man, that shit, that was a banger, man.
I appreciate it. I see what you got going on, too, now.
- You killed them, man. - Yeah, that's what we do, man.
- Oh, yeah, for sure. - I got my nephew, Puncho, man.
Okay.
Hell, yeah.
Donk master, nigga.
Uncle Slim don't ever let me down.
Just like Uncle Slim.
Everybody got everything in here.
- Okay. - He's trying to get like his uncle.
He want to go fast.
Like, and my shit running.
No overheating, no running hot.
He don't want to be on the side of the road.
So I know you're the man for the job.
I brought him up here. You know what I'm saying?
Get it set together.
- I know you'll take care. - Oh, yeah, for sure.
So Donk Master, first of all, thanks for taking a little time with us here.
- Oh, yeah, no problem. - Why do they call you the Donk Master?
So the reason they call me the Donk Master is because I travel city, city,
state, state, and I race donks.
So I have the fastest donk in the world, which is a '71 through
'76 Capri Sun Power.
We just got to see a moment where Puncho came in for help.
Do you really think you can get him to be a car show king?
I mean, the first thing first, Puncho came in smelling like
butter pecan, and oil sheen. You know what I'm saying?
So I know he working, but I don't think somebody who got $50,000.
So I know he working, but I don't think somebody who got $50,000
for no car going to be smelling butter, pecan, ice cream, and oil sheen.
You know what I'm saying?
So what does it take to be on top in this donk game.
I mean, to have a donk all the way from front to back, you need motor,
transmission, bumpers, paint, interior, music.
Transmission, bumpers, paint, interior, music.
I'm talking you need everything on the car.
You need everything, nut and bolt, touch, take it off the frame,
and it got to be running right.
So if it look good, but it got to run just as good as it look.
So if you ain't got that, you're not going to never be on top.
- I got to get to running, man. - Okay.
- Be safe, bro. - Take care, man.
- Good point, man. - I got you.
- All right. - Yo, come on, man.
What you got going? What are you looking for, man?
What's up, man?
What's going on?
First, I want to pay my respect to you, though.
I appreciate that, bro. That's all I'm doing, man.
- You got the fastest donk in the car game. - Oh, yeah, for sure.
Whatever you need, just let me know. What's happening?
Man, I need, I think, what is this?
LS swap, the turbo or the supercharger.
I need turbo, supercharger. I got plenty LS.
If you saw my uncle told me, you're going to get me right.
Yeah, turbo, transmission, whatever you need.
- So shit, how much it■s going to cost me? - At least about 50.
- 50? - What do you mean?
You coming down here to talk to me now. I ain■t coming looking for you...
You come to In And Out Custom.
Let's see what's really going on.
- I ain't got no 50. - That's what it cost.
That's what it started. That's the bare minimum.
We actually built a car for Netflix, and we actually was the first car to ever.
We actually built a car for Netflix, and we actually was the first car to ever
have Netflix put their branding on a vehicle.
So we built the Donk in about 38 days for a movie called They Cloned Tyrone,
which is on Netflix.
It's the number one movie in the nation for about six weeks in a row.
We have a video game called Door Slammers 2.
Then I also do some voice over work for Grand Theft.
The Donk thing is really getting big.
It's a lot of different things, a lot of different avenues for a lot
of people who've actually been doing it for a long time.
So we just keep moving forward with it.
It started down in South Florida where the whole donk thing
started at in South Florida.
Started at in South Florida.
But as far as the racing and getting everybody who want to be a part of it,
it's evolved to nationwide.
It's evolved to nationwide.
So it just bet ends on the stuff in the rap videos, the video games.
Just anybody from the streets, that's their goal.
Some people want to Rolls-Royce Phantom.
A lot of these boys down here want to donk.
- That's the best you can do for me? - Fifth of that.
I mean, you know what I mean?
No, I mean, now, I ain't bringing you to no junk now.
This is In And Out Customs now. This is what we do.
City, city, state, to state we everywhere, bro.
You know how many heads and damn ice cream I got to sell for that?
You better get in a grind, go to cutting & scooping.
You better do something.
So another thing is, you can't leave these cars outside, and you really can■t.
So another thing is, you can't leave these cars outside, and you really can■t
leave them by themselves unattended.
Because one, somebody going to lean on them or try to get in them.
Or the worst thing, somebody going to try to steal them.
So just as we came in with GPS systems on these cars.
We installed those, different alarm systems.
We even had installed shock sensors in the handles when you walk
up to the car sometime.
Just to try to divert and give somebody some time to get your car back.
You don't need to drive. You're parking on South Beach.
There's a lot of people, a lot of tours, want to take pictures of it and stuff like
that, but they always like to touch the cars.
Paint job, 20, 30 grand.
Anterior, 15, 20,000.
You don't want nobody touching it.
So the security measure we go through is alarm system, GPS, cameras,
all kinds of stuff on these cars, man.
But most places, keeping them in the garage when.
But most places, keeping them in the garage when
you're not driving them.
[phone rings]
Hold on. Hold on.
How are you going to take a call in my shop?
Hey, what's up, Lele? Hey, what's up, Lele?
- You come talk to me now. - I was talking to Donk Master.
What Lele?
- Hello? - What Lele is it?
