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My mother was having them kill the big goat for you!

[Danni] Previously on Sistas.

Just make sure you both show up in court,

so I can get my money back.

- You're going to jail. - What? Why?

We're dropping the charges on them.

How long have you been on the site?

You are my second date.

Are you two married?

We're all members of the divorce club.

- Read that. - Shit.

We can get off this train now.

[screaming]

You hear that?

Fuck nigga! Bitch!

- Stop it! Zac, stop it! - That's my fucking son!

I'ma fuck him up!

Stop! Zac, stop!

- Nigga! - Zac!

Hit him!

Hold that motherfucker!

[Fatima] Get the fuck off of him!

[gunshot]

Move, nigga!

Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

[music]

[Zac] Michael!

Michael!

Come on. Put that down. Come here, son.

Come here. I got him. Come here.

It's okay. It's okay.

- [groans] Shit. - It's all right.

[Zac groaning]

You.

What?

Look at me, all of you.

Do you know who I am?

I asked you a question!

Who the fuck you supposed to be?

Roll your sleeves up.

What?

Nigga, do I look like I'm playing?

[Zac] Come on, Fatima.

Roll your sleeves up!

- What? - All right.

Keep trying me, nigga.

Hey. Yeah, I'm over here on Alton at an apartment complex.

Yeah, that's the one.

It's a nigga over here that calls himself Jay Bones.

Yeah, that's the nigga.

[Zac] Are you okay, man? Okay? Okay, Daddy's here.

Daddy's here.

Hey, little man.

[phone ringing]

We gotta go.

Is your phone ringing?

Answer it.

[Zac] Fatima, we gotta go.

[Fatima] Come here. Hey, you okay?

[Bones] Yo.

Look, I know you're scared, all right? It's okay.

I'm Fatima. Look at me. Are you okay?

- This is your daddy, okay? - Yeah, I got you.

We're gonna take you somewhere far away from here where you

will never get hurt again, all right? Okay?

Come on. I've got you.

I've got you.

You like ice cream? I'll bet you do.

We're gonna get you out of here, all right?

Come on, Zac.

Yo.

What?

I'm sorry about that.

I'm not the one you need to be apologizing to, am I?

Nah.

All right, then. Get to apologizing.

♪ My girls hold me down When them boys mess around ♪

♪ And my love life is a headache We're going out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love

Fatima!

I done called the police.

Fatima. Fatima, what was that?

- Was that a gunshot? - No, it wasn't.

Don't tell me no. I know a gunshot when I hear one.

Ma'am, please. Can you just please--

Well, I hope you killed that motherfucker.

Hey. come on. What are you looking for?

Zac, please.

Don't worry. The police ain't gonna come.

[Fatima sighs]

- He's upstairs. - [Zac] Shit.

[music]

[Fatima] Zac, let's go.

Fatima, what the hell was that?

- Hey, buddy. You okay? - Come on. You gotta go inside.

You got him?

Do you know how to put a seatbelt on?

Come on. I'm gonna show you. Scoot over.

- You good? You good? - Yeah, we good.

Shit, shit.

[music]

[both laughing]

- Really. I'm serious. - No. [laughing]

It happened. I'm telling you.

- What did you do? - I put my finger up

and I tiptoed out of there like I was in church.

I did. [laughing]

Funny and beautiful.

And shy, so you're making me blush.

You should blush all the time.

Stop it.

- Okay, fine. - Thank you.

So um... You've never been married?

No, and after hearing your story...

Yeah, I'm over it now.

I think we all are.

Have you ever been engaged?

Yes. But that's done now, too.

- I'm sorry. - It's fine.

It's for the best.

I'm surprised you're not cynical.

Why would I be?

You know, being a divorce attorney, I know you see

a lot of bad situations.

I do.

And that doesn't make you pessimistic?

I think it makes me cautious when I like someone a lot.

Yeah, I get it.

Yeah. This was great.

And we were only supposed to be here an hour.

- And it's-- - Been three.

Three hours? Okay, I have to go to work in the morning, so--

Well, um, I don't want this night to end, but--

- Neither do I. - But it should.

