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- All you had to do was do
what the fuck I told ya to do.

Now look at ya.

Cas bro get the (mumbles) man.

- (mumbles).

- Fucking stupid ass white boy,

that's your mouth is what
got you here right now.

Y'all little bitches gonna learn today.

Tell your brother why he about to die

'cause of your stupid ass
white brother right here

didn't do what the fuck I told him to do.

'Cause I told this motherfucker right here

to clean up his motherfuckin' mess.

And he didn't do it.

Now I'm about to kill you, your momma,

everybody else in your family
that y'all even fuckin' met

P, ready to kill these niggas man?

- Hell yeah.
- Can't wait to kill

your little sweet and sour ass.

- Fuck you.
- Shut the fuck up.

Yo get the fuck up.

Didn't I say get the fuck up.

- You gonna do something pussy?

Look at this little nigga he ain't shit.

I heard your momma's the
biggest whore on the block.

- Yeah, I heard that too,
my daddy been with her.

My momma said, "He tried leaving her

"for your momma's raggedy ass."

Is that true?

- Can y'all just leave me alone.

- [Black Coat Bully] Leave you alone,

you gonna do something about it?

- Don't get behind me, fight back.

- [Black Coat Bully] Y'all some faggots,

you gonna have your
boyfriend fight for you.

- Me and my brother
bitch, we got a problem.

You got something you
wanna say about my momma.

- [Black Coat Bully] (mumbles).

- Okay, I'm listening.

- [Black Coat Bully] Your momma.

(fist thuds)

- Oh, oh he wasn't ready.

Oh, oh, oh, (mumbles).

You got your ass beat boy.
- I can't believe

you just let him do that to you.

- What was that man?

You're just gonna let people pick on you.

You gotta stop walking with
your head down all the time.

You have to stand up for yourself.

- There was of three of them Jack.

- It doesn't matter.

What would Scarface do?

Come on let's go home.

- [Young Jake] Where's the car?

- Probably impounded
'cause our so called mother

missed another payment.

Evelyn, where's the car?

- Excuse me, you don't
talk to me like that,

I'm your mother.

- [Young Jack] Well, can
you answer my question?

- Don't worry about it,

it's grownup stuff, let me deal with it.

- [Young Jack] You always say that

but you don't do anything about nothing.

- What are you worrying me with now?

- [Young Jack] Me and
Jake haven't been able

to shower all week because
there's no hot water.

(door knocking)

- [Man] What up little nigga?

- Jack, bathing in cold
water is not gonna kill you.

- You ready baby?

- Mom, who is this?

- Really, how much is
this clown paying you?

- Hey baby, who's kids these anyway?

- They're mine, don't worry about it.

- The white boy too.
- Yes,

even the white boy.

- Well look I paid for a
hour and I need all mine.

- Mom, what is he talking about?

- [Evelyn] Nothing honey
just go to your room.

It's okay.

- Why, so he can wear
you out like some Nikes?

- My God, what is wrong with y'all?

Don't you see I'm in here busy.

Don't y'all want me to
get the damn car back?

What'd I say, when someone's
here with me I'm what?

- Working.

- And this gentleman is a what?

- A client.
- (mumbles).

- Go to your room now.

- [Young Jack] Come on bro.

- [Man] So what's going on?

- My life didn't exactly turn
out the way I wanted it to.

And I certainly didn't plan to have them

be a part of any of this.

Growing up I watched my
mother hustle, abuse her body

just to feed me and my sisters.

My mother died and I started
hustling just to get by.

I never really had what
you would call a real job.

Jake he's, he's my sister's kid.

She took him to a park when
he was one and abandoned him

and she just left.

I already had Jack,

he was being passed up at the foster home.

He called me mom the very first day.

They're my boys.

- [Man] So about that hour.

(phone buzzing)

- Hello.

- [Jack] Jake man, where you at?

- I'm at Tiff's, why?

- [Evelyn] Jack, get off the damn phone.

I'm not finished talking to you.

- [Jack] Dog you need
home momma trippin' again.

- All right, whatever, I'm on my way.

(body thuds)

Fuck.

- Look Ma, I'll go back to
work when I'm damn ready.

They got no staff they ain't
about to fire me, they need me.

- It doesn't matter, like
you said the staff is low,

do you think they want some
lazy bastard working for them.

They will fire you.

- [Jake] Jack missed work again.

