Adult Chris: [v.o.] The janitor was the one person at Corleone that everybody knew. But nobody knew anything about.
Greg: I heard he did a kid a favor once... for five bucks.
Chris: What type of favor?
[flashback:]
Janitor: [takes money] Next time, kid, study for your test.

Chris: Hey.
Janitor: Hey. I know you. You're that Black kid.
Chris: Chris.
Janitor: Yeah.
Chris: So, can you do me a favor?
Janitor: Well, that depends. Got five bucks?

Adult Chris: [v.o.] With Drew running loose in a building full of courtrooms, my mother was imagining the worst.
[fantasy:]
Judge: I find the Defendant guilty of being a Black teenager in a court of law. [bangs gavel]
Drew: I didn't do it, Mom.

Janitor: Try now, Chris.
Chris: [engine revving] All right, you fixed it.
Janitor: No problem. That'll be five bucks.
Chris: I already gave you five.
Janitor: That was for the favor. This is to keep my mouth shut. [Chris hands over another five bucks] Nice doing business with you.

Rochelle: Excuse me. Did you see my little girl?
Bailiff: Yeah, she stepped out.
Rochelle: Stepped out? What do you mean stepped out? She's just a little girl.
Bailiff: Whoa, whoa. You're the one that left her here.
Rochelle: Did you just "whoa" me?

Police Officer: Yes, Your Honor. Uh, on the date in question, I clocked the defendant here, doing 32 miles an hour in a 25 mile an hour zone.
Judge: Mmm.
Police Officer: And when I approached the vehicle, she unleashed a torrent of obscenities and I, honestly, I was personally offended.
Rochelle: What?!
Judge: Ma'am.
Rochelle: Oh. Your highness...
Judge: Your Honor, ma'am.
Rochelle: Oh, I'm sorry, Your Honor. Now, I know the officer may have clocked me doing 32, but I know I wasn't.
Judge: Yes, so let me get this straight. You want me to take your word versus the word of a sworn officer of the law.
Rochelle: Yes.
Judge: Okay, do you have any other witnesses?
Rochelle: Nope. Nope.
Judge: Guilty.

Julius: How'd it go in court?
Rochelle: I won. Just like I told you I would, Julius.
Julius: You did?
Rochelle: Mm-hmm. I told you I wasn't speeding. I proved my case.
Tonya: Then she got fined $80 for contempt of court for doing a victory dance.
Rochelle: Did anybody ask you that?

Adult Chris: [v.o.] Since I got the car home and nobody got hurt, I figured the best thing to do was to keep it to myself and never do anything like that again.
All: Amen.
Julius: Well... Well, next Friday, Chris, I'll let you move it again.
Chris: Cool.
Julius: Where'd you park it?
Chris: Across the street.
[meanwhile, the car is towed after being parked in front of a hydrant]