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Just.

You. Just.

Shh shh shh shh.

What's the secret?

Maurice!

Wake up!

Oh! Oh!

Good morning.

Can I ask you a question?

Make this early in the morning for real?

Yeah. Go ahead.

I don't know if I'm the announcer.

It was it.

Why'd you marry her and not me?

You start this shit this early in the morning.

Look,

he enjoyed it last night.

Yeah. Enjoy last night.

No, I love being with you,

but this shit is getting confusing as hell.

Oh, said. I'm serious.

Maurice.

We've been together all these years.

Way before you even met her.

And you still chose her over me.

Make it make sense.

Nuh nuh.

Let me go in the kitchen.

I got some bacon, some sausage.

I can make some of the French toast.

You like.

You know what I'm saying? Let me go do that.

Make some breakfast, Maurice.

Look, let me finish what I have to say.

You think you're trying to get out of this?

But I'm serious about this.

This means something to me. That. Maurice.

You let me get it out.

Oh, man.

This shit's personal, but go ahead.

You're right. I've got to respect your feelings, Glenn.

Say what you got to say.

I mean, all this time we spent together.

I just knew I was going to be your woman.

Do you know how to pass up so many opportunities?

Meet with some finesse, man, in what you do.

Mary Kay, freeze ass. See that?

That shit right there.

Man, this shit ain't fair.

It really ain't.

Let me finish.

I'm trying to let you finish, Teresa.

So that's your damn problem with your selfish ass?

You too busy trying to make another woman satisfied and happy?

And that's fucked up.

It's not your idea.

I don't even want to hear.

I'm about to take a shower and go.

Plus your wife on the way home anyway.

Oh, God. Oh. That's bad.

That's how you do uptown

Scotch.

When it's fucking brown.

I don't know. Oh.

What? Maurice.

You want a breakfast or nothing?

No. I'm good.

I got to get home anyway

so I can figure out how I'm allowed to stay with my wife.

My phone all night. Wait, let me.

Let me walk you out.

Maurice. I'm good. You must have forgot.

I got a key anyway.

Look, my keys there.

Memories.

Whoa! Oh! Come on. Come on.

Let's get, like, a down.

The back is

by Harris.

I was toast.

I was

actually trippin. You.

You you you you you you you you

you you you you.

Come. Baby.

Watch me.

Got, Ha ha.

You, Did you hear me?

Maurice?

I got a package for you.

Well, not really.

I just found it on your porch. You.

Need to come out and talk to me.

Oh. I'm. Maurice.

Jermaine Johnson.

Oh, shit. Thanks.

Happiness that goes like this. Bam!

Hey, man, just leave it on the porch.

Take a picture, or do whatever y'all do. Man.

Leave it on the porch.

You need to come out and talk to me, Maurice. You talk to me?

About what? Samer.

I'm scared.

Hey, man, whatever you trying to say, man?

Hey, man.

How can I help you, man? You looking out of my house?

What what what what's going on? Maurice.

Jermaine Johnson.

Say, man, you come to my house.

You see my whole government name.

Man. Who sent you?

Should I call Jermaine?

Sit down.

When I was little bitty man, I was like, six years old.

Yeah, since you're about six years old.

When your dad died,

you stopped using his name.

I haven't had a fucking cigaret.

Comedians.

You said that when your dad died,

you wouldn't use his name because it brought back too much pain

and some shit like that.

How did you know that?

I don't understand how you knew that.

I don't tell nobody but my therapist.

If God.

Let me guess.

Out of the two.

You going to pick the therapist, right?

Say, man, I don't know what kind of games you playing, man.

But what, I supposed to pick God.

God gave you that information?

Yeah.

Cigaret got me a little higher.

And what's wrong with that?

I've met the big guy before.

He is loving,

but he don't take no shit.

Especially when he sends me on a scheduled appointment.

It's scary ass niggas.

Like yourself.

If won't come outside. Maurice.

Jermaine Johnson.

I was sitting here for you.

You have an appointment today.

Now you need to come outside and talk to me.

Now, understand this

patient has never been my best attribute.

Normally, I have a full schedule. You know what?

I don't have any other appointments today.

I would never stand in anybody's doorway and argue with them.

Oh, no.

My job is to walk in

and snatch your ass up.

So today

I'll try something different.

Yeah, I'll try something different.

You know what I want you to do?

I want you to come outside

with your hands up freely.

Yeah.

Free. Oh!

Come out with my hands up,

What's your big ass sheriff now?

McNair.

I'm tired of playing games with you.

And I told you to get away from my house.

Quit smoking on my porch.

But I got something for you.

Just what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna go in my room,

and I probably do about 1 or 2 of my pistols.

I'm gonna come to the front door,

and I'm gonna open, and I'm gonna scream loud as I can.

Oh, hell,

some big ass nigga on my porch

trying to break in my house.

I'm gonna yell so loud that my neighbor across the street.

She go call the police.

And when I see that shit, we're gonna have to call the police.

I'll put about 6 or 7 slugs in your ass.

Get away from my house, man.

Get it twisted, Maurice.

If I have to come in and get you,

I don't have a problem doing that.

Oh, to be honest with you, Maurice.

This part of my job really does turn me on.

It really does turn me on.

Yeah.

