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I want to let you rent out
Sonny's for a few months.

Yes.

Should be proud of yourselves!

Last time on The Chi...

Do you know who I am?

You Douda,

street-chair
of the 63rd Street Mob.

Douda killed Reg.

All right?
It's... it's either him or me.

I want my little brother back.

So how much
is my little bro worth?

A whole lot.

Otis "Douda" Perry

has never cared
about anything but himself.

He's not in this election
to help people.

He's here to... to gain power
and money.

And I know.

I'm his mother.

And I am endorsing
Camille Hallaway.

Motherfuckers out here tweaking.

Fuck you looking at?

Look, don't worry.

You seen this girl?

I saw her waiting
for the bus the other night.

It's okay.
I'm gonna get you home.

Your sister's been
through a lot.

So have we. I just want things

- to go back to normal again.
- Lower your voice.

I don't care if she can hear me.

Yo, she just had
a traumatic experience.

She can be weird if she want.

Thank you.

I should be thanking you.

You gave my life meaning.

Smile for Daddy.

Oh.

Fill your lungs

with as deep a breath
as you can.

Hold it for two seconds...

then exhale.

I heard you screaming,
so I came to check on you.

I'm fine.

- No, you're not.
- I'm good.

I promise.

Are you still mad?

Kevin, get the fuck out.

Breathe in...

one, two, three.

Breathe out.

Oh, we could be at home,

snuggled under
500-thread-count sheets,

but, no, you got us out here
doing, as Kevin would say,

"white people shit."

It is not that bad.

It is to me.

Well, it's good to get
out the house

every now and then, you know?

Let's just do it in the summer.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

You think they're okay?

Hey, they're fine.

Just try not to stress,
all right?

I just don't know that things
will ever be normal again.

We got to redefine it
for ourselves.

And the therapist said that
we got to give Kiesha space

so she can regain
her independence.

I know, but you can't blame me
for being scared.

Not at all.

But you know what?

Kiesha's progress

is gonna be just like this hike.

How?

Well, when we first started,
we couldn't see past the trees.

- Hmm.
- And now look at us.

Okay, that's cute.

We got to just keep putting
one foot in front of the other.

Right?

Come on. Come on.

Okay.

- What, nigga?
- Huh?

What you thinking about?

Nothing. I'm... I'm just...

I'm just, uh, tired.

Yeah, 'cause you been working
so hard.

Hey, I'm just trying
to make sure

everything right before we open.

It looks great in here.

I ain't never seen Sonny's
this clean.

Yeah, but I got to put
my stank on it.

We got to put our stank on it.

Yeah, yeah, we...

got to make it our own.

So what you thinking?

Um...

I was thinking about getting
some new chairs,

redoing the floors, um,

maybe doing wallpaper,
but only one wall.

What's that...
What's that called again?

- An accent wall.
- Yeah, yeah, one of those.

We got to make some money first.

Oh, y'all will.

What y'all gonna call it?

Oh, Emmett and Dom's.

Nah, nah, nah. Fuck that.

Naming a restaurant after
yourself is, like, bad luck.

I mean, look at what happened
to Sonny.

Yeah, true story.

So what we gonna call it, then?

I don't know.
We'll think of something.

- Well, you better think fast.
- I can't rush it, you know?

It's got to be inspired.

Well, let me know if you need
some inspiration.

Psalms 1:18 tells us

that it's better to put
our trust in the Lord

than put confidence in man...

and to put our trust in the Lord

and not put confidence
in princes or kings.

Ronnie Davis looked to man

when asking for forgiveness.

But he didn't find it.

Instead, he found ridicule
and judgment.

Ronald also put his trust

in princes and kings,

but those who run this city

haven't done much
to find him shelter...

or even lend him a prayer.

It wasn't until Ronald
put his trust in God...

that he was able to find
true salvation...

and bring a lost girl
home to her family.

Saving that bitch
don't mean shit.

You still a murderer.

Pay him no mind.

The rock
that the builders rejected

has become our cornerstone.

So let's give God praise

for bringing brother Ronald
back to his faithful flock.

- Amen.
- Amen.

I-I don't deserve any credit.

I'm just a vessel.

To God be the glory.

Amen.

You held my hand through
one of the darkest times

of my life, Ronnie.

I don't think I ever got
the chance

to really say thank you.

I hope you know how grateful
I am to have you in my life.

I know Kiesha's parents
are really thankful

to have you in theirs, too.

Our group put together
a little award money,

'cause we know it hasn't
been easy

for you to get back
on your feet.

It's just a small token
of our appreciation.

