And so I do what I have to do and because of honor and righteousness.

I cut everybody in line And now, there is carry-on baggage being thrown at the back of my head.

It's not mother's day but I'm being called a mother And I lean at the counter.

And I say ma'am, I want flight 2222 going to San Francisco.

Please give me my ticket And the woman looks at me, she goes, sir.

I don't know if you're aware but that flight leaves in six minutes and probably closed the door already. I'm sorry sir you can't get on that plane. It's.

Impossible This woman did not know my mother.

So I put my hand on my hip and I said you know some my mama told me, ain't no such thing as impossible.

And then let me tell you I don't care if you're Irish, if you're Italian, if you're Korean, if your Columbian.

If you're New Jerseyan sometimes you've got to get ethnic on people.

And so I put on my hand on my other hip and I said and my grandmama told me.

That black people have been making a way out of no way for a long time I'm going to get on that plane, ma'am.

And so at this point she must have known my aid, because she rolls her eyes too.

And she says you can go ahead and try, she hands me my ticket Well, at this point, I throw my bag over my shoulder.

And I start sprinting through that airport jumping over bags, dodging people, running through the airport like a man from a.

Commercial, we don't talk about anymore The older people get that joke a lot better than the younger ones.

And I get about 25 yards from the gate and there's this woman putting the combination on the door.