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[ethereal music]

- Ma, Diamond sleep.

- Yeah, so is Tia and Tara.

- We leaving.

- [Ma] All right love y'all, be safe.

- Love you too.

- Oh wait, you got the keys?

- No, I thought you got the keys.

- Girl, oh my god.

- Tia [crosstalk].

[indistinct], we gon be late.

[soft beat music]

Tia?

- I'm coming.

- Come on, we gotta get there before 10:30 and you know

it's cold outside. - All right, all right.

Oh, okay. [keys jingle]

Here girl.

- Hey, I'm gonna need that motherfucking bag right now.

- Oh, shit.

- Shit the fuck up, come on. - Tracy.

- Okay, okay.

Okay, okay. - Come on, move.

- Okay.

[gun pops]

- Another dream?

- Another dream, Diamond.

Another dream.

- You should come to the gym with me today.

It'll make you feel better.

- No, baby, I can't, I got too much to do right here today.

- Oh, come on Ma, you can do that later.

- I can't, now, I said I got too much to do now.

- All right.

Well, I'm gonna go get in the shower.

- All right, baby.

All right.

- Hands up, hands up, hands up.

Don't do nothing, don't throw a punch yet.

Don't throw a punch yet.

You hear me, let's g;o one, one, one.

That's good, that's good.

Keep your hands up, keep your hands up.

Keep your hands up, yep.

Come on, one, nice.

Let's go, all right.

- Hey, Kev, I'm about to be out.

- You done already? - Yeah.

I gotta pick up little man.

- All right.

- Well, what's up?

When you gonna set up this match?

- Here we go, [indistinct], I got you, champ, all right.

- All right. - All right.

- See you tomorrow.

- See you tomorrow, let's go.

Stop, stop.

Yeah, we done.

We done.

- Really?

- You all right?

I mean, you hitting the bag like it stole your lunch money

or something?

- I'm good. - You good?

- I'm good.

Guess, I ain't gotta ask you, champ.

- Oh, alright.

Relax, I'm just training you.

- Yeah, whatever.

- You find out you jealous though.

- Boy, you wish.

Where you get this chain from, Big money.

- Okay, my pops.

On his jewelry box, going through some of his old things.

I got you.

So, what you about to get into?

- Go home, get some sleep.

I got a long day tomorrow.

What you doing this weekend?

- I don't know, why?

- Well, we cooking family dinner.

- Nah, I'm good.

- Don't be like that, Kev.

- Diamond.

I mean, you know how I feel about you.

You playing with me.

- And you know I have a boyfriend.

We've been friends for forever, Kev.

Really, you're tryna to throw this friendship away

for some ass. - Some ass?

- Yeah, for some ass.

Just like all these other niggas.

You just wanna fuck.

- That's what you, that's what you really think?

That's what you really think?

All right, nah, I'm good with that.

I'm good with that.

Go ahead, get up outta here.

I'm gonna clean up, I got somewhere to be.

- You got somewhere to be.

You ain't got nowhere to be.

- Yo, quit playing with me.

You know I don't like that shit.

- Oh, you mad?

Whatever, I better see you this weekend.

- Doubt it.

[soft beat music]

- Hey,

hey, Diamond.

Diamond, get in the car.

[soft beat music]

[door closes]

- What are you doing here?

- How come you're not answering your phone?

- I called you back.

- Oh yeah?

- Yeah. - Guess, I missed that.

Now, what was you doing?

- Working out with Kev.

- Figures.

- What's the problem?

- Problem?

Ain't no problem.

You hungry?

- Yeah, you gonna get me something to eat?

- Thought about it.

- What you mean, you thought about it?

- I thought about it.

What you gon' give me?

- What I'm gon' give you?

[soft beat music]

- Why did you stop?

- Because I'm hungry.

So, if you don't feed me, I'm not about to feed you.

- It's like that?

- Just like that.

Let's go.

[car beeps] [soft beat music]

[door closes]

- Hey, baby.

[footsteps tap] [soft beat music]

How you doing? - Hey, Ma.

- I'm good, baby.

- What's you out here reading?

- Little self-help book.

You know me, always trying to be better.

- Right.

- Did you hear about the boy that got shot today

by that police officer?

I'm just, I don't know what this world is coming to.

It's like the police are getting away with anything.

- Yeah, so sad.

Is Tara okay?

- Yeah, I called her,

but she texted me and told me that she'd be over later.

- Okay.

- Oh, I left you dinner in the microwave.

- Thanks Ma, but me and Trae just came from dinner.

- Didn't I tell you to stay away from that boy?

- Ma, he's not a bad guy, okay?

- I don't like him for you, Diamond.

You can have any man you want,

but you choose to settle for that.

Huh?

I just don't trust him, baby, I don't.

He's just sneaky to me.

- All right, Ma, that's my cue to go.

- All right, bye.

Don't say I ain't try to tell you.

- You want something before I go to my room?

- I'm fine.

- You sure? - Mm-hmm.

[Ma coughs]

- Ma, you okay?

I'm fine, baby, Just this weather change, that's all.

- You need to go to the doctor.

- I said I'm fine, Diamond.

Baby, I'm fine.

- Okay.

I love you.

- I love you too, baby.

Go get some rest.

- Good night. - All right.

[soft beat music]

[melancholic music]

[footsteps tap]

- Diamond, you see my bag?

- Hmm?

- Did you see my bag?

- No.

- How, when I let you use it?

- And I gave it back.

- No, you did not.

- Yes, I did.

- No, you didn't.

Look if you left it at Trae house

or you don't know where you placed it, say that.

- Hey, Ma.

- Hey, baby.

How was work?

- Oh, crazy.

Two shootings, back to back.

And I know that cop that killed that kid.

Yeah.

It's sad to see him behind the bars, Ma.

He's a really good guy, he helped me a lot.

- It ain't hard.

I mean, especially we know the person done wrong.

He's exactly where he's supposed to be,

shooting that damn child like some animal.

- I mean, like, I was right there.

I could have saved that kid's life.

I could have got out the car.

- Oh, so, you putting the blame on yourself?

Listen to me.

When you put that uniform on,

you knew exactly what you was getting into.

And if it's getting to be too much, that is all right.

Being a cop ain't for everybody.

And just like you got that job, you can get you another one.

- Yeah, but you know, I,

I don't wanna let Samantha down.

You know, she did a lot to help me get on the force.

Besides, I wanna help you out, grandma,

you been helping us out since God knows when.

I'm 33 years old and I have nothing to show for it.

- Baby, I'm fine.

All I'm worried about is taking care of you and them girls.

Okay?

Making sure you and your sisters are good.

And stop worrying about aging.

You know, timing is everything.

Look, that job don't make you happy, honey,

you make you happy, remember that.

- I know.

- You always lying. - Yo, yo.

- What are they out there arguing about now?

- Probably 'cause you don't live here no more.

You know, baby, why don't you just come on home,

save up your money, then you can buy your own house.

Stop wasting your time making other people money.

- I am too old to be living at home with my baby sister

and my baby cousin.

Look, I'm gonna be alright.

You know, it makes you feel any better,

I'm looking at the house.

- [Tia] Man, you aint gonna be sitting here,

lying about no dumb shit. - Aint nobody lying.

- Let get up there and see what they fussing about.

- Baby, remember what told you, yeah?