It was just too bad.

Okay, Maurice. Hurry up.

I don't have all day.

But then again,

I do. Oh.

Now come on, Maurice.

Shit!

Smoke me another cigaret.

While I wait for your scary

ass to ass out here

that I'm. Up!

I'm God

up there.

You know how many drag

now? You know damn well ain't is a hippie drop.

Girl, please. Let's go.

Girl, I drove all the way here, and now you're not going to help me.

Okay, I got you. Come on.

I'll help.

Because of the corn on me,

I thought, my God.

Shit!

I'll get to get to Maurice.

Get together.

I want you to go.

To the wrong house today.

You picked the wrong house.

Oh, goddamn.

It. Hello?

You okay? Maurice?

Well, why are you yelling?

What did you wake up to

that got you going off this early in the morning?

Well, maybe

I didn't know it was you.

I didn't even raise my voice. It just.

This morning started off kind of messed up.

It's kind of messed up, but I didn't know that was you.

What's going on?

What the, Y'all left already?

Yeah, babe, we're leaving now.

What? Are you okay, though?

Mean I'm good?

I'm good. Claire.

Been good.

Man, I hope y'all be safe on the road.

And don't think that I didn't hear what you just said.

A little smart little comment

talking about who you woke up next to.

Oh, I didn't wake up, sweetheart.

I was up all night thinking about you.

One way you was at and how you was doing what you safe

and I know you were loud mouth, but I want you not want to make sure you was okay.

You know I can't sleep when you're gone.

I'll be up, pacing the floor, walking back and forth.

Now, honestly, I didn't sleep all night.

I made my morning start and I've messed up.

You got this.

I never saw him over here before, but this big Ole grown

giant knocking at the damn door, and,

I thought he was delivering a package of somebody knocking at the door.

Won't leave.

And, And know my name.

Maurice, how you know me?

But I look like I told him he'd go, so

I'm good. But,

I hope you have a safe trip back.

I'm good with nobody.

I can handle him,

you know, I don't know Nick on drugs or what, but I can tell.

And, I called police via to.

Oh, I know I don't believe in

no damn police, but, you know, I'm here to call police.

Don't put a bullet in his ass. What do you want me to do?

You're so funny.

But I love you.

Okay.

All right.

Besides, you need some.

Give me a call.

My. What about you?

I mean, what am I gonna do?

Hopefully. God. And,

But I don't worry about that.

I got to take take care of.

Just come on back home to me so I won't be crying on my pillow.

Night.

Not love you.

All right?

Shit. Oh.

What's wrong?

Why are you staring at me like.

What's going on?

Really?

How long we've been on each other?

For a long time.

Like forever.

Ever since the Cabbage Patch days.

That boy and the rebar.

I just don't understand.

You know I don't understand.

You understand what?

I, what's going on

now? You know, I've always kept it real with you, right?

And with girls.

So I can keep it 100 with you, right?

Always have been.

What? Well, what's going on?

I don't like the way Maurice treats you. I see.

Here we go, here we go. Here we go.

You're already under the fence.

Every time we go on these girls trips.

You know, he's sneaking in, doing fuck shit. What's that?

Maurice? The sneaking.

Really?

I know everything that Maurice does.

And I mean everything.

So, you know, he has a woman over there?

Yeah, yeah, I know Theresa.

Theresa?

Yeah.

She been leaving stuff in my house.

No trinkets.

Just let me know. Is she.

They're leaving. She. Yeah.

I even bought our toothbrush so she wouldn't use my shit.

That bitch, I use them. I.

Wait, wait.

Says we doing too much?

A toothbrush?

Yeah, a manual one, though.

So we you Shanice nigga.

Now share.

He was with her before me.

Grandma doesn't mean shit.

He married you?

I do.

He saw something in me that he wanted to marry.

Long as his money's coming home to me,

his affection is coming home to me.

Okay.

The sex is far.

And he comes home to me every night.

Now when that shit starts to change

then we got a fuckin problem,

So you've been all this time?

I thought Maurice was the sneak one in his yo ass.

See, you been watching the wrong fuckin person.

Maurice needs to worry about me in these streets.

On that note, I'm on my ma fucking business.

And stay in my line.

Yes, ma'am.

You ready to go? Yes, ma'am. Okay.

Yes, ma'am.

Listen, Andre.

Very nice name.

I mean, not if you're going to go with your daddy.

And I want you to do all the same shit you do to me.

Shared with Pearson.

Sign up, dude, and keep his ass up all night and make him an idiot.

I'll be doing that.

It's just that it's been a pleasure

to meet you right here.

And you can.

Know Robert.

Robert, me and your baby's outside.

I know you hear me.

Robert.

Come on to this deal, man.

It's hot out here. Your baby is hot outside.

I'm not a.

Robert. Bam!

What I got on my is.

You know what?

Come on, wake up.

Say, daddy, I was talking about you want to spend time with you?

Where you here?

Make sure you up. Come on. Get up.

Get up.

Oh, damn.

Robert, I. You hear me?

Sit down, baby face outside.

Get in. That you.

You are making the curriculum. You see me?

I go up and down your back outside my am.

To me.

I will show daddy. Break his ass.

I'll just hide out here, okay?

Hey, who are you?

