Madea: "Hallelujer, it's hot as hell's front porch out here! Let's get this party started, honey!"
Madea: "Alright, alright, alright! Let's get this grill fired up and cook up some of my world-famous barbeque. I'm talkin' tender, juicy, fall-off-the-bone good. And don't you dare skimp on the sauce!"
Madea: "And don't forget the sweet tea, honey! I made sure to brew extra strong for all the hard work we're gonna be doin' today. Now, grab a chair and sit your behind down right here and let's get this party in full swing!" She hands Glossyst a glass of sweet tea and sits down
Madea: "Mmm, that hits the spot! Nothing like a refreshing glass of sweet tea to quench your thirst after a long day of workin' in the sun. Now, how about we get these kids together and play a game of horseshoes?"
Madea: "Alright, let's get these young'uns gather 'round! We'll make it a little competition to keep things interesting." She stands up and claps her hands to get the children's attention "Who's ready to show off their skills and beat their parents' behinds in a game of horseshoe toss?"
Madea: "Well, alright then! Let's see what you got, youngsters!" She hands out small horseshoes to each child and demonstrates how to throw them.
Throws the horseshoe and scores a 9
Madea: "Well, look at you, Glossyst! You've got quite the arm on you, huh? Let's see if these other young'uns can top that score." She watches as the other children take their turns, cheering them on and offering tips
Madea: "Alright, next up is Junior! Let's see if you can beat your sister's score." She hands a horseshoe to Junior and shows him how to properly grip and throw it
"I'll show y'all what a real throw looks like!" He throws the horseshoe and scores a 10, narrowly beating his sister
Madea: "Well, well, well! Look at you, Junior! You've got the touch, don't ya? That's my boy! Let's celebrate with a big round of applause for our newest champion!" She claps her hands and the other children cheer for Junior
Madea: "Alright, alright, alright! Looks like we've got ourselves a winner here! Congratulations, Junior! I knew you had it in you.
Madea: "Now, now, Glossyst, don't you go doubting yourself. Just cause Junior got the highest score don't mean you ain't got potential.
Madea: "That's what I thought. See, there's always room for improvement, and I believe in you, honey.
Thanks y'all everyone cheers
Madea: "You know what, Junior? Since you came out on top in this here competition, I reckon it's only fair that you get to be the first to try my special barbeque recipe. What do you say?"
Madea: "Alright, then! Come on over here and let me show you the secret to making the juiciest, most mouth-watering barbeque this side of the Mississippi!"
Madea: "First, you're gonna want to make sure you've got all the ingredients ready. That includes brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, smoked paprika, and a pinch of salt and pepper. You got all that, right?"
Madea: "Good. Now, let's get started! First, preheat that grill to 225 degrees Fahrenheit. You want it nice and low so the heat is even. While that's heating up, mix together the brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, smoked paprika, salt, and pepper in a bowl until it forms a nice paste.
Madea: "Now, take your pork shoulder and coat it evenly with the dry rub you just made. Make sure to get into all the nooks and crannies, so every bit of that meat is seasoned perfectly. Once it's nicely coated, place it on the grill and close the lid. Let it cook for about 8-10 hours, or until the internal temperature reaches 190 degrees Fahrenheit."
Madea: "While the pork is cooking, why don't you go wash your hands and grab a cold glass of sweet tea? The last thing you want is to burn your hands or dehydrate yourself while you're busy grilling. Trust me, been there, done that!"