- Okay, Ma.

- Okay.

[footsteps tap]

- [Tia] Yes, you're, you always lying.

- No, you always think somebody's stealing your shit

when they lose your shit. - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

what are you guys arguing about now?

- This bitch is over here lying about some stupid shit

like a bag.

It's like she's the only one in here without a job.

She asked me to borrow my bag.

I say yes every time, when I'm looking for my shit,

can't find it.

- Okay, well Tia, look, it's not that serious, okay?

- It's not that serious because it's not your shit, Tara.

I'm tired of living in this house.

You got an extra room, right?

Let me come stay with you.

- No, hell no.

Girl.

- Forget you too, and don't ask to borrow nothing else.

- I don't ask to borrow your shit, you lose your shit.

- You all right?

- I'm good.

I know your sister better stop calling me a bitch

a before I show her a bitch.

- [Tia] Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch.

And you ain't gonna do shit.

[both laugh]

What I told him was the next time he lies to me,

that I'm gonna shoot him, with his own gun too.

- Girl, I knew that you are kind of crazy.

- See, that's what's wrong with y'all.

Y'all don't know how to treat a king.

It's so many good men out here.

But no, you'd rather treat 'em like shit.

- Man, fuck all that, all right?

Loyalty is loyalty.

You play with me, I'm shooting you, period.

- So wait, did he ever tell you why he did a no call

no show?

- I didn't give him a chance.

I just blocked him on everything.

- That's why you can't keep a man 'cause you act like one.

- Chandra, shut your ass up.

You the only one in here without a man,

that always got something to say about somebody else's.

What you need to be worried about,

is your trifling cousin fucking on your baby daddy.

Do you call him a king?

♪ I ain't never seen it

What?

- Fuck you, Tia.

And my name is Shonda.

- Shonda, Chandra, whatever.

And fuck you two.

- Tia.

- Tia, nothing.

I'm tired of y'all trying to make it seem like

I'm the bully.

- You know you wrong for that.

- Oh, well, it's the truth.

Now, speaking of the devil, look who just walked in?

If it isn't Mr. The FBI Agent himself.

- What's going on, man?

Tia, Tia, what's up baby?

I see you got the flowers.

- I always do.

- Can we talk?

- All right.

- I mean, privately?

- Ooh, somebody in trouble.

- I'll meet you in the back.

- Handle it.

♪ Be the one thing

♪ You say that you want me

- [Diamond] Hey, y'all.

- Hey, Diamond.

[soft beat music]

- So, you don't hear me, Tia?

- You don't see me working?

Girl, what you want?

- You ain't working.

- Yes, I am, I'm actually preparing for a client.

Thank you very much.

[soft beat music]

- It's important.

- All right, come on.

I don't got all day, what's up?

- I got a job interview today.

I'm a little nervous.

- A job interview.

What you nervous about?

- You know I ain't never had no job before.

- Ain't that the damn truth, and you ain't gonna get one

with your hair looking like that either.

- Really?

- My bad.

All I'm saying is you have absolutely no reason

to be nervous, all you have to do is just be yourself.

You do what's asked of you and you be on time

and you gonna be good.

Okay?

All right, come on.

Girl, bring your ass over here, come on.

Come sit down.

Because what you not gonna do is go into a job interview

with your hair looking like that.

That's what you're not gonna do.

I'm gonna hook you up.

- Thanks, Tia.

- Nah, don't thank me.

When you get that first check,

you make sure you buy me a new bag.

Bitch I ain't forget. - Oh, my.

Whatever.

- [Trae] What's [indistinct] they like.

- I know, that's the issue.

- That is the issue.

- I almost tripped. - I know.

- Thank you.

- [Trae] You're welcome.

- Yeah.

- So, what was that surprise you said you wanna tell me?

- Well, I got the job.

I start tonight.

- What up?

What you mean he ain't answer?

I told you to make sure he has my money.

Nah, nah, I'm not trying to hear that shit.

No, I want my money, tonight.

Nigga, you wanna die?

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Have my money in an hour.

- Everything okay?

- Yeah, yeah, everything good.

Just gotta handle something.

What was you talking about though?

- Nothing.

It's not important.

- Where do you want me to take you to?

- What you mean?

I thought we was going to dinner.

- Yeah, I gotta handle something real quick.

- Why every time you say we doing something, we don't.

The fuck is going on, Trae?

you fucking somebody?

- I don't what the fuck you talking about.

- Are you fucking somebody?

- Now, come on, I ain't got time for this bullshit.

I told you I gotta take care of some shit.

- Like you do every fucking night?

You know what?

That's cool.

Open my door.

- Open it yourself.

- Fuck you.

[door closes] [car beeps]

- And you can stay there too.

- It's why your car don't work.

- Fuck you.

- Fuck you.

- Fuck you.

- [Tara] What's up Lil mama, let me get your phone number.

- Why you playing?

- What's up girl?

- What you playing for?

- I texted you to see if you wanted to go

get something to eat.

What's going on?

- I'm not good.

- Let me guess, Trae?

- Don't you got some police work to do?

- I'm doing it.

- No, you're not, you're harassing me.

- Girl, please. - Should file a complaint.

- Girl, please.

Grandma told me you got that job.

Congratulations.

- Thanks.

- See this little attitude you got,

like, you need to work on it. - Okay, all right, I'm sorry.

- You know you good, right?

You got a lot to be happy about.

Don't let this man take your energy girl.

Now, let me see that smile, girl.

You know the one you didn't brush this morning?

Let me see.

See, that's what I'm talking about, girl,

you got a beautiful smile, like, don't let this man do that.

- Hey Tara, we got a call, we gotta go.

- All right, copy.

- You really a cop, huh?

- Nah, I just pretend to be one.

- Right. - Like the rest of 'em.

I'm gonna get outta here.

I love you girl.

Text me when you get home.

- All right, I love it too.

[engine revs]

[door closes]

- Hey.

I'm Elise, the night supervisor.

Everything good?

- Yeah, I'm just finishing up the last room.

- Great, you're a fast worker.

- Just trying to get in and out.

- I hear that.

Well, I'm gonna let you get back to work.

I just wanna make sure everything was all good.

You need anything, I'll be downstairs.

- Cool, thanks.

[door closes]

[suspenseful music]

[gun clicks]

[suspenseful music]

Hello?

What?

Tia, what?

Okay, okay, calm down.

Oh, I'll be right there.

Yeah, yeah.

Fuck.

[suspenseful music]

[bag crunches]

[door opens and closes]

What happened?

- We don't know yet.

We're waiting on the doctor to come out now.

Tia found her passed out on the floor.

- Passed out?

- Yeah.

- What?

- Yeah, so, we're just gonna wait, you know,

for the doctor come out and we'll find out what's going on.

- Yeah. - Yeah, have a seat?

- Tara, Tia, Diamond?

- Yeah, that's us.

- I'm Dr. Thomas, I've been treating your grandmother.

She took a pretty bad fall and it's not looking so good.

- What do you mean it's not looking so good?

- You know, I think she might be the one to tell you.

If you could follow me.

- Come on.

- Grandma] How y'all doing?

- Hey ma.

- Hey. - What's going on?

- Hey,

baby.

Hey.

Okay, y'all need to sit down,

standing over me like I'm dead.

What's wrong, everything okay?

