Tyler James Williams credited as playing...
Chris
- Chris: Mom, I didn't eat all the dinner by myself. I shouldn't have to clean it all up by myself.
- Rochelle: I don't wear all the clothes, but I wash them by myself. I don't sleep in all the beds in this house, but I make them up by myself. I don't pee in all of the toilets in this house by myself!
- Chris: Mom, Drew and Tonya sitting right there doing nothing. Why can't they help?
- Rochelle: Because I told you to do it. Now I don't want to hear no more back talk. Now clean this mess up.
- Chris: No. I'm not gonna do it.
- Rochelle: Lord, please help me before I knock this boy's neck off. Eight, nine, t... ten!
- Narrator: I wouldn't see a woman that perplexed again until Palin found out her daughter was knocked up.
- Greg Wuliger: [to Chris] So what happened?
- Chris: I talked back to my mother, she's telling my father and I had to get out the house before he got home.
- Greg Wuliger: What were you thinking?
- Chris: She's always making me do work while Drew and Tonya sit around like it's a hotel. I mean, why do I have to be a maid? Do I look French? Do I have on a black skirt with a white apron?
- Narrator: That's a whole other type of maid.
- Rochelle: [to Chris] What you think you're doing?
- Chris: I'm making breakfast.
- Rochelle: With my eggs?
- Narrator: No, I bought the eggs and I bought the bacon.
- Rochelle: Oh, well, you ain't buy that skillet, you ain't buy that fire, you ain't buy that spatula, you ain't buy that plate.
- Chris: Next time, I'll remember to buy a paper plate.
- Rochelle: Ooh! Next time? Oh, next? "Oh, next time, I'll remember to buy a paper..." No, next time, you need to remember. This ain't your kitchen! This ain't your stove, this ain't your floor, those ain't your frozen gizzards, that ain't your...
- Chris: You say none of this is mine, maybe I should find someplace else to be.
- Rochelle: Uh-oh! Did y'all see that? I guess he jumping bad now. You bad! I guess you Shaft! You's a bad mother... shut your mouth! No. Since you're so independent, so liberated, maybe you need to go live in the Statue of Liberty.
- Chris: Fine. I'm leaving.
- Narrator: I stood my ground and now I was gonna be standing out on the street.
- Julius: I just need to understand why you would talk to your mother like that.
- Chris: Dad, Drew and Tonya were sitting down, watching TV and I'm the only one Mom said to go clean up. It's just not fair. You raised me to stand up for myself, so why do I get in trouble when I do it at home?
- Julius: Look, Chris, you might win the battle, but you're gonna lose the war. Sometimes it's not about just being right. Hey, look, you need to apologize to your mother.
- Chris: Why?
- Julius: Because she will make your life miserable. Do you know how many times I've been right and still had to apologize? 469,531 times!
- Narrator: And counting!
- Chris: How is that even possible?
- Julius: Because she doesn't care!
- Chris: It doesn't make any sense!
- Julius: Exactly. Look, that's the number one rule of living with women: Nothing makes sense. When you learn this, then you'll finally understand what it is to be a man. Wrong or right, you still have to be sorry.