But, you see, what I didnât realize at the time and what Kevin had to learn the hard way is we were breaking an unwritten and unspoken rule of show business. And if I say it, youâll know that Iâm telling you the truth. The rule is that no matter what you do in your artistic expression, you are never, ever, allowed to upset⊠the alphabet people. You know who I mean. Those people that took 20% of the alphabet for themselves. Iâd say thĐ” letters, but I donât want to conjure thĐ”ir anger. Ah, itâs too late now. Iâm talking about them Lâs and them Bâs and them Gâs and the Tâs.
People would be surprised. I have friends of all kinds of letters. Everybody loves me and I love everybody. I got friends who are Lâs. I got friends who are Bâs. And I got friends who are Gâs. But the Tâs hate my fuckinâ guts. And I donât blame âem. Itâs not their fault. Itâs mine. I canât stop telling jokes about these n i g g a s. I donât want to write these jokes, but I just canât stop!
You know, you hear all those letters together all the time. âLBGT, LBGT,â and you think itâs just one big movement. Itâs not. All those letters are their own movement. They just travel in the same car together. And⊠my guess isâŠ
Oh! What is this, high school? This n i g g a probably got a babysitter or something. Go and answer your phone, n i g g a. Get that shit out of here. Iâm⊠Iâm in the middle of something important. Wouldnât it be funny if we made fun of him and heâs like, âHa, ha,â and he went outside like, âHello?â âMamaâs dead.â âOh, no!â âMamaâs dead.â That was a weird-timed phone call, wasnât it? Itâs like his phone is gay.
Like I was saying⊠my guess is⊠the Gâs are driving that car. That makes sense to me. âCause thereâs white men in the Gâs. And these people are trying to get around, uh, discrimination and oppression, and you know how white dudes are. âWe know these roads. In fact, we built these roads. âThe rest of you, buckle up. Weâll get you to where you want to go.â
So the Gâs are just driving the car. Of course, next to the Gâs in the passenger seat⊠is the Lâs. Everybody likes the Lâs, except for the Gâs. I donât know what thatâs about. I just know the Gâs donât like them that much. The Gâs always say, like, little subliminal digs on âem. Itâs unnecessary shit. Itâs not mean, but you know what I mean? They just be like⊠âI wouldnât wear that.â
And the only thing that breaks the tension between the Lâs and the Gâs are the Bâs in the backseat. Thatâs right. There you go. Everybody scream out when you hear your letter. If thereâs one thing that the Lâs and the Gâs agree on, is itâs that the Bâs are fuckinâ gross. They seem greedy to the Lâs and the Gâs. You know what I mean? âCause theyâre just sittinâ in the back seat like, âYeah, man, Iâll fuck anybody in this car. Whatâs going on, man?â
And sitting next to the Bâs, all the way in the backseat by themselves looking out the window⊠thatâs the Tâs. Everybody in the car respects the Tâs, but everyone also⊠resents the Tâs. Itâs not the Tâsâ fault, but everyone in the car just feels like the Tâs are making the trip take longer. Anything the Tâs say gets on everybodyâs nerves. And then, the Tâs donât even say anything bad. They just be in the back talking to themselves. âHm⊠âIâm hot.â âShut up. Shut the fuck up, okay? You should roll the window down, you⊠Bitch, I donât know what youâŠâ âWhat? I just said I was hot. Can you pull over at the next exit? I need to use the restroom.â âThere is not a restroom for you for four states, n i g g a! Will you just shut the fuck up so we can get where weâre going?â
And just when that car canât get any more tense, the Qâs are a hitchhiker that they pick up on the road. Some white dude in booty shorts just walking in the freeway. The Gâs see him. âHm, that guy might be one of us. Hey, are you okay? You need some help?â And he come over there with them booty shorts, leaning on the window. âHey, whatâs going on, fellas?â Lady. Whatever pronoun makes you feel comfortable in the back. Yeah. I donât really know where Iâm going. I donât know if Iâm gay or Iâm straight or whatever. All I know for sure is that, um⊠I really want to get in this car.â And they make him get in and sit between the Bâs and the Tâs.