You don't just baby on my porch.

Robert.

Come out here and get your baby daddy Robert to come outside.

I know Robert, stay here. This is my house.

So. Robert outside?

Yeah, yeah. Robert. Stay here.

Look, I don't know who you are, but maybe I want to stay here.

Okay, so I get it.

So y'all, like freaky shit.

So y'all y'all the Diallo shit.

Okay.

Okay, I understand that Robert's come on outside.

You too, baby.

Okay. Oh, yeah. Listen, my name is Maurice.

Me and my wife stay here.

What y'all got a going for?

Because you a good husband on my porch.

I saw you see a stroller.

Oh, mean, it's too hot for this shit.

Hold on, hold on. Let me see what the ass is. He said.

Because this is you. Be an extra while you got a gun.

I hear what a baby right now is, right?

I it's very nice.

Yeah, this very nice.

Let man get away from here.

Okay, well my bad, but you like what you got, you bitch.

You doing a lot with this gun?

You know what? This probably is the wrong address.

Oh, it is, but you wrong as hell for that.

Either black on black violence in the community.

You. You even brought a gun out here for a woman and a child.

Yeah, it's. I'm wrong to have something. Why don't you? Right.

So wrong with this shit, I hear it, I'm gone. My bad.

Let me get my baby up out of here.

Yeah, you need to. Yeah.

And I bet Robert is in there with Kim and you just covering up. What the.

Your nasty ass. Well, if I had it.

Rob Roberts, I'm a father, I know you.

That gave me the wrong address.

Roberts got me out of here.

It's crazy, man.

200 for this shit. Oh.

Shit.

Damn.

Straight.

Shit.

Had to pay up.

Like what you want,

Maurice, don't forget about me.

Before you pack up all your stuff,

just let me ask you a question.

You gotta ask me a question, man.

What's wrong with you, man?

I don't got no appointments, man, I promise.

What? Who oppose?

Whoa.

Let me ask you one more time.

I need you to leave my house, man.

You want me do some?

I don't want to do.

Oh, Maurice.

Maurice! You.

Maurice.

You know I'm not worried about you shooting me.

I can hear the trembling in your voice.

You've always been afraid of guns.

Anyway,

you scared me a little bit.

You remember in high school

when your homeboy T-Bone

talked to you in the Rob and Kevin,

I told you, T-Bone, I didn't want to do that, man.

I want to finish off my shit.

You. You're a graduate.

That's all I'm going to do.

Now tell me.

Man, I just wanted to play football, man. I just want to.

In my senior year.

Good. Was.

I wanted to finish out my dad. Man.

They want to blow it.

Man, you can tell them

I don't want to do that.

He put a gun in my head,

so I. That's where I came in.

I didn't want to around Kenny.

I had nothing to do with that lifestyle. You.

So 30 years ago,

How do you know all this, man?

Do you?

How do you know what happened between me and Tebow?

Hold on, hold on.

You lower your voice

right now.

You you.

I know all of this because I was there.

Maurice, when you tried to be gangster,

trying to be something that you wasn't about

your mom and even raised you like that.

Even T-Bones.

Mama raised him in church.

Both of you walked right past me with them

little ass guns and T-Bone trying to make money.

He didn't even need it.

I never understood that.

Do you know how many appointments I get

from little greedy ass black boys like T-Bone?

Did you know he was scared to?

Did you know T-Bone was scared?

Nothing, man.

He was crazy, man.

But he was scared him up.

You know, your voice.

This is my fucking show.

Listen, you, me

tell you one more time.

Shut up!

This is my fucking show.

You. You you.

When you think about it,

think about it, Maurice.

You think about how things would have been if you just said no.

And you think, oh, if I just said no?

Oh, he would still be alive.

Now, I don't know what you're here for,

but I went through years of counseling, blamed myself for what happened to T-Bone.

It's not my fault.

I take responsibility for what I do.

I take responsibility for what I did.

But it wasn't my fault. What?

My fault?

And just think, Maurice.

Just think.

If you had enough nuts just to say no,

you gave him all he needed.

Enough confidence to say yes.

Mean it wasn't my fault. Got.

Man, I blame myself when I tell you I'm not doing that no more.

Keep on. Came to me.

He came to me.

It was his decision.

He decided to pick up a gun.

It was his choice. You.

You don't seem to make me feel bad about this.

When? It was 30 years ago.

30 years ago?

You can't blame me, man,

because I'm not blaming me.

So you know how I feel right now.

Fuck you.

You right?

It was his decision.

But I probably would have gotten an appointment

if you would just say it something.

Maurice.

But anyway, he was scared to go.

He screened the whole trip for his mama.

I just knew I had an appointment.

We came and started shooting a real gun.

And you ass ran past me like lightning.

But I'll tell you,

I'm like you, not me, man.

You come on my house.

Talk about stuff that happened all the time ago, man.

You're right.

I said I never use one of these in my life, man.

I saw what it did to him.

But I'm telling you, man, if you don't come into my house

right now.

I will kill you.

Do you hear me?

I'm gonna kill you!

Oh, shit!

Let me hurry up and leave before you run off

like you did T-Bone, before you get mad. Oh,

Maurice.

Scare? Yes.

The easiest way is to make him.

Goddamn!

Fuck!