- Yeah. - Yeah, we don't wanna, you know?

You know what?

Well, um, what I've learned is that um, every flame that you

light quickly will die quickly.

Well, cheers to a slow-burning fire.

[glasses clink] Sure.

Um... Where are my friends?

The ones that were supposed to be protecting you?

Yeah.

[laughing] Yeah, well, don't hold it against them.

Mine disappeared, too.

- Oh, there they are. - You know them?

- Yeah. - They have joined my friends.

- What? Really? - Yeah.

- Okay. - You-you wanna have some fun?

- Yeah, sure. - Come here.

Okay.

Act like we had the worst date ever.

- You wanna do that? - I love that.

Let's do it. [clears throat]

Fatima.

What?

- What was that back there? - Shh, he's asleep.

- What? - He's asleep.

I'ma pull over. You get in the front, so we can talk.

- Okay. - Hold on.

All right. Come on.

[music]

[door shuts]

What was what?

Are we safe enough now?

Yeah.

Okay, well, what was that back there?

What was what, babe?

That, back there.

- [sighs] That? - Yeah.

Look, I don't--I don't like calling my family for favors.

Right.

But those boys are a part of the Black Rock Boys.

Okay.

- And my cousin runs them. - Copy.

Yeah. And that guy knows better.

So what'd they do? Kill him?

I think the less we know the better.

You ser-- Oh, wow.

- Zac, he's asleep. - It's like that?

Look, I don't know what they did to him, okay?

But he shouldn't have been beating on him.

I know. I know. Trust me. I know.

Oh, and he smells so bad.

I know.

And he was so scared.

I know that, too.

Oh, gosh. I can't believe it. It's just--

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. It's fine now.

We got him, so we're gonna make sure he's good.

Zac, just to think that--

You were treated like that as a kid?

Hey--I can't go there. I can't do that.

I just don't understand.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. We got him now.

So we gonna make sure he's good.

- I know, but your mother and-- - Hey, hey! Fatima, you want me

to be crying and driving in this car?

No, I don't. I just--I've never seen anything like that.

I'm sorry.

It was my life, so-- [Zac sighs]

Now I just-- I understand even more.

Am I that messed up?

No, you're not, but that's a lot for a child.

I know, okay? But we got him now. We gonna take him home.

We gonna make sure that he's good, make sure that he's fed.

You know she is gonna flip out when she finds we have him.

I'll talk to her.

She better act right.

I'll tell her to act right.

- She better. - I'll talk to her.

Okay.

Whew.

- Hey, we're leaving. Let's go. - Yeah, let's go too. Fuck her.

- What? - You okay?

- Nah, man. - Yo, Jordan. What's good, man?

I'm not listening to y'all again. This was a horrible date!

I'd say.

She is rude and--[claps] I just need to go!

Um, yeah. You're awful yourself.

Fine.

All right, Andi, you know, just um--you know, chill.

No. No chilling! Let's go! Get your things.

He was so disrespectful to me!

- I gotta go. - Okay.

- I'm sorry. - Don't apologize for me!

What the hell is wrong with you?

Yo, calm down. Man, all right? I'm sorry, Sabrina.

- I think we should go. - Mm-hmm.

You know what? I got one more thing to say to you.

- You might get your finger-- - No, Jordan.

- You stop talking! - No, I'm gonna speak first.

That's all you did at the table was talk!

And all you did was talk about yourself!

Like you didn't talk about yourself and your friends!

Telling me how awful they are!

[Andi] Well, they are.

[Jordan] So are mine for making me do this.

Let's go.

Well, that's one thing that we can agree on.

Fine!

- I have one more thing to say! - No, I'm gonna say this!

- We leaving. - Yeah, we have to go now.

- Let's go. - No, no. Wait there.

I wish I could take you to my house right now

and make love to you.

I might like that.

Yeah, but um, it's not gonna happen.

No.

- What the hell is going on? - I think the bitch is drunk.

What's going on is this was one of the best dates I've had

in a very long time.

