Pimpin' Ain't Easy
I recieved a "sign" today.
It was early morning - I was browsing through the market next to my office, being a good hunter-gatherer for sustenance for the day, when I stumbled upon it.
Its a bad sign for the "vision" of MGM Home Entertainment when they decide that supermarket kiosks are the best way to sell DVDs- in case, while looking for frozen peas, you decide you just can't live without a copy of Agent Cody Banks or The Shanghai Cobra ... but, as I walked down the row - there it was. A copy of the Hughes Brothers "American Pimp."
I thought, I just can't walk out without getting a copy of $9.99 goodness. The story of Filmore Slim, Rosebudd, the Archibishop Don "Magic" Juan, and other "macks" out there in the game. I had to buy it.
What better statement on the Syndicate lifestle is there, than a little pimpin for breakfast?
It was early morning - I was browsing through the market next to my office, being a good hunter-gatherer for sustenance for the day, when I stumbled upon it.
Its a bad sign for the "vision" of MGM Home Entertainment when they decide that supermarket kiosks are the best way to sell DVDs- in case, while looking for frozen peas, you decide you just can't live without a copy of Agent Cody Banks or The Shanghai Cobra ... but, as I walked down the row - there it was. A copy of the Hughes Brothers "American Pimp."
I thought, I just can't walk out without getting a copy of $9.99 goodness. The story of Filmore Slim, Rosebudd, the Archibishop Don "Magic" Juan, and other "macks" out there in the game. I had to buy it.
What better statement on the Syndicate lifestle is there, than a little pimpin for breakfast?
posted by Mitch at 10:29 AM
2 Comments:
I saw Americam Pimp at Cinema 21 in Portland. Let's just say, it was an appropriate setting.
"Where's my money, bitch!"
I almost feel proud to have worked on the acquisition documents for that fine piece of American cinematic history.
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