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Dr. Cruise has been putting
his patients at risk for years.

I'm gonna get justice for you.

[Karen] Previously on Sistas...

I was trying to be wild
and free, and I failed.

Was he a minuteman?

He was just flopping around.

What you got planned today?

Still riding
the relaxation train.

If you want, I can set up
an interview with Outside Fred.

You wanna compare me
to homeless people?

It's the gateway drug.

Hayden, my boss hates your guts
and you're still here.

I'll be fine.

[Hayden] Andi's my colleague.

You, on the other hand,
you disposable.

[reggaeton music]

Mm, I don't know, Maurice.

This dating app is not
what I thought it would be.

What do you mean?

It's just everything that
I had to do to get on here.

Girl, I told you, it was elite.

Yeah, I know.

But I had to get
a recommendation from you

and then
three other recommendations.

That's exactly right.

One from the Father,
the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

It's thorough.

Yeah, and then there was
a rigorous questionnaire.

-I mean, it's a lot.
-Let me tell you something.

Whenever God blesses you
with your Aaron Pierre,

that's Mufasa,
you will thank me.

I don't know.

That's the problem, Maurice.

I'm not finding
a lot of prospects.

Okay, I get it.

Everybody's not as beautiful
as me.

-You know, I get 20 hits a day.
-20?

Oh yeah.

-Really?
-Mm-hmm.

Now, you could go
to the other side.

What are you talking about,
the other side?

The other side.

"Lesbanism."

I think you'd do cute
with Lena Waithe.

Thank you, but no thank you.

I'm only interested in men.

Don't knock it until you try it.

And it's funny.

I'm only interested in men, too.

Okay, Maurice,
can we focus, please?

-Sure.
-[Sabrina] Look.

This guy right here,
he's a lawyer.

Okay, he's very handsome,
he's very educated,

but he only prefers
to date white women.

Girl, not he want
a breast and a wing

and not leg and thighs.

And look at this guy.

He's an astrophysicist,
a professor.

Okay, he's very cute.

-He's smart.
-Mm-hmm.

But he doesn't want
to date women who wear makeup.

Uh-uh.

Not Pam Anderson Lee.

[sighs] I don't know, Maurice.

What am I supposed to do

with all these rules
and stipulations?

The same thing
everybody else does.

You just sift through
until you can find your jewel,

your diamond.

Yeah, well, as exclusive
as this is,

I thought there would be

a different caliber of men
on here.

Girl, please.

Don't bring up caliber.

We know your choices.

-Maurice, shut up.
-I'm just saying.

Well, if there's supposed to be
such high-level men on here,

why is everybody such a weirdo?

Sabrina, guess what?

Everybody has their quirks
and weird things.

Even you, bitch,
as much as you want to deny it.

Okay.

Exactly.
You ain't fooling nobody.

But your hairstyle is.

Whatever.

Seriously, how am I supposed
to find quality men on here?

You are not looking
for a husband.

You are looking for a man

to crack you open
like a crab leg.

Did you take
your lunch break yet?

That sounds like a fat joke.
-- you.

Give me this phone.

Let me see what we got
in the sweet shop.

[Maurice mutters to self]

Okay.

Oh, [chuckles] look at this.

-Let me see.
-[Maurice] Uh-uh.

Okay.

This man says that he

is not looking
for anything too serious.

-Okay.
-[Maurice] But a good time.

You know what that means.
You like doctors, don't you?

-I do.
-Oh, good.

-One, two, three, four.
-Let me see.

Oh, you a fast one.

What happened?

-Wait, what are you doing?
-[Maurice] Mm-mm!

Oh, he handsome!

-Let me see.
-Sabrina.

Okay, tell me this.

Do you have time for a lunch
and munch at your place later?

What? Without seeing him?

Oh, yeah, girl.

I promise you that, whenever you
find out what this is,

you will enjoy.

Enjoy what?

This.

[music crescendos]

♪ All my girls hold me down ♪

♪ When them boys mess around ♪

♪ When my love life
is a headache ♪

♪ We're goin' out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪

[upbeat hip-hop music]

Hey, Cuz, what the hell
are you doing here, hmm?

I'm gonna hop back on this game
and beat your man again.

That's what I'm doing.

Look, I only let him win
'cause he was your cousin.

Stop lying.

How's this my life?

[indistinct chatter]

-Hold up.
-[indistinct chatter]

How is this my life?

[Tony] What?