Sake! No!

I. I got a car.

I can't do it.

Come over

there.

Fucking fuck it! All right.

I have that address.

It's 1675.

All right.

Is he breathing

now? I one, what's the emergency?

Hey, I don't know how to explain it.

Okay.

I don't know this guy.

He's been banging on my door trying to get in my house,

and I'm going to send a patrol car or something, because if y'all don't send

a patrol car, I'm about to put a bullet in his ass.

So I need a patrol car, and I need one.

Fast, quick, fast. In the hurry.

Okay, okay, I understand. Okay.

Do you need a patrol car? Like, what's the emergency?

Is there, like, a domestic violence issue, or is there someone trying to harm you?

Like what seems to be the problem? Sir?

Ma'am? Ma'am, ma'am.

Hold on.

This is a domestic violence, ma'am.

I'm not gay.

You're talking about some domestic violence.

You know, domestic violence.

The same I do

it. let me explain to you.

It's a big ass black dude.

He probably about six six banging on my door talking about God.

Send him on an appointment.

Ma'am, if y'all don't send a patrol car,

I'm about to send his ass on an appointment.

Do you understand me?

I need a patrol car.

What?

I need a patrol car at my house.

Do you understand it?

Okay, sir, what is your address?

Do you have a description of the big black guy?

The person that's on your porch? Okay.

Can you just please tell me what he has on so that the officer

can be looking for the right person?

Okay, listen, sir, I am trying to get you the right.

If I'm trying my best to get the right information from you

so I can send the officer out there to assist you.

Oh my God, now this guy, he can.

Someone is hot as hell out here is 108,

and he got a big blue ass hoodie, a hoodie on.

I think the dude is mental.

I'm telling y'all, seeing somebody, man, before I have to go back out there.

That's the description, man.

He's a big ass black dude.

Six something and black long hair.

I think he got a gun on it, too.

I think he had a gun because anybody carrying Texas.

So he probably got a gun on him out.

You, sir, you're the one

that's talking all this shit about shooting somebody.

Oh, okay.

But you called 911 for, like,

who does it?

Ma'am.

My address

is 319.

Mad ass fuck.

Send a patrol car. Got.

Yes. And I'll tell you that a it seems to me that you're not exactly like.

Anyway.

So the next time you need help, ma'am, I'm.

I'm going to fuck this.

Fuck you.

I have the emergency got.

Damn, that's what we're going to do. Let him go.

Call 911 and report. Yo.

But I don't give a damn, I really don't.

I don't, I don't give a damn.

He don't walk out of here. Bam.

Talking about somebody on his front porch.

He's so scared he about that life.

Oh, nigga, one before I let somebody do me like that I'm a drag them in my house.

Me, my husband and my kid is going to be at work.

That case, we don't

even call A911 in my house, because in my house I'm the law.

Sure. That's right.

0911 what's your emergency?

Oh, can I get the address, please? Okay.

And what's your name?

Please stay calm. Hey.

What's wrong?

I don't know about it, but

I'm not doing.

What am I doing?

Oh, Reese. Come on, get it together.

I don't want

Cooper.

I got about the goddamn.

Shit!

Oh! Somebody.

Fuck! It.

Okay,

okay. Okay.

Hey, be on my door like that. Formatting me.

Hey! Come back!

Hey, hey, hey.

Let me.

Who sent you?

Fit me.

I ain't nobody send me. I.

I was just looking for Teresa.

I got for 44 bucks over the 44. Yeah.

He told you he want me on my side. That's what he told you.

Is that what he told you?

Who are you talking to?

What are you talking about?

What's going on? Maureen?

I had a bad morning, Amanda.

I can tell you.

I can tell you having a bad morning.

Your morning is worse than mine.

I was just looking for my girl.

Oh, man.

Oh, so much knocking on my door.

Let's say I, I was just looking for Teresa.

Clearly she's not here. You came to the door.

Who put a gun in my face?

That's another day.

I'm sorry about that, man.

I'm sorry,

Steve, I ain't. Got. Teresa. Man.

It's like my little sister, man.

You know, ain't nothing going on between me and my little sister, man.

Okay, you know what I'm saying?

Oh, shit. There was talk about you, Steve, man. That's like mean.

You can just see everybody stand out here when you knocked at the door.

No, no, I didn't see nobody stand out.

Who does this mean?

When I walked up, it was just me.

But look, man, you you going to be okay?

You're going to be all right.

I'm good man. Okay, I don't know.

Look, man.

Teresa,

the good, feel good man.

I mean, the girl's good man, but that's a good girl, man.

That's like, I've been on her for years, man.

So she's a little bitty man, like, barely coming out of high school,

you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, that's what I know.

I know that, you know, but that's the whole reason I came over.

I wanted to ask you, like, what should I.

Yeah, yeah.

Go ahead, go ahead.

What what what should I do? You know what I'm saying.

She's she's know she'll be answer the phone.

She'll come home half the time when she get off work.

I'm just trying to figure it out, man it out.

Let's see. I'll tell you straight on there, man.

You're back home.

Now I don't know.

Hey, listen, if she didn't call last night, I don't know, she busy.

I don't know what she was doing, man.

But when she was over here the other day, you know what I'm saying?

I made sure when you call, she called you back because.

