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He was with your sister, my friend, Andi,

at the exact same time.

Man, I'm should beat your ass.

[Danni] Previously on Sistas.

I was seeing Andi, I only love you.

This woman is a side piece.

- My shit just got blown up. - What happened?

- Andi showed up at the barbecue. - Oh shit.

Did you know?

Of course not.

He was married when I met him. This is my karma.

That was the neighbor. We gotta go.

- Is it Michael? - Babe, I don't know. Come on.

- Hey. - Hey.

I thought you'd be asleep.

You thought I'd be asleep or you wanted me to be asleep?

I just thought you'd be asleep. It's late.

How was work?

You know, same old.

Anything interesting happen?

Okay Preston.

You want to talk about today?

Not tonight.

I'm, I'm tired. - I see.

Yeah. All right, I'mma go shower and get ready for bed.

So you don't want to talk?

I don't.

Is that why you stayed gone so long?

I was with the girls.

Okay.

It's what we do.

And that's fine, but it's not really a good idea

when you have me waiting to talk to you all day long.

What's that supposed to mean?

Danni, you said we would talk when you got off work.

I've been waiting here all day to talk to you.

Okay. You wanna do this now?

Your damn right I wanna do it now.

All right, you could take

the hostility out your voice though.

I'm not hostile.

Your brow is in your eyelids.

Did you even see the gift that I left for you today?

- All right listen. - No, did you?

I forgot it at work, all right?

Preston, I'm sorry.

Yeah, okay.

Listen. I really don't want to do this tonight.

- You're right. - You're hot.

Why don't we keep kicking the can down the road

- until you're ready to talk. - Okay. Thank you.

That was sarcasm.

Okay. Well, it wasn't very good sarcasm.

- I thought you were being-- - Fine, fine.

Hey, you don't wanna talk, we won't talk.

All right. We'll talk in the morning

when you cool off.

- Okay. - Thank you.

I've had a long night. Crazy shit went down.

You're right 'cause it's all about you.

I'm gonna shower and go to bed.

[Preston] Have at it.

[Danni] Shit.

♪ My girls hold me down ♪

♪ When them boys mess around

♪ My love life is a headache ♪

♪ We're goin' out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love ♪

[music]

- Hey y'all. - Hey. Thank you for calling.

- Sure. - What happened.

I don't know.

Well, what did they say?

Didn't I say I don't know.

But I know they're up there in that apartment, though.

- Okay. All right. Thank you. - Come on, come on, come on.

[music]

What the hell are you doing in my apartment?

Michael, you all right?

Don't damn talk to him.

Heather, what the fuck is going on?

Get the fuck out.

Heather, this shit is crazy.

Bro, you got my son.

What did I say.

Heather, we just came to check on him, that's it.

You don't need to do that. He's fine.

I just cut my arm on a broken glass.

[music]

Heather, can I talk to you for a second?

I ain't got shit to say to you.

I'm being nice right now.

What you gonna do? Beat my ass?

Heather, what?

Get the fuck out of here.

You know what, I see there's no talking to you.

No, there isn't.

- Okay. - What?

You gonna hit me again?

Heather please.

That's right son, she hit your momma, she's a mean bitch.

Hey, hey, hey. Can you not use that language around him please.

You wouldn't have to hear it if you would just do

what the hell I say and leave.

Zac, you know what, let's go.

L--leave.

- [Fatima] Zac - I can't leave him here Fatima.

Leave or I'm calling the police.

Zac look at me, look at me. Let's go.

Nothing better be wrong with my son either.

- [Officer] Hello sir, ma'am. - Shit.

We got a call that there was a domestic disturbance

at this address.

- It isn't me - It wasn't us,

- we do not live here. - Nope.

- Who lives here. - [Fatima] Her.

I'm fine.

Ma'am what happened to your arm?

I cut my hand on a broken glass.

Somebody called us and told us

that there was an altercation here.

I know that bitch standing at the door called you.

I see you peeping bitch.

And bye nosy bitch. Get out my door.

They need to get the fuck out of my house.