How are you so comfortable

sitting around all day
in this filth?

Playing video games with
somebody you don't even know?

-Hmm?
-You said he was your cousin.

The -- just got out of jail.

Damn, why you gotta tell
all my business?

-She lying.
-[both chuckling]

Anyone with access
to the World Wide Web

can see all of your mug shots.

-All of them?
-All eight.

Seven, 'cause you know
that other one got expunged.

Oh, you might want to call
your lawyer

so they can alert Fulton County
'cause they're not aware.

Y'all always trying to keep
a brother down.

Hello? Tony?

Yeah, yeah.

You're not looking at me.
You're not listening.

Hell, you're barely blinking.

Yeah, I mean, what's up?

Look at this apartment.

Look at this mess!

What?

You don't see the mess.

It's not even that bad.
It's a five-minute cleanup.

You got every kind of food.

Chinese, Mexican, rice.
Clothes are everywhere!

What is this?

How can you order
so much god-daggone food?

Um, y'all need to clean
my house.

Look, we will. All right?

I promise. You're gonna help.

Roc, get the hell
out of my house.

Fine.
I got something to do anyway.

Good.
So I gotta go back to work.

Hey, Cuz, we still gonna
get drinks later?

Fine, whatever, --.
You get one drink.

Hey, look, all I need is one.
[chuckles]

Have a good day.

Come on. One game.

Perfect.

Don't trust your lady.

-Girl, I got it!
-[Sabrina] Got what?

Got the settlement check!

[Sabrina] Oh, that's great,
Danni.

Yeah, and I need you
to deposit it for me.

And then tell me what to do
with all this money.

[Sabrina] What do you want
to do?

Girl, I don't know.
Why you think I'm calling you?

[Sabrina] Well, I can help you

with some options here
at the bank if you want.

Duh. What do you think
I'm calling you for?

-I'm on my way now.
-[Sabrina] Wait, now?

Yes.

[Sabrina] I, uh, have, um,
an afternoon date.

I can meet you back here after.

Look at you, daytime hoeing.
Okay.

Text me when you're on your way
to the bank.

[Sabrina] Okay.
That's great, Danni.

-Congratulations.
-Bye.

[reggaeton music]

Okay.

These are the medical records.

These are
the witness statements.

Hey, Andi.

Just the person I wanted to see.

I was just coming to check
on you between the meetings.

Meetings with
the basketball players?

-Yeah.
-Mm-hmm.

Fatima, remember
that they are not your priority.

-I'm aware.
-Okay.

I mean, from the looks of
all those gifts in your office,

just want
to make sure you stay focused.

Yes, and I'm gonna get rid
of all that.

-Okay. Good.
-Yeah. Yeah.

I still can't believe you are
working with Hayden.

Yeah, um, as annoying as he is,
he's actually really helpful.

Is that right?

I mean, yeah, with all
the tax stuff, he's really good.

Well, just make sure you keep me
informed on everything.

Noted.

And, um, what did you say you
need to see me about earlier?

I'm sorry, see you about?

Yeah, you said,
when I walked in,

I was just the person
you were looking for.

Right. Yes.

Uh, the last thing I need
are the nurse's statements.

Ah, yeah, um, Andi,
I don't have them just yet.

But I'm gonna get them.

Fatima, I have expressed
to you how important

the statements are to this case.

Yes, Andi, I know that,

and I'm gonna get them
for you right now.

Okay, but do you understand
that we have to present

all the evidence so
that Vincent takes the case on?

I know that.

Okay, well,
I have some documents

being messengered over from
Dr. Cruise's previous hospital.

Can you do that?

Sure, yeah.

Speak with Linda
and make sure we receive them.

Okay.

Okay.

Thank you.

Is there anything else you need?

No, that's it.

[dramatic music]

[R&B music]

-Hey. What's up, Zac?
-What's up?

How you doing, baby?

-I'm all right.
-[Rich] All right.

Well, it's good
to see you out, man.

It's good to be out.

Yo, on the real, man,

I'm sorry to hear about
everything that went down, man.

I appreciate that.

But, uh, you sure
you okay, though?

As good as I'm gonna be, bro.

All right, bet.

All right,
so what can I get you?

Actually, I'm meeting somebody.

[Rich] Oh, word?

So all I need is a seat, really.

All right.

All right, well, I mean, go
ahead and take that right there.

We're gonna have some customers
coming in later and whatnot.

