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(signature scratching)

(paper burning)

(techno music)

Waited my whole night
just for this moment with you

R-r-rap stars

This life is love oh baby

It comes and it goes

So I've been told

If you find someone
to share it with

Someone to enjoy it with

Make this time
a memorable moment

I'll be your special one

And I'll never give enough

And you can never buy my love

I think I'll give you my love

That's what I'll do for ya, baby

I waited my whole life
just for this moment

Forever, forever, forever, baby

I've waited my whole life
just for this moment with you

I knew together we could

The shape of your heart

I love the way each
day is a special day

Because I love hearing
you say good morning

Good night

Your kiss just feels so right

-: All right, girl,
see you all later.

-: Bye.

-: This is my stop as well.

I'll see you.

Bye.

And I can't stop 'cause
I'm in my zone right now

I don't wanna slow down,
I need to throw right now

Yeah, you like the way I
do it when I push it down

So I'm gonna make
you feel me now

Hey

-: All right, okay, my beautiful
musicians of the future.

I want to know right now,

who's your favorite musician?

-: Chris Brown.

-: Chris Brown, anybody
else Chris Brown?

You know a little
bit of Chris Brown,

you can give us a little
Chris Brown right now?

-: Uh, not right now.

-: Oh, the ladies
love Chris Brown.

I'm telling you.

How 'bout um, Drake?

Raise your hand if
you know who Drake is.

Drizzy, who knows who Drake is?

-: Yo, yo, yo, man,
everybody know who Drake is.

-: Oh, everybody
know who Drake is?

I thought that's
what I just said.

Everybody put your
hands up in the air.

Thank you, Rashid.

- : Naw, I was...
- : Thank you for that.

But um, let me ask
you guys something.

Who knows who Jay Z,
Sean Carter, Jiggerman?

-: Yo, teach, this
is stupid, all right?

Who in here don't
know who Jay Z is?

-: Okay, I get where you're
goin' with this, Rashid.

I get where you goin' with this.

This is basic for y'all, right?

So easy, keep them hands
up, throw them ones up,

you know, wave 'em
from side to side.

Who knows who George Augustus
Polgreen Bridgetower is?

Oh, silence, silence now.

Everybody lookin' at each other.

Okay.

Jaleel, what's up?

-: He was an African
American music composer

born in Poland 1778.

-: Ooh, okay.

-: No, because there's no
black people born in Poland.

-: Wasn't no black
people born in Poland.

(laughing) Actually,
you're wrong.

You're wrong, Rashid.

Jaleel, you're right.

George Augustus
Polgreen Bridgetower

was in fact, a composer,
and he was born in Poland,

and he was a black man.

-: He a nerd, man,
that's all that is.

(class laughing)

-: Hey, how about you
stay off Warsaw hip hop

and use Google search a
little more constructively.

You know what I'm sayin'?
You'll be fine.

-: Hey, you all see this?

Watch me turn it
more constructively.

Thanks for the help.

You dig what I'm saying right...

-: Hey!

Rashid, no sign language.

- : He started it.
- : Hey, hey.

- All right, man, look...
- Teach it's all good.

I got him on the next one.

-: All right, for the bonus.

This is for the bonus.

This is serious, okay?

Did you know that
Beethoven was a black man?

Ah!

(classical music)

-: What proof do
you have of that?

-: Uh, that would be
Wikipedia circa 2015.

I look up everything on
the internet just like y'all do.

(gentle music)

-: Hey, baby.

-: Hey, you makin' me late.

No, no, uh uh, uh uh, you are
goin' to the club with me
tonight.

-: Baby, I'm
really, really beat.

-: You are goin' to the
club with me tonight,

'cause you need to
support your man.

-: How was class?

-: Oh class, class was
awesome, but you're not

gonna change the subject.

You goin' to the club tonight.
Let go.

-: Baby, I wanna go, I truly do.

I really, really do,

but I been in the air, on
my feet for four straight days.

My big toe is killin' me.

-: Okay, I tell you what.

I'm gonna massage the big toe

and the whole entire foot
later tonight, but right now,

I will give you a piggyback
to the club, okay?

That's a deal.

-: Okay, okay, I'll go.

But let me take a
quick shower first.

-: Quick.

Quick.

-: Ugh.

I'm so mad at you right now.

-: You're bein' dramatic.
Come on, let's go.

-: Only if you do me a favor.

Will you lotion my lower
back after my shower?

-: Stop it.

I know this is a trap.

-: No, it's no trap.

-: There's no trap?
Another button, please.

Oh.

-: I'm much more relaxed.

You should listen
to me more often

-: I think I should.

From the first time
I laid eyes on you

I knew you were the one
the way it felt so true

My heart and my hand don't know

-: You know, I have a
surprise for you tonight.

-: A surprise?

-: Um hmm.

-: Really?

-: At the club.

Your brother was in
on it and everything.

-: You got Dylan in on it?

-: Yeah.

-: Don't let Dylan
lead you astray now.

So where's my surprise?

-: You know I've proposed to you
10 times over the last 12 years?

-: Oh, boy.

-: No, no, oh boy,
no oh boy, no oh boy.

My family thinks that I'm
crazy, especially my mother.

But I love you.

You don't think you deserve to
be more than a girlfriend, baby?

-: I don't mind bein'
just your girlfriend.

You're my best friend, and that
means more to me than some

ring or title that neither one
of us is ready to live up to.

-: It's 12 years, I'm ready.

I've been ready.

I just want to give you more.

You deserve more.

Let me give you more.

-: Okay.

-: Okay?

-: Okay.

-: Look, Nina, you can
say yes, you can say no,

but I can't do this no more.

Will you marry me?

Round two?

I can't control the way you feel

Gotta let you know
this love is real

(upbeat jazz music)

-: Check out the love birds!

Ha ha ha, ain't this
about a something,

my big sis and my
new brother-in-law.

Man, I'm really
excited for you guys.

Now, sis, you know you're
in good hands here, right?

-: You think?

-: Yeah, I do, and if I didn't,
I would have bin nipped this a
long time ago.

Seriously, I'm really
happy for you guys.

She's a great dude for you.

All right, I gotta
break out though.

I love you.

-: Hey, take care
of my sister, man.

-: I got you, clean, boy.

He's a good guy.

-: No regrets.

-: No regrets.

(upbeat music)

-: Oh, see yeah, that
diamond is all that, yay!

