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Yeah, we don't sell gasoline the neighbors here I'm not looking for a Philip miss Ellis My name is Bill Riddick Yeah Wilba Harvey suggested oh well, but Harvey said you yeah, he said I should come see you. Yeah He said you represented great many people in this town You're right about that. Well, Miss Ellis, I've been asked to organize a charrette. I'll read the newspaper. Oh, so don't you know it. Hold on. Are you here to ask me to come to your integration meetings? Well, for now, just lunch. Lunch? Tomorrow with me and with Aunt Atwater. Come again? Come again? Well, I was hoping you'd come to lunch with me and Ann Atwater. Ann Atwater? Ann Atwater. What did Wilbur Harvey think I'd say to that? Well, he thought you would say no. He'd be right about that, too. Well, see you, Miss Allison. You're not from around here, but, uh, Mr, uh... Riddick. So I help you out. Folks in this town and especially me wanting niggas to stay in their homeschools That definitely one of the options Mr Ellis Right now, I'm going to leave you my card. The local number's on the back. You change your mind. Boy, you better get on out of here. Go and get it like I told you. Mr. Ellis, I hope you reconsider. This year at it's happening, so, uh, if you truly represent your people, represent them. Have a good day. We know this makes you uncomfortable, CP, but goddammit, it's the best thing that could happen. Uncomfortable isn't exactly the word I'd use for it, Garvey. CP, what do you think would happen if a lily-white liberal was in there instead of you? Nothing good. you