Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: film opens with pre-taped sketch depicting scene from Murphy 's childhood, Fact2: Murphy After begins by discussing angry reactions of celebrities parodied in previous stand-up show Delirious T and Michael Jackson as well as homosexual viewers offended by jokes about faggots emerging on stage for live show, Fact3: Richard Pryor Angered by Cosby 's assumption that entire act was nothing but filth flarn filth for advice, Fact4: only concerns be making audiences laugh, Fact5: American women convince her to stand up for herself and demand

The film opens with a pretaped sketch depicting a scene from Murphys childhood. At a family Thanksgiving in November 1968, the children take turns showing their talents to the assembled relatives including one played by Murphy himself. Young Eddie Deon Richmond shocks the family with a rude joke about a monkey and a lion. After emerging on stage for the live show, Murphy begins by discussing the angry reactions of celebrities parodied in his previous standup show, Delirious, specifically Mr. T and Michael Jackson, as well as homosexual viewers offended by his jokes about faggots. Murphy then narrates a phone call he received from Bill Cosby chastising him for using profanity on stage. Angered by Cosbys assumption that his entire act was nothing but filth flarn filth, Murphy calls Richard Pryor for advice. Pryor declares that his only concerns should be making audiences laugh and getting paid, and recommends that he tell Cosby to Have a Coke and a smile and shut the fuck up. Murphy elaborates on his admiration for the raw comedy of Pryor, running through a routine from his own teenage years about defecation, in Pryors voice. He then goes on to talk about how people who dont speak English only pick up the curse words in his act, and shout them at him on the street. Next comes a lengthy routine about dating and relationships. Murphy explains that the rise of deadly sexually transmitted infections has motivated him to seek marriage, but the divorce of Johnny Carson and Joanna Holland in which she sought 50 of his assets has left him paranoid about the financial risk of marriage, concluding that no pussy is worth 150 million. He mocks the aggression and materialism of American women compared to the meekness of Japanese women, referring to the popularity of Janet Jacksons song What Have You Done for Me Lately. He jokes that he intends to go deep into Africa to find a bush bitch who has no concept of Western culture... at least until American women convince her to stand up for herself and demand HALF! This develops into a broader warning to men to avoid the pussy trap, and a warning to women that men never remain faithful — once a man has evoked a powerful orgasm from a woman ooohhhh! she will tolerate all kinds of misbehavior, although she may pursue infidelity of her own. The next segment narrates a childhood memory of his mother promising to cook him a hamburger better than McDonalds, only to produce a disgusting welfare burger, a lump of beef filled with onion and green peppers on Wonder Bread while the neighborhood children show off their McDonalds hamburgers in a callback to the ice cream segment of Delirious. Murphy then talks about white people out on the town, criticizing their embarrassing dance moves, leading onto ItalianAmericans being inspired by Rocky, then culminates to a bit about fighting in a discotheque with Deney Terrio, eventually starting a largescale brawl after which everybody sued me for millions of dollars. After the fight, Murphy calls his parents, leading to a long impression of his drunken stepfather another callback to a popular bit from Delirious. This final segment runs for over 10 minutes and incorporates his stepfathers habit of misquoting Motown songs including Aint Too Proud to Beg, which opened the film.