All language subtitles for Assisted Living s04e19 By Any Means Necessary.eng

Pleasure doing business with your
fellas. It's okay.

Give me the money.

I will get you back. I will get you
back. I will get you back. You have the

money.

Okay.

Time to win some chips back.

If they're counting the cards, we're in
more trouble than anything else.

That's why you keep losing. You don't
know how to play the game.

I raise.

I'm out.

I call.

I raise again.

$35.

I call.

I can't believe this.

Thank you for your contribution to my
dinner tomorrow.

Okay. Five.

I've called it that way.

All right.

I'm out again.

Thanks.

I called.

I raised again.

I called.

Okay. This means I am all in.

I call.

Man, you're like a walking ATM machine
today.

I gracefully accept defeat today.

What? I will win next time.

Yeah, you said that last time. Whatever.

I'm going to my room to cry.

Poker, cool.

Mind if I watch for a sec?

Oh, yeah, I would see you.

Hold up, Shalisha.

Can you give me the honor and touch my
hand, please? Because I need a little

luck, because Reginald been killing
tonight, and I need a victory.

I always brought my uncle good luck when
he was gambling, so.

Oh, you need to go then.

I look like a little bit of voodoo, but
I'm going to take it anyway.

Ain't going to help.

I raise.

I call.

Okay, well, I call and I'm all in. 150.

You'll call.

Vote for kings over queens.

Hold up. Get your hand out of my pot,
boy.

Royal Flush, best hand you can get in
poker.

Period.

Mm -hmm, yeah.

You know what?

I've never had a Royal Flush before.

You came in and touched my cards and
gave me good luck immediately. How about

that? I think with you, I always gave my
uncle some good luck.

Mm -hmm.

And keep all around.

You got to go.

Behind you for sure.

Always remember, yeah.

We'll make it if we stay together.

Y 'all enjoy this break?

Mm -hmm.

Stuff. Question, I know y 'all done
registered to vote, right?

Oh, yes, ma 'am. Most definitely.

Mm -hmm, yeah, but I registered to vote
for everybody black.

See, that's the problem. You voting...
For somebody black instead of doing

research and finding the most qualified
candidate.

Yeah, exactly.

My family raised me to vote black based
on principles.

All right, now it's in my soul to vote
black.

There are black candidates and other
colors as well who are corrupt.

Okay, well, we fought for black
candidates to have the opportunity to be

Corrella.

That don't make no sense. We have to
choose the most competent person for the

job. Exactly.

The most competent black person for the
job.

Okay, because if we don't have no black
person in office, then we don't have no

black voice. Well, we may have the
voice, but they may not speak up. Now,

Cora, I know you research and find out
who you want to vote for. Well, I do

a qualified person, but you know, but I
really do like to see somebody in the

office that looks like me.

Okay.

I understand, and I feel the same way. I
love seeing our people in office, but

not if they don't belong there.

That's why the voting process is the way
it is. We are supposed to choose our

leaders so that they will have the best
interests of the people in mind. Or

they're not going to have the best
interests of the people, especially if

they're not black.

Jeremy, you know what? I have a friend
named Keisha. She's going to stop by

later. But she's in the politics. Maybe
she can help y 'all get to the bottom of

this. All right. Well, if I'm named
Keisha, I know she's with me.

I'm going to run some errands, but y
'all enjoy this Black Voter Day.

All right, and me too. I got to get out
here. I clean this up when I get back.

I got to get down to the church.

Come on now.

I know I'm always at the church.

What's going on in here?

Okay, finding somebody in here with some
fit.

How do y 'all feel about the voting
process?

Trash, if you ask me.

Hot garbage.

What do you mean?

The government ain't doing nothing for
us or any of the neighborhoods where I'm

from. If I was old enough to vote, I
wouldn't. It's pointless.

Hey, I got to get out of here. You
school them rags.

How do you feel about the voting
process?

Same as Shalisha.

I mean, if I was old enough to vote, I
wouldn't in this broken system.

I can't believe what we've come to.

We researched our vote for the most
qualified person.

For the folks in Buckhead, not Bankhead.
Yeah.

For the other brother and not the black
brother.

Listen, the potholes have been in the
West Side since I was born.

The government has money to fix it, but
they don't care.

Streets fixed in the rich neighborhoods,
though.

Big fat.

I became a judge so that our people
would have a chance to face a fair

and I had faced many adversities because
of my color.

Now, our people gave us a chance to vote
so that we would have a voice.

And many of them paid with their lives.

So if nothing else, you should vote
because of them.

Have a seat.

Ah, Chalice, I'm so happy to see you.

