Peckerwood

Old Faye.

Peckerwood.

Wonderbread.

What do you call a hundred black men buried in the ground up to their neck? Afroturf.

[laughs]

Old Peckerwood walks into Erewhon or whatever and says, "Hey, let me get this, uh, bubble tea.

I know the password." The password is-

Bubble

hate that? You wish you could do that with your hair, don't you? You try to look like the Tonka.

Don't with the T-shirt, don't you, Peckerwood? Like, oh, your shirt's got dreads.

Nice.

Yeah.

[singing]

This is the Peckerwood karaoke, y'all.

[singing] Sweet kindness.

[singing] Ooh, yeah.

she was like, oh, my God.

This Peckerwood woman.

Paige thought you said terrible palsy.

I didn't know what you were saying.

Puerto Rican friend, that gives me M&M's.

He needed a Peckerwood.

And I needed a Puerto Rican friend.

And

I grew up in a place with a lot of gang members, and some of the gang members were neo-Nazis.

Peckerwoods.

So it's not a race thing.

These guys are an organized criminal unit.

yeah yeah yeah they touch on racism a lot there uh like at the movie too like at the end when like the you know three of biff's buddies are chasing marty in the car and they're like oh like you spook or whatever and they're like who you call it a spook and like all these guys get out and you're like yeah

Yeah, Peckerwood.

That was the first

time I learned Peckerwood's a racial slur against white people.

I never knew

that before this movie.