Thank you.

Me, too.

Okay. Hold on. Wait. Wait, um. So this whole thing,

this whole time was just a joke? Y'all were messing with us?

- Yes. - Yeah.

Y'all wrong for this, both of you.

You know, Andi, I was about to take my earrings off.

Whup your ass and his, so--

Yeah, I was ready.

It's true. Yeah.

Sabrina, it's true.

I would love to see that.

If you push me, you will.

Say less.

Okay, everything is fine.

There's no fighting that needs to happen. We were just joking.

- Okay. - We hit it off.

And I'm hoping she'll see me again tomorrow.

[Danni] That's adorable.

- That soon? - I know.

But I'm hoping if I ask, you'll say yes.

Well, hold on. Shit. Danni, I'd like to see you soon, too.

Now, see, I done told you.

I want to get in on this, too.

I would like to see you too, Sabrina.

I have a lot going on.

I know about the Preston thing.

Then you know I can't.

Okay. One man down. Go for three.

[music]

Ooh, swoosh.

- Okay. What was that? - Shooting our shot.

We're going for the win.

Oh, my God.

Y'all are a little corny.

Okay.

I'm gonna call it a win.

[laughing]

That's really cute.

So we-- We really have to be going.

All right. Hold up. Excuse me. Uh, Sabrina, excuse me.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

What's up? Where you going?

I have a lot going on.

Okay. That's cool, but I'm sure one dinner won't stop you.

- Come on. - That's good.

All right, all right, all right. Hold on. Hold on.

Um, how about this?

I'll cook at my place and y'all come over for dinner.

That way we can all be together and

Danni won't have to feel guilty.

Oh, I don't feel guilty. I'm not coming.

Oh, come on.

- That's a good idea. - Please.

[music]

If they come, then I'll go.

Danni?

What time?

8:00 tomorrow night.

Fine.

All right. I'll send you the address.

Okay.

And by the way, my boy can throw down on some barbecue.

Oh, yeah, yeah. Ya'll are gonna love this. I promise you that.

Well, we really gotta get going, especially me, so--

Yeah.

Hey, hold up, hold up. Y'all had a lot to drink.

We're good. I'm good.

I mean, we could drive you home.

Like you didn't have a lot to drink.

Yeah, but I'm good though.

So am I. I can probably drink you under the table.

[laughing]

Probably. Wait, wait, wait.

How about this? How about this?

How about we all just take the bus?

Uh, [clears throat] I'm sorry.

The what? The bus?

The bus?

Yeah. Why not?

You obviously don't know where I live.

Well, I know a bus goes that way, so--

- Hmm, does it? - No. Thank you.

That... No, thank you.

Come on, look. It'll be fun.

You know, that way the night-- The night lasts longer.

What? Is she too bougee to take the bus?

[laughing]

Oh, was that a UK accent?

That really sucked. Don't do that.

Oh no, that was, but it kinda goes like,

she's too bougee to take the bus.

Hey. [laughing]

You got that right. That's how you do it.

No, I'm not too bougee to take the bus.

Do you remember the bus line?

No. Anyway, um...

Yeah. No, I'm not really a bus girl.

Are y'all serious?

I think it'd be fun if y'all come with us.

Fun? The bus?

[whispering]

I'm with it. I'm with it. It's unique.

Yes, yes.

It's not Gary, either.

Uh, um...

No? What you drive? Like a Rolls Royce or something?

[laughing]

- She actually does, so-- - Yeah.

- Oh. - What?

Shit.

Oh um, maybe not the bus.

I think we all should ride with her.

Is that a six seater?

Okay, first of all, I have taken the bus before from Tallahassee.

Okay, I know what a bus is like.

A school bus, but--

I am familiar with buses in general.

Yeah.

I just--we're tired. And we should go to bed.

And it's faster driving, so--

[laughing]

She ain't gonna do it. She ain't gonna do it.

She ain't gonna do it. She ain't gonna do it.

Are you having fun?

Are you gonna have fun on the bus?

As long as I'm with you.

Oh, flattery will get you everywhere.