Lele.
Hold on now. What's Lele it is?
- That's the same Lele? - I don't know no Lele.
- You know. - What do you mean?
So when you said Donk Master, she hang the phone on my boy.
- No, you don't know her. - Huh?
Man, this thing got nothing to do with it.
We were talking about the motors, so 50?
Yeah, that's what they call it.
But what Lele that is right there, though?
You don't know her, man.
I mean, you in my shop asking me questions.
I'm going to ask you a question, too, now.
What Lele that is right there?
What you got me into, man?
Hey, come get your nephew, man.
I'm seeing so you're not fucking with me?
I mean, I need to find out what going on.
You coming over here... What's happening?
I'm just trying to figure out what's going on.
If you got Lele on the phone, if that's the same one I know,
- I need to find out what's going on. - Man, what you done got me into, man?
Let me call Lele, see what the hell is going on.
Young boy here, talking some ice cream, some barbershops.
Hello, Lele.
How you get mixed up with somebody like that?
What you mean?
You in a mix with this boy.
I'm talking he's selling ice cream and cutting.
He probably got hair in the ice cream.
He's talking he want to vert a drop top with supercharge.
What?
Man, he can't. What do you mean?
I mean, now, Nava good.
That ain't got nothing to do with Nava.
I'm talking about the Puncho, the young boy.
Lele, now, you can't.
Come on, that's the ice cream haircut boy riding around.
Come on, that ain't how we do this.
Did Puncho mess himself up here?
I mean, Nava brought him here on that side, so he good on that side.
But the Lele thing, we will handle that. You know what I'm saying?
We got to handle that part.
But as far as the money part, He got to have the money if he want
to be a contender in the donk game.
You can't just be the top dog if he ain't putting on work.
You can't just jump on the porch and want to be a top dog.
It don't work like that. You got to go through something.
You got to battle. You got to have some strength.
You can't just be no... You know what I mean?
Because you know this person, you know that person.
You're not going to be the top dog like that.
You all know what it is, man. Donk Master here.
City to city, state to state is what we do.
If you want your Chevrolet running good, not on the side of the road,
not break it down, making a thousand horsepower to the tire.
Listen, man, come down to InAndOutCustoms.com.
City to city, state to state.
It's going down.
You got to have that paper, though.
If you ain't got no paper, don't even call me, man.
Damn, if it ain't one thing, it's a motherfucking other, man.
Damn. Let me get back to work, man.
Fuck this shit, man.
Narrator: Now you see, this level of frustration is what can lead a young.
Narrator: Now you see, this level of frustration is what can lead a young
man down the wrong path.
Lack of opportunity creates a lack of morals, but not this one.
He work 100 jobs, and he can sell water to a well.
He got the heart of a lion, but the pockets of a kidney.
But you know what they say, where there's a will, there's a way.
He's always been this way since we was little.
Once he sets his mind on something.
It's going to happen, even if it takes forever.
He's always had his mind on this car.
Still waiting.
She should be the last person talking about quit.
Man, listen, I saw this girl for cheerleading, tennis, track.
I mean, she quit everything.
I even got this meal prep plan thing right now that I got home.
See how long this is going to last.
Producer: Are you still doing the meal plan?
Oh, yeah.
Quit that.
It's okay, though. You know what I'm saying?
Because my men's in here still checking for me.
How are you doing, Sam, man?
I see you over there, boo. I see you.
I'm going to be okay.
You see? Exactly.
That's what I'm talking about.
Yo, yo. What's good, nephew?
Man, what you all want?
The fuck, nephew?
What you mean, what we want?
I just put you down with the Donk plug, and that's how you going to handle that, playa?
Slap his ass, dad. Hey, hold on.
You chill. I got this.
My bad, unc.
Man, but that donk plug, he ain't even come through for me.
- Ain't come through? - No.
Hold on, nephew. Make it make sense.
It's about money or it's about a broad?
- A chick? - Yeah.
How you know?
There's only two things that make a man go from being cool to running hot
so fast.
So fast.
But it ain't even really like that, though.
I mean, I literally just walked in and met the chick.
I walked in the ice cream parlor and met the chick.
- It was like right before you came. - Oh, yeah?
What she had on?
She had on that black little vest top with some skinny jeans.
She had on that black little vest top with some skinny jeans
with a fat ass on her, man.
Boy, you ain't going to believe this, here.
- Oh, shit. - Man, I cut through there first.
RJ got it now.
Now you got to.
But you got to understand this, nephew.
Being a team player, sharing is caring. You dig what I'm saying?
I knew it.
Yeah, man, Uncle Slim. You know how he go?
He player, man.
Yeah, Uncle Slim, he going to knock ■em down, send ■em to me.
I'm going to knock ■em down, send ■em to him.
That's how we go. We keep it all in the family.
That's how we rock it, man.
Hey, aunties, cousins, sisters, hit them at the same time.
That's how we rock it.
Send them up the family tree, send them down the family tree.
It's either unc or me.
I knew she was a little sly.
Yeah, boy, you've been like this all your life.
You had a million toys, and you got mad because another.
You had a million toys, and you got mad because another
kid went in and played with one.
Daddy, you be so wrong, but yet so right at the same time.
- Yeah. - I hate it here.