Ooh, see that is why
I love me some Roman.

Oh, I think I have a tear.

Oh, Tammy,

Tammy, Tammy, Tammy,
my sweet pathetic friend.

Anyway, there is no such
thing as a perfect marriage,

but you can strive for
perfection and honesty and
everything...

-: Okay, okay, stop, stop
with all the peace and harmony.

Girl, look, where you about
to go, I've already been, okay?

Some advice, you
wanna get married,

go on and jump the
broom with your bad ass.

Go on, jump, jump, do it.

You can do it, but
make sure you got some

escape routes, that's right,

'cause when he messes up, and he
will mess up, bam, take the
route.

-: Bitter, bitter
and mo' bitter.

-: She's always bitter, okay?

But listen, Nina, you
are the last one of us

to do this, okay, and we
are examples of what to do

and what not to do.

-: Uh huh, okay, whatever.

You must've accepted his
proposal 'cause you bored, huh?

-: I don't know.

-: You don't know?

What do you mean you don't know?

-: To be honest, I don't know.

The thought of marriage
actually depresses me.

-: Oh, honey, depressing
is not even the word, okay?

I was married to my knucklehead
husband faithful and forever,

and he walks away from my family
'cause he wants to experience
life.

Well, Negro, this is your life.

How about that?

But you know what?

I'll take a 38 and
put it to his head

and pull the trigger
end your life, no joke.

Shit.

Nina, listen to me, honey, okay?

Marriage is an abomination.

Don't do it!

Abort. Run as fast as you can.

Moonwalk, hop the
fence, skip to the loo,

call Uber, whatever
you got to do.

Don't do it.

Marriage drains every
ounce of your soul

and your body, but you
know, I love Roman.

I do. I think he's a good guy.

And if you're gonna do it, then
just make it a open marriage.

-: What?

No, I'm not sharing Roman.

I'd be devastated if he wanted
me to share him with someone
else.

-: Okay, Nina Thomas,
correct me if I'm wrong, dear,

but (throat clearing) isn't
Roman your first, your last and
your only?

-: Yeah, and I'm proud of that.

-: Okay, Houston, we
got a major problem.

You mean to tell me you
about to marry the only

penis you've ever had?

Y'all don't see nothing
wrong with this?

I see somethin' very
wrong with this.

You gotta get out there
and ho at least one time.

Air that shit out!

-: Ah no, you make it sound
like ho'ing is something normal.

-: It is somethin' normal.
Ask Rebecca?

-: What!

Don't try me.

-: Hey, before you were married.

Anyway, I'm sayin', it's the
same for men and women.

-: Rebecca? It's as
easy as ordering a latte.

Girl, dip with some random
guy and take it to your grave.

-: Yeah, don't do it, no.

-: Okay, y'all, she at
least gotta even the scales.

I mean, come on.

-: Even the scale?

Roman is the, I've,
I'm the, Roman.

Even what scale?

-: Hello.

- You finished packin'?
- Nope.

-: Nope.

Nope?

-: Can you stop?
I'm trying to pack.

-: I'm makin' Roman's
favorite eggplant tonight.

Don't you got a appetite for
Roman's favorite eggplant?

-: I'm tryin' to tell you I
don't have an appetite for
Roman.

-: What's wrong, hmm?

What's wrong, tell
me what's wrong.

I see you got a little attitude.

What?

What did I do?

- What you.

Why you keep buyin' this stuff?

You know I don't like oatmeal.

- Okay, it's good for
you, and I love it, so.

Baby, you ain't gotta eat it.

- I don't like it, just like I
don't like that you slept with
Tabitha Johnson.

You know, the ho that slept
with the entire football team?

-: Who told you that, though?

You know, baby, everybody
was sleepin' with her.

-: Yeah, everybody like the
basketball team, the soccer
team...

-: And the football team. I
played football all four years.

- : Oh, really?
- : Run through.

- Oh, you gonna keep on goin'?
- I was a running back.

-: You gonna keep going?
You know that cast iron skillet?

It is on the stove
in the kitchen.

-: You gonna put some
eggplant in it, though, right?

-: You need to wipe
that smirk off your face.

-: So you're serious?

1,000 years ago, something from
college, you're bringing that
back?

Come on, what's goin' on?

You got a little cold feet?

-: Why can't things
stay the way they are?

-: Where you goin'?

-: Don't follow me.

-: I'm followin' you.

What?

-: I thought I
was your only one.

You were my first.

-: Baby, I'm not
about no foolishness.

I'm the man who put that ring on
your finger. Look at your
finger.

That's me.

(slow piano music)

-: Can I get you
anything, sweetie?

-: How about you, sexy?

She's hot.

(dangerous music)

-: Thank you.

Thank you.

-: Enjoy your stay.

-: Thank you, guys.

Nina: Enjoy your stay.

Yeah, uh

What goes around
in my city, city

Friday nights
look pretty, pretty

Beverly Hills extra stay since

I love life and I'm living

It's goin' down
and I'm gettin' it

It's my time and I'm winnin'

With the underdog
at the track dog

-: Oh, come on.

You gotta be kidding me.

- Oh, my God! - Of course I want
to hear about your dolls.

- : Oh my God, um.
- : Give me a second, Em.

- 42.

841.

I'm sorry.

Sorry.

-: Still here, baby.

No, somebody had the wrong room.

(gentle music)

(light music)

(phone ringing)

-: Hi, boo boo, I miss you!

-: Who is this?

-: Nina?

-: Dude, do I sound like a Nina?

-: Yo, who is this?

-: Who is this?

You're calling my house!

-: No, no, who is this?

I'm calling my fiancee. This
is her phone. Who is this?

-: Fiancee?

My dude, are you just playin'
dumb or workin' off being
stupid?

Who gets married in 2016?

Just rent the chicks
and get the lovin' for free.

You're a lame, so
stop callin' me, lame.

-: Hey, hey, who?

-: Lame ass dude.

Jesus Christ, I
told her extra ham!

-: You gotta be kiddin' me.

(phone ringing)

-: Where's my phone?

(phone ringing)

-: What?

-: I'm gonna track you
down, and I'm gonna find you,

and when I do, I'm gonna
beat the living crap outta you!

-: Pretty waitress in
the air, hold on a sec.

(phone button beeps)

This is the waitress
from the plane.

I knew she dug me.

I want extra, extra,
extra, extra ham.