- Yes Jake, your brother missed work again

all because you two can't come
home at a responsible hour.

This is the third time this week

y'all come home at three
o'clock in the morning.

I call the neighbors, they ain't seen you.

What the heck y'all be doing?

My biggest fear is something's
gonna happen to you

and then what?

Where we gonna be at then?

- Biggest fear, biggest
fear, that's bullshit.

Look, I got Jake and
Jake got me that's it.

- Right Momma, please just chill.

- Before you have a damn heart attack.

- Oh I need to chill, I need to chill.

Fine, go to work.

Grounded.

Go, tried of looking at y'all, go.

- Yes, mam.
- Oh, is something funny?

- No mam.
- Something funny?

Get out of my face,
go, get out of my face.

- Yes mam.
- Tired of dealing with y'all.

- So how'd it go with Tiffany today bro?

- Man you know how it went,

we just a put on a good movie,

talked about shit that interest us,

and then she just fall
asleep on my chest bro.

I mean I think I might honestly break up

with her to be honest.

- What?

Why?

- 'Cause I mean look Tiffany bro,

she a good girl and all

but look I don't wanna be
stringing her along like that.

I mean just the love ain't
really there no more.

- Man you gonna regret that,

I can see the writing on the wall already.

- Yeah, you can see the
writing on the wall,

okay, look man you need to be
handling your girl, all right.

I'm sick of her always blowing up my phone

asking me about you.

- Man, I got that.

Where that box of rubbers at though?

- Oh, that's gone bro.

- [Jack] What?

- Yeah, I sold them to TJ for 20 bucks.

- Hey, you know you giving
me half that money right.

- That's gone too.

- I gotta go to work dog.

- Hey bro that's really gay.

- What?
- That you getting undressed

in front of me.

Look your my brother I love you and all

but I mean I don't swing that way bro.

- Shut the hell up Jake.

Have you seen my work shirt dog?

Let me turn on the radio Mom.

- Don't touch my radio.

- So how long am I grounded for?

- Until I say otherwise.

- So not an answer.

- You know it's not like
it matters what I say

'cause you're gonna do whatever the heck

you wanna do anyway.

So Jake, you planning on
getting a job anytime soon?

I'm sure Tiffany would appreciate a man

who works and makes a honest living.

- I don't need no job,

I can just keep selling
Jack's earrings to pawn shops.

- What?

- Yeah.

- What you say?

- Have you at least checked

on your application with Taco Bell?

- Momma that was two months ago

if they ain't call me back by now

I probably didn't get the job.

- Told your ass say you was part Mexican,

you woulda had the job then.

All right y'all.

All right Jake, Momma's
is your problem now.

- You be good too boy.

Don't get wrote up no more.

- Shit what's up Phil?

I didn't see you standing
there man, you shave

lifting weights, looking pretty good man.

- So what's up?

- Shit gas price pretty
high on the way here bro.

- I mean why are you late again.

And you missed three days of
work this week and last week.

- Look man, you can stop
bitching at me about it,

all right, I'm here now.

- Oh so now I'm bitching, I'm bitching.

Do you want a job here or not?

Nobody else will take you right now.

This is it.

Show up late again for
work and you're fired.

Now get your stuff, get
dressed, and get to work.

- [Jack] Beth, Beth wait.

- [Beth] It's over.

- Why, I thought everything was good?

- Well it's not okay.

Look Jack I think we
should just end it here.

- [Jack] Give me one good reason why.

- Because Jack you don't even have time

for a girlfriend right now, do you?

You're always out partying
with your friends.

You like spending time with them so much

let them be your girlfriend.

- Look I gotta cut back
on all that anyway,

my manager getting down my back.

- More excuses.

Look Jack, I don't care what you do

but I want a man not some
child I have to take care of.

Call me when you grow up.

- You good.
- I'm good.

People come and go man.

It's like I always tell
you man live and learn.

She'll be back though.

- Nah, that didn't look like it bro.

- There goes yours over there.

- Wish me luck.

Nah, I'm good on that.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- So am I gonna see ya later?

- Yeah, I don't know, I
think I got shit to do later.

- Okay, well did I do something wrong

because I feel like
you've been avoiding me--

- No, no, no.
- For some reason.

- All right look, all
right look let's talk okay.

I feel like we should take a break aight.