But what you going to do, Puncho?
You all know me.
I don't need nobody help.
Well, I guess this fuck us then.
No, it ain't fuck you all.
You all know what I mean.
No matter what it take, I'm going to get the job done.
I don't care how long it take.
That's what I'm talking about.
But the more important question is, when you going to hook me with a wheel?
There you go...
Man, I ain't in the business of hooking nobody up.
- I got to hear this conversation? - Yeah.
Especially your crazy ass.
I am not finna be hooking you up.
I ain't in the business of that, especially with nobody I fucking know.
- You're crazy ass. - You're ugly ass.
I don't give a fuck.
Producer: Puncho, you're going to do it? Do what?
Your cousin, Tisha.
She likes your friend.
She wants you to introduce them, hook them up.
You're going to do it?
No, no, no.
Last time I hooked Tisha with one of my home boys, she had his mind off up there.
Man had that boy jumping out of nowhere while she chilling with Uncle Slim.
He jumped out the back with a guitar.
He singing all love songs trying to get with Tisha.
And we didn't even know that she had none gave him.
Something got missing on him.
Shit, you don't know Tisha?
Tisha going to hit them and quit them.
She don't even play.
You know she got that confidence, man?
The least you could do is have something for us to eat in the inside.
It's something in there. You need to take your ass in now.
Fuck you then. You're ugly ass.
- You're ugly. - Hey, you all take it easy.
You all are cousins now.
You know she be tripping.
Yeah, I got her ass though.
At the end of the day, nephew, you all are cousins, man.
But my heart been a little heavy, man. You know what I'm saying?
You're going through what you're going through with this thing.
I got somebody I think can help you out.
No, I think I'm going to just do this here myself.
I know once I finish it and I go to this
car show and win it, it's going to be that much sweeter.
Yeah, I can dig that.
It's like, man, something's just been in my brain telling me to just do it myself.
Just do it myself and get it with all the details how your shit be.
And then, shit, I ain't even cutting no corners, and I ain't taking no shorts.
I know that's right. It's shit.
Because speaking of shorts, the other thing I got from you the other day.
What now?
That be that motherfuck. Listen, man, I need me another, man.
And I need you to put that extra with it, baby.
I need mine, all mine. You dig?
All mine, man.
Yeah, man, damn.
I have one more love, man. Yeah, yeah, man.
I'm about to slide up in this old pool hall, man.
See what I get, you know what I'm saying? Scrape up, man.
If you're not doing nothing, you slide up here with me.
No, I'm just working on this car right now.
You barely had anything in there.
You're so fucking aggy.
But I appreciate you, though.
Daddy, don't be opening that shit in the car.
This motherfucker, crazy what I have to deal with man.
- So aggy. - Just like her mama, man.
Bye, Puncho. Hit me if you need me.
Bye, Tisha. Hope you choke on that fucking cupcake.
- Fuck you, bitch. - Fuck you too.
Fuck you. You so fucking aggy.
[dramatic rap song starts]
TV: That's pretty common.
You see that pretty often.
But listen, the woman said it wasn't hers.
She said a windy day blew that cocaine into her purse.
TV: Do you need some junk for your donk?
Come on down to Teddy T's Junkyard.
I got what you want, what you need, and even what you need to want.
Best prices in town to get you riding around right.
Call us now, 5-5-5-281-2222.
Well, come on down to Teddy T■s right in the corner of Sunrise and 31st,
right before you get to the swap shop.
Narrator: Sometimes we receive signs that we can't read until we have the right focus.
And this man is focused.
Top 5 Car Show King. Coming soon.
TV: We had a lot of issues with the blue-green algae in the summer and into the fall.
Hello.
[upbeat song plays]
Today going to be a good day.
Yes, sir.
You know you all got to get the fuck up out of here, right?
[upbeat music resumes]
Yes, sir.
Today going to be a good day.
[phone rings]
Hello.
What you doing?
What you think?
Working on that raggedy ass car of yours?
Yeah, and your raggedy ass wig, too.
Boys, stop playing with me. You know it's all natural over here.
That's why you love it here.
Anyways, I was thinking, you've been working so
much with all these damn jobs and now this damn car.
Much with all these damn jobs and now this damn car.
Maybe you should take a break for a little bit and let me take you out
to breakfast this morning.
Girl, you know I can't do all that.
I'm focused on this top five right now.
Top five coming up.
I got to make sure this shit right.
So you really going to turn down breakfast with a bad bitch like me
this early in the morning?
This early in the morning?
Yep.
One second.
[camera snaps]
All right, check your text.
For what?
What am I going to take my text for?
All right, I'm on my way.
That's what I thought, boy. See you soon.
[rap music plays]
[burps]
Damn pig.
- Shit, that was good as fuck. - Hell, yeah.
I thought I was going to be eating you.
But this will damn sure do.
That was the plan until I got full.
But listen, what's been going on with you?
I've been working on this car.
Puncho, if you say car one more time, I swear I'm going to yell.
Puncho, if you say car one more time, I swear I'm going to yell
- in here that you beat on me. - No, I don't.
I know that, but they don't.
Girl, you're ass crazy.
No, but seriously, I love how dedicated you are to this whole
car thing, but there has to be something else.