I don't know, man.

But listen,

Listen, man, but when you do what you you you can't do what's right.

I caught the bus, the 44, you know, the 44.

Interesting. Big old dude. Been walking down the street.

Been his big old dude, man.

I ain't seen no big dude.

Well, we we good, man.

I, she's a good man. She she good man.

The girl feel good. Me she good.

She talk about you all the time, and, you got your good one there?

Yeah. If I was you seen.

I just won't think so hard on it, man. You know what I'm saying?

I'm thinking too much, giving away.

I put too much on it. Okay?

She good man, I know I, I appreciate the man.

Look, I need, one more favor from go.

You know what?

I'm trying to get home, man.

You know, I carrying on, but, you got cash? Yeah.

He cash everything I figured out

what was the cash is use my money.

You still got my number. You use my number?

Yeah, my several use use my money. Okay.

All right. I appreciate it, man.

Oh, you work out whatever issue.

I'm at work right now.

I'm working out, man.

I'm looking over my shoulder, though, man.

I'm just. Man.

Is this a bad neighborhood now? No, man. Just this one.

I've been a trip, man. I'm trying to get together, and,

I got, you know, but no matter how much you need, the same.

What you got?

I mean, I'm sure you seen.

I heard that's the plan.

Yeah, yeah, the bus plans is crazy.

Override ain't even that much, I don't trust. Oh.

Drives up river.

Hey, man, when you heard the man tell her, you know, I hope she good, man.

Call me, let me know, man. Hey, man, if she if she. You know what I'm saying?

Can give me a key because I'm going to lock the those on her ass.

If she keep playing with me. Yeah.

I got to work it out, man, because she, she's she's just good down there.

Yeah.

I man, I hope you I got to get up out of this heat, man.

All right, have it all right, man. Take it easy.

All right? I'm going up in the house, man.

What are you scared of?

What are you scared?

What are you scared of?

My mama.

I've.

Everybody's get together.

Oh. All right.

Hello?

I told you,

oh, shit.

I told you, didn't you want a fucking ask?

Word for my house, man. You know what?

This might.

Greatly.

You don't make me go crazy.

Before I go crazy, I'll put a button. Yes.

I've already told you.

You my.

You think it's funny?

You think it's funny, right?

Morris, man.

Morris, you are so funny, man.

Look,

I've been doing this for a long time, brother.

A long time,

and you are undoubtedly

the most hilarious soul I ever had to take

back.

Now, Morris,

you know you ain't gonna do nothing with that gun with your scary ass.

You know, you scary boy, I'm scared.

Scary.

Fuck you.

Shit.

Damn.

Morris,

are you in there shooting up your own house?

What good is that going to do? You

stupid

Morris? You know what I'm going to do?

I'm going to give you a little bit more time right.

So your wife to come home with you? Yes.

Shooting up your own house.

Hey, man.

Fuck you.

Morris.

Do you really think closing the blinds

is going to stop me from coming here, man?

It's never learned.

Do you?

Got all day, Morris?

Oh, they.

Let me walk.

Oh, God knew what you know.

Oh, Morris.

Morris

shooting up your own damn house,

closing the blinds.

Oh, but you been closing the blinds.

Going to do.

Not thinking, Morris, you're not thinking.

You can not stop me.

I came here to collect your soul, but you borrowed

from their brother.

How much time do you need,

Morris? Look at you

getting big, man, Getting big man.

You getting big, man? Morris.

What's it going to do?

Morris?

Oh, it certainly was I, but

you still need to work on your fighting game, partner.

Oh, well. You.

Oh, Morris. Right here.

Morris. Right here

now. I'm so scared.

Oh my God, oh, Lord help me.

Oh, the fear.

Oh, no. What?

I'll tell you, Morris.

What I tell you.

When you cannot defeat me.

I've been playing with you all day, man.

And I'm tired of playing with you.

You tried to shoot me, man.

Tried to shoot me.

Morris.

I'm about to kick your ass

at a number. You

wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait.

Don't worry.

I'm waiting on you. Okay? Okay.

I'm tired of waiting on you. Okay? Okay.

Do not let your ass down from me.

It's time to go. Okay? You understand?

Want to stay? Right?

All right.

All right, Morris, let's go.

Okay, okay, okay. I'm going.

I'm not.

You make me chase him.

Yeah. 911.

What's your emergency?

I'm just going to patrol. Come.

This guy's at my house. Me? He grabbed me.

He grabbed a me.

He grabbed me by the neck, and I.

He threw me on the ground

right here in the house. Now

I need to send a patrol call quick.

I need Johnson one. Pass me, please.

Just.

Okay, sir.

I can barely hear you.

Did you say he was in the house and he was attacking you?

Look, sir. Sir.

Yes? I need a patrol. Come

on. Talking loudly makes me okay.

Wait wait wait. Look,

computer's coming down the hallway.

He's in my house. This dude is in my house.

I don't know this dude.

He's in my house.

Morris.

So you need a patrol car

for this domestic violence.

What's your name, sir?

Hey, man, this ain't my fucking partner, man.

This ain't my fucking partner.

Well, you can also get shit from

this dude is in my house, man.

This had nothing to do with no damn domestic violence.