You know, I mean look
I just wanna make sure

I got myself together so you know I'm not,

you know dragging you
down with me, you know.

It's not, it's not you it's me all right.

- Okay.
- You know I just,

just wanna take a break.

- Okay.
- I'm not breaking

up with you, I just wanna
take a break, you know.

- That's cool.
- That's all.

- It's cool.

I get it.
- Yeah.

- Sure you don't want no cigarette?

- Nigga, I already told you no.

- That's a good girl
you just let go there,

you know that, right.

- Man that's just what
we do, that's our thing,

we break up, get back together,
break up, get back together,

it's like the movies man,
soap operas and shit.

You know stupid shit momma
always be watching and whatnot.

I guess.

- You know you gonna regret
this later tonight right.

- Yeah.

- Come on.

Hey Jake, grab some milk bro.

- You know we should go on date,

you know what I'm saying like a real date.

- Really.

- Yeah, you know we should
just go sit on a bench,

you know drink some water,
go to Big Fat Daddy Burger.

But you know what for you
I'm gonna step it up a notch.

- (mumbles).
- How about we

go to Coney Island?

I mean how you like that?

You know I'm trying to the best
I can 'cause money is tight.

- [Woman] You are tight.

- There go my niggas Jake and Jack,

beat it, beat it, beat it, beat it bitch.

- You didn't give me my change.

- Go.
- Petty ass, fifty ass cent.

- My fifty cent.

Jake and Jack, y'all must be
the buy one get one special.

- What's up Tig, how much?

- That'll be 3.75.

- [Jack] Here's five.

- Let's say I take that extra buck

for that klepto right there
that pocketed that candy bar.

So what you all getting into later?

I know y'all getting into something.

- Shit, not much man,

just gonna head back to the crib chill.

- Y'all in the red zone
with your momma ain't ya?

I ain't stupid I know y'all
since y'all was yea high.

What's she doing to ya?

- I got sent to work.

- Yeah and I got grounded.

- You know what being
on lockdown can be a ass

and you need to go to work
anyways so that way one day,

you know you could a
business owner just like me.

Y'all don't need be on
the streets like y'all do

because ain't nothing out
there but trouble you know.

But you know let me tell you real talk,

stay off them streets 'cause
there's a whole flock of niggas

that be coming around here

and they just hang out

looking like some damn
menace to society, you know.

- Right, right.
- I been closing down

a little early so I can avoid 'em

but I think one of 'em got in

'cause when I came in
last week one morning

one of my cameras for
the monitor was missing.

- That's only like 20
bucks at pawn shop anyway.

- It ain't worth shit.

- Well anyway--
- That's fucked up.

- Let me give you a stern
warning stay off them streets,

go to school, go to work,
that's it, you feel me?

- We feel ya, we feel ya.

- All right for sure.

- All right.
- All right, Tig.

- [Tig] All right, see you later.

- Shit, hey bro you
think it was dope boys?

- Shit dope boys, what
you know about it though?

- Hell I watched "Scarface" enough times

I know what I'm talkin' about.

- I'm fuckin' hot man.

Yeah, but you don't be paying
attention to that one as much.

You be watching, what's that one

with Robert De Niro, "Casino".

- Nah man fuck "Casino",
I like "Goodfellas" better

but hey, you wanna smoke?

- So you gonna smoke
that but not a cigarette.

- Hey weed is good for ya.

- Okay, let's go.

- Shit, all right.
- Fuck it.

- Hey!

What are you kids doing?

(dog barking)

- [Jack] Hey.

- Son of a bitch.

- Wake up, wake up.

Calm down.

You know about this?

Look at this.

Shut off notice electricity,
shut off notice for the gas,

eviction notice for today,

did you know about this?

- No, where you find this at?

- In her purse.

Why she got it in there?

- I don't think she was
trying to hide it bro.

- Bro that's for today, what you mean?

- She was gonna tell us eventually.

- [Jack] Eventually, yeah that is today.

Come we got some questions
to ask her, come on.

Wake up man.

We got to wake her up.

Wake up, wake up, come on.

We need to talk.

What the hell is this?

- What the hell?

Why are you going through my stuff?

- Why weren't we told about
this, all these notices?

Bills to electric, to the gas,

and there's a straight up eviction.

- You guys don't need to
know about that right now.

- I don't think you got
all the time in the world

to tell your kids you
being evicted and put out.

It say 30 days.