- Yeah, we good.

But you not.

- Baby, I'm fine.

Ain't nothing the Lord can't heal.

- Doc, what's wrong with her?

- Uh uh, don't you dare.

You know, as a matter of fact,

you can go ahead and get out, you can leave,

'cause I don't need no damn doctor telling me I'm sick.

I'm not sick.

And there aint no damn cancer or nothing gon' stop me.

- Cancer?

Ma, Ma, got cancer?

- [Tara] Okay Doc, tell us what's going on.

- We did some blood work on your grandmother

and the results came back abnormal.

So, we did a few more labs

and her blood show signs of cancer.

- What that mean?

- We've given your grandmother all the information.

I think she should be the one to tell you.

- No, I don't wanna hear this shit.

- Diamond, baby, Diamond.

[phone vibrates]

- Hello?

Yeah.

What time?

Yeah, I can be there.

Okay, thank you.

[phone rings]

Trae, call me back, I keep calling you.

What's going on?

I need you.

Fuck.

- Tara, it's better than Starbucks.

- Nice. - Piping hot.

- Woo.

[indistinct] - Hey, y'all.

Kev, what you doing here?

- Kev, what you doing here?

Good morning.

- Good morning.

[footsteps tap]

- Your sisters told me about your grandmother.

I just wanted to be here.

- This looks good and all,

but you ain't about to fuck my stomach up.

- Kev, this is so good.

Oh. - Hear that?

- You put your foot in this. - Foot, entire foot.

[indistinct], all the way in it.

Huh?

Thanks, somebody appreciate.

Oh, Tara. - Hmm?

- It's for grandma.

- Oh, thank you.

- Tell her to feel better.

- Oh, I sure will.

Thank you so much, you're amazing.

- All right, Tara. - Will call you, guys,

I'm outta here.

- Bye bye. - All right.

- Kev, thanks for the food, bro.

- You're welcome.

- Thank you.

I'll see you later.

[footsteps tap]

- What's all that?

Y'all beefing?

- She told you what happened?

- No, I just can feel tension.

That's why you gotta be trained,

you trying to fuck your sister up?

- No, I got you training me for me.

I don't need you to train me to fuck her up.

- All right.

- We cool.

But you know how it goes.

We beef, we make up.

We cool for now though.

- Yeah, I already know.

- Hey, thank you for that.

- I'm gonna always have you back.

Come on, listen, Diamond.

I'm gonna always be there for you.

You hear me?

- I hear you.

- Crazy [indistinct].

You was like first girl I kissed in middle school.

- Boy [indistinct], got all 'em girls in your face.

- Those are facts, that's accurate facts.

You know what I mean?

But it was always you.

It was always you.

- What are you doing?

- I don't know.

♪ Are we moving too slow

I don't know.

♪ Don't conflate issues

- Diamond.

[indistinct]

♪ Do I really want you

- I'll get that in the sink.

- What's up?

How come you're not answering the door?

- You ain't gimme a chance to.

- What's up, Play boy.

- What's cracking?

[soft beat music]

- Hey, I hope you enjoyed the food.

[indistinct]

[soft beat music] [footsteps tap]

- Nigga in here cooking for you and shit?

- Trae.

- No Trae.

You fucking that nigga?

- You know that's just my friend.

- I don't know nothing.

I'm gonna ask you again.

I said, are you fucking him?

[gun clicks]

- Trae, what you doing?

- Nothing. - What you doing?

Trae?

Trae, what are you doing?

- Hey, Play boy.

I'ma advise you to stay the fuck away from my girl.

- What you about to do with that?

- Trae, it's not even like that.

- What you about to do with that?

- It's gonna be my first and last time telling you nigga,

stay the fuck away from my woman

or it's gonna be a problem.

You feel me?

What you looking at, nigga?

I said, do you feel me?

- Yeah, nigga, I feel you.

I feel you.

- Good.

Get the fuck outta here.

Keep walking.

[car beeps]

Old potato head ass nigga.

[door closes]

- That was uncalled for and you know it.

- I had to let that little nigga know.

- No, what you need to let is yourself know.

My grandmother is in the hospital

fighting for her fucking life

and Hoby was here for me.

You walk in here with some fucking dead ass flowers

that you probably gave to another bitch.

You ain't shit.

- Diamond, Diamond, you gonna do me like that?

I bought you flowers.

- Fuck your flowers.

So, you just gonna sit there or you gonna speak?

- We may have found a way to cure your grandmother.

- So, cure her then,

what are we talking about?

- Well, she has no insurance

and I don't know if she can afford the treatment.

- Well, that's impossible, doc,

because my grandmother's been saving money for many years.

She's got plenty of money.

- Your grandmother's in debt.

She didn't want me to disclose this to you,

but I feel I need to be honest with you right now.

Now look, I can help you apply for loans

and I can offset the treatment.

But those kinds of things take months and months to come

through, and the way your grandmother is looking,

I'm sorry to say, I don't know if she has two weeks left.

- [Diamond] So, if you can't afford the treatment?

- It's my advice that you take her home,

you make her comfortable,

spend as much time with her as you can.

- No, you're not taking my grandmother out this hospital.

Somebody gonna figure out something.

- Like, how much are we talking?

- Well, the treatment plan would start with chemo

and that includes ABVD.

- Okay, what's that?

- That's usually six rounds of chemo, it includes the drugs,

doxorubicin, bleomycin, vinblastine, dacarbazine.

- We don't know what that shit mean and you know that.

Break it down.

- Okay look,

everything is right here.

From the treatment plans to the costs, look it over.

But I'm sorry to tell you,

if I don't get a payment by tomorrow,

I am going to have to release her.

It's hospital policy.

- That's it?

Just like that, release her?

That's bullshit doc and you know that.

- Look, I'm doing everything I can here.

If you can get me $10,000 by tomorrow,

then at least I can secure the port

for the chemo treatments.

I can keep her here for another two weeks.

- Okay, look like.

What's, what are we talking total cost?

Like, what is the overall number?

- Overall you're looking at about ballpark, $800,000.

Look, I know you wanna save your grandmother, I get it.

But we all know that kind of money is hard to come up with.

Especially last minute, it's,

- No, we gonna get that money.

[door closes]

[door opens and closes]

- All right, look, I'm sorry about that.

We'll be in touch, huh?

- Yeah.

Take care. - Yep.

- These are grandma's favorite shoes,

I don't wanna get rid of these.

- Girl, [indistinct]. - Hi, Mrs. Ross.

- Hey. - Hey, y'all.

How much is this?

- You can just give me 100.

- $100?

- Ain't that what she said, $100.

- Tia.

- Come on,

do you wanna be cheap? - Okay, I'll leave it.

- No, look, you can give me $50 for it.

- $50?

I'm done, I'm done, I'm done.

- Tia.

It's a yard sale. - I'm done.

- Just keep the 100.

- Oh, thank you Mrs. Ross.

Thank you.

- I hope your grandma feels better.

- Thank you so much.

♪ Hello

[soft beat music]

♪ You there

[soft beat music]

♪ I gave you all

[soft beat music]

- Hey mommy, [speaking foreign language]

[soft beat music]

- [Woman] Fuck.

[soft beat music]

♪ I've spent a lot of nights waiting for your call ♪

♪ Still don't hear from you at all ♪

[soft beat music]

- Sorry to crash our little party.