He got a blue shirt on, and it's goddamn dreadlocks, man.

But this ain't my bedroom problem.

I don't know what's up with y'all with this shit. Make it out.

Please. Send a patrol car.

So could you hold one moment, please?

I got on the phone from you earlier.

Now can I switch over to do that?

I'm. No, I'm not.

No, I want to cop that accent with this guy.

I is a little.

Okay.

So far, so I'm back.

Okay.

Could you please describe your partner for us? But.

Wait, wait. Hold on.

Man, I don't know who y'all playing with me,

but it's good to know you.

Oh, okay.

Oh, excuse me, sir.

Okay, we'll send a patrol car right over.

Okay. Now, what's your address?

And I understand that certain words can be offensive.

So, I want to ask you, what pronoun do you prefer?

And I also need your significant other, name.

I don't go by no goddamn pronouns. What? Wait, what?

What does this pronoun shit, man,

I'm a go on male.

I'm married, man

to a woman.

And I am a damn significant other.

Hey, man.

Man, fuck you.

And it one.

Here we go.

I could you.

Fuck!

Up. Cock!

You hiding on the floor

in the damn closet.

Maurice,

it's time to go.

Maurice!

Hurry up!

The damn wind!

Time! Oh!

No! Oh!

Yeah.

Where.

Oh, yeah. You.

You like a man and woman.

Have a like.

You know.

Oh, man.

Now, Maurice,

you're trying to avoid the inevitable.

You were birthed with a purpose.

But once that time is up, Maurice, I come in,

and I take you back to your maker.

Now that that's bullshit.

That's bullshit.

You talk about purpose and all that shit.

So let me.

If my time is

up, Demi, my purpose is complete, right?

And you were supposed to come get me right?

And save this thing for later.

Because I got a feeling I'm smoking in this boy.

Am Maurice.

Yeah.

You must have heard me wrong, Maurice.

Hey, bro.

I didn't say it was time to go.

Your time is complete.

I said it was time to go.

When the time given has elapsed.

Let me explain.

Appointments that I'm sent to Maurice.

We never even discussed their personal lives.

Never.

And it's not that the big guy didn't show them,

but it's. It's that Maurice.

They're just like you.

Just like you.

Maurice, wait. What?

You mean like me?

You don't know shit about me.

I know you better than you fake.

I know you have a wife that would have given you the world,

but your dumb ass decided to have side chicks.

Maurice, every woman that you have in your bed

robs you and

your wife of true intimacy that you've been praying for.

You distracted yourself from your purpose,

and now your time is up.

Player.

Play right.

You know.

Yeah. No shit.

I had to go through.

A quarter. You.

You only show up when it's time to leave this life.

So you don't know shit that I went through, man.

This.

I don't know where you from,

but I lost my dad, man.

Fuck that.

I watched my cousin

get his brains blown out right in front of me. Man.

And you don't even know how to mess with my mind.

You have no idea.

Oh, shit. You're not

the only one that's been doing shit.

I've had plenty of appointments.

They live their lives to the fullest.

They had great joy out of knowing

that God gave them everything

they needed in life.

But you, Maurice, you don't.

Maurice.

Do you know how many times

I walk by your cell?

Bro, you remember that?

They were trying to charge you

with the felony murder of T-Bone.

I was waiting for him to punch your time card.

So many different times, man. Oh, yeah.

I was waiting for that.

You know what's funny?

Why are you laughing, man?

I have spent four years of my life.

Four years of my life, man.

Locked up for somebody.

Even do.

I didn't get a chance to graduate.

I did just graduate.

You never know how to feel.

You don't fucking know how to feel.

When it touched me,

charged me with T-Bone Burnett.

I know you shot a damn good.

I even use the car before.

Somebody ain't.

Took my wife away from.

I wish these young black boys understood that.

That's how the law works.

Maurice,

how many times did you think about killing yourself

when you were in there?

I thought about it all the time.

How long I wanted to play football,

graduate.

Make my daddy proud of me.

Back.

That's all I want to do.

Baby had me locked up for four years, man.

Four years. So you.

I thought about it all the time.

I thought about all the time.

You remember that one night

when you tried to go through it?

I was actually about to go get old man Davis when I thought,

look at this fool

trying to hang himself.

Man, Maurice, you had demons all in your cell

trying to convince you how bad your life was.

Come on, man, I know you.

Maurice

was there.

To take me back.

Why didn't you take me?

I thought I was going to make two deliveries that night.

You took old Man Davis a little while.

You ready?

Normally, I give some people time.

Three.

But after 30 minutes

of hearing him, three,

I had to go and old man

Davis and I passed back by your cell

and all of the demons were gone.

The big guy, he was looking after you.

You were sleeping like a baby.

And he placed angels all around your cell.

I remember that, I remember that

it's like a I feel like dying.

One minute.

And I felt his peace come over me, man.

It was like a shower. Like a fresh shower, and I.

That I never want to hurt myself again.

Oh, how did look on me?

I didn't know he love you.

Talking about finding my purpose.

I didn't know he loved me so.

If he loved me, why would he have been there?

Why would he put me in prison for four years of my life?

No. No.

Let me ask you one question.

Why didn't you take the time

to discover your purpose?

I don't know,

I guess I figured I had more time.

It's like time.

