You don’t pay for my weave
1. statement of independance; can take care of own salon needs, etc.
2. can be -ssociated with “you don’t know me” – -ssuming false pretense to understanding the situation and/or person; can be followed by a booteh b-mp and a finger snap
jamal pulls out his food stamps to pay for shaqueque’s baby food.
shaqueque: “you don’t pay for my weave! you don’t know me!”
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