Sir, you're the child's father?

Yeah. We talked about that already.

We just came to check on the child.

So, he's fine, so get the fuck out.

I think you should both leave now.

Fine.

- Come on. - Let's go.

- My son better be all right. - He fine.

Thank you.

Bye.

Is everything all right up there?

Yeah.

[Cheryl] The baby all right?

Yeah.

He's fine.

Thank you for calling us.

Yeah, no problem. I'mma tell you something though.

What's that?

If that girl calls me a bitch one more time

for calling the police, y'all ain't gonna have

to fight for custody.

I'mma bust her ass for you.

- Please do it. - [Cheryl] Mm-hmm.

- Yes - No problem.

I will pay you, I will.

You can not say that.

What have I been told you about messing with my money.

Okay.

Shit, I'll bust her ass for a pack of cigarettes.

I like her. I'm starting to like her a lot.

Thank you so much. We gotta go. Thank you.

- You need to let me pay her. - Baby, come on.

- All right. - [Fatima] All right. Bye.

Good to see you. Thank you.

- [Zac] I'm here. - [Fatima] Zac, come on.

I'll bust it.

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[phone ringing]

- Hey. - Hey. Karen, it's Brian.

- [Karen] Hi. - Hey, great news.

We are ready to start work.

Oh, that's great news.

Cool, so, um, think you could swing by here

so we could discuss it?

[Karen] Yeah, yeah.

Terrific. Terrific.

Oh, and by the way, I happened to tell my wife

that you were expecting and she loaded my truck up

with baby clothes and stuff like that this morning.

That's so sweet of her. Thank you so much.

I mean if you don't want it, I understand.

No, no, I want it. Trust me.

You know, just 'cause they grow up so fast.

I know. I'm looking forward to it.

Yeah well, yeah, make sure you enjoy the process.

I'm trying.

- [Brian] I'mma make sure you do. - Okay.

Drive safe getting here, okay?

I will but I'm not too far, so--

Perfect, I'll see you in a bit.

I'll see you. Bye.

[phone ringing]

Hello.

- [Karen] Fatima. - Who is this?

This is Karen.

Okay.

Um, I wanted to ask you something.

Okay.

Don't worry, it's going to be quick.

Okay. What's up?

So, I hired this contractor, right?

And he has a lot of kids, he says he's got a lot of toys,

and clothes for babies and kids.

I was just wondering, you think Zac

would want anything for his son?

Um, I can ask him.

Okay, 'cause I don't want to grab a bunch of stuff

I can't use right now.

Um, yeah. I'll ask him for sure.

[Karen] All right. Thank you.

- Yeah. Thank you. - Yeah. Take care.

You too.

What the fuck?

[music]

Good morning.

Morning.

You need to get up

if you're going to get to work on time.

Yeah. All right.

All right. See you later.

[music]

The hell, I have two hours Preston.

I know.

Slamming doors, and waking me up,

why, why, why, we starting our day like that, huh?

No reason.

Okay, Preston.

Look, what is it?

That's what I wanna know. You woke me up.

All right, look, I wanted us to talk before you went to work.

You know waking a girl up.

You know I like getting my sleep.

It's not the most inviting way to talk, man.

Yeah, but can we just talk now because if we don't,

you're gonna be gone all day and then you won't want to do it

once you get in.

All right. All right. Fine.

[Preston] Get up.

I'm up.

No, I mean sit up.

Please.

- How's that? - Thank you.

So what's going on Preston? What's up?

I was kinda hoping you would tell me.

Preston, I'm still asleep so, you know,

I think you're gonna have to take point on this one.

So, I'm asking the questions?

Apparently. I didn't wake me up.

Fine.

So, the guy at the airport.

You sleeping with him?

Contrary to what you think, no, I am not.

Don't do that. It's not about what I think, I'm asking.

I'm not. That why you asked it.

I'm not. - But you want to.

I just met him Preston.

Okay. No offence Danni, you've slept with guys

that you've just met before.

Including you.

Look, I'm just calling it how I see it.

How you see it?

