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12 Dec 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief, agitated monologue, the speaker (Speaker A) expresses frustration at being judged by others without understanding his background or reasons for his behavior. He repeatedly questions why others are acting a certain way, emphasizes that his past as a young person is unknown to the audience, and shifts focus to a conflict involving someone’s daughter, accusing the other party of neglect and implying the daughter belongs on the street. The tone is confrontational and defensive, with the speaker demanding respect and questioning the motives of those around him.

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It's like everybody just sitting here judging me because I'm acting this type of way, but nobody knows why I'm acting this way. Why are you acting this way? Nobody knows about my background. What is the reason? All right, so you know me, I used to be young. First of all, I don't know who just said yes please. Y'all wanna get it on? Y'all wanna get it on? All right, and we can respect to get it on when we get outta here, 'cause I don't know why you talking like that. I don't know why you talking like that. I didn't ask you, we're about your daughter, not about me. Why you here? Why you not watching about your daughter? Come on, come on. Your daughter belong in the street.