- Okay, now you know Jack, why
are you yelling in my face?

What you gonna do about it?

- Man I woulda worked overtime, something.

- I woulda got a job.

- I tried and tried to get you two

to start pulling your weight around here,

all you wanna do is go out there

and run around in the street.

So now you know, whatcha gonna do?

- No, no, no, see I don't
even wanna hear that bullshit.

Don't try to act like we
some ungrateful bastards

running around on the streets

you just decided to be
a parent a year ago.

He's 16, I'm 19, don't you
think it's a little late

for that, uh-uh look at me,

if he got shot or someone
was coming to kill me

is that something you
want me to keep from you?

- Momma, why didn't you
tell us we was the hole?

I know we broke but this ridiculous.

Where'd all the money go to?

- Shit, I think I went to this
new damn purse right here.

- Jack.
- This where it went to?

- Jack.
- This ain't the phone

you had last week.

- Get--
- You upgrade?

- Get out of my stuff!
- New jeans.

What the fuck--
- Get--

- [Jack] Is that, huh?

Jake you see this shit.

- Momma, when you start
smoking cigarettes.

- What difference does it make?

I smoke, your brother smokes.

- Shit difference is I don't
tell somebody not to do

and keep in the damn dark.

I am what I am, I don't hide shit.

- You know why I do it?

I do it because you
two ungrateful bastards

stress me the hell out.

- [Jack] So what the hell you been doing,

just out here spending money?

Where all the money go?

- Where you think it's going?

It's going to pay for these damn lights,

to pay for this rent,
that's where it's going.

- Clearly it ain't going to shit

if we got all these fucking notices.

We getting put out today!

- You know, you know what?

It doesn't matter, we're getting evicted

so get whatever crap you wanna get,

pack it up, and kiss
the rest of it goodbye.

- [Jack] What kind of parent are ya?

This is bullshit.

(door knocking)

- Somebody go get the damn door.

- Goddamn.

Hold on!

(door knocking)

Hold on!

Goddamn man, can't even give me a second.

What's up man?

- Sorry man, you gotta go.

- Come on.
- Eviction notice.

- Hey y'all need to calm down.

- Ain't no more chances for you.

- [Jack] Come on what you mean?

- How many chances have I gave you?

- Bro--
- No, I'm sorry,

I'm sorry guys you gotta
get out of my house.

Your little brother and your lying mother

I want them out of my house.

- Hey, hey, hey.
- Don't talk about

my momma like that.

- Stay right there, stay right there.

- Stop, calm down, calm down!

Let it be.
- Stay right there.

- Just calm down.
- Don't move.

Hey enough out of you.

That's enough, I don't wanna hear it.

- [Landlord] Do not be
so nice to these guys.

- Calm down, listen up.
- Fuck you man.

- I've been so nice to this kid.

- Calm down.
- Get the fuck out of--

- Three months man, you haven't
paid me in three months.

- [Jack] Get the fuck out of my face,

you're lucky I'm getting
put in fucking braces.

- Move back.
- Get 'em out of here.

- Move back.
- I'll move back

when you get 'em out of my house.

- Enough, enough.
- I'm gonna need to relax.

- I gave you every chance.
- I'm gonna need to calm down.

- (mumbles) punk,

this is your fault too, you
should've helped your mother.

You know what, you spoiled those kids,

you don't have a job,

you want me to let you live here for free,

I can't pay your bills.

- Just go.
- No, I got

a family too man.
- Just hush.

- I need the money.

I let you live here.
- Just don't talk to me.

- I'd let you stay here
as long as you want to

all you do is pay me every month.

- Go to hell.
- You can be late

once in a while

- Go get out of my face.

- (mumbles).
- And go.

- What do you do now?

What about those boys now, you
leaving 'em on the streets?

What are you gonna do, huh?

- All right enough.

Get rid of him, get him out of here.

- Get a job, clean yourself up now.

- That's enough.

Mam, we're gonna keep the boys in back

until the bailiffs are done,

then will give ya, we'll unhook 'em

and give you about a half hour
to sort through everything

and pick out what you want.

After that everything's
gonna be thrown out.

Mam.

- Okay.
- All right.

(crying)

- Jack.

- [Jack] I ain't talkin' to you right now.

- (mumbles).

- I ruined this family.

You sure Tiffany's mom said it was okay

for you guys to stay here?