My grandma always told me somebody's
going to want something when they say,

happy to see you. What's up?

Okay, well, let's cut to the chase.

We got another game later, and I was
hoping you'd come through and, you know,

put a little voodoo luck on there again
for me, and I got a chance to win $1

,000. $1 ,000?

Yes, $1 ,000.

Cool. I'm going to need my 30%. A 30 for
who?

30%. I'm not going to keep helping you
for free while you're coming up.

Okay, fair enough. Ten percent.

Forty percent.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. You're going in the
wrong direction. And it's going to keep

going in that direction if you keep
trying me. Mr. Jeremy, I'm from the West

Side. We don't play about our money,
Shawty.

Okay, all right.

Twenty percent, Shawty.

Fifty percent.

We're supposed to be family.

He ain't put a ring on it yet. Plus,
blood ain't thicker than these bills.

Okay, all right, all right, all right,
all right.

Thirty percent.

Forty percent.

Yesterday's price is not today's price.

That was 10 seconds ago. She made
yesterday's prank.

All right. Okay. Okay.

Deal.

Okay.

We play at 630 tonight.

Me and Phillip are supposed to study,
but my family could use that extra cash.

Yeah. Forget studying.

All right.

See you later.

Period.

Period.

And then there was one.

I raised.

You suck, man.

Eat that butt.

Okay, bring me my money.

Here.

Uh -uh, this is short.

What? This is short. That's 40%. You
don't know how to count. Come on.

like that.

Good job.

Thank you. Until next time.

There you go. You must be able to get
home.

Thank you.

Hey. Hey.

Sorry, I lost track of time.

Oh, no, it's cool. You know, I just...
Finished reading the chapter and took

some notes while you were having fun.

Do you have an attitude?

Maybe I do. I mean, when you give me
your word, you're supposed to stick to

right? It was one night.

Plus, I got a good deal. I made so much
money. For yourself.

Congratulations on making money and
breaking your word. For my family. This

money is going to put groceries on the
table for a whole month and take the

off from my mom. But you wouldn't know
nothing about that because food just

magically appears on your table.

And what do you mean by that?

You don't know how good you got it.

You don't have to hustle because you
have a family that provides for you

night. It's not like that for everybody.

Look, your situation shouldn't stop you
from keeping your word.

Look, Phillip, I got a lot going on. I
got to take care of my siblings and my

mom at times. I cannot take care of you,
too.

Well, maybe you should just take care of
what's important. Yeah, well, maybe I

should. Well, maybe you should. Yeah,
maybe I should. I just said that.

I don't have time for this. Bye.

Yeah, why she stole them off?

That's my good luck charm.

Man, we broke up.

What? Oh, no, man. Y 'all got to get
back together. I need her.

You said that when someone breaks up,
they break up with the family. So we're

done with her.

I said that?

Yeah.

Man, I must have been high that day.

If it isn't the voter for the other man
and their anti -government brother man.

Look, times have changed and the
government hasn't. I mean, they haven't

about us since George Washington was in
office.

Times are definitely changing and we
need to continue voting to see more and

better change.

Look, the government doesn't care about
us. It's only money.

We didn't have representation. That's
why we were treated less than.

Man, if we don't have nobody in the
room, how can we be heard?

By researching the candidates we vote
for.

The system is broken.

Period.

Hey, all right.

Cut it out, man.

Your girlfriend's gone.

Ex -girlfriend.

What? What happened?

She's spending all her time making money
with my dad to leave me a study alone.

Son, Jesus forgave, and so can you.

You just want to use her for poker.

God!

All the sacrifices I've made for you?

This is how you treat me?

Hey,

you just break my heart every chance you
get.

Ah.

The guilt trip tactic won't work. You
told me a years ago.

Damn. I know I told you that too early.

Whatever. Look, Salicia's in the path,
okay?

Now, I'm going to go study on my own.

That boy is soft.

Amen. You know you have to fix this,
right?

Who are you telling, man? I need him for
the poker games. I was winning a lot of

money.

Yeah, we got to fix this.

We didn't break it.

My name is Bennett. I ain't in it.

Come on, Reginald. Be the bigger man.

Oh, my name is Eddie.

I'm going to be petty.

Y 'all got the plan down, right? Mm
-hmm. Well, it should work.

Yeah, kids.

All right, cool. Here we go.

I don't think it's going to work.

I think it will.

Okay.

Get to pay for a little, eh?

I bet you $100 it will not work. Oh, my
God. You've become a gambling fool.

All right. Here we are.

I got it. Yeah.

Bring your money.

All right.

Right there. It won't work.

My dear.

Where's Mr. Jeremy?

He stepped away momentarily. Sit down.
Sit down.

