[crickets chirping]
- There's always lots of people at
Papa and Grandma's house on Sundays.
I get to play with my cousins,
my uncles and aunties,
but my favorite part...
is always the food.
- Is it good, Rose?
- Uh huh.
Thank you Grandma,
but I think I ate too much.
- Ok, baby.
Let me just take that biscuit and pack it up.
- No! I'm not done yet!
- Calm down.
You can always have more later.
Larry, can you put this in the car for me, honey?
- Of course baby.
Greg!
Come help me with this stuff boy.
- All right Dad.
- Where are you going Daddy?
Where's Papa taking the food?
- Don't worry baby, you'll see.
You're coming too.
- But I don't wanna go.
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Where are we going Tina?
Why are they taking all of the food away?
- Stop acting like a baby.
You'll see soon enough.
Besides you had plenty of food and
you didn't even share one bite with me.
- I'm not acting like a baby!
[car door shuts]
- Are you ready Rose?
It'll be fun, just you wait.
[popping sounds]
[car engine]
[door opens]
- This is where we're taking the food, Rose.
- So we're giving it away?
- To people who need it.
We're fortunate to have extra food.
So we're going to share, ok?
- But I don't wanna share!
[footsteps]
Tina!
[thud]
- It's you.
- He has Tina.
- Joe?
- Hey Prim, Larry, and look at you Greg,
all grown up.
- Rose, this is Joe, my old friend.
He used to run the old doll store
where I got Tina when I was a little girl.
- This must be your grandbaby?
She looks just like you Prim.
Here you go.
- What do you say Rose?
- Thank you.
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- He's such a nice man.
I wonder where his family is?
[popping sounds]
- All right now, enjoy.
- Can I get a few more sweet potatoes on my plate,
little one?
[plop]
- Thanks for picking up Tina for me.
- She must have been so excited to see me
that she jumped right out of your arms.
- Daddy, can we come back to see Joe?
I like it here.
- Of course we can baby.
- The food this Sunday tasted so good,
but for some reason tasted better than last Sunday.
Maybe it's because I got to share it with all of you.
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