- Yeah, I mean Momma why don't
you just stay here with us?

She ain't gonna care.

- No, no, no, no, I'm good.

I'm probably just gonna go park somewhere,

just spend a night, a
couple nights in the car

for a few days till I
just figure something out.

- [Jack] Come on Mom, why
you gotta be so stubborn.

- No, I just need to make
sure you guys are good.

Oh, one more thing the end of the week

the phones are gonna be off, okay,

so do whatever you gotta do now

but end of the week
that's it, they're off.

I can't do nothing about that.

- For sure, thanks ma.

- I love you ma.
- Love you too.

Y'all be good, be good.

- What, I know you got something to say.

Go ahead.

- You need to chill with momma all right.

- You serious?

- Yeah.

- Dead serious.
- Dead serious.

- Do you realize she the reason
we in this right now, huh?

She the reason we homeless,
staying on somebody's couch

'cause she can't pay the damn bills.

Going without electricity
all the damn time.

- Whatever man.
- (mumbles).

- Whatever, whatever.

- What?

- It wouldn't hurt to be nice.

- And it wouldn't hurt

to pay the damn bills either would it?

(door knocking)

- Y'all here early.

Hey Jack.

- What up?
- Give me a second.

- For what though?

- [Dwight] All right,
I'll see you later baby.

- All right bye.

Call me.

Jake, (mumbles).

- Yeah, it's good, where am I sleeping?

- The chair's a recliner
and the couch is an option.

- Mine.

- So just take your pick.

- Thank you Tiffany.

- No problem.

- Jake, you all right?

- [Jake] I'm fine.

- Well if you ever wanna-

- I said I'm fine aight.

- Okay well I'll be in my room,

my mom will be home in a few hours

so just try to keep it
down when she comes in.

- Hey, told you you'd regret it.

- Shut the hell up man.

- Just saying.

(bell ringing)

(group chattering)

- Broke ass nigga, heard you go evicted.

- Hey, you touch my brother man.

- Maybe
- Yo, knock his teeth in man.

- What's up?

- Listen to your little girlfriend Jack.

So you need hand out.

- I say back up.
- Whoa,

he's dropping his backpack.

- Two to one, what's it gonna be?

- [Man] Oh, come on man you got this.

- We're not finished.

- Oh, bro come on, that
was gonna be so much fun.

- What the fuck y'all looking at?

- Shows over, goodbye.

- Loser.

- [Jack] Let me talk to you man.

- I got class dude.

- [Jack] This can wait,
this more important.

- Okay what?

- Remember them niggas Tig was
talking about around store?

- Yeah.
- Man, I heard

there's a lot a money in
the dope game right now.

- I ain't selling no dope.

- Keep your fuckin' voice down,

you want everybody fuckin' hear us.

- I ain't selling no dope.

- You're right, we not I am.

- Jack man, you got a job bro,

why you wanna just throw your life away.

- Man keep your fuckin' voice down.

Man look I ain't staying in the shit long

just enough to put us
ahead for a few years.

Man ain't you tired of
fuckin' Tiffany's couch.

- Jack, man look you got
a job, I'll get a job,

all right look man we'll just save.

- We save up then what?

You think we gonna have enough
money for the light bill,

the rent, gas, all that shit, food,

how you think that gonna work man?

- Look there's only two way out of there,

aight, dead or in jail.

I choose neither.

- Look my mind made up bro.

I ain't staying in it long man.

Get your ass to class, go.

- Fuck!

Where Jack at?

- Hey, how are you?

- Hi, my bad.

Where Jack at?

- He just left.

- And he didn't say where he went.

- I don't know, he say, "You
should know where he is."

(door knocking)

- [Brock] ho is it?

(door knocking)

What's up nigga?

- [Jack] What up dog?

- You good?

- [Jack] Oh yeah, you?

- Yeah, come on in man.

Go ahead make yourself at home.

Are you thirsty?

- Yeah, let me get a
glass of Kool-Aid bro.

You playing a game?

- [Brock] Yeah, you
can get on if you want.

- Oh I'm cool, I ain't about

to mess up your game like that.

- Nah, (mumbles).

So what's going on?

- Nothing much.

- I heard you and the family got evicted.

- Everybody know, huh?

- Man everybody and their
momma talking about it.

- Of course, of course.

- Brock.
- Yeah Momma.

- [Brock's Mom] Who at the door?

