Wesencounters adrug lookout(with aheadset).Narrator andJustin take thegraffiti-coveredsubway backto the Bronx.Brawl breaksout duringthe baseballgame.Wes decidesselling drugsis an easyway to makemoney.Wes getshigh forthe firsttime.Narrator andJustin rushhome beforedusk.Wesmistakes atrash canfor a girl.Narrator'suncle attemptsto host abaseballgame.Narrator'stwo worldsretreat totheir separatecorners.Tony getsshot in abotcheddrug deal.Narrator'smotherthreatens himwith militaryschool.Narratorexaggerateshissuspensionstory.Narratorrotatesclothes tohide poverty.Narratorvisits sneakerstores inManhattan hecan't afford.Narrator'smotherdecides tosend him toprivate school.Boys secureseats afterwhite peopleget off at110th Street.Ozziedismisses apanhandler.Wes failssixthgrade.Thenarratortalks aboutcultureThe narratordescribesRiverdale'saffluent,beautifulcampus.Mary Mooresarcasticallywarns Wes.Narrator'sgradesbegin toslip.Narrator makesup a storyabout his"vacationhome" inBrooklyn. Wes'smothermoves himto BaltimoreCounty.Wes findshis mother'sbag ofmarijuana.We find outabout thenarrator'senvironmentThe crewasks thenarrator abouthis "whiteschool."Wesencounters adrug lookout(with aheadset).Narrator andJustin take thegraffiti-coveredsubway backto the Bronx.Brawl breaksout duringthe baseballgame.Wes decidesselling drugsis an easyway to makemoney.Wes getshigh forthe firsttime.Narrator andJustin rushhome beforedusk.Wesmistakes atrash canfor a girl.Narrator'suncle attemptsto host abaseballgame.Narrator'stwo worldsretreat totheir separatecorners.Tony getsshot in abotcheddrug deal.Narrator'smotherthreatens himwith militaryschool.Narratorexaggerateshissuspensionstory.Narratorrotatesclothes tohide poverty.Narratorvisits sneakerstores inManhattan hecan't afford.Narrator'smotherdecides tosend him toprivate school.Boys secureseats afterwhite peopleget off at110th Street.Ozziedismisses apanhandler.Wes failssixthgrade.Thenarratortalks aboutcultureThe narratordescribesRiverdale'saffluent,beautifulcampus.Mary Mooresarcasticallywarns Wes.Narrator'sgradesbegin toslip.Narrator makesup a storyabout his"vacationhome" inBrooklyn. Wes'smothermoves himto BaltimoreCounty.Wes findshis mother'sbag ofmarijuana.We find outabout thenarrator'senvironmentThe crewasks thenarrator abouthis "whiteschool."

TOWM Ch 3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Wes encounters a drug lookout (with a headset).
  2. Narrator and Justin take the graffiti-covered subway back to the Bronx.
  3. Brawl breaks out during the baseball game.
  4. Wes decides selling drugs is an easy way to make money.
  5. Wes gets high for the first time.
  6. Narrator and Justin rush home before dusk.
  7. Wes mistakes a trash can for a girl.
  8. Narrator's uncle attempts to host a baseball game.
  9. Narrator's two worlds retreat to their separate corners.
  10. Tony gets shot in a botched drug deal.
  11. Narrator's mother threatens him with military school.
  12. Narrator exaggerates his suspension story.
  13. Narrator rotates clothes to hide poverty.
  14. Narrator visits sneaker stores in Manhattan he can't afford.
  15. Narrator's mother decides to send him to private school.
  16. Boys secure seats after white people get off at 110th Street.
  17. Ozzie dismisses a panhandler.
  18. Wes fails sixth grade.
  19. The narrator talks about culture
  20. The narrator describes Riverdale's affluent, beautiful campus.
  21. Mary Moore sarcastically warns Wes.
  22. Narrator's grades begin to slip.
  23. Narrator makes up a story about his "vacation home" in Brooklyn.
  24. Wes's mother moves him to Baltimore County.
  25. Wes finds his mother's bag of marijuana.
  26. We find out about the narrator's environment
  27. The crew asks the narrator about his "white school."