-But, uh, I got you. I'm in.
-Bet.

-Appreciate you, man.
-Oh, snap! Oh, Chaz.

-What up, bro?
-My name is Rich.

-Yeah.
-Yeah, man.

-Yo, I'm a huge fan, dawg.
-Is that right?

-Yeah, yeah, most def.
-Okay.

And this is
my juice shop right here, too.

Oh, dope. Nice little spot
you got here, bro.

Yeah, yeah,
thank you, thank you.

-[Chaz] Nah, for real.
-All right.

Yo, listen, since you're
an honored guest,

anything you want,
it's on the house.

Oh, bet.

Let me get that, uh,
that Green Glacier.

All right, all right, say less.

Yo, yo, we gonna get Chaz
a Green Glacier, all right?

Yo, you gonna like this one.
This is one of my new ones.

Got a little special
ingredient in it, all right?

-Appreciate it, man.
-[Rich] Yeah.

Hey, question for you.

Looking for a guy named Zac.
Know where I can find him?

Oh, shit, I ain't know Zac
knew people like that.

Oh, no, that's him right there.

-Oh, right.
-All right, yeah, yeah.

-Thank you, man.
-[Rich] Do your thing, no doubt.

Zac! Chaz, man.

What's up?

So, Fatima tells me
you into investing.

-Yeah.
-Well, I guess she thought

it'd be a good idea for us
to connect.

I don't know
why she thought that.

Okay, uh, see, I got
this brilliant idea

about a sports-themed
restaurant.

I mean, it's gonna be real nice
on the inside

and have a basketball court
in the back.

Thinking about calling it
Sports, No Cap.

[chill music]

[hip-hop music playing]

I know, I can explain.

Girl, that seems a little worse
than what it is.

Can you believe
that our scheduling system

went down today after we talked

and half of these women
are double booked?

We also ran out of conditioner
and mousse,

but I have more
on order already.

Oh, and, um, Latrice got into it
with a customer,

but I handled it,
so no need to worry.

Okay. You can do this.

You can do this.

Just have fun.

Fun. [knocking on door]

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

Fun. No romance.

And no gummy worms, please.

Dr. Roqué?

Come in.

Thank you.

Please, call me Jamal.

Jamal it is.

[Jamal] You have
a very nice place.

Thank you.

You're even more gorgeous
than your profile picture.

Thank you.
That's very sweet of you.

You look sweet.

So, your last name
is spelled R-O-Q--

My mother's Creole.
She's from Bayou.

Oh, really?

Is that where you grew up?

Some. I lived a few places
here and there.

Oh.

What about your dad?

Oh, that's what we're doing now.

What?

Inquiring about
each other's families.

Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry.

-Would you like a drink?
-I'm good. I'm good.

But it seem like
you may need one.

I don't normally do this.

Yeah, I don't either.

And I don't bite.

Unless you want me to.

[sensual R&B music]

That was nice.

May I?

That was nice, too.

You know, I'm surprised.

You seem a bit more reserved,
considering your message.

-Really?
-Yeah.

My message?

You know how you said
you wanted me to hit it

like a ship
that hit a big iceberg?

Yeah.

You know, sex is
the best stress reliever.

-It relaxes you.
-Is that right?

Absolutely.

It's the best happy pill
you could take.

Why is that?

Because it releases
the endorphins

and increases the dopamine,

which allows the tension
in your body to just disappear.

Yeah.

I think I read that somewhere.
[chuckles]

Yeah, but you ain't got
to read it no more.

'Cause I'ma to show you.

[sensual R&B music]

[hip-hop music]

What is going on?

Everything is gonna be okay.

You have nothing to worry about.

Pam, what is going on? Huh?

-It's not that bad.
-I don't understand.

Girl, I got it
all under control.

-I promise I didn't...
-How?

You know, Karen, I was thinking
that, uh, maybe--

How am I supposed to fix this?

Karen.

I'm sorry.

Okay, so things got out of hand,
but I can pull it together.

I promise I can.

This salon was the one thing
I did right, Pam...

What do you mean, one thing?

I am failing at everything else.

[Pam] That's not true, Karen.

You are a highly successful
and accomplished woman.

You know what?

I can't do this.

-Karen!
-No, I can't.

Ask Aaron to fix you
the last supper.

That'll make you feel better.

Lord, you know I need one. Woo!

[suspensive music]

Oh!

Hey there.
I was looking for you.

Hey. What's going on?

