Ghetto Pass

When a person defines themselves or proves that they have a history of overcomming adversity proving their knowledge of the street and has the ability to hold themselves and their image as a person of the ghetto whether their of color or not.

A dickish traffic maneuver often observed in US ghettos. This maneuver requires two actors. The first, a driver stopped at a red light of a single lane urban intersection, is the bystander. The ghetto pass is performed when the second actor, the ghetto passer, approaches the intersection but instead of stopping behind driver #1, pulls into the right turn lane, so the cars are side-by-side. As the light changes to green the ghetto passer floors their vehicle to pass driver #1, then swerves left to cut back into the proper driving lane.

When an individual purchases one ticket to a film at a multiplex and in addition to watching that film, they walk into one or several other films without purchasing additional tickets before leaving the theater for the day. An easy feat to accomplish in theaters were the ushers don't take their jobs seriously or too distracted trying to hook-up with patrons of the opposite (or same) sex.