Fine. We can do it.

Oh. All right. Let's do it.

- We're taking the bus. - Yes.

- All right. - Shall we?

Wait, wait, wait. Um, you know, we could do a Ride Share.

That's an option.

We're taking the bus. Come on.

You too, girl. After you, please.

You owe me. You owe me.

Okay.

I kinda like his idea.

Hold the door.

I don't like the bus.

[music]

Hey Tamara, I've been calling you.

Can you call me back, please?

Look, I'm sorry, okay? I just wanna talk.

Call me back, please.

[music]

[knocking on door]

Hey.

Okay.

Has she called you? No, she hasn't called me, man.

Well, [sighs] maybe that's for the best.

What are you doing here?

Oh, I came here for the um-- The documents.

Oh, shit!

Damn, come on, Hayden. I already filed an extension.

Yeah, I know. I forgot.

- She got you? - No, man, they're over there.

Okay. Are they correct?

Yes, they're correct, bro. Come on now.

You sure?

You're really asking me this many questions?

This is my job, bro. Want to take it to an accountant?

Make sure it's correct? It's correct.

All right. Thank you.

Sorry, I just forgot you was coming.

You're really feeling this girl.

I've tried to tell you, bro.

Like, you're really feeling her.

I just wanna know what would've happened, you know?

Why?

She could've been the one, man.

Whoo. I don't know about that.

Bruh, you and Jasmine happened fast, right?

Right, and you saw how that turned out.

- Right? - Good point.

All right, so just let it go. You'll meet another one.

You know, I went to her house.

- That's stalking. - Yeah, nobody answered, but--

- Did you break in? - Bro, I didn't break in.

[Gary] I was just saying-- Come on.

I was there, but I didn't break in.

Well, she's gone, so don't worry about it.

I can't accept that.

You're scaring me.

[Hayden] Bruh, I'm just sayin'.

You need to let it go.

What, like you let it go with Andi?

- Andi's not gone. - You're serious?

Bro, I didn't want to have to tell you this, but uh,

I heard her talking to Fatima today.

She going on a little date tonight with that dude

from the dating app.

- Is that right? - Oh, that's right.

Nah, she's-- She's bluffing.

[laughs] If you would've seen this little dress

she was wearing. Uh-uh, it ain't no bluff.

Don't matter, man. I'm not worried about all that.

Maybe you should be.

Are these all the documents? Is this everything?

Whoa, whoa-- Are you sure?

You got your documents, bro.

All right. Thank you. I'll see you tomorrow.

- Uh-huh. - Shit.

You uh, you about to go look for Andi?

- What? - Yeah, see, you're a creep too.

You're about to go look for Andi right now, ain't you?

No, I'm not. You are.

Yeah, you're right. We're both pathetic.

Okay, see, listen,

I'm not the one scouring the internet looking for Tamara.

Okay, see, at least I have some self-awareness, right?

You can keep being delusional if you want.

- Delusional? - Mm-hmm.

Like how delusional you were about Fatima?

You was the one that was hittin' it, bruh.

Ain't nobody thinking about Fatima 'cause you already

know I got that little thing. You know what I'm saying?

- Oh. - Yeah.

You got Tamara to take your mind off that?

Exactly. So I ain't even worried about none of that.

I know. I see that.

Like I said, you and me, pathetic.

Hayden, we are not the same. And Andi loves me.

Oh my God, bro.

I didn't want to have to do this.

Do what?

You uh... You want to see Andi's matches?

I got them right here.

You wanna see?

Listen, ain't nobody worried about those dudes.

Yeah, maybe you should be.

Besides look, you--

You can't even get in there to see any of the guys anyway, so--

You tried though, huh?

No, I did not.

Oh yeah, you lookin' hard. You tried it.

Okay.

I tried it as much as you.

Like, all over the internet looking for Tamara.

- Bro-- - Gotta find your boo?

Nah, that wasn't me. I didn't do none of that.

Mm-hmm.

Like I said, both pathetic.

No, man. That's just you.

So uh, you got your documents. You gonna leave or what?