(phone button beeps)

I'm back.

-: Okay, since
you like to steal,

I am going to slowly
take your left hand

and cut each and every
one of your fingers off!

-: That's a pretty violent act.

I admit to taking your dull cell
phone to see if you had any
interesting nudies.

Zilch!

Your phone is boring, and
this conversation is over.

It's over!

(gentle music)

-: Culver City Mall, please.

-: Uh, I'm sorry, ma'am,
you must be in the wrong car.

- : Uh, Culver City Mall...
- : What's up, D?

-: Oh no, I beat him to it.
It's mine now, so leave.

I got a lotta
stuff to do. Leave.

-: You gotta use the app.
Uber don't work like that.

-: Really? You just
gonna kick me out of the...

Oh, okay, chivalry is
dead, gone, never existed.

-: Wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, chivalry is not dead.

Where you tryin' to go?

-: Culver City Mall.

-: Culver City Mall it is.

-: All right.

(hip hop music)

-: Quincy.

-: My father taught me
never to talk to strangers.

-: But you can gangsta
rides from one? (laughing)

-: Nina, and stop
smiling so much.

-: Nina.

Well, it's obvious who
you were named after.

-: "You'll find her waiting
like a lonesome queen

"'cause when she's by his side

"such a change
from old routine."

Nina Simone.

Buh ha, the other woman

-: What you know about that?

-: Ow.

- : Are you?
- : Yeah, no.

Yeah, I'm fine, I'm fine.
Man, what are you?

-: Really, a flat tire?

A huge flat tire?

My day can't get any worse.

-: Are you just pretending
to be this uptight?

-: I'm not an angry black woman.

-: No, I said uptight.

-: Before yesterday, I was
a really, really nice person.

You shoulda met me then.

-: My loss.

-: Nina?

-: Hey.

-: Are you okay?

-: Oh, well, it was
nice meeting you.

-: Are you gonna be okay?

-: Yeah, yeah, go
on, take that ride.

He's gonna be a while.

-: All righty then, captain.

Thank you.

-: Well, thank you,
for the company.

(gentle music)

-: Did you at least
get the number?

-: I didn't ask her
for her number, man.

-: Come on, Q.
It's been 14 months, man.

It's time to get
back out there, man.

-: Maybe you're right.

-: I know I'm right, and
she was fine, wasn't she?

(laughing)

- : Yeah, man.
- : Yes, she was.

-: Yes, man, she was fine.

-: Yes, she was.

Stop smiling.
- : What?

-: 'Cause you coulda
helped me, man.

Yeah, it just got real.

-: Uh huh, I got ya.

My bad.

- Thanks for your help, brother.

(light music)

Is that her wallet?

-: I'll find out.

Yes, it is.

- That's her.

(gentle music)

(phone ringing)

Automated Voice: The person you
have dialed can't take your call
now.

At the tone, please
record your message.

When you have finished
recording, simply hang up

or press the pound key
for further options.

(hip hop music)

You hold it down
girl, you already know

Don't mess around,
no time for games

Yeah you know it

You don't care what
haters say, girl, you know

-: You ladies finding
everything okay?

-: Yes, thank you.

-: Let me know if you need
anything. -: Thank you.

Hey, I like this.

Wait a minute.

- Bam.
- That's cute.

That's totally you.
You have to get that.

I love it.

You ready to buy?

-: Oh, oh my God.

- What?
- Oh my God!

- : What?
- : Oh my God,

I left my wallet inside the cab.

-: Oh God.

-: What if that guy has it?

-: That's a problem.

That's a Roman
problem. (laughing)

-: It's not funny.

Why are you laughing?

I can't find my phone,
I misplace my wallet,

and you're laughing.

Oh, the worst.

Ain't no wrong baby girl dream

You hold it down,
girl, you already know.

Don't mess around,
no time for games

Yeah, you know it.

Yeah, you know it

You don't care what
haters say, girl, you know

Girl, you know

You just focused on your grind

Yeah, you know

You better go girl

-: See, Nina, you should
always listen to me,

because my
great-great-grandmother was a
prophetess,

and every now and then,
I got the gift too.

And honey, you should sleep with
him and take it to your grave.

Wait. Hold on, hold on, mm, yes.

The spirit is tellin' me
Roman will never know.

-: Don't you let that
girl ruin your soul

and have your sparkling
cookie lookin' like rrp!

-: Her cookie's
already like rrp.

-: What are you talkin' about?

No, it's not. No,
it's not, Nina.

Her great-great-grandmother
wasn't even some prophetess,
okay.

She was a slave.

And so you need to stop it.

At the end of the day,
you do not have any

signs of any kind, but you do be
having those hormonic tendencies
though.

Nina, keep your legs closed, and
do not give away your cookie.

-: Girl, we're just
talkin' about sex.

-: No, no, it's not just sex.

- Oh my God.
- Okay, Nina, um hmm, hold on.

We gotta focus.

Look at me.

You must pay attention
to the signs.

You finding out that you're not
the only woman Roman's been
with, sign.

You get to LA and run into a hot
guy, and there's a connection,
sign.

Your cell phone is
stolen, sign, sign, sign.

Roman can't get in
touch with you. Hello, sign!

Okay, bam, I'm on a roll.

Hot guy gets in the
car with you, sign!

Okay, look, I don't know
what you bitches see,

but I can see the signs clearly.

So Nina, the question becomes,

are you gonna sit up here
and wait for miracles and floods

and the locusts to
fly out your ass or

are you going to pay attention
to the signs and honey, get you
some ass.

Sleep with that man.

- Don't do it!

-: No.

I can't.

-: Shit.

- Thank you, your husband is
causing you to lose your moral
mind.

-: Um hmm, and I'm
all right with that.

It's about damn time,
'cause you know what,

I've been a good girl
for far too long.

Now, I'm about to
be a bad bitch.

-: If you listen to
our beloved friend,

you're gonna end up
like our beloved friend,

lonely, miserable,
headed for divorce.

You know, misery
loves company, girl.

-: People aren't
meant to be pure.

-: We weren't meant to
be hos either, girl,

but you are killing
the game. (chuckling)

Your husband is gone,
really, you need to stop.

-: Uh, no, I hate his guts,

and I hope an entire block of
skyscrapers falls and kills him
to death.

-: Wow, damn.

-: So Nina, go, honey.

Go and get you some ass.