How are you?

We've missed you around here.

Oh, yes. We love having you around.

You're like a real sunshine around here.

How are y 'all so happy to see me when
every time I touch Mr. Jeremy's cards,

takes all y 'all money?

We're actually not happy about that.

How you doing, son? You okay?

Yeah, they're starting for the test I
got tomorrow.

Okay, cool.

So you know your dad is right 99 % of
the time, right?

But then there's that 1%. What are you
talking about?

I used your girlfriend to help me make
money.

It wasn't her fault.

You don't understand my struggle.

Well, he... Talks at great lengths about
how amazing you are.

Say, Alicia.

Say, Alicia. Say, Alicia. I mean, that
is all we hear around here.

Well, too bad he don't know how to have
a conversation.

He thinks he knows everything, and I
can't be with somebody like that. No,

agree. But talk to him just one more
time.

If he doesn't work out, let it go.

I don't know. I only got one life, and I
can't waste it on somebody fugazi. For

real, for real.

I don't know what Fugazi.

Fugazi.

I don't know that, but I do know that
Philip would like to speak to him if he

would speak to him.

He's waiting in Europe.

I came here to get 40 % of Mr. Jeremy's
earnings, not to talk to Philip.

That looks about like 500.

Well,

give me 40 % and I'll talk to Philip.

No problem. It's not our money. You've
got tickets.

Well, actually, make it 50%. Oh, yeah.

I'd like to get that.

You got to bag me. You should get a
little bag in here.

Oh, I got something.

I got this. I got this.

Don't touch my mind. All right.

Let me go talk to Philip.

Benedict Arnold, do this.

Et tu, Brute?

What do you know about Shakespeare?

That people that are close to you will
stab you in your back.

Well, I'd love to hear more of these
analogies, but I got to jump on this

call. Mm -hmm, Uncle Tom.

Freedom from Godfather.

What is that, a list of backstabbers?

I got another list for you.

Oh, I hope it involves good people that
actually care about people. No, it's a

list of people with no respect.

Adolf Hitler.

The manager that took New Edition's
money.

Whatever you say, Dad.

You and Chalice here better?

We all right.

Well, y 'all ain't all right. Y 'all
still don't know nothing about history

don't want to vote.

Y 'all still in here talking about
voting?

Hey, this is my friend right here. This
is Keisha I was talking about.

Oh, man. Let me get the things I need
for church tonight, okay?

I ain't no need to talk about that,
Keisha.

Yeah, I know people. Yeah, now I
probably got somebody here with some

Well, hello, gentlemen.

Somebody that's been in the broken
system.

Boy,

better shut up before I flap you.

No, it's fine.

Speak your mind, son.

Excuse me.

The government doesn't care about us.

What makes you think the government
doesn't care?

I mean, when you look at other
countries, I mean, they get free health

also maternity leave or even mental
health day.

We get none of that.

If you're right about that, then how do
we solve that problem?

I don't know.

New government, I guess.

That only comes when you put the right
people in office.

I told him that.

No, you didn't. You said only put black
people in office.

Yeah, that too.

I understand both your points of view,
and I agree with them.

It is important to have black
representation in office.

Told you.

But it's also very important to make
sure that you have the right people in

office, because there are parts of our
system that are terribly broken.

Big facts.

The right to vote is precious, almost
sacred.

People fought for it, bled for it, died
for it.

Honor their sacrifice.

Vote. That's what Congressman John Lewis
said.

He fought with Dr. King, right?

Yes, he did.

Many women and men fought for your right
to vote and even gave their lives for

it. That tells you how important it is.
And we show our respect for them by

voting and fixing our government.

All right.

Did y 'all get everything y 'all needed
for my free?

Now we got to get down to the church.
Come on, Keisha.

It's nice speaking with you all.

Look at that.

Y 'all learned something they didn't.

Yep.

So, at the end of the day, I was right.

No, I was right.

No, I was right.

Okay, look.

We were both right in our own ways,
okay? Now, just don't tell Reginald that

was right, too.

Yeah.

Well, you can't fix the system unless
you do it together.

So, when my time comes, I'm going to be
in line to vote.

Eight, high flush.

I believe that is the winning hand.

I better live here.

All righty.

I am all in.

Too rich for me.

I call.

Big pocket king over big pocket queen.

Easy money.

Easy loss.

This is amazing.

This is what winning feels like.

This is what love feels like.

Yeah, you need your good love charm
back.

I know, right?

She here with Phillip, right?

Yeah, they're studying.

Okay, cool.

Yeah, I need to go talk.

Wait, wait, wait.

Wait now.

Okay, you won that.

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