Get up. - Fuck.

I have nothing to do with this-

- Shut the fuck up.

- Please don't shoot me. - What the, what?

Shut the fuck up. - Please don't shoot me.

- What's in the briefcase?

I said, what's in the briefcase?

- I have a family.

I got a little boy.

- Well, you should have thought about that

before you cheated.

- Did Sarah set this up.

I don't wanna cheat on her- - Shut up.

Sarah don't know shit.

But she will once show her this.

- What do you want?

I got money.

There's 12,000 in the briefcase.

Please just take it and go.

- Open it.

How much you say what's in there?

- It's 12,000.

You could have it all.

I swear I won't say anything.

I just wanna go home to my family.

[soft beat music]

- I've got all your information.

If you even think about going to the police,

I'll make your whole life hell.

You got me?

- Yeah, I got you.

- Y'all enjoy y'all little party.

[door closes]

- This is a lot of bills.

I wonder why she ain't tell us about this.

And how the hell are we supposed to come up with $10,000

by tomorrow?

- I don't know.

But though God grace, anything is possible.

- You a preacher now?

- Shut up, Tia.

I'm gonna go ahead and apply for some of these loans.

Contact some of the churches,

see if I can get some donations.

Talk to some of the churches.

Diamond, where did you get this money from?

- Work.

- Work.

- You stripping?

- Maybe.

Let's just say a friend let me borrow it.

Oh, what, Tia?

- Nothing, I'm gonna keep my mouth shut.

- No, say what you gotta say.

- Okay, well, I hope this didn't come from

that dumb ass boyfriend of yours,

'cause we definitely don't need his money and Lord knows

where he got it from. - Tia.

- 'Cause they. - Tia, Tia.

Chill.

Not tonight, all right?

- Not tonight?

Ain't you supposed to be a cop?

Investigate this shit. - You know what?

The one time I can help and y'all can't

and that's a problem.

Tia, you always been jealous of me.

But regardless, I will make sure my grandma stay alive.

Y'all don't want this money?

Huh?

Cool, because I know how to take it to the hospital

my damn self.

[door opens and closes]

- I don't trust it.

[melancholic music] [machine beeps]

- God, I know you ain't heard from me in a while,

but if you could please just help my grandmother.

Please.

[melancholic music] [machine beeps]

Amen.

[grandma coughs]

Ma?

Ma?

Ma, ma, ma, ma, ma?

Ma?

Hey, somebody come help me.

Ma?

- Diamond, we gotta talk.

Look, I don't like the way things been going between us.

- Not now, Tia.

- No, you really need to hear this.

I'm serious.

What, you gonna shoot me now, for a bag?

- Ain't nobody about to shoot you, Tia.

- So, what you doing with that gun?

- Whatever I gotta do.

- Oh, but they call it black animals, is he black?

- Yeah, you know what I'm saying, like, yo,

is he really black, yo, that's.

- Yo, what the fuck are you doing with a gun?

- Move.

- Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Diamond, Diamond.

Diamond?

What in the fuck is that, huh?

This about Trae, hmm?

Oh, I will handle that.

- It's not about Trae.

I'm tired of waiting around for a fucking miracle.

My grandmother needs me and I'm not waiting

until it's too late, I'm not burying my grandmother.

I'ma do what I gotta do.

- That's how you wanna do it. - I'ma do what I gotta do.

- That's how you wanna- - Now, move.

Move.

[door closes]

- I'm going with her. - I'm going with her too.

- What you doing, Kev? - Diamond?

- I guess I'm coming.

[door closes]

Here we go.

This is a hot weapon.

Real gun, real bullets.

- Okay. - All right?

- Yeah.

- All right.

Come on, hands my hands, right there.

Don't put your finger on that trigger.

until you ready to shoot.

All right, get in a fighter stance, come on, fighter stance.

- Oh. - Yeah, yeah.

Put your eye on the barrel, there you go.

And when you ready to fire, take a breath and shoot.

Fire. [gun pops]

Fire. [gun pops]

Okay, all right.

- Who taught you about shoot like that?

- My father.

He trained me, [indistinct]. [gun clicks]

All right, you wanna do it again?

- I never knew that.

- Diamond, there's a lot you don't know about me.

Hot weapon. - Yeah.

Come on.

Fire when ready.

[gun pops]

All right. [gun pops]

Okay.

- Good job, lil sis.

- Yeah, she all right. - Thanks.

- Nice.

So what's, what's this emergency?

- Who this?

- Oh, that's my partner, Samantha.

She real good people.

She the one that helped me get on the force.

- What up?

- We said come alone, not with this bitch.

- Bitch?

- Yeah, you heard me?

- What's wring with you?

- I suggest you watch your fucking mouth.

- What, you think 'cause you got a fucking gun and badge

I'm supposed to be scared of you?

Give a fuck about that shit.

- All right, Diamond.

- Hey look, this your sister,

so, I'm gonna give her a pass.

I'm about to be over here shooting.

- All you, you sure. - Chill out.

- Yeah, I'm sure.

- [Tara] Why you be acting like this?

- Acting like what?

We said come by yourself.

- See, I didn't know this was no fucking family reunion.

- Where the fuck is Tia?

Huh? - She's right here.

Now, tell me what's so important

that I had to miss my nail appointment

and why we are meeting in the gun range?

- Let me holla at you all.

- So, I was talking to Diamond

and I think I may have a way to get y'all all the money

y'all need for helping your grandmother plus more.

- Okay, and?

- And.

- Well, I may not have been completely honest

about how I got that money.

I basically robbed a man.

- Diamond, what were you thinking?

- I was thinking about grandma and it wasn't really robbery.

It was more like blackmail.

Caught a man cheating on his wife.

Told him I'd show 'em the tape if he ain't come off that

bread, and he did.

Look, somebody had to do something.

- That was some dumb shit Diamond.

- I did what I had to do.

- Bitch I like the way you've been thinking lately.

- Tia, don't encourage her.

- Okay, let's stay focused ladies.

Huh?

Let's stay focused here.

Huh?

I know a guy with the gang of bread.

Hmm, that's where you ladies come in.

He's running a big poker game at his house.

The money's gotta be somewhere hidden in there.

- You asking me to rob somebody?

- No, Tia.

I want us to rob somebody.

- Oh wait, what are you,

Kevin, what are you talking about?

I just became a cop.

You think I'm gonna risk my life and my career

for this dumb shit?

- You just told me yesterday you hated it

and you trying to look for the next way

to make some fast bread, quit playing with me.

- Yeah, but I didn't tell you I wanted to be out here

robbing motherfuckers either.

- Kev, how much we talking?

- Possibly 100 mil.

- Who?

- That's 25, 25, 25, 25.

Tara say something.

- Shit, count me in.

- No, it ain't no count me in.

What are you?

Kevin, I can't believe I'm sitting here

listening to this little corrupt ass plan of yours.

Tia, Diamond, what's, we out, man, come on.

- Nah, I'ma stay here.

- I said let's go.

- I said I'ma stay here.

Look, Tara, everybody don't have a career like you,

working part-time at the shop, that shit ain't cutting it.

And 100 million sound real good to me right now.

- Real good.

- Now, I respect your choice as a cop,

but I don't want you to forget where you came from,

all right?