-: Don't do it!

(gentle music)

(hand knocking)

(upbeat music)

-: Hey, your wallet.

- I promise I'm not
looking at your muscles.

Um, something tells
me that I'm not touching

my wallet, so can you
please place my wallet

in the palm of my hand?

- On one condition.

Come downstairs with
me, have a glass of wine.

-: Let me freshen up.

-: See you in a few minutes.

'Cause we grown

No one can take away
whatever it is that we own

Forbidden fruit you are

I can't believe my eyes

You're gonna steal

-: Is everything on
the menu GMO free?

- Yes, it is.

I'll be right back with
your appetizer, okay?

-: Groovy.

So what is your relationship
with Los Angeles?

-: Uh, my daughter and wife.

We used to live in
San Diego, but my wife

decided to move back to
LA to be closer to her mother.

I decided to stay in San Diego,
and I try to get up here as
often as I can.

-: Oh, so a
long-distance marriage?

-: Oh no, no, we're divorced.

-: Well, how long
were you married?

- 15 years.

-15 years.

That's a lotta years
that you guys put in.

This looks delicious.

-: So I'm guessing
you're engaged.

-: Well, what's so funny?

-: Oh, what does your
fiancee do for a living?

-: He's a music teacher,
and he's in a band.

-: Nice.

Nice, you must be very proud.

-: I'm very proud, very much so,

and I love him very
much, I might add.

What?

- Okay, check it out.

If he were to call
you right now,

would you answer the
phone or ignore it?

-: My phone got stolen.

-: Answer the question.

-: What was the question?

-: If he were to call right
now, while we're having dinner.

-: Brunch.

-: All right, while
we're having brunch,

would you answer the
call or ignore it?

(gentle music)

-: Ignore it.

-: Why?

-: Because I wouldn't
want to lie to him.

(phone ringing)

-: Saved by the bell.

Hello.

What?

Sophia, just tell her to
come down from the tree.

Okay, yeah, okay, I'm on my way.

Um hmm, okay.

- Everything okay?

-: My daughter climbed
up into her treehouse

and refuses to take her
medication until I get there.

-: Uh, okay, well, no worries.

I can just get a ride
back to the hotel.

-: No, no, come with me.

-: Come with you?

What?

-: Yeah, I insist.

-: You insist?

You want me to go with
you to your ex-wife's house?

Are you fucking crazy?

-: Maybe a little bit.

Please, come.

-: Are you sure?

-: Yeah, it'll be quick,
I promise, in and out.

-: I don't know.

-: You can wait in the car.

I'd really like to spend
some more time with you.

-: Really?

-: Really.

- Uh..

Okay, well, how much
I owe you for dinner?

-: No, no, no, brunch is on me.

I'm feeling chivalrous.

10, 15 minutes tops.

Daddy's here.

-: Oh, good.

Em!

-: What happened to your face?

-: Huh?

-: What's that?

-: Ow.

Don't ask.

You changed your
hair. It looks good.

-: Oh, thanks.

-: All right, Em,
Daddy's coming.

-: Be careful.

-: Sophia, if our seven year old
can climb this tree, I should be
just fine.

-: Okay, okay, I'm just
concerned, because...

-: You don't need to be...

Can you give me a
little space, please?

Daddy Q is coming, Em.

-: Hi, Daddy.

-: Hi, baby.

-: I'm glad you're here.

-: Oh, okay.

But then I need you to come
downstairs and take your
medication, young lady, okay?

-: Drink your tea, Daddy.

-: Okay.

-: Daddy! Tea is
meant to be sipped.

I need to make you another cup,
and take your time and sip it.

-: Okay, but then you're gonna
come downstairs and take your
medication, okay?

- : Okay.
- : Okay.

-: Daddy?

Thank you for coming
a little early.

I really wanted to see you.

-: Hey, peanut,
anything for you.

How you feeling?

-: I feel amazing.

Also, we're gonna
take a cup for mommy.

-: Okay, all right.

Sipping, sipping.

I'll take Mommy's cup.

-: Let's go.

I'm now ready to
take my medication.

-: And um,

some instructions on how
you get out of your treehouse.

I'll bring the cups, right?

- : Yeah.
- : Okay.

-: Mommy, Daddy has
something for you.

-: Special delivery,
here you go.

-: You see, Daddy, you see
how Mommy sips the tea?

You have to sip.

So since we're all here, and
it's a few hours before dinner,

well, maybe Daddy can stay?

I'd like to hear
your thoughts, Mommy.

-: Oh, no.

Baby, I can't.

-: Daddy, you taught me
never to use the word can't.

You have to pick me up
in a few hours anyway.

Instead, we could all
have dinner together.

-: See that right there,
that's your half of the child.

-: Yeah, yeah, yeah, she is.

Um, look, sweetie.

Daddy has a friend
waiting for him outside, so.

-: Invite them. Grandma's also
coming over. It will be fun.

-: Baby, I really can't.

-: There's that
word can't again.

Mom, what do you say?

-: Sure, yeah,
invite your friend.

Your friend can come
back for dinner.

As a matter of fact, you and
your friend can take Emily to
the park and then

I can prepare dinner,
and just be back at five.

-: Sophia.

-: Oh, it's a female.

I mean, that's cool, you know.

Yeah, just be back at five.

Get her jacket.

- Somebody wants to go to the
park. - Yes!

-: All right.

Let's get your jacket.

(hip hop music)

- Seat belt.

-: Now, who's this
sweet little person?

-: Emily, pleased to meet you.

-: Well, pleased
to meet you, Emily.

Now, that's a sweet name.

-: Thank you, and
your name is Nina?

That's also a pretty name.

-: Thank you.

Sweet child.

-: That side of me is from
my mom, but most times,

my dad is also pretty awesome.

Oh, by the way, Nina, you're
going to have dinner with us.

I think my dad is kind
of afraid to tell you.

-: Dinner?

-: So what's up, Q? Where to?

-: Right down on the
right, two blocks.

(electric guitar music)

-: Yeah, I like that.

- : You feel it?
- : Yeah, I like that.

-: Then I go like this, I go.

This ain't like her, bro.

It ain't, bro.

No, it ain't like her.

I usually call her two, three
times a day. She always...

-: Yo, this is dope.

I like this.

-: You hear me, man?

Do you hear me?

-: Just check this out, man.

Stop assuming things, okay?