Um, do you have
the nurse's statements?

Andi, I, um...

I've been bogged down
with all this,

but I promise you
I'm gonna get to it.

I promise.

Fatima, I expressed to you how
important this is for the case.

I know it is, and I'm gonna
get them right now.

Fatima, remember you
are still a paralegal,

and there's still a job for you
to do.

I know that.

You know, usually you are really
on it, and lately, I just...

-I...
-Andi, I'm still on it.

Look, I understand you
are under a tremendous amount

of stress with this case.

I know it's important.

-Important for all Black women.
-Right.

Look, Andi,
I'm in your corner, okay?

I got you. I just...

Excuse me.

I hope I'm not interrupting.

Hey, Fatima.

I just need you to put this
in Jayven Solas' audit file.

Oh, I'm sorry.
Did I interrupt something?

Okay.

Well, I'll let you guys finish
your conversation.

You guys have an amazing day.

Oh, Fatima.

I'm gonna grab some flowers
out of your office.

I got a date later.

I am so glad that you picked
a better partner.

It is me and you. We locked in.

[laughing] Excuse me.

Fatima, do you work for me
or do you work for Hayden?

[giggling] Oh, my gosh.

Whoo! [sighs] Well, Doc,

I didn't even know I needed
that release.

I don't think it was you
that needed the release.

Oh, my gosh.

I really should consider
doing this more often.

You know, I wouldn't mind
doing it more.

When you allow your body
to relax,

you're such a different person
than when I first got here.

Different how?

Man, the stuff you had me doing,
I ain't never done before.

Like, what's that move you did

when you put your left leg
behind my head

and your right leg
under my knee?

I was like, "Whoo!"

-Okay, okay, okay.
-[Jamal] Oh, man.

I don't know.

I just did what I felt
was natural.

But what about you?

-Hm? Mm-hmm.
-Me?

That move that you made.

That thing you did
with your tongue.

You definitely deserve
a gold medal.

-Oh, I aim to please.
-Mm-hmm.

I was definitely pleased.

I hope I can continue
to please you.

Well, if you play
your cards right, Doc,

you might just get that wish.

Is that so?

[giggles]

[message notification]

Oh, wait.

[sighs] Look at the time.

I gotta get back to work.

What about you?

Are you going back
to the hospital?

Oh, I don't work
at the hospital.

-You don't?
-No.

I have an office in Midtown.

Oh. Oh, okay.

Oh. Oh, okay.

Are you gonna go see
some of your patients?

No, I'm off for the day.

I got a meeting with
some golfing buddies later.

-Hm?
-Yeah.

Well, aren't you lucky?

I wish I didn't have
to go back to work.

Truly, because that was
a really good break

-that I needed.
-Mm-hmm.

I wish I could take you with me
in my purse.

-You do?
-Yeah.

-Is that weird?
-No, it's not weird.

What are you doing?

So you can take it with you.

[chuckles]

There you go. Keep it close.

Well, how about I take it
with me in the shower right now?

Oh, you ain't gotta
tell me twice.

-Let's go.
-Let's go.

[light R&B music]

[Chaz] Yeah, and I was thinking
we could name

some of the drinks
after the players,

like K Dubbs Double Shot Whiskey

or a Roger Reese Rum Runner.

Okay, maybe not that one,
but maybe--

What kind of food do you want
to sell in this spot?

Of course.
Like, sports-type food.

You know, like wings,
nachos, fries.

All kinds of finger foods
and stuff.

You know how many restaurants
like that

already exist in Atlanta?

Yeah, but you know--

You know how many restaurants
failed in the first year?

I know.

Do you even know how to run
a restaurant?

Well, if you stop
cutting me off,

I can answer some
of your questions.

Do your thing, playboy.

Look, I've done my research,
and we have something unique

that other restaurants
in Atlanta don't have.

None of them have a basketball
court attached to them

where actual league players
gonna be hanging out at.

Yeah, and none of them have me.

That's it?

No.

I know that many restaurants
fail in the first year,

but my college roommate
is a business major who's run

three successful restaurants,

and he's agreed to come on
and manage it for me.

So I guess you got it
all figured out, huh?

Me? Nah.

I just like to be thorough,

especially when it comes
to business and money.

-I mean, Fatima said--
-Fatima what?

Whoa, bro. You good?

I'm sensing some hostility.

Nah, go ahead.

What was you saying
about Fatima?

Go ahead, continue.

