We got pulled over the other night.
We made an illegal turn.
[SIRENS]
He said my license was suspended.
I have my paperwork saying that my license is good,
and I came down here to get our truck released.
Reed Dollaz is in the building.
I'm Anthony from Beyond Bars Records.
That's my artist, Reed Dollaz.
They call me Reed Dollaz, and once again, PPA
has took our promotional truck.
I just paid $162.
People work too hard to be taking our money.
Can I see the traffic court papers, the registration,
and insurance?
Yeah.
DORIAN: It says here "driving a car
with a suspension of license."
That's why they got stopped.
Right here.
I have my paperwork saying that my license is good.
Here's the letter.
They messed up.
OK.
OK, sir, I want to ask you to call
Nationwide and ask them to fax over a copy
of your insurance policy.
REED DOLLAZ: Yo.
What?
What are you talking about?
That insurance is good.
The cop even pulled me over.
He didn't give me a ticket for insurance.
OK. OK, sir--
Let's just-- can I have my truck, please?
Yo.
Sir, I'm asking for you to prove that the insurance
card is good.
Listen, that truck is legal.
Can I have my truck, please?
I'm doing my job, OK?
What job?
REED DOLLAZ: Yo.
ANTHONY: You're not a police officer.
The police over ran the whole information on the car.
Sir, this card's questionable.
It doesn't look like the normal Nationwide
that we're familiar with.
OK, I have more--
I have something else in the truck
from the insurance company.
WOMAN: We'll let you go out there.
- OK. - But we're not guarantee--
And bring me the keys.
WOMAN: --we'll accept it.
I might as well just crash so they see I got insurance.
They might get past the police officers,
but they won't get past us here.
Take this form over to the gate,
and someone will show you where the car is.
This is crazy.
You have the key?
Excuse me.
I can't get in the truck 'cause yous have the keys.
There's your keys back.
It's typical.
I'm angry.
I want my car.
I mean, I don't take nothing personal.
How come yous always come up with some kind of new plan
and new some idea how to keep people's [BLEEP] an extra day
so they can make more money?
I don't know.
This might be fake, too, to them.
I don't-- - Let me see.
You know, I don't know.
It looks fine to me.
ANTHONY: I wish I would've situated
this issue before I got pulled over with my license.
Time and money, because we got stuff to do.
OK.
MAN: Sir, come this way.
OK.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you.
Yeah, you can come up.
All right.
I thought I handed it to you.
No, the only thing you gave me was this one.
That's it.
I showed it to him, and that's why I had to pay $162.
Are you sure I didn't give it to you?
Can you check?
I'm double checking my stuff.
Nothing.
He probably lost it outside or something.
This is ridiculous.
I'm almost 100% positive I gave it to you, because it
had the receipt on it.
[KNOCKING]
I don't know what his problem is.
Do we have his traffic court papers?
No, I handed it over right back to him.
Can I have my truck?
Can you find it, and you call me?
MAN: Can you call the office and see if they can fax a copy?
OK.
Yeah, give me my keys, and let me get out of here.
This is Dorian for lot number one.
Is it possible that you could send over a copy
of his traffic court papers?
[LAUGHS] He's being released, and now
he can holler at someone else.
And this is for this form.
Just take it over to the gate again,
and someone will show you where the car is.
Thank you.
All right.
Now he got his car back.
His blood pressure dropped way down now.
WOMAN: Yeah. MAN: You got it?
Yeah.
For real.
Just wait until an escort gets back.
All right, where--
He'll be back in a minute.
OK, where's my keys?
Now I'm losing my mind.
They're eating off us.
They're eating off these hard working people, man.
Go in there and ask them if he's got the keys to the truck.
It's the worst luck.
I don't want to come behind this fence.
I'm [MUTED].
Here, take him down.
Here, wait.
Here are your papers.
Go to your car and get them.
Beautiful truck.
A little dirty now.
Ah, they're writing on my windows.
Thanks.
Yep.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
(SINGING) And we out this [BLEEP]..
Y'all know me.
There you go.
Promotional copies.
"And Then Came Reed."
All right, thank you.
Everything's straight now.
The next time a PPA come around my hood
and try to take a car--
Don't say nothing crazy.
I'm still--
I'm-- I'm sicking a pit bull on your ass.
That's all I'm gonna say.
This is the only PPA man that I will not touch,
because he's a good man.
But the rest of them, I'm gonna get
the pit bull to bit your ass.
They're called "Toast to This."
Album drops February-- "And Then Came Reed."
- Cool, thank you. - Thanks, buddy.
Thank you, man. Back in business.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
(SINGING) Hey, hey, we gonna toast to this.
ANTHONY: PPA!
It's a CD from the rapper, Reed.
He got the rap CD, I see.
He said he's gonna listen to it on the way home.
So he gave it to me.
He signed it, you know, because he said for helping him,
you know, get his car out.