Maybe she just
misplaced her phone.

Look, don't go brewin'
up some crazy scenario

in your head like there's
some other dude in the picture.

-: No, I'm not sayin'
that, but what I am sayin'

is like some kid
picked up the phone,

and now her phone
goin' directly to voicemail.

-: So what?

-: Look, I just wanna
know if she okay, man.

And then she was actin'
all weird when she left, I'm..

-: Dude, just chill, all right.

Chill out.

-: You're sayin' that
'cause that's you sister, bro.

-: No, I'm saying chill because
that's what you need to do, man,
chill.

-: I thought that
women liked, you know,

weddings, all that, you know?

Like, why is she
afraid to get married?

I'm startin' to
feel like the chick.

-: Did you call her hotel room?

-: Like a billion times!

-: Yeah, that's
chick-like. (laughing)

-: Yo, stop playin' with me.

You think that's funny?

You laughin'?

-: Yeah, I'm laughing, man.

Look, let me give
her a call before you

have a panic attack.
- : Yeah, call her, call her,

call her.
- : All right, and in

the meantime
-: You're right, your're right.

-: get to playin', man, come on.

-: No, you right,
you call, I'll play.

Go ahead.

-: The person you have dialed
-: Is she pickin' up?

-: can't take your call now
-: Is she pickin' up?

-: Voicemail.

-: See!

Yo, I'm flyin' out there.

- : Flyin' out...
- : I'm gonna fly out there.

-: Whatever, man.

-: You ain't worried about your
sister? -: You trippin'.

-: Anything could be
happenin' to your sister.

-: Play, come on, play.

-: There's terrorists out here.

She a flight attendant, man.

(gentle guitar music)

Slow down!

-: How did I end up at
dinner with your ex-wife?

Are you nuts?

-: I promise, it wasn't my idea.

-: Look, I don't want
to complicate things.

I can come up with an excuse.

I'm feeling whooping cough.

(laughing)

The measles?

Mumps?

-: Chicken pox?
You know they're contagious.

-: Oh yeah, she's too smart.

That little girl is not
from this world. I see.

What's she taking
medication for?

-: Um, we agree never again
to speak, diabetes on her,

'cause our little girl is
kickin' its ass big time, and
she is winning.

So we started feeding her
more fruits and vegetables,

more beans, like
navy and lentil.

When you know better,
you can do better.

By the way, I was really
impressed you're so GMO
conscious.

-: Hey, man, I'm just
tryin' to eat to live.

What are you,

what are you tryin' to do?

-: Just thinkin'.

Your man, he's a lucky guy.

-: Really?

So then why am I sitting
here eating ice cream with you?

-: Enjoying the moment.

(gentle music)

-: Taking it to my grave.

- : Hmm?
- : Hmm?

-: You said something?

-: No.

I see you're hiding there

I can see through
every lie that you try

I can look at you and
tell through your eyes

That you're hiding

And you're fighting my love

Quit hiding your love

(bass music)

-: Is that an engagement ring

that you just tucked
under the table?

-: Mama.

-: I'm just askin' a question.

And I'm not starting
anything that they

didn't start when they
came through my door

and sit down for dinner.

Now, is that an engagement ring?

-: Yes, ma'am.

-: Well, Quincy,
that's awesome news.

The ink isn't even dry yet.

-: Hmm?

No, wait, wait a minute.

The two of us, Ms.
Carey, are not engaged.

-: No, no, no, no, my
fiance is in Chicago.

Quincy and I just met today.

-: Well, I guess I can
sense a one-night stand

comin' on in one, two,
maybe three, four hours?

-: Why are you startin' stuff?

-: I am not starting stuff,

and Sophie, you are
quite understanding.

If this was happening to me,

there would be Al Green grits,
Chris Brown's teeth prints

and OJ Simpson's butcher
knife all over this house.

-: Stop it.

-: Baby, I can't.

The spirit is willing, but
the flesh is absolutely weak.

Pass me those string beans.

Grandma definitely
know how to finish it.

I'm gonna finish
it, ain't I, baby?

(laughing)

Let me try to be nice.

Baby, what did you
say your name was?

-: Nina.

-: Nina, as in Nina Simone?

-: Yes, ma'am.

-: Oh, well, sweetpea, your
parents named you after the
wrong person.

They should've named you
after one of them Kardashians.

-: Mama!

-: Even Paris
Hilton would've fit.

-: Wow, uh, excuse her.

-: Excuse me?

Did you just say excuse me?

-: No.

-: You know somethin',
Sophie, you need to stop

bein' such a softie
and try to teach yourself

the art of the smack,
because a pimp smack

would be perfect
right about now!

Listen, baby, I know
you are a Christian,

but when the word says Jesus

turned water into wine, what
he really did, what it meant,

was he took the
palm of his hand.

He turned it into a
dangerous machine,

and he started whackin',
whackin', whackin' people.

-: Smack, smack, smack, smack.

-: That's right, baby.

- : Smack, smack, smack.
- : Please, Ms. Carey, please

don't be a bad example.

-: Bad example, you
callin' me a bad example?

Oh, well, I guess
you must be the pope,

and your girlfriend here
must be Mother Teresa,

sittin' up in here havin' dinner
with your ex-wife and your
daughter.

Ugh, I feel so happy that I
am invited to the last supper!

I just don't know what to do.

I guess Virgin Mary
over here, that's Sophie.

Emily, you Luke. (laughing)

One, two, three, four, five,

yeah, we missin'
about seven disciples.

I must be Jesus because I
can smell some straight-up

unholiness goin' on around here!

-: You are making
this so uncomfortable.

-: So, baby, am I makin'
you uncomfortable?

-: Oh no, everything's fine.

Everything's okay.

-: Well, damn, I'm
not doin' my job.

I'm sorry, baby,
grandma cussin'.

-: Hey, um, our ride is here,

and I just wanted to peek in
and say thank you for dinner.

Quincy's upstairs
with Emily, so um,

I'm gonna go sit in the car.

-: Nina!

So you're engaged.

You know, it's been 14 months
since our long, stressful
divorce.

It's not really a place
I've enjoyed being in.

-: I understand.

-: But, you know, if I were
gonna say anything to you, it is

to beware of the blame game.

It's a nasty game.

You know, something
goes wrong, and then you

place the blame on others,
and that gives you some

false sense of security
like you're guilt-free.