I have a tendency of lying.

Us, me, give us a false hope.

Making us believe we got more time than we really do is I don't I don't know,

that's what I don't understand.

You had time to do everything you wanted to do,

but no time for what the big guy wanted you to do.

He gave you chance after chance.

And what do you do?

You go fool around and waste your time on a damn side.

Piece.

Oh, Teresa.

Who else?

Maurice.

I shook my head

when I saw I leaving this morning.

Maurice, I wish you could have seen

all of the demons following her to her car.

And you a damn fool, a damn fool if you think that she cares about you.

What? See?

That's what you want.

Before I even met my wife, man, she always been there for me.

And every time I call to guess what she made herself available. She do shit.

My wife don't even do.

So you wrong about that.

Think you know?

God damn, you are no shit.

At what cost?

Call her on your phone and you ask her. Ask her?

What will she do

if you die today?

You call her.

Go ahead and give her a call and see what she says.

Why you keep coming to the.

When this man

shit.

That man.

Why you just keep showing up?

Appearing. Damn.

I'm gonna call him.

Shit.

This game, I tell you, it.

Where the hell is Steve? Is.

Hurry his ass up hot out here. He.

Teresa.

Look, I don't have a lot of time, but.

Can I ask you a question?

Yeah, but hurry up, because I'm in front of Steve's mama house.

He claim he got some money and want to take me out to eat or something,

but I do want to apologize for.

I was acting this morning. I was just in my feelings.

Oh, I understand, I understand, but, look, I don't have much time.

I need to ask you a question real quick.

Like if something was to happen to me,

let. Let's just say I would.

I'm that I'm about to be.

How would you feel?

Maurice, are you serious right now?

Do you want to know the truth?

Yeah, I want to hear the truth.

I want I want to see how you really feel about it.

If you had asked me this five years ago,

I probably be devastated because I was so in love with you.

Maurice. Today.

To be honest, I wouldn't even give a fuck.

Maurice.

I definitely pay my respects at your funeral.

But I'll be sitting all the way in the back because, you know,

I don't get front row privileges right?

Every time I watch you, I question myself.

Maurice.

Why do I keep this nigga take advantage of me.

You're the only one satisfied in this threesome.

So to answer your question, if he was a die today,

I'll feel free as a fucking bird.

Maurice,

give me a cup. Give me some of this.

Let me see what it tastes like.

Not too much. Now, I said.

I want to see what it tastes like.

I can't believe what she said.

I can't believe.

You. I'm not even toasting with you.

By the way.

How, man.

Damn.

It's pretty damn good, Maurice.

So this is what you've been using

to drown in your fucking sorrows and shit?

Yeah, if you say so.

I'm. You're

right.

Theresa, don't give a damn about me, man.

Yeah.

People like that are

placed in your life for a distraction.

Maurice.

Because all these are just distractions.

I've had so many people, Maurice, miss out on their purpose.

Behind six and money.

It blinded me.

Next to a 47 year.

Maurice, thank you for the drink.

It is good. Memories.

It's time for you to go.

Wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait listen listen, listen.

Just just listen real quick.

Just listen to a quick.

Okay, Maurice, your time is up.

I've played with you enough all day.

First, let me ask you a question.

Just one question, okay? Okay.

It was. I'm not going to pretend to know the Bible.

I'm not going to pretend not to Bible.

Maurice. Come on. Okay, okay.

Come on. Man, it was a guy, the Bible.

He was about to die.

And here he was, he was, he was

he was he was sick and he was all he was going down.

And then somebody somebody came to him and said.

And gave him more time. He had more time.

Yes. God. And God gave him more time.

It did. Oh, you don't.

You're talking about Hezekiah.

Hezekiah him.

So if we do, if God gave him more time

so he can fulfill his purpose, what what what can I do?

What can I do to keep this a little more time

so I can make things right with my wife?

I call my daughter.

Oh my God, what can I do just to make things right right now?

And God is I'm going to do it.

I'm a do it. I'm a I'm a I'm a do right.

I'm leave a sidekick alone.

I'm going to do what can I do?

I can't look, man, I just suggest that you get your shit together.

It's time to go.

I said I've had enough of fucking around you.

You're about to really make me angry, Maurice.

I don't want to hear any of that whining and crying.

I've already told you how many people before you have gone through this?

I've had women.

Women that had more heart than you.

Let's get it together, Maurice.

Let's go.

Okay, okay. Let's go. Okay, okay.

Let me ask you one more thing.

Listen,

maybe I do need another cigaret.

I didn't take the time to live out what I supposed to do.

I didn't take the time.

I met that friend and and

I didn't get no relationship with the big guy.

God, whatever you call.

But let me ask you, what is it like?

What is it like on a farm? Very close.

Get scale.

Not okay, I don't I don't know what to expect on the farm.

I really don't.

Maurice, in this life

you can have Bentleys,

Rolls Royce, Phantoms,

diamonds, gold.

Dude,

a grandiose house with capacious

living quarters with a with the yard to go with it.

You can have the sun, the moon and the stars.

And this world, man.

But none of that combined, Maurice,

can compare to what's waiting for you if you just come with me.

We need to go to the other side.

Maurice, it's your time.

You have everything you want if you just come with me.