- It's just Jack, he about
to leave in a minute.

- [Brock's Mom] Get that
motherfucker out of my house.

- Okay ma.

Damn so fuckin' nosy.

So what's up?

- I need a favor.

- Man, what you need?

- Just to borrow your car.

- [Brock] My car.

- Come man I'll fill tank, full.

- I don't know, I don't know.

Look man I ain't supposed to be doing this

but take these keys and
go handle your business.

- The hybrid.

- Yeah nigga the hybrid.

- All right, all right.

- [Brock] Take care of it.

- All right bro, I'll
be back in like a hour.

- Hey Ma, I gave him your car.

(laughing)

- Nigger I know you see me.

What are you stupid Jack?

You lost your mind?

- Man I'm doing what
I gotta do for us bro.

- Look man Jack, I stuck with
you through thick and thin

on multiple occasions bro

but if you go doing this
shit you on your own.

- Man shut up!

Ain't nobody ask you
to be here in this car.

Go, you wanna go to Tiffany's get the--

- Thought I'd make sure
you still alive man.

- Man, I'm gonna be fuckin' fine bro.

I'm doing what I gotta do for us.

What the fuck else is there to do, huh?

- Not this.

Where'd you get this car anyway?

- Brock's momma's car.

- A Prius.

- They're gonna beat my ass

soon as they see me get
out this fuckin' thing.

I think that's the main dude though.

- Well go ahead.

- What?

- Go ahead, go.

You know who you gotta talk
to so go ahead, do your thing.

- I wasn't gonna do it right away.

- Oh, so it was a last resort.

So that's how I know you ain't serious.

If you were serious you
woulda been did this shit.

What you think gonna happen
when you walk up there

and you hand 'em some fake money?

- I'm gonna be long gone

before they even realize my money's fake.

(phone buzzing)

- You gonna answer that?

- It's fucking Brock.

Hello.

You need your car back,
all right, here I come.

Fucking quiet ass car.

- [Tiffany] Jack, hey wake up.

- What?

- Don't you got work this morning?

- [Jack] Yeah, at seven.

- It's 6:40.

- What?

Oh shit!

Where my work shirt at?

Shit, fuck, fuck, fuck,
fuck, fuck, fuck it.

Fuck, fuck, fuck, what the fuck, fuck.

- [Phil] Go Jack.

- Come on man, I'm here to work.

- Your shift started at
seven, it's now 7:20.

You're fired.

- Come on Phil, cut me some slack bro.

It ain't been a good week.

- No, no, no, Jack, I'm
tired of the excuses.

Just get out, go.

Hey fuck you, get out of here!

- Fuck, fucking fire me, come on.

- [Evelyn] Hey.

- What you following me or something?

- No, I just miss my children.

- Keep looking, I'm sure
they here somewhere.

- Jack, how long you gonna stay mad at me?

- Look you put us at a real
low point, you know that?

- I know, I understand I messed up.

I realize these last few years

I haven't deserved any awards as a mother.

But I'm here now and I'm
tryin' to fix things.

When I took you in I raised you as my own

and I love you, both of you.

I just want my kids back.

Will you please get in the car.

I been job hunting and I
found this place in the paper,

it's an apartment, it's
two bedrooms one bath.

And if I get this job

and the money you're making at your job

we can get our money together

and we can just get a down payment.

- No, no, no, I don't got a job no more.

- [Evelyn] What, why not?

- Do I gotta explain that?

Look can I ask you something?

- Yeah.

- Why ain't you tell
us about the eviction,

any of this, why?

- Truthfully, it's because I was afraid

of what you two might do.

But now you don't have a job

and we've got this eviction

and so like what you gonna do now?

- You should already know, somethin' dumb.

- I already know where this is going.

Will you please just promise me one thing.

- What?

- Will you please just
take care of your brother?

- Obviously somebody's got to.

Can I go now?

- Yeah.

- [Tiffany] Are you good?

- Nope.

I'm homeless and Jack
wants to be a dumb-ass.

It's oo much, it's too much right now.

- [Tiffany] Have you talked to your mom?

- I don't even know where she at.

It's just getting, it's too much for me

to be able to deal with,

I just can't, I can't do this.

- Who the fuck is you nigga?

Hey man, who the fuck is this?

Man what the fuck you
doing around here bro?

You can't be walking
around here like (mumbles).