Car thing, but there has to be something else.
It is something else. I want to travel.
All right, cool. That's good.
Where to?
Well, I want to go down to Dade County and talk to this interior guy.
Well, I want to go down to Dade County and talk to this interior guy
about the insides of my car.
You can't be serious.
But check me out, though.
What's your dream?
Well, now that you're asking, I have been making dresses.
Well, now that you're asking, I have been making dresses
for my home girls for the past couple of years, and they've been
coming out pretty fire.
Let me show you. Hold on.
Let me see.
All right.
So this one, I did on some emergency type shit.
Less than 24 hours came off fire.
And this one, oh,
I know you see the views on that. Two Millie?
Oh, and this?
I had to take my time on this one.
I have my girl looking like Beyoncé.
- She don't look like no damn Beyoncé. - Yo, chill. God don't like ugly.
I mean, the dress is fine, but she don't look like no fucking Beyoncé.
But I mean, on the other hand, you looking delicious this morning.
Now, let's talk about that picture you sent me.
I'm glad you got it because now that's all you have to stare at because I have to get
going to work, which is actually why I called you down here today.
Hold up, hold on, hold up.
I see we ain't on the same page.
You're like you're writing a whole 'nother book.
I'm not doing that, Puncho.
I just, listen, I really need you to cover my shift tomorrow.
- Please and thank you. - Ah, shit.
Hey, everybody, he beat on me...
- Hey, hey, hey, shut the fuck up. - Order up.
I got you.
I'll cover one-a-half of the shift.
- Like I said, please and thank you. - But where are you going?
I got to go.
- You invited me out. - And you got money.
You little petty-ass bitch.
God damn.
My bad, my boy.
Bitch done lets it down again.
[uptempo music plays]
Girl, you won't believe who called me.
My dad.
Yeah, I know.
No, trust me.
I'm going to show you everything when I get to your house.
I'm just at my job real quick, trying to find my...
I just don■t know where the shit's at.
No, you're good, sister. You're good.
Yeah, I got you. I'm going to see you soon.
All right, bye.
Where the fuck are those checks? Like, what?
Why is this shit such a mess?
Hey.
I'm saying, so what's your love language and stuff?
Girl, I mean, nigga, what you know about that?
Thank you for correcting yourself.
But I'm saying, what makes you feel good?
Well, I mean, since you're asking, I do love a man that listens.
You know, someone that hears everything I'm saying, remembers it,
and then surprises me later.
That's a shit I like.
Oh, a man, huh?
Yeah, a real man.
Someone that smells good, looks good, and treats me good.
Shit, might like them a little bit toxic, too.
Oh, so that's why you fucking with Puncho, huh?
Hold up.
Who told you that?
Come on, girl. I got eyes.
I see you all creeping up all the time.
You all getting serious?
The only thing that man is serious about is that damn car, okay?
Yeah, you're right.
That is going to be nice if he ever finish it.
You're never lying. But shit.
What about you? What's your love language?
Well, me, I'm a pleaser.
I get going off seeing other people feel good.
Oh, really?
Scene 24, take 1.
Producer: Our producers couldn't help but know There's some on-camera
chemistry between you two.
So do you two also have something going on?
Man, hell, no.
It's like my sister, man.
And it's like my brother.
- We went to high school together. - Facts.
Bend on her when she's crossing everybody up and down on the courts making jumpers.
Yeah.
I did my thing.
I should be in the NBA by now.
Producer: Don't you mean the WNBA?
You heard me, nigga.
Anyways, I am strictly dickly.
That's a fact. No, ma'am, no, sir, over here.
[Hip hop music plays]
Man, who the fuck? What the fuck you all back here doing?
Oh, shit. That's not what it looks like.
It looked like you all were fucking.
No, you got me fucked up.
Yeah, it looked like you a little more than fucked up.
And look at all this wine and shit.
And look at the fucking strap.
Got a fucking condom on it. Snupe.
Can't stand your ass. Fuck me.
Hey, man, why are you yelling, man?
The best man won.
Hey.
I mean, what can I say?
My name ain't Snupe for no reason.
Man, I ain't even mad about all that.
I'm mad because you all got me in here on my day off.
No, you're right. We're tripping.
We're tripping. For sure.
You all damn sure is tripping and Snupe
you owe me one little nigga.
I don't owe you shit, nigga.
It ain't happening, Kappy.
Like Uncle Slim said, sharing is caring.
I don't play that shit over here.
No, you... can't stand your ass.
And you, you ain't shit.
You probably could use that, too, motherfucker.
Narrator: Distractions come in many forms.
A child asking you a question, and you take your eye off the road.
You walk upstairs to grab your house shoes, but by the time you get there,
you forgot what you wanted.
It's not the distraction that matters.
It's your reaction that shows who you really are.
What's up, what you, bro?
I'm just chilling, bro.
Just focusing on my little baby right here.
Oh, shit. I see that.
But I meant to ask you, man, how much longer you got?
You know, only time will tell, bro.
- She coming soon, though, for sure, though. - Okay.
[phone rings]
Hold on, bro. The phone keep on ringing.
Hello?
Don't answer me like that. I can explain.
Man, don't you see I'm at work?
What you keep calling me for? Ain't no time to be explaining shit, man.