Is what you've been praying for all this time.

Believe it.

Well, I mean, this prayer this way tell me to do is pray.

I believe on start.

I'm scared. Magic. You just come at a time.

Come on people about ready, man.

Maurice, no one is ever ready.

You just need to man up.

All you have to do.

I'm just scared, Maurice.

I'm already explain.

You have all souls. Do it when you start.

Time to get home.

I've already explained it to you, you know, listening.

So, you youngsters, all you guys want is to have fun.

How can I get this?

Having I gained that, I want this, I want that now.

Now, now I don't have to listen to the big guy.

I can do what I want to do.

This is my life, okay?

But when it's time for you to ante up right

now, the soul that you borrowed from birth.

You can't handle these old souls, Maurice.

The ones that I've already explained to you.

These old souls.

You know what they do

when it's time for them to get call from when it's time for them to go.

This is what they do, Maurice.

Especially the women.

Oh, Lord. Thank you father.

Thank you father.

I'm so ready to go to see the people that were here before me.

The ones I love, my mama, my daddy, whoever. I'm ready.

I can see him there. I can hand father. Thank you.

The mayor. Maurice. You want to know what they do?

I'm ready. Take me now.

I live my life. I serve my mother.

By the way,

I remember.

I'm 47, man.

I'm come to understand.

Yeah, I think I do need a cigaret

because you a hard hitting.

You know, I don't have to waste my time with you, Maurice.

You know, I can just snap my fingers, right?

Like that fire. Yeah. Did you remember that? Yeah.

I can do things like that, Maurice.

Man, I'm.

I'm not had enough of you.

You're okay.

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

All right.

I'm, Okay.

No, no, wait, wait a I'm all right.

This. I guess I'm.

But I just make a call to my wife.

Got his break.

Call my wife, and I'm ready.

I'm not going to fight you no more.

I'm not going to do this.

Work out my wife. Leave.

So you're ready?

I'm ready. Somebody

I didn't prepare, I didn't, and I know that's on me.

I know that's on me.

I know you got a job to do, but if you just let me call my wife,

I'm not going to be on the phone like old man Davis

just give me 15 minute time to come on my fucking cell.

I lower.

Than you know, Maurice, I am not that me.

I am what I am

what I do have a soft part to myself.

And you really seem like

you know that this is the work.

So you go ahead and call your wife.

You do that.

But Maurice, when that phone call is over

with.

Time to go.

Okay.

All right, all right, make the call.

Make the call.

Girl worries.

Resist. Caller. Let me give you a call back.

All right. Hey, babe.

What's going on? Marvis?

What's wrong? Mommy?

What's wrong?

Baby, talk to me.

What's going on? Sweetie?

It's time for me to go.

Oh, God. Where?

Maurice.

It's time for me to go.

Go, Maurice!

What are you talking about?

Go where?

I told you there was a guy to do early.

Wait, wait. Maurice.

What you're saying that man is still there?

Maurice, it's not even making any sense right now.

Let me just pull over.

Let me just pull over so we can talk and just see what's going on.

I don't understand what you're talking about.

That's what the fuck are you talking about?

Come off! Calm down, calm down.

Listen, listen, listen, listen.

Maurice,

why do you keep playing around like that?

You have my heart beating so fast right now.

Like I don't know.

I'm almost home, babe.

I'll be home in, like, 30 minutes.

I'm sorry, babe, sorry.

I'm sorry sweetie.

I have this fast.

Oh, wait for me.

When I get this phone, it's okay for me,

but I just want.

Some.

Sorry. Oh, sorry.

What do you keep apologizing for?

Marty's right.

Maurice, please tell me that you're playing.

Please.

Oh, for reals with this bottom right.

This up,

and I'm gonna make that right now.

Epic. Real.

I got better sit right here in front of me.

Listen, listen.

Look, Maurice.

So you're trying to tell me

that the guy at the house earlier.

It's a damn death. Ain't.

But, Maurice, you had to be drinking today.

Have you been drinking?

I have a drink. But now you must be drunk.

That, this is not even making any sense to you.

It's a real.

Yeah, I'm.

I have to go, sweetie.

What time you see me?

I don't have 30 minutes.

I don't have 30. Give me a break.

I don't have 30 minutes. I don't have 30 minutes.

I mean, he gave me all day, but time to get home, sweetie.

I'll be gone.

But I love you.

I love you too, babe.

I'm almost home. We could talk about that when we get there.

I'm pulling off right now.

My heart been hurt me all day long.

I've been hurt me out of.

And I wish I could wait for you.

But I can't because I have to go.

I have to go.

I have to man up and accept what's going on.

Maurice, if your chest has been hurting, call the ambulance.

I will meet you at the hospital.

And please stop talking about death.

Please.

Okay, I got go,

I gotta go.

I love you, sweetie.

Damn, Maurice almost snap my fingers

at the end of that call you should you drag it up, partner?

Now let's go.

You wasted enough time.

Okay, what do I do?

All you have to do is follow me.

Okay.

That's all you ever had to do.

Okay. Yeah. All right.

We're going to a better place, Maurice,

it's just time for you to go, okay?

Come on, Maurice, it's all right.

It's okay.

You go.

Come on.

You go.

Maurice!

Maurice!

Maurice!