It's really silly,
stupid arguments that,

looking back now, I know
could have been prevented.

But, you know, I think Quincy,

I think he also understands that
we both were just determined

to save only ourselves, you
know, by sacrificing the other.

That's what killed
our 15-year marriage.

-: I'm sorry to hear that.

-: Well, how long
have you been engaged?

-: 12 years.

-: 12 years?

Well, marriage is
never for the weak.

-: Hey, our ride's here.

-: Hey, um, I'm gonna mosey on
out of here and give you two
some space.

Take care.

(gentle piano music)

-: I like her.

She's nice.

-: We okay?

-: Yeah, I'm fine.

You know, Emily can
stay here tonight,

and you can just pick
her up in the morning.

That works.

Quincy.

You okay?

-: You know,

I just don't know sometimes.

Thank you.

I'll see you in the morning.

-: Okay.

Ever since that day

That you came my way

-: What was that for?

(throat clearing)

-: Where to Q?

-: Back to the hotel.

-: Sophie, baby, what
is wrong with you?

-: What, what do you mean?

-: At some point, you are gonna
have to learn that you just need
to pipe down!

Now, listen, I have
been observing you two.

The way you look at each other.

The fire is not out,
even Emily can see it.

Your marriage is far from dead,

and if you want to
save it, all you need

is a little gratitude,
appreciation and an apology

and know when to just
shut up, listen and watch.

Now, baby, when your
father passed, I was done.

I was just so upset
with him that he

had left me in this
world all alone.

-: Mama, you're not alone.

-: I know that!

I'm just trying to tell you
that Quincy loves you,

and I want you to have
somebody that you really love,

like I loved your father.

That young girl he brought here,

she don't mean nothin' to him,

and she damn sure
don't want him.

They're like two kids just
spinnin' around until they are
dizzy.

They will snap out of it.

-: Okay, well, the divorce is
final, mama, what do you expect
me to do?

-: Child, those papers
don't mean nothin'!

They sure don't
define real love.

Listen, you think love died, but
real love, it never dies, baby,
it's eternal.

Now, I know you are
emotionally drained,

but listen, sweetie,
you have a lotta strength

in reserve, because
you are my daughter.

You're divine, and baby, that
gives you a tremendous amount of
power.

See, just when you
think that you cannot fight

one more fight, when you cannot
confront one more difficulty,

real love, oh real
love is powerful.

It will give you the energy to
take on one more challenge.

Your marriage, your family,
they're worth one more try.

All you have to
do is just listen

to what Quincy is not saying.

Oh, daughter, I
love you. Come here.

That's your husband.

What you wanna do now

Don't be shy now

You'd have made it to the room

What you wanna do now

-: Nina?

Long day?

Look, I know it's
none of my business,

but I do consider you my friend.

And that engagement
ring on your finger

is a promise you made
to yourself to Roman

to get married, and you're
entitled to change your opinion.

That's your right, but
at least tell Roman

that's what you want.

I mean, this dude,
he's a fantasy.

But what you and Roman
have, that's real.

-: Okay, you're right.

I'll tell Roman
exactly how I feel

and what I want when
I get back home.

And dude is fine as hell.

And I also consider you a
friend as well, so thank you.

-: You're welcome.

Just be smart.

Once you go there,
you can't go back.

-: Tammy said take
it to my grave.

-: Girl.

(giggling)

- I'll see ya.
- Okay.

(sexy music)

We're alone up in this place

Staring face to face

No experience sayin' the words

-: I'm so scared right now.

But I've never heard it said

That I can feel you
without even touching you

-: Can I kiss you?

-: Yes.

Without a single word from you

And I know you want
to take it there

-: Do you want me to kiss you?

-: I do.

We both know what we wanna do

But we shouldn't
do, it's gettin' real

We gotta get up outta bed

We're both sittin' in this room

You're lookin' at me,
and I'm lookin' at you

We both know what we wanna do

-: Do you want me to
take your clothes off?

-: Oh, do it slowly
so that I can think.

We're both sitting in this room

You're lookin' at me,
and I'm lookin' at you

We both know what we wanna do

But we shouldn't
do, it's gettin' real

We gotta get up outta bed

Oh we both sitting in this room

You're lookin' at me,
and I'm lookin' at you

(phone ringing)

We both know what we wanna do

But we shouldn't do

-: The phone.

-: Yeah, I got this, I got this.
Here ya go.

Stop it, cell phone.

That's Sophia.

Hello.

(dramatic music)

What?

She,

okay, I'll be there in 15, 10.

(Quincy sighs)
- : Is everything okay?

-: Emily's blood sugar went up.

They're taking her
to the hospital.

- Come with me.
- What?

-: Please.

-: Okay, okay.

-: Thank you.

Here.

- : Hey, Daddy.
- : Baby.

What did the doctor say?

-: They said I'm amazing.

-: Mmm hmm, yeah
well, this little girl

snuck some cake
and ate too much.

-: What do you mean too much?

Soph, you've got to do a
better job monitoring her.

You already know this
girl's the trip and the journey.

-: What do you mean do a better
job monitor, I do what I can.

- : You are.
- : Guys, please don't.

I'm faint.

-: Thank you for calling me.

-: Well, I mean, I know
how much she means to you.

She definitely
needs you right now.

-: Well, I need her.

Thank you.

-: You guys know what?

-: What's that, baby?

-: I like how you guys
look at each other.

It's kinda cute.

-: You stinker.

-: You know what, you
have got to stop scaring us.

What, what's wrong?

-: I ate so much of the
cake to make myself sick,

because I knew it would bring
you two together after our
dinner.

Dinner was fun.

I'm sorry.

-: Oh, baby, look at me.

You know how much
we love you, right?

-: Yeah, but, why do you
guys dislike each other?

-: Dislike each other?

We don't dislike each other.

I love your father.

- I love your Mommy too.

-: Hey, no se, what did he say?

-: Hey, that's our secret.

-: He said he loves you too.

No secrets.

- How's my Emily?

-: Fantastical!

Good, I need to get your
blood pressure now, okay?

It's gonna be a little tight.

(upbeat music)

Smoke and mirrors
can't see the picture

Clouding up your heart

You burned all your bridges

Running with scissors
out there in the dark

(slow music)

-: Is Emily doin' fine?

-: Oh, she's doing fine.

-: I'm waiting on my driver.

-: Great idea.

-: I really admire your
relationship with Sophia.