Okay. Since that's what we are doing,

since we are telling the truth, no I'm not sleeping with him

but you know I sleep with people all the time

so maybe I will.

It's not what--

So what does that mean for us?

This is your conversation Preston, you tell me.

I think it means that you're not ready to commit.

And I think that you saying that you wanted to be with me

was only because that guy attacked you.

Just stop.

No. Look, I'm telling the damn truth Danni.

Okay.

I feel like you only said that you wanted to be with me

because you got out there and you picked the wrong guy.

And, honestly, if he hadn't turned out

to be such an asshole, would I even be here?

I don't know, Preston.

You don't--

And how the fuck is that supposed

to make me feel.

You want the truth?

You're damn right.

Don't take that tone with me.

So my tone is the issue at hand here.

Out of everything that's going on, the tone?

You're right. Let me not use that tone.

Let me not use any tone at all

because obviously, that's the problem.

When in actuality, the problem is probably

that I've been too damn nice to you.

Okay, Preston.

That's it. Okay?

Right now that's all I got to say.

Okay. Fine.

You go be with the guy at the airport, or whoever.

And hopefully, they can protect you

if that crazy motherfucker comes back

because all of this, Danni, I...

I'm done.

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Okay.

That's all you have to say to me is, "Okay."

That's all I have to say is, "Okay."

Really?

Mm-hmm. Hard to argue with yourself.

Look, stop with the bullshit, okay?

You don't have to be so damn insulting

and dismissive.

I've been insulting?

- Are you kidding me? - After everything

you've just said to me, I've been insulting?

Okay. Okay.

I'm insulting you right now.

Danni, you know the funny thing is with everything

that's went on, everything that's happened,

everything that's going on, I know I'm gonna love you.

I'm gonna love you no matter what

because I know I can't stop,

because I've tried.

I've tried to stop loving you so many times

and it doesn't matter what you do

or who you sleep with, or who you date,

I'm gonna love you.

And the bad thing is

that I know you're not gonna love me back.

Is that so?

Yeah.

And what makes it even worse is that you know,

you're never gonna love me the way I love you.

- I know that? - Fuck you, Danni.

Whore on one breath and you love me

- on the next breath. - I never said that.

- Fuck you in the next. - I never said that.

- No, it's okay Preston. - That's not what I said.

I would never say that about you.

- You clearly wanna go. - I love you, okay?

You clearly want to go again.

- I want to go? - Per usual.

- [Preston] No, not... - So do what you gotta do.

- Danni-- - [Danni] Because this is what

you've always done.

It's what you'll always do.

- Anytime it gets frustrating. - I've done this based on what

you've done to me.

Right. Okay Preston.

I never run on my own. When do I ever run

when you being with another man is not the issue.

I got it, you're the victim.

It's not about who the victim is.

No, no, no, you're the victim Preston.

You're the good guy who fell for the whore

- that you love. - I never called you--

And you leave whenever you can.

No, no, that's not the case.

- Preston, do what you gotta do. - That's never been the case.

If it was up to me, I would never leave here.

But you always leave

- of your own-- - Because you, no it's never--

because you always give me a reason to.

- Just say it Preston. - So what, you want me

to stay here and you be with other men

at the same time. Is that what you want?

I haven't been with other men.

Haven't been with other men.

You never wanted me anyway Danni.

I was just convenient.

Tell yourself that if you have to.

[Preston] Whatever.

Bye, again.

It's a view I'm used to. Backside of you.

[music]

[music]

[phone ringing]

Yes.

Please send her up. Thank you.

[music]

[phone ringing]

[big sigh]

[phone ringing]

Hello.

Um, hey.

Um, this is Jordan.

Hi.

Sorry, I didn't call you last night.

It's okay.

It's just my sister.

Right. How is she?

Not good. She cried herself to sleep.

You know this can't be good for the baby.

I'm sorry.

Yeah. I'm just glad she knows the truth.

Yeah, but, I'm sorry it happened the way it did.

Yeah, me too.

Did you know Gary well?

We were, we were getting to know him,

but apparently you knew him well.