My bad, bro.
Damn, bro, you good?
- Don't be lining me up all angry and shit. - Yeah, I'm good, though.
Man, that's a little shorty I mess with.
You know how them girls be, man.
- She just be on some totally other shit. - Other shit?
Or she fucking with a nigga who got his car done already?
Fuck you, nigga.
But no, she'll fucking with a she, but no.
No, say it now. You better tell me now.
Or something liable to think any fucking thing.
No, man. But no.
So it's a little shorty I mess with her, right?
- Okay. - She work with me.
So I go to the job the other day.
When I get in there, you know me, I go in there, I get in there, I look.
Ain't nobody in there, no employees, nobody.
Oh, shit.
When I get to the back, she butt-ass naked.
I know you lying.
Hey Puncho, we need to talk.
Man, what you call me in front of my house or something?
And did.
Don't you see I'm in the middle of something?
And don't you see I don't give a damn about that shit?
Man, you're ratchet as fuck.
And ratchet and you like it.
Damn.
- I'll be right back, man. - Go ahead.
- Go handle that. - I got to deal with this shit.
Go ahead, handle that.
Fuck.
Fucking Puncho, bro.
All right, so let me tell you what happened.
- Producer: Hey, how are you doing today? - Good, good.
What's happening?
All right, so we're working on a project, a little documentary.
- Can we just talk to you for a few minutes? - Yeah, yeah.
All right. What's your name?
- Thad. - Thad?
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
So you're here getting a haircut from Puncho.
Do you come here often?
Yeah, I come here pretty often.
I've been coming to Puncho for a while.
He's the only one who I trust, really, to cut my hair.
So is it different getting a haircut in a garage?
Not at all. Not at all.
I've been coming here for a while.
Like I said, Puncho, he's a good dude, so I really ain't tripping.
I took the time off of work today, so I got a little bit of time to burn.
Man, you ain't got to do all that. That ain't that serious.
- But what if I wanted to be? - Wanted to be what?
Really that serious. With you.
Man, I ain't got time for that.
You already know what I'm on.
Okay, but Puncho, that's what I love about you the most.
When you're committed to something, you stick to it and shit.
I don't know.
I was thinking maybe you could have me that commitment instead
- of letting me take from it. - Oh, yeah?
Yeah, I could pick up some shifts for you at the job.
Give you some more time to work in that car of yours.
I'm listening.
Could pop you one of them little wrench thingy since you're not
- going to go my hands. - I bet you is.
No, but for real, though, King, what can I help you with today?
I heard this commercial.
Teddy T them junkyard.
They got some good prices on them donks over there.
And I'm trying to go see what they're talking about.
All right, so what you waiting for?
- You're right. - Let's slide.
Let's slide.
Narrator: Sometimes a distraction comes in the form of help.
And when all you need is for someone to believe in you, that's
the distraction you need.
Hold up.
Hell, no.
I know this nigga ain't leaving when cutting my shit.
Fuck.
You sure this shit is legit?
Man, this shit going to go all the way out.
- I promise you that. - All right, babe.
- We'll see. - We'll see.
Teddy T, what's up, boy?
My man, my man.
Teddy T aim to please what you got, what you need.
I'm here, man. What's up?
Man, this don't even look like no junk yard.
Sure as hell don't.
This is the junk is just a name, man.
Listen, people need junk.
That's what you're here for.
People have been needing my junk for years, and so do you.
Man, what that is right there?
Man, you don't need that right now.
We ain■t got to think about that right now.
How the hell are you going to tell me what I need?
- I came here to get what I need. - All right, partner.
All right. Don't get your beat in a bunch.
Come on now. When I name a price.
Let me talk to you, okay? I got to show you something.
- Let me know what you need now. - I'll be right back, bro.
Just give me a sec.
Let's go in a little quick.
- Something ain■t right. - I know he got all that expensive ass junk in there, man.
That's not what I mean.
I mean, this shit ain't right.
This don't look like no fucking junkyard, and he gives them weird dark web vibes.
- Producer: Can we talk to you real quick? - Yeah, what■s up?
What's going on?
Hey, so we've been following Puncho on his journey to build his donk.
He came looking for some parts. Tell us a little bit about your interaction with Puncho.
Well, see, this is what I know when I'm working with a rookie right here.
How are you going to come to Teddy T and ask him how much something is?
You don't do that.
You got to find out what you're willing to pay for this right here.
You know what? I'm giving away some free game right here.
You know what? I ain't giving away no free game.
Whatever it is that you're finna do, you're going to pay me for my likeness.
Whatever it is that you're finna do, you're going to pay me for my likeness
and whatever you finna do around here.
What is this?
A broke nigger talking...
I've been feeling weird, too.
I just don't get it.
[car tires screech]
What the fuck are you getting me into?
- Get down. - Look at me, motherfucker.
Get down before I put you down.
Get the fuck down.
Damn, man.
Now you got my clothes all fucking wet. Fucking with you.
Well, I'm real sorry about that.
Why don't you have someone come down to the main jail and bring
you some fucking clothes?
Man, I don't got nobody to bring me some fucking clothes.
Now you got me wet, nigga. What the fuck?
Damn.
Narrator: We live and we learn.