I mean, shoot, if would've had the documents at the office,

I wouldn't have to come here, would I?

Bro, whatever, man. Are you done?

Yeah, I'm done.

All right. Good work, bud.

- You got your documents, bro. - Yeah.

All right. Talk to you later.

All right, bro.

[phone ringing]

Hello, Tamara?

Husband Hayden?

Hey, baby. Where you at?

Hello?

Bro, why are you playing?

[laughs] Are you serious, man?

This shit is not funny, man.

And you don't have my number saved?

Bro, I--

Can you just go, bro, like, you play too much.

I'm out of here.

- Big daddy Hayden. - That's disgusting.

Oh, husband, where have you been?

All right, bro.

- I'll see you later. - That's--

Shit.

Hate running out of stuff.

[phone ringing]

Okay.

Hey Pam.

What you doing?

Nothing. I was about to cook, but I gotta go to the store now.

This late?

It's 11:00 PM, Pam.

[Pam] Girl, that is late.

Well, are you gonna go for me?

It's dark outside.

[Karen] Okay, then. I'm hungry.

- Call Aaron. - No, I ain't doing that.

I know he works your nerves, but--

You know who else bothers me?

Oh, look now. I was just calling to check on you.

All right. Well, I'm fine.

All right 'cause you were really upset today.

I know, but I'm okay now. Thank you, okay?

And I need to go, so--

[Pam] Well, wait.

What?

[sighs] My rent is almost due and--

And you just got your check, so--

Yeah, but what about the other two weeks?

- [Karen] Pam. - Girl, I need that money.

I can't give it to you right now.

Why don't you just file for unemployment?

For me? That ain't enough.

[Karen] Look, I can't give you the money.

You shouldn't have torn up that check that Zac gave you.

Pam.

I'm just asking, so I know how to plan.

I can't give you the money.

If you forgot, the shop has burnt down.

- When are we gonna reopen? - I don't know.

[Pam] We gotta figure something out or--

Or what?

[sighs] I may have to take another job.

Okay. I understand. I can't do nothing about it right now.

Well, you could call--

Oh, you know what? Can you stop?

- My bad, girl. - [Karen] Thank you.

Well, let me know if you need anything.

Pam, I told you what I needed. You said no.

On top of that you asked me to pay you for not working.

Oh, little Miss Tit For Tat. You need to be a better boss.

You gotta be a better employee.

Well, I see you're in a mood.

Goodnight, Pam.

Bye? You ole grouch.

Gosh.

I ain't got nothing in the cabinets.

- Here we go. - Y'all are crazy.

Besides--

Just jaywalking?

Are you okay?

All the rules to have fun.

- You're used to walking, right? - Are you sure?

- Not right now. Gosh, I wonder. - Okay. Watch this.

What are you doing?

That was me taking whatever's on your mind away

with my magical powers and sending it into the universe.

[laughing] I wish it were that easy.

It will be. I mean, once you free your mind.

That's easier said than done.

Hey, don't let anything hold you down.

I try not to.

And you're way too special for all of that.

[laughs] How do you know I'm special?

I don't know. Let's say uh, let's say it's a gift.

I know special when I see it.

[sighs]

- You cold? - A little bit.

- Here, take this. - Nah, I can't take that.

Look, you're over here shaking.

Take it.

- Thank you. - You got it.

Hey, fellas.

[music]

Oh, okay. I'll be right back.

What are they doing?

These dudes...

It's kind of sweet.

It feels right.

Yeah, it's nice.

But like, it is really happening?

Like, is this real?

Maybe?

Yeah, let's see.

[laughing]

Ah, precious.

You go first, homie.

This is for you, my lady.

Thank you.

- For you. - Thank you.

- For you. - Thank you.

- May I? - Sure.

Let me see if I can get that there.

Oh, oh. Close. Trying to get there.

It is not-- Okay. Wait.

- All right. - How do I look?

Wow. You make the flower look bad.

[laughing] Thank you.

Oh, y'all. There goes the bus.

- Yeah, I got it. - Okay.