I thought I did.

I'm sorry. I'm searching for the words.

It's fine. I get it.

No, it's not okay.

Please let your sister know that I'm so sorry.

I'll tell her, but she wants to talk to you.

She does?

Um, yeah. She has a lot of questions for you.

Really?

[Jordan] Yeah, uh, are you up to it?

I don't know just yet.

I understand that.

Can I get back to you on that?

Of course, of course. I just know the answers

will help fill the blanks for her.

Yeah, that's true.

And maybe some for you.

I don't think I need anymore information.

Yeah, um, I get that completely.

Thanks for understanding.

Oh man. What a slimy ass dude.

Okay, I'm not gonna do that.

I'm sorry.

It's okay, um, I have to get to work.

So, um...

Right, right, of course, I should have asked

if you were busy. - It's okay.

[Jordan] Uh, you said you work downtown, right?

I do.

Well, I got a meeting in the area

and I'd love to take you for lunch.

Jordan--

I get it if you say no. I get it.

Especially after last time.

Can I check my calendar

and get back to you in a few hours?

Okay. Okay. Sure. - [Andi] Okay.

And Andi, I'm so sorry about last night.

Okay, um--

[knocking]

I'll talk to you later, I guess.

Who's that?

That was Jordan.

Oh, Jordan. What's that about?

He was calling to check on me and say sorry.

That was not his fault.

I know, it wasn't.

Gosh.

What are you doing here?

Oh, I just came to check on you.

- Oh. - [Karen] Mm-hmm.

I'm hurt.

I get that.

And I'm upset.

That's valid.

Is feeling like an idiot valid?

Okay, honey, he was obviously very good at lying.

- Straight to my face. - Right.

And I had no clue.

I mean, how did I not have one single clue.

The devil is good at covering his back, Andi.

Come on. - Son of a bitch.

Right, you know that though.

Tell me the truth Karen.

Hm?

Was I blind the whole time?

No, you were in love.

Were, past tense?

You still in love with him?

You can't just turn love off.

You of all people should know that.

You're right. You're right. You're right.

I just-- I don't wanna see him, I don't want to talk to him.

- Don't, you don't got to. - I want to run him over

- Okay. - with my car.

The car that he bought you, though.

Yes. Especially, that car.

Okay. Andi, um, you know what?

What? Just tell me anything, something, anything.

I got something for you. - What?

You're gonna be all right.

We gonna be all right.

Ain't we always?

I'm just sick of this up and down

and the same old men's bullshit.

I know. Me too.

I don't, I don't wanna talk to him.

Don't. He call you?

I wouldn't know.

I blocked his number.

Oh, good. Good for you.

I know. I was proud of myself.

I'm proud of you too, shit.

Okay, I have to get to work.

Oh, ok. Um, I actually have to get to the shop

and meet the contractor.

Oh, right. I'm so sorry. I forgot.

[Karen] I'm sorry.

No, I meant to send you the check.

'cause I got the email about the estimates.

[Karen] Oh, ok.

[Andi] This is the full balance.

- [Karen] Okay. - Yup.

- [Karen] Thank you. - Mm-hmm.

Andi, you just write a check for this much?

[laughs] Yeah.

[Karen] Okay.

What?

Look, I'mma pay you back.

I know.

Yeah. Promise.

Karen, I know you're not like Danni,

you will actually pay me back.

- That is a fact. - [laughing]

But I just cleared my last balance I had for you.

Just pay me back whenever you can.

It's no rush.

Hey, thank you.

Don't say thank you again, okay?

It's the least I can do. - [Karen] Okay, thank you.

Let's go.

Yeah, I need to get busy. I need a distraction.

[Andi laughing]

Let's go. Come on.

[knocking on door]

What?

You left something?

Your damn sense.

What?

It's just me.

I thought you were Preston.

I take it that didn't go well.

What happened?

He left.

Said it's over.

Per usual.

What else is new? [sniffling]

It's fine.

Danni, I'm so sorry. Are you sure you're okay?

Yeah. I mean he called me a whore.