Sometimes the lesson costs a little, sometime it costs a lot,
but it's always going to cost.
Answering machine: You may hang up or press one for more options.
Damn, man.
I know you see me calling you, girl.
Voicemail, that's what we doing now?
That's crazy because I know you're available and I know you like that shit,
so you better call me back.
[Rap song plays]
[phone rings]
Hey unc, where you at, man?
I don't go nowhere around that jail.
Man, come on, man. Them people don't want you, man.
Man, shit.
Come across that bridge.
Over the bridge, man.
Unc, you ass, dawg.
The people don't want you, dawg.
Yes, Ms. Jackson.
Actually, give me one second.
Let me check that for you real quick.
- Nephew, you good? - Mm-hmm.
Man, that's some bullshit, man.
I don't know why you ain't checking in with me, man, before you went
to see old dirty ass Teddy T, man.
But I'm tired of asking people for help, unc.
It don't matter what happened.
It's always some bullshit.
Nephew, but you got to understand, man, that's a part of life, man.
The game going to be the game.
What you got to understand is, nephew, quitting ain't winning.
No matter what, uncle, you all right, making sense.
Man, I'm just glad you didn't get charged for none of that bullshit.
See what I'm saying?
Teddy T been on grimming a nigga a long time, nephew.
Yeah, but see, I'm straight.
I'm just worried about Starr.
Shit, ain't no need to worry about a Starr, man.
Do you have a color preference?
No. All right.
Actually, yes.
Yes, yes, yes. Okay, red.
Perfect, perfect, perfect.
She brought me up here to pick you up.
- She did? - As a matter of fact, she in the car.
Yeah?
So, nephew, I'm getting the hunch that Starr is the one for you.
- That she for me? - Hell, yeah, man.
Shit, I think she is, too. No lie.
Facts.
Thursday, 1:00 PM.
Yes, I promise I got it for you, Ms. Jackson.
Don't worry, don't worry. All right.
Have a good night. Bye.
- Hey, what's up, babe? - Hey, baby, how are you?
- I feel better now that you're here. - I'm glad.
I was worried about you.
I was worried about you, too.
I feel so good you're here right now.
That shit thick.
Boy, stop playing with me.
Man, I can't stand you all, man.
You all get on my goddamn nerves.
No frattenizing at work.
That's got to be in the handbook somewhere, man.
Quiet, little man.
Don't worry about what we got going on over here.
Period.
Karma bitch.
This ain't good for business.
What's going to happen if you all break up or something?
I ain't fit to be working in the middle of no goddamn gang war.
Like I said, quiet, little man.
Don't worry about what we got going on over here.
- Okay, that's why. - That's why what?
Man, which one of these cameras he going to see me in?
Nigga, that's why I fucked your bitch, and she liked it.
- Never mind. - Yeah, like I thought.
Get your ass back to work.
Welcome to Dream Cream. We got the scoop.
How may I help you?
How much longer we got to stand this clock for?
Shit, we can go right now.
Good, because I got an idea.
Like you always do.
Where the hell you all going?
Don't worry about all that.
Stop worrying about what we got going on over here.
Yeah, mind your business.
Don't forget to lock the door when you leave, too.
- Thank you. - Fuck you all.
[Energetic music plays]
All right, so do you want to hear my idea?
Of course I do. I'm waiting on you.
Okay, so yesterday I had to go to my cousin's house, so I had to pick
up some fabric at her house, right?
Okay.
And you know, I left 15 minutes too late because my cousin, she could
just talk and talk and talk.
Just talk and talk and talk.
Yeah, well, I see that runs in the family.
- Boy, stop playing with me all the time. - I'm not.
I just wanted to hear the idea.
Anyways, on my way home, I drove past Teddy T's junkyard.
- Man, fuck Teddy T. - Exactly.
- We should. - What?
Not like that, stupid.
I'm saying, he's going to be gone for a while, right?
So I decided to take a little sneaky peek, and I realized that there's only one
little lock on those chains of his.
So what you saying then?
You know exactly what I'm saying.
And while I'm at it, the liquor store is actually right over there.
So pull over there then.
I need me a little drink.
I'm trying to tell you, listen, this is going to be some good shit.
Oh, babe, this plan is going to go perfect.
I'm so excited.
Producer: Pardon, can we talk to you guys for a sec?
- With us? - Man, who this is?
So I just wanted to talk to you about the plan.
- You guys have a plan? - A plan for what?
What you were talking about in the car.
Man, I don't know what you're talking about.
What you all got? Cameras in the car or something?
Yeah, exactly. The fuck?
We do.
But there's no plan?
No, man, you all get on up out of here.
Get the hell out of our face, man.
- We don■t know what you're talking about. - What you got going on?
Go ahead, babe.
Man, let's make sure there are no cameras in here.
Boy, don't worry about that.
Anyways, what do you think about the plan?
I think your ass crazy.
- But you might be right, though. - I know I am.
And we about to pull up on it right now.
We can't do it right now.
We ain't got to get tools.
We ain't got no mask, no gloves, nothing.
Boy, do you think I'm stupid?
Obviously not right now.
I'm talking about go for a cookout.
It ain't no damn cookout.
It's a steak out.
Stop playing with me.
- Man, I fuck with you. - Yeah, you better.