The person that taught you everything.

Now, I'll rob a nigga, I'll kill a nigga.

I'll even murder a motherfucker for my grandmother.

So, I'ma stay here.

- All right.

We'll see what grandma thinks about your little idea.

Your little plan. - Oh, you snitching then?

- Yeah, I'm snitching.

Yeah, I'm snitching, I'm out.

Samantha, come on, let's go. - Tara.

Tara.

Fuck.

- [Kev] Yeah, that that might be a problem right there.

- Not what?

- We playing this shit.

- Let's go.

That's what's up.

Listen to me.

You see that Korean right there with the glasses?

That's Ivan.

This is his way inviting me to the house.

But you don't have to do this.

Hear me?

If she starts getting the best of you, just fall.

- Just fall?

- Diamond, that's a future champ right there.

Just fall. - So am I.

- Alright.

All right.

[Kev claps]

[soft beat music]

- Who's the new girl?

- That's Diamond.

The girl I've been all along.

- I like her.

Bring her to the house tomorrow night.

- Say no more.

- Good

don't be late.

[speaking in Korean]

[soft beat music]

[Kev claps]

- You hear that?

[Kev hums]

good, right?

That's real, that's funny.

You sure about this?

Tomorrow, you know you don't have to.

You don't have to do this.

- It's my grandmother, Kev.

- You know I don't wanna see you get hurt.

- Kev, it was your idea, it's too late for that.

[soft beat music]

Kev, I'll be good.

Trust me, all right?

We going over to plan tomorrow?

[indistinct] touching me like that.

- All right then.

[soft beat music]

Thanks for taking me home.

I'll see you tomorrow.

- Fuck tomorrow.

♪ I don't wanna mess up your night ♪

♪ I don't wanna put up a fight

♪ I don't wanna trouble you babe ♪

♪ But I gotta say

♪ I don't wanna waste no more time ♪

♪ Tryna shake the feelings inside ♪

♪ Finally I made up my mind

♪ Can't go one more day without you ♪

♪ No, no, no

- Wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, no, no, no, man.

- Hey Playboy. [gun pops]

- Come on, hurry up.

Where the shit at?

Man, open the door.

[melancholic music] [tires screech]

- [Congregation] Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

♪ Yeah, I fell for you

♪ Fell for you hard [Diamond sobs]

♪ I let down my guard

♪ Don't know what for

[Diamond sobs] [soft beat music]

♪ Lying on the floor

♪ What a fucking joke

♪ Won't cry for you, love

♪ No, I won't cry for you

♪ You don't deserve me, no

♪ I'm too good for you

♪ So, why do I feel like this

♪ Feel like this

♪ It started with a kiss

♪ Yeah, just a kiss

♪ Life's a bitch

[machine beeps]

- Diamond?

Diamond?

Diamond.

- Huh?

- Wake up baby.

- I'm listening.

- Child, you out for the count.

How you feeling?

You all right?

[machine beeps]

- I was right there, Ma.

I was right there when they just blew his head off.

He didn't deserve that.

What he wanted to do was help.

- Oh, no, didn't babe.

But I just thank God it wasn't you.

You and Kevin's memories are going to last forever.

You just gotta be strong.

- Yeah.

- You gonna be all right.

- Yeah.

[machine beeps]

I'll be so glad when I get outta here.

[grandma coughs]

- Ma, ma, ma.

Ma, you okay?

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, I'm fine, I'm fine baby.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

Where your sisters at?

- They should be here any minute.

- Okay.

- You know we gon' get that money for you, right, Ma?

- Don't you worry about that, baby.

Y'all save y'all money.

- No.

- Hey.

- [Grandma] Hey.

- Sorry I'm late.

- It's okay.

How you doing? - I'm good.

I brought these for you.

- Oh, they're so pretty.

I don't know why they gonna die anyway.

- Well, I know Grandpa used to always bring you flowers,

so, I thought I would do the same.

- Thank you, baby.

Go put 'em over there for me, okay?

- Okay.

- Baby, can you hand me that water right there.

Thank you, baby. - You're welcome.

[machine beeps]

Thank you, baby.

Where your sister at?

- Oh, she's still parking the car.

She'll be here soon, though.

You look pretty today.

What you got, like a date or something?

[indistinct] a date with the Lord.

- Guess who's here? - Hey, sweetheart?

- Hey, Ma. - Didn't think you was gonna

make it today to see me.

- Now, you know I wasn't miss seeing you for the world,

baby girl, how you feeling?

It's your birthday coming up.

- Child, please, you know I ain't worried about that.

It ain't nothing but another day.

But I'm happy y'all out here, I need to talk to you.

Okay now, y'all have grown up to be some beautiful,

beautiful black woman.

- Thank you.

- And I know your mamas would be so proud

'cause I'm so proud of you.

But I know I'm dying and I know y'all know I'm dying.

- Ma, stop.

- No, you need to listen to is baby now.

- Tia.

- I don't, I don't wanna listen to this shit.

- Tia.

- Tia, nothing, Ma, this is selfish.

We came here to see you smile

and you wanna talk about you dying?

Not to mention we gotta come up with the money

for this shit.

- Okay, I'm gonna need you to watch your damn mouth.

- Yeah, calm down, Tia.

You're not about to be sitting here

talking to her like that,

- Bitch, you the reason she in this in the first place

with you spoiled ass,

stressing her out all the time.

Diamond, don't make me get started.

- Okay, that's enough.

- You guys listen. - You're a miserable bitch.

- I'm a miserable fly bitch.

- Nah, not really, not really. - Yeah, yeah,

absolutely right. - I said, that's enough, now.

Look, I said it's enough, goddammit.

- Look, stop you guys, we didn't come here for this.

- You know what, I'm gonna just leave

because I'm always to blame for everything.

- Diamond. - Bye.

- Baby, come, Diamond.

- No, you're always dramatic.

I'm leaving too.

- Sit your ass down.

Sit down.

I don't know what the hell done came over you,

but you better fix it, and I said fix it now.

That's your damn sister whether you like it or not.

And these sisters is all you got.

So, whatever's going on with you,

I advise you to fix it right now.

And I mean, now, do you hear me?

I said do you hear me?

- Yes, ma'am.

Look, I'm sorry, Ma.

This cancer stuff just got us all stressed

out and I'm trying to stay strong, I really am.

We doing everything we can to get this money

and get you outta here, right Tara?

- Yeah, we're getting that money together.

- Tia, can I talk to your sister alone for a minute?

- Yeah.

Ma, I love you. - I love you too.

- And I'm sorry.

- I know you are, but watch that little slick ass mouth.

Tara, come here, baby, stay here, baby, come here.

Come here.

Come here.

Now, look here baby.

You have got to make sure that nothing comes between you

and your sisters, that y'all stick together no matter what.

You the oldest.

So, be in control.

Don't let nothing break this family apart.

Look at me.

Look at me now, look at me, look at me.

Look at me, Tara.

Now, I don't know what the future holds.

I don't know how much time I got to live.

But you have gotta stay strong for your sisters

and keep y'all together, you hear me?

[indistinct].

- Look, I got it, okay.

I know what I need to do.

Look, you just get some rest, okay?

You're gonna be good.

- No, I know I am, I know I am.

Now go get me something to eat,

'cause I can't deal with just mess in here honey.