On behalf of Mr. Perry and I,

we would also like to give you
some reward money.

We were thinking $5,000
could go a long way.

- Exactly...
- It's the least we could do.

- I mean, we want to make sure...
- We all need

to follow the lead of Mr. Davis

and start doing our part

in making this city safer
for our kids.

And we have to start

by registering to vote

and getting behind someone

who really believes
in this community.

And with that, let us close
this joyous gathering

with a song.

I just signed for some boxes.

Where they at?

I ain't UPS. You go get 'em.

Come here.

What?

Turn around.

Damn, that feel good.

Mm.

Yeah, while I got you here,
let me know

what you think of these names.

All right. Holy Smokes.

- Mm-mm.
- Piggin' Out.

Mm-mm.

Hog Heaven.

- Suck My Bone.
- Suck...

What the fuck?
Ain't none of them good.

Well, come on, man. I'm trying.

You come up with some.

It ain't my restaurant.
It's yours.

- That's some bullshit.
- Just keep working on it.

You'll figure out something

that don't sound
like an amateur porn title.

I'll make an amateur porn
with you right now.

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
- Let go!

I told you
I'm not doing that again.

Real talk, though...

I couldn't have done this
without you.

You've been ten toes down
since day one.

You always been loyal to me,

even when I wasn't loyal, too.

You damn right.

And don't forget
that shit either.

Ain't nobody got you
like I got you.

I know.

You worked hard for this.

Don't get in your head
about it, all right?

You right. I got this.

Hey.

I'm proud of you, Emmett.

All right.

Go home, Kevin.

I'm not going nowhere.

I don't need you to follow me
everywhere I go.

The chances of me being
kidnapped again are pretty slim.

I don't care how slim they are.

I'm not letting you
out of my sight again.

Hey, there, sweet thing!
I see you.

Slut.

I'll take care of you.

Kiesha? Kiesha?

Kiesha.

I heard what you said.

What you talking about?

The walls is thin, remember?

I can't believe
you fixed your mouth

to say you wish
I didn't come back.

That's some fucked-up shit.

You know I ain't mean that shit.

Yeah, you did.

Boy, I'm just getting tampons.
I can do this by myself.

All the years of neglect
have led

to a, um, crisis situation
on some streets,

and that's why, once elected,
I pledge to make

fixing the potholes
in our neighborhood

a higher priority.

You know, I, um...
I go to the North Side,

and they are fixing streets

that ain't got nothing wrong
with them.

That's right.

That ends the day
that I take office.

And that's just the beginning

of a plan that we call
"reparations."

We deserve better.

If you can excuse us
for a minute.

Come with me.

How you doing?

Stick to the script.

I wrote the script.
I can ad-lib if I want to.

"Reparations"?

White folks are gonna lose
their minds.

You want to unify
the black vote, don't you?

What's more unifying
than reparations?

Certainly more interesting
than potholes, nigga.

This is a beautiful event.

Ah, indeed, indeed,

and thank you for the invitation

and your endorsement.

Well, once I saw the light,

it was hard to stick
with Camille.

- Mm.
- Let's just hope

your congregation
feels the same way.

Oh, you ain't got to worry
about that.

Mm.

Quick second?

- Excuse me.
- Okay.

I was wondering

if it was possible I could talk

to Angela one more time.

Our last meeting
was very educational.

Ah, yes.
Angela is a wonderful teacher.

So what you gonna do
with all that money, Mr. Davis?

It's my ticket out of here.

Where you going?

Springfield.

What's in Springfield?

Some good friends and a job.

That's it?

That's enough for me.

You moving?

Yeah, I'm heading out tomorrow.

Here he is, the man of the hour.

Thank you, Pastor.

I don't know what you gonna do
with all that money,

but I should remind you
that tithing is

the gift that keeps on giving.

Don't worry.
You'll get my ten percent.

And you'll get it back
a hundredfold.

Let's hope so.

Hey, we need to talk.

- No, we don't.
- Yes, we do.

Just 'cause we fucked
don't mean I'ma catch feelings.

I told you, I'm not like
them other girls

you used to messing with.

So you just gonna act like what
we did didn't mean shit?

Did it mean shit to you?

You full of shit.

Don't be mad 'cause I ain't
begging to suck your dick again.

Well, you seemed to enjoy it.

I'm good at it.

I'm good at what I do, too.

Yeah, you know what you doing.

Hey, you been thinking about it?

Apparently not as much as you.

Man, whatever. I love my girl.

And I wouldn't burn down
my house for anybody.

I didn't ask you to.

I'm not hanging these lights
by myself.

Looks like we got
some time to kill

before our luncheon
on the North Side.