I hope she understands how truly
blessed she is to have a mother
like you.

I didn't have that.

My mom left when I was eight.

You know what, I just realized

that's why I believe I've been
running away from marriage.

I declined his
proposal for 12 years.

-: And he stuck around
after all of that?

-: Yeah.

-: 12 years!

Honey, your cookies must
be laced with the Holy Ghost.

(laughing)

-: I guess he
really does love me,

and everything I've been
doing, it's to sabotage that.

I don't want that.

I feel stupid.

-: Oh no, you're not.

Do you know anything
about your mother?

-: Oh, I know exactly
where she lives.

She's off in Brentwood.

-: Honey, that's
just 10 minutes away.

Go talk to her.

I mean, even if she rejects you,
at least you will have closure.

You know, you owe
it to your husband

to give him the
wife he deserves.

Tell her how you feel,

and get this thing outta your
mind and clear once and for all.

-: Thank you.

-: Oh, it look like
your car is here.

To save you now

To save you is
gonna take a miracle

To save you

The truth is too hard to deny

If I had to lose

-: Would you like some tea?

-: No, ma'am.

-: How's Dylan?

-: Oh Dylan, he's fine.

He's got a band, a
jazz band, and a club,

and he's very successful.

-: He always loved music.

I could remember when he would
just bang on my pots and pans.

-: He's really good.

I think you'd like his music.

I've driven past
a million times,

tears streaming
down my face as you

run your errands,

wondering why.

I just couldn't muster up
enough courage to approach you.

Um.

So this is what you
abandoned us for?

-: Look, I can't explain
why I did what I did,

and there's no excuse for it,
but I do understand why you hate
me.

-: Oh no, no, no, no, no.

I don't hate you.

-: I'm not a cold person.

I just don't know what to say.

-: Just call me stupid
for coming here.

-: No, I don't call you stupid.
It wasn't stupid.

You know, I'm glad
that you're here.

-: See, I got this great guy
back in Chicago, and he loves
me.

He loves me very
much, and I love him.

We're engaged to get married.

-: Oh, congratulations.

-: But I can't seem
to give him my all.

I keep running from him,

and I think it has to do with
our relationship, the
abandonment.

I often think
about that morning.

You made us oatmeal,

and that was the
last time we saw you.

I hate oatmeal.

But see, Roman,
Roman loves oatmeal.

That's his name, Roman.

And one day, I'd like to be able
to share a bowl of oatmeal with
him.

-: I'm sorry!

-: Mom, my car is down again.

Where's your keys?
I need to make a run.

Oh, sorry, I didn't
know we had company.

Hi.

-: I gotta go.

-: No, no, don't go.

Let me finish what
I have to say.

-: I can't do this.

I better go.

Thank you.

-: Nina, Nina,

please, come back in.

-: I gotta go.

-: No, just come
back in, all right?

Give her a chance to explain.

-: You know who I am?

-: I've seen you
around a few times.

I didn't know you
were following us.

None of that matters right
now, just come back in,

for you and for her.

Please.

(gentle music)

-: All right, go right
with you Chi-town.

-: Chi-town.

Time is lost whenever,

we're not together

As roses pass away

Time is not forever

You were there when I was lonely

Somewhere to be found

Where do we go from here

Seems like time has gone away

As the tears roll down my face

Your love reminds me

-: Why'd you leave?

-: I had something to do.

I'm glad Emily's feeling better.

-: She's home.

-: You have a beautiful family.

-: So what's next for you?

-: Going back to
Chicago to be a wife.

-: Well, I think you're
gonna be a very good one.

-: You think so?

-: I really do.

-: Thank you.

Quincy, today was very special.

-: Yes, it was.

Well, I should go.

But I will be back out towards
Chicago in about three weeks.

Maybe I can meet this lucky guy.

-: Go back to your family.

Until then, good night.

-: Good night.

(hand knocking)

-: Service for the woman I miss.

Really?

-: Roman.

I am not afraid

I don't need you,
need you anyway

Desire

I am not afraid
'cause I don't need you

I don't need you anyway

-: Roman,

can we talk?

You moved all your
things out of the loft

before I even had a
chance to explain.

It's not what you think.

I was confused, and I needed
to straighten a few things out.

No more games from me.

You don't understand.

Roman, you are all that I have.

Don't make me any more
confused than I already am.

-: I loved you.

You wasted 12 years of my life.

(sad music)

Lying here so all alone

You never wanted it anyway.

I love so much

And the pain just
eats my heart away

Feel cold alone no where to go

Love is the same,
tell me does it ever stay

Does it ever stay

'Cause being here in your
arms is all I've ever wanted

Being here in your arms
is all I've ever dreamed

-: You know, I think
it's the disrespect

of women that have us in this
condition that we in today, man.

-: Nah.

-: And to be humbly honest,

I think us men have to do a
better job in understanding
these women.

And you know what?

I think she took that ring off
and left the ball in your court
for a reason.

-: Now, you already
know I'm psychic,

and I can see into the future
you're gonna get back together.

We should go shopping
for wedding dresses

and red thongs and get
you a Brazilian wax.

-: Brazilian?

Brazilian?

Wait a minute, is it just
me, or is she glowing?

-: What?

-: You know what, um hmm.

I have noticed you got a little
glow, glow, glow about you or
something.

Um hmm.

-: Are you hating?

-: No, I'm just saying, I
see the pearls and the glow.

I want some pearls.
I want a glow.

-: So what's up?

-: Okay, it's not about
her. It's about me!

This moment is about me.

We're in my house,
this is me time,

we're focusing on
me, not him, but me.

I called my girls over...

-: I'm pregnant.

What, bitch, what?

Oh, get the hell outta here!

-: Congratulations.

-: I found out this morning.

I'm so excited.
- : Are you for real?

-: Okay, well this moment
is clearly about you.

No, but I talk a lot of
mess, but I do love my girls.

- : Oh, we love you.
- : We love you too.

-: Rebecca, you mean to tell me
your high siditty ass been
having sex?

-: Yes, we do.

-: Then let me find out.

But seriously girl, ooh,
mm, this is beautiful,

'cause I know you
all been trying.

Ooh, hold on, hold on.

Mm, um hmm.

The spirits are
tellin' me it's a boy.

Ooh, ooh, I'm gettin' chills.

The children, they are our base.

They are our future.

Our future.