Can't nobody live off no damn apple sauce.

- All right.

- Thank you baby.

- I'll be right back.

- Grandma] Okay baby.

[soft beat music]

[door bell rings]

- Hey Diamond, what's up?

- Hey, E here?

- Yeah, come on in.

[door closes]

You want something to drink?

- Nah, I'm good.

- Hey, I'm sorry to hear about your grandmother being sick.

I didn't get a chance to tell you that at Kev's funeral.

- Thanks.

- I'll get E for you.

[soft beat music]

[chair scrapes]

- What's up, Diamond, what?

What's so important you waking me up from my sleep?

- Look, you know my grandmother's sick?

[soft beat music]

- I've been sending prayers out to your whole family.

Your Granny took care of the whole hood.

- I know.

Look, E,

me and my sisters need to come up with 800,000

to pay for her surgeries if we want a fighting chance

for her to stay alive.

- What, she ain't got no insurance?

- No, and the hospital's trying to kick her out.

- Cut to the chase, I ain't got 800,000.

- I'm not asking for no money, E.

- So, what you asking?

- I'm asking for some guns.

[E laughs]

- The fuck you gonna do with guns?

- Whatever I have to do.

Listen, I'll take the whole world out

if it mean my grandmother be good.

E, I can't let her go out like this.

E, you said if I needed anything to come to you

and I'm coming to you now, please.

[soft beat music]

[bag crashes]

[soft beat music]

- I don't give a fuck what you do, how you do it,

I ain't got nothing to do with it.

- I got you.

[soft beat music]

- There's 5,000 cash too.

[soft beat music]

If I had more, I'd give you.

Love you.

- I love you too.

Can you please not tell my sisters.

- I ain't saying shit.

- And Diamond, if you need some help, I'm here.

- Thanks.

♪ You bring it out of me

♪ You bring it out of me

[door opens and closes]

[soft beat music]

- Hey girl, wat are you doing here?

I thought you needed the night off.

- I do.

I just, I'm going through something right now.

And.

- Are you okay?

- Not really.

I was hoping I can stay in one of the available rooms.

- Oh yeah, I got you.

Joanna's not coming back till next week.

So, it's on the house.

- Thanks.

- Girl, don't sweat it.

I do the same thing at time as when I need to clear my head.

Let me know if you need anything.

- Okay, cool.

[door closes]

[bag unzips]

[guns click]

[gun clicks] [paper bag crunches]

[gun clicks]

[gun clicks]

[gun clicks]

[Tara knocks]

[guns thud]

[bag zips]

[Tara knocks]

What you want?

- The fuck you mean what I want?

[door closes]

Why you leave out of the hospital like that?

- Because I wanted to.

How you find me anyway?

- Because I'm a cop.

Now, where else you gonna go?

- I should have left the country.

- Right, okay.

With what passport?

Look, I know what you about to do-

- No Tara, you're not stopping me.

My mind is made up.

You wanna arrest me?

Arrest me.

But I'm gonna do what I gotta do.

- Look, I'm not trying to stop you, all right?

All I'm saying is if we gonna do this

then we gotta do it the right way.

- We?

- Yeah.

We.

I mean look, grandma sacrificed a lot for us

and we gotta do what we gotta do to get this money.

So, I'm in and so is Tia.

[melancholic music]

[door closes]

- So, you in?

- Bitch, I've been in.

It was.

[all laugh]

- Group hug.

[suspenseful music] [engine whirls]

- Ow, shit.

What the fuck?

[both grunt]

- Oh fuck. - Oh shit.

- Tara, that was crazy.

- What happened to your face?

- They fucking hit me.

- What you mean?

- He hit you?

- He saw your face?

- Tia shot him.

- You shot?

I told you we weren't shooting or killing anybody.

- What was I supposed to do?

He tried to kill Diamond.

- Yeah, but I said don't shoot anybody.

What the fuck, man. - I sprained my ankle

or something.

- Fuck. - Jesus.

- What the fuck? - What the?

Stop.

- [Diamond] What the fuck?

[engines rev]

- You all know what it is.

- Unlock the doors.

What the fuck? - Let's go, let's go.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, you ready baby?

[engines rev]

- Fuck.

- What the fuck was that?

- Fuck.

[footsteps tap]

- What happened last night, y'all?

- I don't know.

I think we just need to take it for what it is, you know?

I mean, well, look, I'm gonna apply for some loans.

See if I, how much cash I can get.

Speak to grandma, see what she wants to do.

- Uh uh, Tara, this ain't over.

I mean, if we did it once, we can do it again.

- Diamond, I'm not trying to hear that shit right now.

- Tara, she has a point.

- So, what you wanna do?

Give up?

[hammer taps]

[drill buzzes] [hammer taps]

- Excuse me, can I help you?

- Hey, how you doing?

We with Ray's Construction.

We were sent out here to cut the power

and board to place up.

It hasn't been a payment since last June.

And here we are in March.

You can call, see for yourself if you need to

or we can just come back another time.

[door closes]

- Still wanna apply for that loan?

- [Tara] Shut up, Diamond.

- I'm gonna get some air.

[door opens and closes]

- Baby.

Wait.

- What?

Look, I'm, I'm sorry, okay?

I should have cared more.

Been there for you.

And I'm sorry I missed your grandmother's funeral.

I just been going through a lot of shit-

- No, what the hell are you talking about?

My grandmother's not dead.

- What?

Oh, shit.

Thought that's why y'all was trying to get the money,

you have to pay for her funeral.

Man, y'all some bad bitches with guns and shit.

I must be rubbing off on you, huh?

- I don't know what you're talking about.

Yo, where you get this?

Where you get this?

- This little thing?

Look, baby, I just wanna make things up to you, okay?

Let's go to dinner tonight.

You take the place.

Pick you up around seven, okay?

- No, me and my sisters spending time with my grandmother.

I'll call you, I'll let you know.

No.

- Okay.

Alright then, tonight.

Tonight we make up.

Diamond, I love you.

[door opens and closes]

- Damn, can I get some privacy?

- I know you ain't taking him back.

- I ain't taking his ass back.

Grandma raised wolves, not mermaids.

- Facts.

- Listen,

I think Trae has something to do with Kev death

and us getting robbed last night.

But it's cool 'cause I know all his spots

and we gonna set his ass up.

- I had a feeling you should have shot his ass.

That's what I would've did.

- We you know you would've.

[suspenseful music]

- Hey, motherfucker, you know what it is?

Open the motherfucking door.

[suspenseful music]

Now, where's the fucking money?

You got three seconds to give up the money.

- One, two. [gun pops]

- I'm listening.

Yes, I'm listening.

You don't have to yell at me.

No, I told you that I don't have the money,

that I would give it to you by Friday.

No, you just can't take my stuff

and put it out on the street.

No, you know what?

Fuck you.

- Hey, hey, you okay?

- No I'm not.

My landlord is putting me out

and I did everything I could have pay him back.

I even did something I thought I'd never would do.

I'm just really over life.

I'm sorry, I know you don't wanna hear my mess.

- No, no, no, no, no.

It's okay.

I don't mind listening.

You know what?

Wait right here.

I got something that might help, okay?

2,000.

Take it.

- No, Diamond, no, no, no, I can't take this.

- Yes you can, you have a baby you need to take after.

Please, please.

- Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

I promise will pay you back as soon as I can.

- No, don't pay me back, it's on the house, okay.

Please. - Thank you.

- You're welcome. - Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- Yeah, I got your money, I'm on my way.

- Hello.

- You have 24 hours to get my money back to me.

Or I'm gonna start to killing your family one by one.

The clock's ticking.

- Shit.

- Tia?

Tara?

Tia?

Oh, shit.

Hey, y'all here?

Hello?

Tia, Tia, them Asians called about that money,

they called,

what?

- Hey.

- Ma.

- Hi baby.

- What you doing home?

- I'm good.

- You look good. - Thank you, baby.

Thank you.

- Oh, come on. - Okay.

- Come on.

You good walking?

- I'm good, baby, I'm good.

- Okay.

[soft beat music]

- Knock, knock.

- Hey, baby.

- Hey, Ma.

Mind if I join you?

- Yeah, come on, sit your little pretty self down.

[soft beat music]

- How you feeling?

- I'm feeling much better.

But there's something that's been on my mind

and been trying to figure something out Diamond.

And I'm hoping you can help me.

- Yes?

- Where did y'all get all the money for this?

I mean, the money for everything.

The hospital bills, the car insurance,

the mortgage, my debt.

Now, I done had this debt for a long time, Diamond

and I know it would've taken years to pay it off.

And I'm fortunate that your grandfather left me

a social security so that I could keep a roof over your head

and food on the table.

But I ain't no damn fool.

- Well, ma, it doesn't matter.

What matters is that you home where you safe

and you feeling good.

- Am I, hmm?

[soft beat music]

I found this in your room.

- Ma, why are you going through my stuff?

- Oh, I know you're not questioning me in my damn house.

Why do you have a gun, Diamond?

It's that damn boy you be around, ain't it?

- Ma, gimme the gun.

- See, what you going to do is you going to get this shit

outta my house.

And if I find out you're still dealing with that helum,

I'm going to kill him my damn self.

Do you hear me?

- Ma, I'm not dealing with him no more.

I promise.

Would you please give me the gun.

[soft beat music]

Just like you had our backs, we had yours.

I love you ma.

- I love you too.

[soft beat music]

[birds chirp] [water ripples]

[door opens]

[door closes]

[keys jingle]

- Hey, I appreciate you having lunch with me today,

all right?

When I get back, I promise you and I gonna go take a trip.

- You need to stop making promises you can't keep.

Yeah, that's what got your ass where you at with me now,

Mr. I'm so busy.

I mean, I tried to do what I said I would do.

- Come on Tia, I got you, all right?

- Yeah.

- Now, go ahead.

Let me watch you walk a little pretty self in the house.

- Yes, Mr. Officer.

Is there anything else?

- That's it baby, I see you later.

- All right.

- Hey baby, can you wash the stove for me?

I gotta run to this store.

- Why don't you just let us go for you?

- No, I got it, I got it. - You sure?

All right, Ma, bring me back some nachos.

- Hell no, I ain't bringing you back no nachos.

No, absolutely not, you need to take your ass back to work.

- I can't, I retired.

- You ain't retired.

[soft beat music]

♪ Life get too low, it get too low it did ♪

[soft beat music]

♪ 'Cause that anxiety can put you straight right out it ♪

♪ Some days I feel like I'm drowning in my own mind ♪

[soft beat music]

♪ Take me back to better days when I had better times ♪

♪ Gotta get back, do it, do this for myself, yeah ♪

♪ I pray to God, He can fix this broken mind, yeah ♪

♪ The way I fall, I wish I could stand so tall, yeah ♪

♪ And I don't wanna miss you if you go away ♪

[gun pops]

- Diamond, Diamond.

Diamond, they killed her.

- What? - They killed grandma.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

[door opens] [both sob]

- Movie night. [both sob]

- They killed grandma.

- No.

- They killed grandma.

- You all right?

- Yeah, I just miss her, that's all.

- Me too, Tia.

- Hey you guys come here for a second.

- Hey, come on.

- What's up y'all?

- What's up?

- What up, cop?

- Really, E?

- Hey, y'all, we sorry about y'all's loss.

We there for y'all for real?

- So, what's up E?

You heard from them Asians?

- Yeah, I heard from 'em, but it ain't nothing good.

- What that mean?

- They want 100 million by tomorrow night,

or all y'all dead.

- How the fuck we gonna come up

with 100 million dollars by tomorrow?

- Same way you did the last time.

- All right, look, I got a plan, but it requires a crew.

Y'all know my job, right?

We deliver large amounts of money,

but tomorrow we having $500 million.

We usually four deep, two on the front, two on the back.

I usually ride on the passenger side.

But tomorrow I'm driving, trust and believe.

- I say let's just rob the motherfucker,

split the money 50 50, pay them Asians off and retire,

come on.

- We gonna pay 'em all right, a visit.

Kill them motherfuckers.

- Hey, let me holler at you a little bit later.

I'm gonna call up some of my people,

see what I can put together.

- All right.

Come on, babe.

[indistinct] stay up.

- All right.

- See you later, cop.

- I'm gonna call my homegirl, Samantha.

I think she'll be able to help us out.

- Matter of fact, I got a run I need to make.

I'll holler at y'all.

- Where you going?

- Just meet me at Franks in an hour.

- I said get the- - Please don't throw

my shit away.

[indistinct] whatever the fuck I want.

Your just a dumb bitch.

Didn't I I tell you, when I call you, you pick up the phone.

You understand me?

You pick up the fucking phone.

- Stop it. - You don't wanna be here.

I'll take you out, I'll fucking kill you.

Don't you understand that?

You hear me, I'll fucking kill you.

- Hey, get off of her.

- The fuck is this? - No, no, no, no.

Everything's fine, everything's fine.

- You heard her, everything is fine,

now, go, go.

- No, no, no, she's- - Shut up, Shut up.

I'll fucking kill you.

- I said get the fuck off of her.

Now.

- So, what, you going to shoot me?

- I might.

- You see this, El? - Come on.

Come one, Elise.

- You caused this El.

Come on Elise. - That's it, get the fuck

outta here.

Go on, El.

Have a nice day.

Don't come back here either.

Stupid bitch.

[suspenseful music]

- I don't know why I keep going back to him.

He's such an asshole.

- Is that your son's father?

- Yeah.

You know don't,

don't ever have a baby with someone

who only thinks about themselves.

I swear I could just kill him.

- Would you really?

- Hell yeah.

If I had to.

- Come on, I wanna introduce you to my sisters.

- Frank, let me get a shot.

- What you gonna get me?

You know I like mine kind of slim and thick.

- Well, you like yours slim and think, huh?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

Come here, lemme talk to you for a second.

If you ever disrespect me like that again,

I will shoot your dick off

and watch you fuck yourself with it.

So, tell me you still like 'em slim and thin.

- What up y'all?

- Hey.

- This is Elise.

Elise, it's my sisters, Tia and Tara.

- It's nice to meet you.

I heard a lot of great things about you.

- You look familiar.

We met before?

- No, not that I know of.

- We met before.

634 Jefferson Boulevard, domestic violence case.

Your husband, your baby's father.

He was giving you problems.

- He's such an asshole.

Thank you for your help that night.

- Yeah.

Well, you know us women, we gotta stick together, right?

- Right.

