The Cookout

[The Haze Of Our Lives]

O hate the fact the last time I took my grandma there it was our worst and last time ever going. She wanted to go and her cancer was getting worse but I never tell her no, so we went. 3rd time and the worst and last.

We were called that word 3 motherfucking times that day and I was done with the Christmas store, the Bavarian Inn and Zingermanns. Those pink parasites made my granny’s last trip there pure hell.

I really wanted to burn the entire place down with the Trumpanzees still in it. Don’t buy shit from there you WILL be #BlackTaxed.
The more I think about that entire day the earlier it is for me to hate YT as a whole. Their women, kids and elderly are ALL anti black racist.

 

[Deleted member 191]

I can understand how your GMa probably had a sense that her time was running short, but if I could ask, what particularly was so special about that place that she wanted to visit a location where the black population has historically been less than 5%?

 

[Deleted member 1946]

I had never even heard of Michissippi before. I was thinking you were talking about Mississippi in the USA. I learn something new every day.

 

[Deleted member 1946]

O hate the fact the last time I took my grandma there it was our worst and last time ever going. She wanted to go and her cancer was getting worse but I never tell her no, so we went. 3rd time and the worst and last.

We were called that word 3 motherfucking times that day and I was done with the Christmas store, the Bavarian Inn and Zingermanns. Those pink parasites made my granny’s last trip there pure hell.

I really wanted to burn the entire place down with the Trumpanzees still in it. Don’t buy shit from there you WILL be #BlackTaxed.
The more I think about that entire day the earlier it is for me to hate YT as a whole. Their women, kids and elderly are ALL anti black racist.

I will definitely take your word and avoid it.

 

[Deleted member 1946]

I can understand how your GMa probably had a sense that her time was running short, but if I could ask, what particularly was so special about that place that she wanted to visit a location where the black population has historically been less than 5%?

I wonder is it the perceived quality of care.