I was just saying she says
you about your money like me.

I mean, she really thought
you'd dig this investment idea.

So I guess...

I guess you did
all the homework, huh?

-You got it all figured out.
-Well, yeah.

For the most part.

Then riddle me this, Batman.

Do you know how detrimental
it is to your health

to be sending another man's girl
expensive gifts?

[clears throat] Hey.

Um, so, in light
of our newfound friendship,

I have something I'd like
to give to you.

-Oh, you got a gift.
-Mm-hmm.

Well, I didn't know we were at
the gift-giving stage.

-I don't have anything for you.
-No, that's okay.

This is just something I wanted
to do for you.

So I spoke with Pink-kesha,
and we wanted to give you...

this.

Look at that.

-Meet Mauricio. Mm-hmm.
-Mauricio.

-[laughing]
-Paige, this is so sweet.

I just want to take the time
to apologize

for talking about
your split ends this morning.

Oh, no, you...

you didn't say anything about
my hair this morning.

Yes, I did.

It was just to Molly in the
break room.

-Oh.
-And I'm too sorry.

-[clears throat awkwardly]
-Is everything copasetic?

Bitch, when did you get here?

-[Sabrina] Hmm?
-Look what the cat drug in.

-[Paige] Mm-hmm.
-What?

Or what the cat drugged out.

Okay, or the cat got scratched
and patted.

-[Paige] Ah!
-Excuse me.

There are customers here.
Just take care of them.

-[gasps]
-[gasps]

Oh. Wait, she?

On the... Oh, my God.

Well...

I feel like we should...
I mean, people...

You're always trying to be
in somebody else's business,

ain't it, Paige?

I mean, what is life if not

being in
other people's business?

That's friendship. Being nosy.

You sound like a white woman.

I am a white woman.

And I am sorry about that.

Apology not accepted.

Why would you make this moment
about you?

Noted.

Hi, sweet baby. Hi.

-[indistinct whispering]
-[baby cooing]

Hey, Momma.

Hey, sweet baby.
How are you doing?

Where's Aaron?

I thought he was taking you
to the doctor

and then taking you
over to the salon.

Well, no. He, um...

He had to run an errand.
He'll be back soon.

Well, how was your day, dear?

-Everything going good?
-Uh, no.

No, it's, um...

-It's not going good.
-Why? What happened?

[Karen] I just...

I stopped by the salon

and it didn't even seem like
my salon.

and it didn't even seem like
my salon.

Why? What's going on?

Pam's there, right?
What's she doing?

I don't know what Pam is doing.

There was loud music playing,
customers waiting.

Phone ringing off the hook.
It was crazy.

You're right, that does not
sound like your salon.

No, but that's how it was.

-It was in disarray.
-Mm.

Well, what did Pam have to say
for herself?

That she was sorry and she'll
get everything back on track.

-"Back on track"?
-[Karen] Yeah.

-How did it get off of track?
-I don't know, Momma.

She said stylists
were fighting clients.

-Oh.
-Products were running out.

-It was just too much.
-Well, what did you say to her?

I didn't know what to say.

I mean, it's just one thing
after another.

It's all just so overwhelming.

Well, you know, I never trusted
that girl.

-Oh, Momma, come on.
-No, really.

-She's got lying eyes.
-What?

She lies. She lies a lot.

I can't tell you how many times
I've caught her in lies.

Okay, Momma, I can't talk
about this right now.

It's... Come on.

All right, well...

You want me to go down there
and say something to her?

-[Karen] No.
-You sure?

No, no, no. Please don't.

Okay.

Well, I'm sorry
your day went like that.

How was the trip to the doctor?

What did he have to say?

Oh, well, actually, he suggested

maybe a change in scenery
would do me good.

Change in scenery like what?

A trip to the park or the gym?

Or maybe even a vacation?

No, I think he meant more like
the environment I live in.

The environment?

Well, doesn't that seem
a little, I don't know, drastic?

[baby pooping]

[chuckling]

-Momma, I, um...
-Oh, my.

I think I'm...

I think I'm ready to hold
my ba--

I'm ready to hold Faith.

[reggaeton]

Hey, I was just coming
to see you.

Oh, likewise.

These are the nurse statements
you asked for.

-Thank you, girl.
-You're welcome.

Uh, excuse me.

Yes?

These are not all of them.

What, what?

There were supposed to be 15.
I'm only seeing 12.