- Look Elise, we need you to help us.

Motherfucker killed my grandma and we wanna seek revenge.

- Seek revenge, what do you mean?

Isn't your sister a cop.

- I mean, it's bigger than her being a cop.

- Yo, what up?

Sorry, I'm late.

Look, I'm only doing this

'cause me and my sister would've done the same shit.

Plus I'm tired of living check the check.

So, let's get this fucking money.

Let's get in and let's get out.

- You already know, you already know.

[indistinct] I thought I was gonna have to kill your ass.

But I like your style, I like the [indistinct].

[crosstalk] - Hold on, hold on,

hold on, hold on.

I'm a little confused here.

- Who this?

- Is my sister friend.

- What I'm asking, what we are asking, is for your help.

We need you, we got one job tomorrow, that's it.

- You are asking me to kill someone.

You want me to put my life and my son's life in jeopardy?

- She's asking you to do one job

and yeah, you might have to kill a motherfucker

and you're definitely gonna put your life.

- Tia. - Tia.

- And your son's life in jeopardy.

She asked a question and I'm answering it.

- I'm outta here.

- Look, that's your girl.

I've been itching to kill a bitch all day, you handle that.

- I got it.

- All right.

[crosstalk]

we could have have handled this ourselves.

- Can we get my girl drink, please.

- [Bartender] Yeah.

- Elise.

Elsie.

- Look, I appreciate your help at all.

But now you really taking it over the top.

I have a son I have to take care of.

- You did say you would kill, right?

- Yes, a motherfucker that was trying to kill me,

a man that was beating me in front of my kid every night.

Someone who took everything I had away from me.

- Okay, so, what's the difference?

- The difference is he deserves to die.

- This man doesn't?

This man murdered my grandmother in broad daylight.

Ever since she died, I don't feel shit but pain.

- Look, I'm sorry about your grandmother

and I'm sorry about what

you and your sisters are going through,

but I can't help you with this one.

Bye, Diamond.

- What if I can offer you $5 million?

5 million.

One job, I swear.

- One job.

- One job.

- And if I do this one job and something happens to me,

you better promise me you will take care of my son.

- No, no, I swear nothing's gonna happen.

- Promise me.

- If something happens,

I promise, your baby will be okay.

Now, please come back in, please.

- All right.

[soft beat music] [indistinct chatter]

- That me, [indistinct] my sisters, they know what to do.

- Hey, so what's up?

She in or what?

- I'm in.

- That's what's up.

- That's what's up. - We got you.

- Hey Frank, Frank, lemme get shots for everybody.

They're on me tonight. - Yes, shots.

- I'm [indistinct] one, two, three, four.

Gimme five shots, Frank.

Here, pass this on down.

- Yes. - Yeah.

There we go.

There you go.

Uh uh, alright.

Let me get mine. - Yeah, girl.

- All right, sisters on three, huh?

One, two, three.

- [All] Sisters!

[suspenseful music]

- Diamond.

[suspenseful music]

- What do you want?

- I miss you, baby.

- Get your hands off of me.

- Look, I fucked up.

Okay?

I just need another chance.

- Another chance?

Have you lost your fucking mind?

I'm outta here. - Diamond wait, okay?

I can explain.

- My best friend is dead, Trae,

there aint shit you can say to explain that.

- Look, Diamond.

That man was in love with you.

I saw the way he looked at you.

But you.

- So, you killed him.

Huh?

- You gonna shoot me?

Baby, you gon' shoot me over another nigga?

Huh?

[suspenseful music]

[gun pops]

- No, I'm gonna kill you.

[gun pops]

[suspenseful music]

[keys jingle] [engine whirls]

[suspenseful music]

- Come on, come on, come on, come on.

Said, hurry up.

[indistinct radio chatter]

Copy that.

Y'all, [indistinct], hurry up.

Yes, they're coming, hurry up.

- Zar, come on.

[suspenseful music]

you all right.

- Yeah, a little tired.

[suspenseful music]

[tense suspenseful music]

- Let's go, put your fucking hands up.

- I wouldn't do that if I were you.

- Let's go ladies.

Let's go.

Tia, get the bag. - Stay down.

- Diamond, come on. - Stay the fuck down

- Let's go. - We getting robbed.

- Yeah, you are motherfucker.

Yeah you are. - Now let's go, let's go.

- Keep your fucking hands to the ground.

- I got it, I got it.

- Hands to the ground.

Load up, load up, load up, load up.

- Yeah, get in, get in, get in.

[engine whirls]

[suspenseful music]

- All right, let's go, let's go.

- Hey Elise, burn this shit.

Come on, let's go.

- Thank you.

[indistinct] - Put it in.

- Let's go , let's go.

You got it, you got it, you got it, you got it.

You got it, watch it. - Come on, let's go.

[suspenseful music]

[doors close]

- Let's go.

[suspenseful music] [tires crunch]

[engine whirls]

[door opens]

- Shit. - Fuck.

- Damn, they cut the power.

- Fuck.

- Well listen,

you guys just go back there and get what you need to get

so we can get the fuck up outta here.

[footsteps tap]

[melancholic music]

[picture frame crashes]

[police siren baring] [melancholic music]

Shit.

[chopper roaring] [suspenseful music]

Fuck.

Diamond, Tia.

Okay, look, this the cops, all right, they're everywhere.

All right.

- Okay, let's go out the back.

- No, listen, you guys are gonna go out the back.

I'm gonna go out the front

and I'm gonna distract them, all right?

- No.

- Hell no.

If you go out there, I'm going with you.

- No, you're not, Tia. - Yes, I am.

- No, you're not.

What don't you fucking understand?

They won't kill one of their own,

they will fucking kill you, all right?

Now look, you guys got Samantha and Zar back there

waiting for you guys, go now,

run and don't look fucking back, all right?

Yes, come on. - No.

- Look, I love you guys.

You guys are my baby sisters, all right?

We got this.

We gonna be good, all right.

Go.

- Hey, [indistinct] see you in Jamaica.

- Listen, you'll see me in Jamaica, I promise.

You git this you guys, now fucking go, go.

I love you guys, I'll see you.

Go.

What are you?

Go, what the fuck?

Go.

- Come on.

What?

[chopper roaring] [siren blaring]

Come on, come on.

What?

- I gotta go out there with my sister, I gotta, I gotta go.

- Tia, please. - Now, listen.

- Please, Tia, please, no. - Diamond, listen to me.

Listen.

You go to Jamaica, right?

And we gonna meet you there.

Go to Jamaica, we gonna meet you there.

We both coming, come here.

Come.

[soft beat music] [police siren blaring]

♪ Times will surely be tough out here ♪

♪ You will suffer through much rejection ♪

♪ Causing you to have fear

♪ You might have heartbreak and struggle ♪

♪ And you might shed some tears ♪

♪ But that's how you know that your blessing is near ♪

♪ So, don't you never give up

♪ Don't never never never

♪ Never, never, never, never, give up ♪

♪ I'll never give up

♪ No, never, never, never

♪ Never, never, never, never give up ♪

♪ And now I'll never give up

♪ No never, never, never

♪ Never, never, never, never give up ♪

♪ Never give up

♪ No, never, never, never

♪ Never, never, never, never give up ♪

♪ Sometimes you gotta testify

[soft beat music]

- Hey.