- No, he didn't. - Yeah.

He said I love you then fuck you in the same sentence.

That makes sense. That's not confusing at all.

[Sabrina] Oh my God.

Why would Preston do that?

'Cause you're not a whore at all.

I'm not. You know men do triple that

- They really do - And they're never a whore.

He's talking about me sleeping with strangers,

I slept with him. He was a stranger.

He slept with me. I was a stranger,

you know what I mean?

That was projecting.

I'm so sorry.

I'm fine.

It's all good.

What are you doing here?

I'm gonna go have a meeting with my boss.

- That's good. - [Sabrina] Yeah.

I'm sorry.

Are you getting your job back?

I don't know. I hope so.

That's good 'cause I don't have a damn dime to give you.

If you want me to come over later, I can, okay?

Just call me later, tell me how the meeting was, okay?

I will.

[Danni] Okay.

Are you going to work now?

Uh, yeah.

I gotta get out of here. Yeah, let's go.

Let's do it.

My shoes are over here somewhere.

Okay.

You know I love you.

[Danni] Thank you. I love you too. [sniffling]

[Sabrina] I'm sorry.

[Danni] Here they are. Oh God.

[Danni grunts]

You know what, forget Preston. You know?

Here's your coat.

Shit.

Danni.

Just, just shake it off.

Okay, shake it off.

'Cause we are gonna have a great day.

I hope so. [sniffs]

Plus you have that new hot guy, Tony.

- Right - Mm-hmm. Right. Yeah.

He's got work.

Yeah, you know, hang out with him.

Yeah. We should do something.

You should.

You deserve it.

Oh my gosh, Rich. Have you talked to Rich?

Yeah, he's called me several times.

We're gonna have lunch.

I love that for you.

Thank you. And you need to have lunch with Tony.

I'll do something. I don't know.

Yes you will with somebody who listens to you, you know?

Yeah. Oh my God.

Good morning.

What's up?

Did you get any sleep last night?

No.

Damn, babe.

What'd the attorney say?

He's actually meeting with the judge right now.

Well, shouldn't we be there.

No, he's in his chambers.

So there's nothing we can do in court right now, babe.

Shit.

But we do need to meet him at the office.

Okay.

All right? It's okay baby.

I really want to believe that.

Babe, it will work out, okay?

Okay, fine.

You need to eat.

Yeah, I can't eat right now. I can't even think about that.

Why not babe?

I just can't. I just keep thinking about Michael.

But I cooked for us, so--

Thank you, but babe you need to eat something.

I just can't.

Look. Not eating and making yourself sick

is not helping him.

I know.

So, eat something or at least drink some juice.

All right. I will.

Look, I don't need you getting skinny on me.

Never that.

I like you just like this. Keep it like that.

- [Fatima] Okay? - How do you put up with me?

Because I love you.

All this and the Karen stuff is just like--

Speaking of Karen, she just called me.

What?

Yeah. Craziest thing.

For what?

She said that there's a contractor

that she knows that has a bunch of kids

and he has toys and clothes that he's trying to get rid of,

and wanted to know if you wanted some for Michael.

- Are you serious? - [Fatima] Yes.

When was this?

Just now.

- Wow. - Yeah, I said the same thing.

Is she crazy?

How did she sound?

You're asking everybody that.

Yeah, but she sounded as sweet as she could be. Kind of scary.

You lying.

Baby, if I'm lying, I'm flying. No.

Oh, wow. Okay, well, what you think about her offer.

I don't know. I'm just gonna let it be what it is.

You think we could possibly come into a good place?

I think that might be pushing it.

Okay. All right.

Let's just take this one step at a time, okay?

- Copy. - 'Cause you already know.

She'll switch up in a heartbeat like she got five heads.

Yes, exactly. Okay?

Yeah, let's just take this one step at a time.

Can you eat please?

- I will. - [Fatima] Thank you.

- I love you. - I love you too.

This looks good. - [Zac] It is good.

[Tony] Hey.

I'm a friendly. It's a friendly.

How you doing?