Wait! Do we? Do we actually have to catch it?

- Yeah. - I was just joking.

We weren't. [laughing]

- Okay. - All right. All right.

- Are you ready to go? - Sure.

- All right. - All right.

- After you. - Thank you.

- Come on, let's go. - Oh, hell yeah.

Oh, shit. I'm sleeping in.

This is so toasty.

Are you sure? Let's get in.

- Come on. - Okay.

You look uh, really uncomfortable.

- I'm not. - [laughs] Yeah, you are.

I'm not uncomfortable.

I just...

Haven't done this in a long time. It's very triggering.

Well, how does it feel?

- Honestly? - Yeah.

It reminds me of my childhood.

My mom and I used to catch the city bus to go to school.

And she would drop me off.

And then she would rush back to get back on the bus to go

to her second shift at work.

Single mother?

No. I had both my parents.

They just worked really hard to take care of me.

I hear thaqt. Wow, good for them.

What about your parents?

Ah, the same. They retired in Florida.

You know, I've been able to do some nice things for them.

That's great.

What about your dad?

[sighs]

He's gone. Yeah, he passed away.

- I'm sorry. - It's okay.

But I try to do nice things for my mom.

You're a good daughter.

- I try to be. - Yeah.

I wanna kiss you so bad.

Why?

I've wanted to from the moment I saw you.

Well, I don't kiss on the first date, so--

So um... What about the third?

Maybe. [laughs]

Hey, what are you doing?

You said the third date.

Yeah, I did.

Well, we've been to a restaurant, on a walk,

and now we're on a bus.

[laughing] Oh, I see what you did there.

So you don't wanna kiss me?

I just want to get to know you first.

- Oh, you think I have cooties? - No.

I think time is important.

Yeah, you're right.

I know.

Okay.

Want to hold my hand? It's a start.

- It's a start. Yes. - I'm good with that.

Okay.

Oh, and um, you look really good.

Thank you.

I definitely think you went through more than

most people could've.

Yeah, that was it. I did all I could there.

Damn.

You really be listening to everything on my phone calls.

I mean, all the stuff you say on that phone.

Danni, I was like, "Wow." It's a lot.

And you still wanted to talk to me?

Honestly, I couldn't wait to work up the nerve

to tell you how I felt.

I mean, you haven't actually done that, so--

Okay. I mean, when I first saw you, I was like,

"Man, she's a 10."

Thank you.

I don't really see myself as a 10, though, but--

Oh, don't do that. Don't play yourself small.

You didn't let me finish. I see myself as a 15.

Oh, okay, so you set me up. That's what you're doing.

Yeah, you know like a alley-oop I guess, you set me up.

Okay, maybe I'll alley-oop that to you.

Yeah, yeah. Okay.

Sports reference, sports reference.

Oh, so you know your sports references.

- Mm-hmm. - Earlier that was corny.

I just thought it would make you feel at home.

I don't know. I don't know.

Look, honestly, I think you're smart.

You're strong for your girls and yourself. And...

I think you're beautiful, Danni.

Thank you.

[laughing]

- I think you're beautiful. - Thank you.

Honestly, you really are one of a kind.

I think...

- You're-- - You're really committed.

You really know how to mess up the mood here.

That's true. That's true. I am.

But you know that wasn't always like that.

I guess you heard that on the phone calls, too, huh?

Actually, it was more about what you didn't say.

Excuse me.

Are you happy with that?

What are you happy with, huh?

Me? I'm happy right here, right now.

I've never been any happier than what I am right now.

Y'all...

- Mm-mm. - What?

No.

Y'all are too good to be true. This is--

You know, people have been telling us that since college.

You see?

But that's only because you know, we're honest,

drama-free guys.

- You ever heard of Coach Brown? - Uh-uh.

How have you never heard of Coach Brown?

This guy was famous.

He made sure that we didn't just play basketball.

He made sure that--

He made sure we were men.

Yeah, he made sure we became men.

How so?

Well, you know, he didn't let us go out there like

all the other teams. He was strict as hell.