Are you the candidate?

I was only trying to help.

I got it from here.

Excuse me?

Take your ass home.

I thought you left a while ago.

I had to get out of there
before they started

passing the collection plate
around again.

But I hung back
'cause I was wondering

if you wanted to see your
granddaughter before you left.

Yeah.

- If it's cool with the mother.
- Please.

As much as I babysit for her,
she ain't got no choice.

Wow.

Thank you.

She's so beautiful.

She must take after you, then.

I know we're not as close
as we used to be...

but I'ma be so sad
to see you go.

The city's not gonna be the same
without you.

Yeah, it will.

I'ma go lay my grandma's ashes.

I'd love it if you'd join.

Miss Ethel hated me.

No, no, no.

She just...
She just loved me more.

Hmm?

Okay.

What the fuck?

Hey!

Come here, bitch!

Fuck!

You better run, motherfucker!

Fucking crackhead. Shit.

That ain't no crackhead.

That's Little J.

He run with 63rd.

He ain't take shit.

But he left some shit.

What the fuck?

Hold on. I got an idea.

We walked with the intention
of identifying our burdens,

those struggles that weigh on us

day in and day out.

Now I invite you to give voice
to those burdens.

Name them and see
if you can lay them down,

if only for the time
we have left together.

All right?

All right, come on. Let's go.

Hmm. I know what mine is.

Well, what is it?

Fear.

It follows me around
like a shadow.

What you so afraid of?

Something else
happening to my kids.

Hmm.

You falling out of love with me.

What's your burden?

The idea that I can't save you.

My friends always told me
that I had a savior complex.

I never wanted
to believe that shit, but...

now I'm starting to realize
that it's true.

I always loved a broken woman.

For some reason,
they just seem easier to love.

You like fixing broken women.

Mm.

This woman in particular.

Yeah.

You hit the jackpot.

All right.

We done.

- Let's go back inside.
- Hold up.

We got to make sure
they work first.

All right.

Sh...

Oh, nice.

Looks great.

Let's go.

You and Dom okay?

Yeah, we good.

Why were you arguing?

We were just talking about what
we want to call the place.

- Hmm.
- Yeah.

I don't believe you.

Ma, I ain't got time for this.

I'm going inside.

Did you fuck her?

Hell, no.

You a hot damn mess,
you know that?

- It didn't mean shit.
- It never does.

Look, Ma, Ma, fucking Dom

helped me see that I love Tiff.

I'm cured now.

Negro, please.

Ma, me and Tiff are good.

I swear, that was just
a slip-up.

Like,
it won't even happen again.

Like, I-I'm good now.

Ain't have to beg
for my forgiveness.

I ain't the one you cheated on.

But I tell you what.
Tiff ain't dumb, so...

better get your lie together.

Fuck, man.

You gonna miss it?

Yeah.

You know you don't have to leave
to get a fresh start, right?

Oh, I'm not running anymore.

It's just...

time for me to go build
a life somewhere else.

I've been here long enough.

Grandma and I spent the day here

right before I shipped off
for basic training.

Said even though
she wouldn't be with me...

she would make sure
the good Lord

was watching over me.

I like to think the same
is true now.

It is.

I knew this day would come,
and I'm still not ready for it.

No one ever loved me
like you, Grandma.

And no one ever will.

I hope I made you proud.

Where's Kiesha?

Bathroom.

How's Kiesha?

Same.

- Where you think you going?
- Got to go help Emmett.

What time you gonna be back?

Before nine.

Take your hat.
It's cold out there.

Oh, I am so sick of him

telling me what he gonna do,
rather than asking.

He's just getting mannish, babe.

That's normal for a boy his age.

Yeah, well, he needs to chill.

He knows not to get
too disrespectful.

Hmm.

What?

You ain't got to do this.

Yeah, I do.

This ain't no game.

- I know.
- You know?

I know.

All right, go ahead.

The second you feel
like some shit ain't right,

get the fuck out.

How you gonna break into a safe
without the combination?

Fuck.

11-27-46.

None of this is your fault.

How soon
can I get this taken care of?

I can call Jada right now,

and we'll get you in there asap.

No, I don't want nobody to know.

Everything will be confidential,

and no one outside
of this family needs to know.

Exactly.

She was crazy, but...

I'ma miss her.

Yeah, me too.

Remember that time Jason messed
with all the knobs on the stove

and burned the turkey?

My ears are still ringing
after that shit.

She was so mad at us.

I still feel bad
for fucking up Thanksgiving.

Are you crazy?

That was one
of the best Thanksgivings

I ever had.