He's not gonna come sneaking up on us?

No, he's not.

I ain't trying to get kicked by them hard ass cowboy boots.

- You won't. - Are you okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.

- Last night was-- - [Danni] A lot.

- Yeah. And he was-- - He was a fucking maggot.

I wanted to whoop his ass.

I know you did. Me too. You should have did it.

You know what? It reminds me, we're dangerous together.

I know. I know.

'Cause, we don't have anybody to stop us.

We could just tear some shit up.

Tear it up. I'm telling you.

Yeah, but you know, they probably deserved it.

They deserved, that's what I was gonna say.

- They deserve that. - They always deserve it.

Gary definitely deserved it.

How's Penelope?

Not good.

But she's with Jordan right now, and he's solid.

They're really tight, you know.

Yeah, that's sweet. It's good.

You have any brothers or sisters?

Mm-mh, I'm the only one.

You know that actually explains it.

Explains what?

I mean, look, I'm kind of an only child.

I'm my mother's only child so I know what it feels like

to be the only one.

That's cool. That's cool.

So, should we get to work?

Do we have to?

I mean, unless you got a lot of money

that you wanna split with me, then yes.

I don't and I would not split it.

[laughing]

So, we should get in there.

All right. Are you in a suit everyday?

- Yeah. Why? - Looks nice.

What do you do here?

I'm vice president of Maintain Airlines.

Oh, I thought you worked a counter.

I mean, I do sometimes.

Right, 'cause I've seen you.

I just-- I like to be hands on, you know, front line.

See what the customers are thinking.

Go back to exec with it, fix things up.

Fingers on the pulse.

Yes, yes. I don't wanna be the office guy

that doesn't know what's going on in the world.

Mm-hmm. So, you make good money?

I'm okay.

All right.

I was thinking, I didn't understand

why you had that old snatcher van.

You don't like my van?

It's creepy.

Looks like a peeping tom vehicle.

I'm pretty sure that comes in a peeping tom starter kit.

Damn, really? You just hate my van, huh?

It's awful.

You need to upgrade, man.

Well, I can't upgrade it, so--

Why?

Well, it was my dad's.

He died and then he left it to me.

Okay. Now I feel like an asshole. Yeah, no. Yeah.

No. You actually shouldn't though.

He died in jail.

He was a peeping tom, so.

I'm just playing. I'm playing. Come here.

I'm playing. He was an incredible man.

He just loved that thing and I couldn't part ways

with it after he passed.

Well, you know, don't.

I won't. I do have two other cars.

I just, I like driving that because it reminds me of him.

That's really sweet.

So, should we get in there?

- If we have to. - We should. We should hurry up

before Yosemite Sam comes back out here again.

Yosemite Sam, leave him alone.

How did that go anyway?

I'm not talking about that with you.

Okay. Well, I thought I'd ask.

Well don't.

All right, Ms. Danni. All right let's go.

Lead the way Mr. Tony.

I will.

Don't like you behind me.

[Tony laughing] Come on, I don't bite.

[Danni] Mm-hm.

Hey, yeah. So it's something really, really good. We'll see.

Hold on. I gotta go.

Gotta go. All right. Yeah, yeah, I'll call you back.

Yeah, I got it.

All right, Bye, bye.

- Hey. - [Brian] Hey. What's up?

[Karen] What's up?

So, I wanted to show you something.

Oh, okay.

Check this out.

This is a rendering, that one of my students did.

One of your students?

Yeah, I coach football after school with the kids.

Wow, okay.

What?

No, I'm just surprised, you have time for anything.

How do you work with kids too?

Oh, speaking of kids.

Speaking of kids?

What is this?

Thank you so much.

Yeah, I got some good stuff for you.

Oh my God. Thank you.

Now, it's mostly boys' stuff, okay?

Okay, well if I can't use it then I know someone who can.

Okay, cool.

This is so cute.

Yeah my son loved that

but he definitely outgrew it really quick.

I bet he did.

You know, I don't know if you know it

but you are entering into the best part of your life.

Yeah?