Whoo. And he made us respect women. And of course, ourselves

and uh, he made us keep our grades up. I remember that.

Yeah.

And if we didn't, we couldn't play.

Well, he sounds like a great coach.

Yeah, he's uh, he was one of the best.

The best.

He died last year.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Yeah. You know um, y'all know what he did on his death bed?

So peep this.

He had his wife call all the players who ever played for him

and had us meet him at the gym, our old high school gym

and he gave us a speech.

Are you talking about the speech?

- Yes, sir. - Man.

All right, Tony. You up?

He said that I taught you everything I know

about being a man.

About being a husband.

About being a father.

I taught you what to do, what not to do.

But I've come to my end. I'm dying.

Don't feel sorry for me. Don't cry for me.

You wanna do something to help my legacy?

First, be great men. Husbands and great fathers.

Honor God.

Treat your black women right

like they've carried all of our shit.

And if you don't,

[All men] I will haunt you motherfuckers until you die!

[laughing]

Man, I miss him.

Oh, shit. We all do.

Yeah. You know, I've never seen somebody die with so much

grace and character.

Right.

He sounds like a great man.

We all wanna be half the man he was.

What did he say about all of your divorces?

[laughing]

And I quote, "Leave that bitch."

"She wasn't worth your time anyway."

[all laughing]

He sure did.

You know he was married for 45 years?

Wow.

It's like nobody's finding that kind of love anymore.

I don't know about that.

I think it's out there.

End of the road!

Wait, what?

Time to get off. I'm going to the station.

No, no. That's incorrect, sir!

Off!

No, no!

- You good. You good. - What's going on?

You good.

[Danni] Anyone know where we're going?

Wait, I don't like this.

Where are we?

Come on, look. I got you.

- I know where you work. - We got you.

[Sabrina] I got mace.

Okay.

Be careful.

We're in the middle of nowhere.

I got your ass. See you later, baby.

Yeah, adios.

We need purses. I brought a lot of shit.

Bye-bye.

Shit, I'm tired.

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- Okay. - What?

Well, we should get going since, yeah--

And why? We're having fun, right?

- It's late. - Okay.

Thanks, but I think we're gonna go ahead and get a Ride Share?

Mm-hmm.

I've already called it. It will be here in five--

Nope, three minutes.

Oh, snap. Is it big enough for all of us?

Are you kidding? You're three grown-ass men.

Find your way home.

Oh, that's cold-blooded.

What the hell?

I mean, y'all did bring us all the way out here.

You did.

But you had a good time though, right?

You see?

I did.

Yeah. I needed some fun tonight.

Would you like to do it again?

- I would. - I was hoping you'd say that.

If I can...

All right. Come on. You know you can.

I just mean, if I can. If...

I don't understand what you mean.

Andi--

Yeah, whatever. Uh, she can, she will.

Yeah, we have to go. The car's here.

Let's go.

Okay. Yeah.

See you.

- I gotta go. - Can I?

You can make it to the car, right?

Hey, thank you.

For what?

One of the best dates I've ever been on.

You're welcome.

Think about me.

Maybe.

All right, Sabrina. Talk soon?

Danni,

tell Preston I said hi.

Will--No.

[Andi] Yeah, let's go.

Did that just?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- And if felt like, different? - Yeah. Very different.

- I liked it. - Me too.

I like them, I think.

I'm with you.

Wait, did we just meet three really great guys in Atlanta?

It looks that way.

[laughing]

Hey, don't go getting married yet. Um, let's just...

Is this for Andi Barnes? All right. Thank you.

Let's just see.

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I can't believe he's still wearing Pampers.

I know, babe. We'll figure it out.

Oh, shit.

- Let's go. - Excuse me.

[Zac] Next on Sistas.

Zac!

What's up?

[phone buzzing]

Oh.

So I'm guessing the date went well?

- Shit... - What is it?

- I just came here to tell you-- - That I was right.

They're talking about having the bail revoked.

Why are you rushing?

I just wanna beat the traffic, Preston.

You're safe here, okay?

There he is. Arrest him.

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