Just the four of us...

eating about midnight.

It was amazing.

It was.

Wait.

Oh, Shante.

She said we can come over
tomorrow

and see the baby
after she gets off work.

Works for you?

I'll make it work.

I'm looking forward to it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

For what?

For everything.

Good night.

Anybody see you?

Nah.

No, read it.

- God damn.
- What?

I'm trying to install
this iPad register

so people can pay
with they phones.

Oh, I learned how to do that
in school.

If you can get it working,
you can eat for free.

I was gonna eat
for free anyways.

True story.

Lucky I'm helping your old ass.

Who you calling old?

You.

Me, old?

Crazy.

How Kiesha doing?

I don't know.

She ain't been talking much,
and she gets mad at me

for the dumbest shit.

Well, she just been
through some crazy shit.

Just give it time.

Yeah, but how much time?

Bro, however long it take.

Oh, I think I got it working.

All right.

Thank God for private schools.
All right.

Hey, what you think
of this name?

Great Smokes.

It sound like you selling
weed, bro.

Damn. Well, I got to come up
with something.

We about to open up real soon.

Just keep it simple.

You're trying way too hard.

Hey, y'all got
any engagement rings?

How much you trying to spend?

- Like, 500.
- Dollars?

You can't get much with that.

You got somebody pregnant?

No.

Um...

How much for that one
right there?

I give it to you for $500

and that watch on your wrist.

But my cousin gave me
this watch.

- So?
- Before he died.

I don't give a shit.
You want the ring or not?

Where you want these?

Oh, you can put them
on that counter right there.

Thanks, sis.

Why Emmett got you carrying
all the heavy shit?

'Cause he a mess.

Who you telling?

I know he be getting
on your nerves.

Yeah, but I'm sure
he be getting on yours

a lot more than mine.

Yeah, you right.

Tiff, Dom, come outside!

Come on! Come on, come on!

What?

What you think?

I love it. Right?

Who the fuck is Smokey?

Chris Tucker,
from Friday, right?

Oh, that's my shit.

Nah, this is Smokey Robinson.

The light-skinned dude
with the good hair?

Yeah, he was like
the first DeBarge and shit.

He was.

Yeah, I like him.

I like it, too.

Now, why would I name my spot

after some dude from Friday?

I don't know.
I was just taking a guess.

- I ain't that hood.
- Yes, you are, though.

Come on.

There's the square.

- Wow, you got it!
- Yay!

How'd you get so smart?

I'm trying to get her
into a gifted school.

Oh, you should.

That costs money.

I'll take out a loan.

And be in debt
for the rest of your life?

Girl...

It's not much,
but... it'll help.

Oh, shit.

It's the least I could do.

Thank you.

She's beautiful.

She looks just like Jason.

Yeah, she looks more and more
like Jason every day.

Yeah.

That was really nice of you.

Well....
I just wish I could do more.

You hungry?

Emmett's having
his grand opening today.

I was supposed to stop by
and grab some food.

You want to come with?

I don't know.

Come on. It'll be nice.

I do like barbecue.

Uh-huh.

- Come run with me.
- I don't like running.

Just put
your gym shoes on and come on.

Why I got to go?

'Cause I need
to start training again.

What that got to do with me?

I'm scared to run by myself.

All right, just...

don't leave me
like you always do.

I'll go slow.

Kiesha, slow your ass down!

Kiesha, slow down!

I have to make sure
you're clean.

Breathe in...

One, two, three.

Breathe out.

Thank you for coming
to Smokey's Barbecue.

We got the best barbecue
in the Chi.

You can have your money back
if I'm lying.

Well, we ain't giving out
no refunds.

But I hope you like it.
All right.

Oh, wait.

And make sure
that you post on social media

so we can get to trending

and we can be
on Oprah's Favorite Things

and really blow up.

Yeah, let's get it.

Thank you guys.

H-hold up. Before we all go
inside, before we go inside,

there's one thing I got to do.

I ain't gonna lie.

I never thought
I'd ever be down here.

I told you that's
what he gonna do today.

But I also never thought
I'd be blessed

to have a woman like you
in my life.

You been down with me
through all the bullshit.

Smokey Robinson
had his Miracles,

and you're mine.

And I want to stop
playing house, so...

will you marry me?

Babe, say something!

Yes.

All right, y'all,
let's go inside and eat.

Come on, come on.

Everybody.

Come on, man. Come on, man.

- We celebrating now.
- What's up, man?

Congratulations.

Did you know
he was gonna do this?

I did not.

When y'all thinking
about getting married?

I don't know yet.

Well, there's nothing wrong
with a long engagement.