Now look, you see right here?
There's no lights on.
So that's how you know ain't nobody keeping up with it.
Okay, okay.
All right, I'm about to pull up right here, get out, go for a jog,
- and be right back. - What you doing all that for?
To make sure that no one's paying attention to me being nosy and to see
if they don't got no dogs or anything.
Duh.
I'll be right back.
Damn.
Narrator: That's the look of a man with a plan.
The more you need help sometimes, the more you push that shit away.
But when you finally accept it, you finally accept who you are,
someone that's learning, someone that's
someone that's learning, someone that's...
Narrator: Well, shit, human.
Anyways, I look and there's no doubt, but there is a crease where I could slip.
Anyways, I look and there's no doubt, but there is a crease where I could slip
myself in and then let your fat ass in through the grate.
Man, you got to chill.
Listen, I think we'll get everything that you said we need, and we do it tonight.
Are you serious about this?
I'm serious about you.
Shit, we're about to get you in the Top 5 cars show one way or another.
Shit, what for, man? Let's just go.
- Let's do it. - Bet.
You crazy. You know that?
We got a little crazy.
I'm fucked up about you, but we're going to do it.
[Rap music plays]
You're going to go in there, break the lock on the door, open it up,
and then let me in through the gate. Got it?
- Yeah. - Yo, chill.
It's time, right? Love you.
I love you, too.
All right, let's go.
- Damn, I forgot the sledgehammer. - You got one job.
- All you need get that sledgehammer. - Do you hear that?
You hear that?
- Sound like gospel music. - South Florida.
Nothing like gospel music while you getting ready to steal. Hurry up.
I got bigger shit to worry about, but you with gospel music...
You better pray God we don't get fucking caught because of you.
- Hurry up. -What is you doing? - Come on.
You need help with everything? What your ass do?
Yeah, yeah. Thanks.
[hammer hits]
[dramatic music plays]
Bring your ass on.
Hurry up, Puncho. You■re taking too damn long.
- Man, I■m coming. - You're not going fast enough.
Fuck.
Man, we■re the new Bonnie and Clyde.
You mean Queen and Slim?
But they got killed, though.
So did Bonnie and Clyde.
No, but for real, though, babe, you did that.
I'm proud of you.
Man, I ain't never think I'll get excited about damn stealing.
We ain't stealing from nobody.
- That nigga, owed us one. - You're right.
Fuck that.
No, but shit. What now?
Me and you, coming soon.
Let's go. Get the fuck up out of here.
[rap music plays]
Five.
- Hey, baby. - Oh, what's up, babe?
- How are you? - I'm all right.
- You're looking sexy as always. - Thank you, thank you.
But speaking of sexy, I see your baby right here is looking really good.
I'm proud of you.
I couldn't have did this without you, baby.
Thank you. And good old Teddy T.
Man, fuck Teddy T, man.
You know I'm playing with you.
But babe, what's the plan for today? What you got going on?
Well, we■re going to go downtown to get us some breakfast.
Okay.
Wait, downtown? Oh, my gosh.
My favorite fabric store is in downtown.
- I haven't been there in months. - Really?
Well, that's perfect.
We're going to go down there and go get everything you need.
And it's on me.
- You're joking, right? - No.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
- Have I ever lied to you? - No.
Wait, wait, wait.
We're taking your car, right?
Oh, no, we can't take this just yet.
The tag ain't coming.
We got to wait. You know BSO be tripping.
Yeah, you're right.
Well, shit. Let's go then.
Let's go.
[Upbeat music starts]
So this all you need right here?
Yes, my bad, babe. Yeah, I'm done.
Thank you so much.
My girls are going to be looking so fly.
They're not going to be fly as you.
[phone beeps]
And that is my cue.
- I'll be right back. - Hold on, where are you going?
I have to get something. It's a surprise.
I don't like surprises.
Well, you're going to have to like this one.
Like I said, I'll be right back.
I'm just going to Amazon Walker across the street, all right?
Man, you always up to something.
How much is this?
I got it. I'm going to just pay for it right here.
[car skids and crashes outside]
Hold on, I'll be right back.
[intense music plays]
No.
Starr!
[crowd panic]
Starr!
Narrator: Everything that feels good to you, ain't always good for you.
That boy wasn't raised to steal.
And this is why God don't let his family do things the short route.
We have to see it all the way through, or he will see to it that we don't.
[sad music plays]
Young man, how you holding up?
No disrespect. I don't really feel like talking, OG.
No, I feel you, man.
I don't know what to do, so I just keep talking.
Man, I'm going through it right now.
- It's just not... - Excuse me.
I'm Frank.
Starr was my daughter.
Oh, yeah, but she didn't really mention you like that, though.
Yeah.
I know I could have been better at it, being a father.
Oh, man.
We were just starting to try.
I mean, we had started texting and communicating.
Well, she sent me a picture of you.
- That's how I knew who you were. - For real?
Yeah.
I'm just trying to do the best I can, man.
That was my baby, you know?
Look, I do know this.
You made her extremely happy.
This, I'm sure of.
- Yeah, but it ain't like... - No, no, no.
It's okay.
I do know that I wasn't in her life for all of this, but I'm sure that she did
not want you to blame yourself for all of this.
