The Ballas are chased by Carl, Sweet, Smoke and Ryder. Sweet and Ryder shoot at the Ballas car, while Smoke stuffs his face with food. The Ballas car is eventually destroyed, killing the Ballas inside. Afterwards, Carl drives Sweet, Smoke and Ryder back to Grove Street. Carl then drives Smoke back to his house in Idlewood. Along the way, Carl asks Smoke why he moved out of Grove Street. Smoke tells Carl that he received money from his aunt's will, but Grove Street will always be his home. When Carl and Smoke reach Smoke's house, Smoke gets out and heads inside.
As soon as the cutscene ends, stick close to the Ballas car as much as possible. Try to ram their Voodoo into walls, buildings, etc. Also try to PIT-manoeuvre the Ballas car, and/or block them from getting around Sweet's car to make it easier for Sweet and Ryder to shoot at them.
CJ comes over to visit
Sweet at his
house and sees him leaving with
Smoke and
Ryder. CJ and Ryder greet each other while Sweet and Smoke are talking about something in the back.
CJ overhears Smoke telling Sweet that "respect has to be earned, just like money".
Sweet takes offence to this and asks Smoke if he's trying to imply that he doesn't respect him.
Smoke tries to explain himself.
Sweet raises his voice and tells Smoke to "speak up".
Smoke tells Sweet that he's actually hungry.
Smoke says that they've got to eat to keep their strengths up.
Smoke tells CJ that he has to be hungry too and CJ says that he could eat.
Ryder asks where they'd go for some food and suggests tacos.
Sweet says that he's tired of tacos and that they should go somewhere else.
CJ, Sweet, Ryder and Smoke getting into Sweet's
Greenwood to drive to the Cluckin' Bell restaurant in
Willowfield.
On the way to Cluckin' Bell, CJ asks Sweet how their
mother got killed, as he says he can't not ask.
Ryder says that they should all talk about it, as the killers were apparently gunning for Sweet.
Smoke asks Ryder how he knows that the killers were trying to kill Sweet.
Ryder says that some people say they saw a green
Sabre driving into the cul-de-sac and firing off at their mother's
house, which they probably thought Sweet was still living in, before speeding off.
Smoke says that it could just be a rumor and that the killing went down completely differently.
The quartet arriving at the Cluckin' Bell in Willowfield.
The quartet drives through the drive-thru and the clerk asks them to place their orders.
Ryder orders a number 9, just like CJ's.
Sweet orders a number 6 with extra dip.
Big Smoke places an insanely big order: two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda.
Big Smoke's order is so big that it makes Ryder and CJ look at him in disbelief.
After a moment of silence, CJ apologizes to Sweet for bringing back bad memories when he asked about their mother's death and says that he was just curious and had to know.
Sweet says he understands why CJ asked him about it, but he's trying his best to forget about it.
Sweet says that he didn't even know his mother was hit until the shooting had already stopped.
Smoke interrupts their conversation and tells them that they can start eating.
The quartet drives around to the side of the restaurant to pay for the food.
Ryders says that he doesn't feel comfortable in Willowfield, as he thinks they have some beef with the set there.
Smoke ignores Ryder's comments and keeps talking about food, saying that he can't stand cold food and that they shouldn't let it cool down while they pointlessly talk.
Smoke begins handing out the food to the crew, as Ryder notices a pink
Voodoo strolling down the street, he realizes it's the same
Kilo Tray Ballas that were
chasing them around
Los Santos not that long ago.
Sweet says that Ryder jinxed them not being in any trouble.
The quartet soon realizes that the Balla Voodoo is heading to the cul-de-sac.
The quartet all realize that the Ballas are going to perform a drive-by.
CJ must now chase the Voodoo while Sweet, Ryder and Smoke all try to shoot the Ballas down before they reach the cul-de-sac.
The quartet shooting out with the Balla gangbangers.
While Sweet and Ryder are shooting at the Ballas, they notice that Smoke is sitting still and eating his food. They ask Smoke while he's doing that.
Smoke casually says that he'll start shooting once he's done eating.
CJ tells Smoke to quit eating and start protecting his homies.
After some time, Smoke is still eating.
Smoke doesn't relent and is still eating instead of shooting at the Ballas.
After enough damage has been dealt to the Voodoo, the Ballas bail out.
Sweet and Ryder finishing off the Ballas.
After the attacking Ballas are dealt with, CJ must drive the quartet back to the cul-de-sac in Grove Street.
While Sweet and Ryder are catching their breaths after an intense shootout, Smoke says that the food was good.
Ryder yells at Smoke to start shooting next time or he'll shoot him.
Sweet says that Smoke is getting too "wide", to which Big Smoke only responds laughingly saying that that's why Sweet loves him.
The quartet returning to Sweet's house in Grove Street.
After the quartet returns, Smoke says that they all did well and that their victory over the Ballas here was a "one up for the Grove".
Ryder says that it is, but no thanks to Smoke, as all he did was eat up.
Sweet asks the other three if they want a beer.
Smoke refuses and says that he needs to go back to his house for a bit. He then asks CJ if he could drive him there.
Ryder and Sweet get out and walk into Sweet's house.
CJ must now take Smoke to his house.
On the way, CJ asks Smoke what he was thinking, not shooting at the attackers and eating his food instead.
Smoke says that he doesn't see anything bad in it and says that if he can peacefully eat food while everyone else is going crazy, he's alright. CJ doesn't understand what he meant by this and Smoke just says that this was some poetry that he's been reading.
Further down the road, CJ asks Smoke why he moved out of Grove Street.
Smoke explains that he moved out because his aunt gave him some money. He says that his new house is nice, but it's nowhere near as good as living with his homies in Grove Street.
CJ and Smoke arriving at Smoke's house.
Smoke thanks CJ for giving him a ride and says that he has missed having Carl around.
CJ thanks Smoke for the kind words and says that he only wishes Sweet shared Smoke's feelings.
Smoke tells CJ that if Sweet has been cold to him, then it's because he's still mourning his mother.
Smoke gives Carl some money for his troubles and tells him to relax, before walking off.