Yeah, absolutely.

My kids are everything to me.

I can understand that.

Honestly, if I could have 50 more, I would.

Oh, I can't understand that.

You don't want any more kids after this one?

I don't know.

You should consider it.

Um, I think I'm just gonna work on this one for now,

and then--

Yeah, yeah.

[Brian] Getting ahead of myself.

A little bit. Just a little bit.

[laughing]

Wait, check it out. This is what the job looks like.

- when it's complete. - Okay.

This is the job that we discussed

the payment for, right?

Well, it's a different price.

Oh, ok. Well, I can't afford this, whatever this is.

No, no, no, it's the same amount that you're paying for rent.

Really?

I mean, you lease it, right?

- I mean-- - I know the landlord.

Do you?

Yeah. And he's an asshole.

He is.

He always wants his money on time,

but doesn't wanna pay anybody on time.

Okay. You do know him. I see

Yeah, and he don't wanna fix nothing.

[Brian] True.

Well listen. This is a building that I built

and the owner, he ran into some trouble.

I was just thinking, well maybe you could buy it.

Put your salon in there.

- Really? - [Brian] Yeah.

I can't afford it. I just can't.

No, no, no, it's the same amount that you are paying for rent.

I'm telling you.

You know how much I pay in rent?

Like I said, landlord's an asshole.

Okay.

I mean, where's the location?

It's not far from here.

You wanna go check it out?

Yeah. Why not?

All right. Great.

Come on, get in the car,

- I'll take you over. - Okay, I'll meet you.

What, you don't trust me or something?

No, no.

But what?

I mean, what is your wife gonna think

with some strange woman in the car with you?

Trust me. My wife is not worried about me at all.

What you mean by that?

No, no, not like that. It's just--

I mean, she knows I'd never cheat on her.

Oh, ok.

Well, that's good.

Yeah, we don't get down like that at all.

That's very good.

Yeah. So I can give you a ride.

Okay. Yeah, sure.

I just gotta put this in my car.

Oh, let me help you with that.

- Thank you. - I got you.

[Karen] Okay.

[Brian] There you go. All right.

Oh, thanks.

Absolutely.

[Karen] Just take a little minute.

- Careful, okay? - [Karen] Okay. Thank you.

- Put your seatbelt on. - [Karen] Mm-hm.

[laughing]

All right.

You look good.

Thank you, baby.

Have a good day today.

Well, I'mma try.

Okay. I like that.

- [Gary] Hey. - Hey.

You here early. What's up?

I need to talk to you.

Okay.

You gonna say something to Tamara?

Hey Tamara.

Damn. That was dry.

Don't worry about him, baby. He just bitter.

I see that.

I'mma see you when you get home from work.

And I'll be waiting for you.

I know you will.

- I love you. - I love you too.

Jesus Christ.

Oh, bye Gary.

Bro, what is your problem?

Are you really this bitter with your situation?

Okay, don't do that Hayden.

Why are you here?

I need to talk to you.

Look Gary, I know that we cool and everything,

but you can't be just showing up at my house unannounced,

disrespecting my woman like that.

- Disrespecting. - Come on, bro.

You wanna know what's disrespectful?

What?

This.

Take a look.

What is this, man?

Take a look.

Read it.

Yeah. That is from my P.I.

Wait, what?

She's a plant, Hayden.

Fatima set you up.

She works for her cousin.

What, they've been playing me this whole time?

That's what it looks like.

There's no fucking way.

You got the facts right there.

Okay. Look, I don't care what it takes,

I'mma destroy this bitch.

I'mma unleash all hell on her ass, watch.

- Do you know Fatima? - Who?

[Fatima] Next on Sistas.

How are you?

The question should be how are you?

- Hi. - Hi.

So, how did it go?

It didn't go well.

Wow.

You like it?

Fatima, so you like playing games?

Hey, somebody better come get him before I do.

I really didn't want your sister to find out.

She really wants to talk to you.

I worry about the airline sometimes.

You can always come work with us.

Okay.

What the hell are you doing here?

I really need to talk to you.

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