She ain't got to blame me, man.
She was everything to me.
And it's like, man, I just feel responsible.
What you should do is not live in the past.
That's what's been keeping me away from my family for so long.
Just trying to keep up with all that old bullshit, man.
Look for the day.
Think for tomorrow. That's all we can do.
I appreciate you, OG.
It's all love.
I really appreciate you.
[sad music intensifies]
Man, that's crazy. Fooling me, man.
I keep telling you all about that, man.
Thank God, I'm trying to tell yall something. That■s what■s wrong with ya■ll youngsters.
You don't even want to listen, man.
- It's all good, man. - Imma holla at you, bro.
All you youngsters...
Man, I don't know what you and that boy are going to do, man.
Man, I got to go to Bible study, man.
- I'm going to holla at you. - What's up?
What's going on?
- How are you doing? - What's up?
Look at you.
I see you, you clean as a whistle, ain't you?
You know I stay fly as a mosquito, Peter. What's going on?
What are we doing?
Man it■s slow motion over here right now.
I'm going through it, unc.
What's happening, bro?
Producer: Hey Puncho, good to see you.
It's been a minute since we've had you.
What have you been up to since the last time we saw you?
I've been battling depression lately.
You know how it goes? Shit.
Life be lifing.
Well, you're looking good.
I mean, how did you get out of it?
Yeah, you mean how I get out of it? I didn't get out of it.
Man, shit.
I just been focused on the barbershop, trying to make ends meet.
You know how it is.
Understandable. And what about the car?
The car? Man, fuck that car, man.
I ain't studying no damn car.
Any more questions?
Well, slow motion ain't no motion.
Now, I know for a fact you don't want to hear this, but God got something
you want me to tell you, nephew.
You want me to tell you, nephew.
Man, since when God sent you with a message?
Nephew, since forever.
But I just started listening to myself, so I understand where you're coming from.
I bet you did.
So the reason I really came here was because.
I keep seeing your face.
I keep hearing the phrase, Finish what you started, finish what
you started, finish what you started. Finish what you started.
What■s that suppose to mean?
I mean, you got to get that 72 off that block.
You mentioned it in that Top 5.
Man, I'm done with that car shit.
That shit's stressful.
See, if you believe in it, the devil will lie to you.
See, I seen you at one of your highest points, nephew, when you.
See, I seen you at one of your highest points, nephew, when you
and that girl was in that car.
That's the stress about all this shit, man.
Doing it without her ain't no fun, unc.
See, that's where you went wrong at.
See, once you finish that car, everything, you lost everything
you're missing, you gained it back.
You did it once, you do it twice, you get it all back.
- You think so? - I know so.
It's a fact.
I guess we'll see.
- All right, for sure. - I love you, unc.
For sure.
Narrator: The only thing worse than getting old is dying young.
Because then you won't know how to get up when you get knocked down.
No matter what life throws at you, you have to be ready to fix yourself up.
No matter what life throws at you, you have to be ready to fix yourself up
with the right tools and ride on out.
Now, that's a Florida boy's dream.
[dramatic music starts]
[music intesifies]
You look a little sad, too.
Shit, I'll be sad, too.
All that goddamn money. You thought I wasn■t going to find out?
They say you put $130,000 in them.
But don't worry about that.
I got your favorite clippers.
And your shoes.
Chill, man.
- Everything going to be all right. - Boy, you a fool.
You know what I mean?
You all know what it is.
All the way live for Miami, Johnny McDaddy, Ice Cold Capri.
It ain't nothing but a ton of thing.
We ain't going to do nothing but bang, bang.
All the way live, I keep it lit.
Girl over there, just talking.
Shut your mouth on the block.
Coming through, I never stop.
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Get her, get her, get her, get her.
You all know what it is.
We going to get her, put the nuts on her chin and still be her friend.
This is how we do this thing. You all know what it is.
Miami Dade County and Pumper No, Pumper Ho, Pumper No,
Pumper Ho, Pumper No, Pumper Ho. No, how it going?
[hip hop music plays]
Narrator: Puncho didn't win the car show, but he did get his masterpiece
built with his cheap ass.
Built with his cheap ass.
Well, this is one fine piece of work here, my brother.
Hey, man, thank you, man.
It's been a long time coming.
A lot of blood, sweat, and tears in this one here, man.
Yes, but you know, sometimes the destination, as in this
place, makes the journey well worth.
Hey, man, listen, man.
Don't you see I'm in the middle of something?
Understood. But I came here for you.
My bad, OG, I didn't even know that was you.
- I didn't catch on to the voice. - No apologies, man.
No apologies necessary.
Look, I totally understand.
But I just stopped past today because I wanted to give you something
that I know Starr wanted you to have.
After the trial ended, the police finally released Starr's.
After the trial ended, the police finally released Starr's
belongings, and this is a little piece of unfinished
business that I know she wanted finished.
I love you, girl.
Narrator: Sometimes the journey is painful, and many times we simply need to recognize.
Narrator: Sometimes the journey is painful, and many times we simply need to recognize
the real goal and the true source of our happiness.
When you have that attention to detail and you trust the process without cutting.
When you have that attention to detail and you trust the process without cutting
corners, that is what makes you a king.
[Melancholic music plays]