Andi, I don't know
how that happened.

-I thought I got all of them.
-No, this is not all of them.

Um, and, actually, I needed them
to be backdated

up to six months until Karen was
admitted if they were on duty,

which I'm seeing
up to two months,

which I know for a fact

that there were five on duty
that night.

Andi, I don't know how
that happened.

I just...

Fatima, you've been
letting me down today.

Seriously, Andi?

This was an oversight.

Fatima, I know
that you're good at your job,

but today you've just been off
your game.

Well, I can't act like I don't
have a lot on my plate.

I mean, I always do.

You do, but I need you to focus
and have my back with this case.

Andi, I always have your back.

Have I not held you
and this office down?

Yes, you have.
However, you need to step it up.

I know that we're friends,

but don't forget that I am
your boss.

Okay, Andi, I know you are under
a lot of stress with this case,

it is a massive undertaking.

But if you're questioning
my dedication,

then maybe we need to have
a conversation.

[tense hip-hop music]

-Hey, man, what's your problem?
-You my problem.

Let me explain something to you,
okay?

I'm not interested

in any investment opportunities
with you, my boy.

Oh, so you big mad
that another dude's showing

-your girl some appreciation?
-"Big mad."

Okay, man.

Y'all young --
use different terminology.

Let me make this clear, okay?

I don't need you to send my girl
any appreciation purses, period.

So you just mad about the purse?

What you mean, "the purse?"
What's that?

I sent her way more gifts
than that.

She ain't tell you?

Let me explain something to you,
Chad, Chaz,

whatever your -- name is.

Fatima don't need none of
your purses or your gifts.

You understand me?
I give her everything she need.

Okay, you need
to watch yourself.

[laughing] Or what?

"Or what"?

--, you beanpole-looking,
no-free-throw shooting,

disrespectful-ass young --.

--, I know you not talking,

you over-the-hill,
ointment-smelling,

bad-knees-having,
short-ass --.

Hey, you need to watch
your -- --

I will fold your ass up
in here, --.

-Don't play with me.
-What you gonna do, little man?

-- out my face, --.
What's wrong with you?

Wait, wait, wait.
Hold up, chill out.

What's going on here?

I'm gonna have
to teach this man a lesson.

That's what's gonna happen.

Nah, Rich, he just trying
to feel like a man.

'Cause he obviously doesn't
at home.

Oh, hell no, no.

Yo, Chaz, you gonna have to get
your ass up out of here, man.

We don't play that here.
You gotta get out my shop.

Right now, my man. Bye.

Shit, that's fine with me.
And that green juice tastes

more like
a green garbage anyway.

Your free throw percentage
is garbage.

You need to change the
ingredients

on that mother--.

All right, I'll see your ass
in the G league, my --.

Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.

Yo. Yo, are you good?

It's my fault. It's my fault.

I just, it's a lot.

I'm good, though. I'm good.

-You don't look good, G.
-I'm good.

It's just, I need an escape.

Like, I need, I need a drink.

Yo, I feel, yo, you going
by yourself?

Yo, wait--
Yo, make sure you lock up.

Yo, hold up, man.

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This man is disgusting.

He deserves
to be underneath jail.

[phone vibrating]

Hi, Nurse Saunders.

[Saunders] Miss Barnes?

How can I help you?

[Saunders] Are you still
gathering information

to bring a case
against Dr. Cruise?

Yes, I am.

[Saunders] What about
the hospital?

Yes, the hospital, too.

[Saunders] Did you know there's
a class action lawsuit

against him in Alabama?

No, I didn't.

[Saunders] Because of the strict
laws there,

he's had so many expecting
mothers die under his care.

All of them women of color.

Why am I not surprised?

[Saunders] There's more.

When the case was brought
against him,

he changed his name and moved
to Georgia to practice.

In Alabama, he's known
as Dr. Ivan Cruise.

This man is worse
than I thought.

[Saunders] I don't think
it's going to be easy

to bring him down.

He's protected by
the hospital board,

and he's the head of labor
and delivery.

I think I can work around that.

[Saunders] If anyone gets
too close, he disappears.

Not this time.

Ooh!

Girl, spill it.

I want to know every detail.

It was nice.

"Nice"?

Baby, the way you walked
in here,

it's like he folded you up
like a fitted sheet.

Oh, those are actually really
difficult to fold.

It takes, like, a lot
of patience.

[Maurice] Mm-hmm.