That I believe the
children are our future

Tammy, put the glass down.

-: Yes, please.

Let's go find you
a wedding dress.

-: Well, first I have
to get the ring back

and the man before I can
go get a wedding dress.

-: Girl, if you wax that
swamp, the man'll come back.

(gentle music)

-: All right, sis, here you go.

You good?

-: Your big sister is depressed.

-: You know Roman has
that same disease.

- : Does he?
- : Um hmm.

-: Nothin' happened in LA.

-: Okay, why do you feel
you have to tell me that?

What's really going on, sis?

-: I talked to her.

You look a lot like her.

-: What was she like?

-: Sad, very sad.

-: Well, did you get
the answer you wanted?

-: Do you think you'll
ever be able to forgive her?

-: Honestly, Nina, I don't
even think about it anymore.

I mean, she moved on with her
life. I accepted that for what
it is.

-: Did you really?

-: Yeah.

-: Are you able to forgive?

-: I don't know.

Maybe if she asked,

but for me to just forgive when
she hasn't even made an effort
at all?

It's like a vanity
move on my part.

I mean, for me,

I just can't forgive because
somebody offended me

or bruised my little
ego or my pride, sis.

I mean, come on, she left us.

My forgiveness is valuable, and
I'm just not in the business of
giving that away.

-: Dylan, that's your mother.

-: Yeah, and she
left her children.

Let's just see what
happens, all right.

I mean, I'd love to meet her.

Honestly, I want to meet her.

I mean, what was her
reason for leaving us, sis?

-: She didn't intend to.

She moved to LA to
pursue her dreams.

Mom was a go-getter,

but a few bad decisions,
met with hard times,

by the time she managed to get
back up on her feet, we were
older,

and she said she
couldn't face us.

Dylan,

I love you.

-: I love you too, sis.

-: Uh, Regina Carter, violinist,

so that's next week.

Okay, you guys know
I love you, and um,

all right, get on outta here.

See you next week.

(sad music)

Hey, guys.

-: Yo, teach, what's
going on with you, man?

-: You all right?

-: You look like
you're about to cry.

-: I do?

- You good.

-: No, I'm good.

-: You sure?

Yeah.

-: You know, teach,
this is the first time

I've come to this class
and not learned anything.

We all love your class because
every time we come in here,

you teach us something new.

And we don't get that from most
of the teachers at this school,

especially at this school.

I just wanted to tell you that.

-: Okay.

Good man.

-: Shake it off.

You can't be in
here cryin', man.

-: That's all I'm sayin'.

There's always something
to do, you know?

You got emotional stuff on us.

-: Roman, right?

-: You guys are dismissed.

What can I do for you, man?

I'm here with my students.

-: Uh, I came to Chicago
for some business.

My wife and my daughter
and I, we met with Nina today,

but I really wanted
to talk to you.

-: I'm here with
my students, man.

-: Listen, brother, I'm sure
that there's nothing more that
you want to do than

punch me in the face, but

I'm really hoping you'll hear
me out before that happens.

Can we talk?

-: Take a sit.

(gentle music)

-: And I hope you
don't throw that away.

And last week, I saw
something in her eyes, man.

I wish I, are you
listening, man?

I can see right through
every lie that you try

-: Hey, let's give
these two a moment.

-: I spoke to my mother.

-: Really?

Wow, okay.

-: I'm sorry, Roman.

-: How is she?

How was it?

-: I really needed it, for me.

I mean, I really
needed it for us.

-: So you got the
closure that you need.

-: Definitely.

-: I'm proud of you.

I'm really proud of you.

Quincy, he came by the job,

and I really got to show him
some respect for that, I mean.

At first, I thought I was gonna
have to put the Chicago hands on
him, you know.

-: There is no one else.

If you want me to tell
you what happened in LA,

I'm ready to give
you every detail,

but trust me, it's
not important.

But everything that happened,
oh my God, it was necessary.

I don't know how to explain it,

so you're gonna have to
listen to everything that I say.

I met Quincy on that day,
and we became friends.

I met his wife, and then
she became a friend.

And you,

you are absolutely
my best friend.

They needed me, and in a
huge way, I needed them.

-: Are you good?

-: Oh, I'm better than good.

I'm ready to move on with you.

Did you get a good
price for the ring?

-: Oh, I sold that ring.

I got a good price for that too.

Baby, I would never sell
anything connected to you.

I love you.

(Nina gasps)

Nina, will you marry me?

-: I'm all you.

-: No regrets.

-: No regrets.

Here I am give your love to me

Take my heart

(guests applauding)

It's my life show
me the way to live

'Cause this feels right

I need to know if it's real

(gentle piano music)

-: Look what I've got.

Right here is Roman's
special, special oatmeal,

you know, make me strong.

How my father used to make it

with honey and love,
and a little bit of raisins.

-: Where are the raisins?

-: A little cinnamon.

-: Where are the raisins?

-: Just eat it.

Go back and forth
and in and out of love

But that doesn't
change how I feel about us

And girl I know it
gets hard at times

But walkin' away
just wouldn't be right

So baby let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

Let's stay together

You say some times
I drive you crazy

And make you feel
like you're losing your mind

But we're just human beings

So you've got your problems

Just like I've got mine

We go back and forth
and in and out of love

In and out of love

But that doesn't
change how I feel about us

I know walking away
just wouldn't be right

So baby let's stay together

Let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

Let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

Doesn't matter what it is

Baby let's stay together

Whatever, we can
work it out, baby

As long as your heart's beating

I'm here, I'm here, I'm here

Oh Stay

Baby let's stay together

Let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

If you still believe in love

Then baby let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

Let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

Let's stay together

Baby let's stay together

Let's stay, let's stay, baby

Baby let's stay together

Stay together

Baby let's stay together

Stay together

Let's stay together

(gentle piano music)

One look in his eyes

And the day just ain't the same

He want the love that's changed

Long white trail, wedding bells

Throwing the girl away

I think that I'm insane

'Cause he's so good to me

He makes me so happy

Right where I want to be

Should I say yes

I'm his queen, he's my thing

Oh, I'm so blessed

Should I say yes

When my heart's
unsteady he comforts me

But I gotta see what's in me

See, this guy he drives me crazy

Boy, stop

And this unexpected way

And if he were to touch me

Where would it be

I might let him have his way

One look in his eyes and
the day just ain't the same

He won't still ever change