Ooh, let's get this seat
right now.

Come on a minute.

I see G Herbo brought his crew,

and they eating it
like it's they last meal.

That's dope, but they said

you told them
it was on the house.

Yeah, it's on the house.
It's free.

G Herbo got
four million followers.

He gonna put us on the map.

Nigga, we about to run
out of food.

No, you not. Be positive.

Stop with the negative attitude.

- What's up? I...
- Yo, this food

good as shit, G.

This about to be my new spot.

Yo, what's up?

You came over here like
you had something to say to me.

Uh, man, I just wanted to say,
I been a fan of you

since you was, like,
Little Herb, man.

I just wanted to know
if I could get a selfie

- for the 'Gram.
- Yeah, yeah, man.

Hey, let me hit you right back.

Hey. What'd I miss?

A lot.

What?

Our son got engaged today.

To who?

His baby mama.

Which one?

Which one you think?

Hmm. Miss Scorpio?

I don't know
the girl's sign, Darnell.

Yeah, well, I think
she cheating on his ass.

Oh, she ain't the one
doing the cheating.

Oh, well, I heard
she wasn't taking care

of her wifely duties.

You crazy?

No.

I am hungry.

Can I help you?

We need to talk to her.

She's traveling.
What can I help you with?

- Who the fuck are you?
- Hey.

I'm her campaign manager.

We got something for her.

Well, you can leave it with me.

I'll make sure she gets it.

What did we do to deserve this?

How much you want for it?

Just consider it a gift.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

You good?

Yeah.

Why wouldn't I be?

I don't know.

I'm busy, nigga.

I'm just, you know, making sure

you making the food with love,
that's all.

I do everything with love.
You know that.

I do.

What y'all back here doing?

Minding our business.

Uh-huh.

Can we help you?

Yeah, boy.
Fix me a plate or something.

You ain't gonna get
no free food.

I better get a discount
or something.

Ain't no discounts.

Mm. You must be the famous cook

I've been hearing so much about.

And you must be Darnell.

The one and only.

I see where Emmett
gets his good looks from.

Oh, that ain't the only thing
he get from his dad.

You know what? Uh-uh.

What... what...
What... what you laughing at?

Nothing.

Look at us.

Dom and Darnell.

Two Ds.

Our names sound
like they go together, huh?

Do they?

Uh-huh.

We look good together.

Come on, man, get out.

I don't need you back here,
all right?

- The food is out front.
- Hey, relax, boy.

I'm just trying
to congratulate you and shit.

Hey.

Mm.

Mm, that is a small-ass ring.

Whatever. I love it.

You should definitely get it
re-sized.

Looks a little tight.

Hmm, I don't mind, though, so...

Hmm, looks like
a pawn shop ring to me.

- Would you shut up?
- What?

Bro, Jemma dad wants to kill me.

If you was trying to fuck
my daughter,

I'd want to kill you, too.

She was trying to fuck me.

- So what?
- Man...

How do I get him to like me?

I think I got an idea.

"What to expect
during the first weeks

of pregnancy"?

You having a change of heart?

No. I'm just curious.

Maybe you should lay down.

I'm good.

Look, don't worry.

This will all be over real soon.

Oh, come here. Come on.

Sorry.

Ah, good to see you, Mr. Davis.

Nice to see you, too.

Ah, God bless you, brother.

Okay.

Excuse me.

- What's going on, y'all?
- Hey.

- Hey.
- Wow.

Business is doing great.

Yeah, it's crazy.

Congrats.

Thank you.
Well, what can I get y'all?

Uh-uh, nah.

Why they get special treatment?

Oh, chill, bro.

This motherfucker's a hero.

Thank you.

What do you want?

It's my treat.

Oh? Okay, um...

Let me see.

I don't think I want
a big wedding, though.

That's good.

I ain't trying to pay for one.

Look, there's always City Hall.

Did you have a big wedding
for your wife?

Which one?

Bro, she liked my picture.

That means she wants you
to slide in her DMs.

Oh!

- Dad don't be checking those.
- You guys good?

- You're welcome.
- Thank y'all for coming.

What's up, player?

Y'all good? Y'all good?
Enjoying that?

Oh, man, you tearing up
that mac and cheese.

Get a new plate.

Hey, Miss Julie, how you doing?

All right, what's up, man?
Good to see y'all.

All right.

Looking good, looking good.

Some more greens, more greens.

Hey, you got to mix the mac
and cheese with the yams.

What are you doing?

Yeah.

That's for Coogie, motherfucker.

Somebody please help.

Oh, God.

Ronnie...

Ronnie, no, no, no, no...