And it seems that
the doctor's found his patient

and given a prescription.

There weren't no drugs involved,
was it?

What? No. Please, please.

Well, you certainly look
10 times more relaxed

than you did when you left.

[chuckles] It's probably because
she had 10 orgasms.

Oh, my God.

More like twelve,
but who's counting?

[gasps]
Me, bitch! Tell me everything.

Was the orgasms voluntary
or they involuntary?

Calm down, Maurice.

They were very intentional.

Both times.

Both times?

Does that mean
that you did it twice?

Oh, yes.

Oh.

-Maurice, what's wrong?
-What's...

Are you okay?

I'm just proud.

I'm so proud.

My little caterpillar has grown
into a big booty butterfly hoe.

-Oh!
-Oh, that's beautiful.

Maurice, stop.

What?

I'm just happy that
the doctor did his job.

-Made you feel better.
-Mm-hmm.

Well, a doctor does know
women's anatomy.

[chuckling]

What kind of doctor is he?
A gynecologist?

Oh, I had a crush on my GYN,

but he was, like, 30 years older
than me,

and we thought that'd be weird
for everybody else, so...

-30 years?
-Yeah.

I'm just proud, I must say.

-Thank you.
-[Paige] Yes.

-Hey, Danni.
-Hey, Danni.

-Hi.
-Am I interrupting a meeting?

-Yes.
-Mmm! No.

-They were just leaving.
-Oh, right.

-Hi, I'm Paige.
-[Danni] Danni.

[Paige] Hi. So nice to meet you.

Hi, I'm Maurice.

-Text me what she said.
-[Danni] Mm-hmm.

-Hey, girl.
-Hey, girl.

All right. That boy's a mess.

He is a mess, but this
is your check!

-Go ahead. Put it in there.
-[Sabrina] Okay.

Yes. We can deposit this today.

I need to pay
them credit card bills off.

I know. Okay.

We can put in a check right now.

Mm-hmm.

It is going to take about 7
to 10 business days

for the entire amount to clear.

-Seven to ten business days?
-Mm-hmm.

-Business days?
-Yes.

It's a lot of money.

Danni, $75,000.

Why is everyone always trying
to hold on to my money?

-It's not that.
-My money.

It's not that, okay?
The bank just has to communicate

and make sure
that the funds are clear.

It is a standard waiting period.

Okay, fine, but what about this

IRA business
you were talking about?

Oh, yes.

So we can take a percentage
and put it into an individual

-retirement account.
-Mm-hmm.

Right?
And then we take it from there.

It helps grow your money,
but the taxes are deferred.

Oh, sounds good to me.

Yes. Hold on.

What we can do is you'll figure
out a percentage you want

to take from your money.

We'll open up a savings account,
and this will get you

on your way to your savings.

-I'm so proud of you.
-Thank you.

Yes, of course, girl.
It's my passion.

Anyway, are you gonna go back
to work after this?

Oh, no. I'm semi-rich.

They'll see me tomorrow.
[chuckles]

You're silly.

You want to lunch?
You want to be ladies who lunch?

Oh, wait.
No, you had the lunch date.

Well, it was more of a lay
than a lunch.

Hoeing in the afternoon.

That's my girl.

Maurice had me on this app,
you know.

At first, I didn't like it

because I wasn't having
any luck,

but then he found a doctor.

See, if you're gonna hoe,
hoe responsibly.

-And that's how.
-That's how I do it.

Yeah, a doctor.

And honestly, Danni,
it was so good.

It's probably the best
that I've ever had, you know?

I never thought that I could
really get that--

-Freaky?
-Yes.

Yeah, you just gotta find one
to bring it out to you.

Yeah.

He's definitely the one
that brought it out in me.

Yeah, and he even gave me
a little souvenir to take home.

Oh. Okay.

Well, good thing he's a doctor,
because he can just give you

a shot of penicillin
and clear that right now.

Girl, no. Not that.

-Okay.
-This.

Mmm. Ooooooooooooh!

I know.

So good, Brina.

Make sure you take
a vinegar bath.

A what?

It's fine.

You know how Benson is.

Doesn't matter, because I'm
gonna pursue it anyway.

Just gotta be discreet.

[Fatima] Next on Sistas...

Chaz, what are you doing here?

Yeah, I wanna know
the same -- thing.

My food is finally here.

What the hell are you
doing here?

She is so perfect.

I ended up making
something so perfect.

She's so beautiful.

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