- This nigga thinks you're sweet though.

- Most think.
- Like who the fuck are you?

We ain't never seen you around here.

Now answer the question
again, who the fuck are you?

- Man, who the fuck is you?
- Jack.

- [Group] Jack.

- And Jill.

- Jack and Jill ass beanstalk (mumbles),

boy you most have some
type of magical powers

coming the fuck around here.

- Yo Skinny man.
- Like shit's sweet and shit.

- [Cas] I know this dude.

- [Skinny] You know this nigga.

- Homeboy got throw out of his pad

after he tried stealing a boat

from some rich bitch out
in the fuckin' suburb.

Him and his brother are always
up to some stupid ass shit.

- That's the nigga.
- Oh, that's the nigga.

- This the nigga.
- This the nigga

right here.
- Right.

- Oh this that motherfucker

who tried steal a boat in broad daylight.

Hey nigga, we know about you.

Street's talk, you strappin'?

Hey look man, you got three seconds bro

to tell me what the fuck
you want around her man.

- Business.
- Business.

- [Skinny] (mumbles) business bro.

What the fuck is you talkin' about?

- What the fuck you know about dope?

Walk around here, get you fucked up quick.

- Hey, hold on, hold on, hold
on, you got some money nigga?

- Look man I'm trying to cop, what's up?

- Count that shit P, count that shit.

- Play-Doh money.
- What, let me see it.

Let me see that.
- What you talkin' about?

- Hold up, see this shit.

Oh Skinny, man this nigga playing with us.

This niggas playing, this nigga playing.

- Check this shit out.
- Let me see that.

- Man that shit good bro.

- Oh Slim Shady got a lot
motherfucking balls dog.

You know you about to
get fucked up, right?

- Hey look let me ask
you one thing though,

why they call you Skinny man?

You ain't exactly slim.

- What fuck did you say?
- Hey man

fuck this nigga up man.

(fist thuds)

Hey man, you got a lot of balls man.

So for that, I'm gonna front you man.

But the next time you
do some shit like that

your ass is dead.

- You know I'm gonna be here
for you if you need me, right?

Like no matter what.

- Yeah but I mean I did so...

hold on.

- You don't gotta say shit.

- I guess I don't need to then, do I?

- No.

- You might wanna rethink
sticking around now.

- Can I sit down?

Jesus.

Here.

- My turn to pick a movie.

- Mm-hmm.

- It's gonna be something
you don't like though.

- That's fine.

- Fuck.

(phone ringing)

- [Beth] Hello.

- Yeah, baby I need you.

- [Beth] What's wrong Jack?

- Can I come see you in the morning?

- [Beth] Yeah, you can
come over in the morning.

- All right, I'll be there.

I love you.

- Hey dumb-ass, you all right in there?

Movie on TV if you wanna watch it.

- About to go have a cigarette,

I'll jump in on it after, when
I come back in, all right.

- Why did you just sit
all the way over there?

- What?

- Come sit by me.

- Okay.

There is that better?

- Very much.

- That work for ya?
- Mm-hmm.

- Hey real quick though,

who do you think did it
better Tupac or N.W.A.?

- N.W.A. for sure.

- Nah, now you trippin'.

Look Tupac had them lyrics man

that actually hit you in
the face and made you think.

- Okay but N.W.A. paved the
way for rappers like Tupac

and all new new style rappers
with these whack ass names.

- Okay but, fuck, you got a point.

All right but look what did N.W.A do

that Tupac didn't do better?

- N.W.A. shed a light on police brutality.

- Okay, that's some more facts.

But Tupac also united the
Crips and the Bloods though.

- Okay, and Eazy-E had
his own label though.

- Okay, then remember they,
how'd that work for them?

They got fucked over by a white boy.

Yeah, with no Vaseline.
- With no Vaseline.

Okay.
- Remember that shit.

- Okay.

- I (mumbles).

Wherever this leg is let's say
this is Thanksgiving, right.

And let's say that's Christmas, right.

- Okay.

- Mind if I come visit you
in between the holidays?

- That's a line from "Deadpool".

- No, it ain't.
- Yes, it is.

- All right.

(mumbles).

You probably one of the
last good things around me.

- Okay, I wouldn't say all of that.

- No, I'm being for real.

I mean look, I don't know
who my real people is,

me and Jack adopted
and everybody around us

they came and went but you stay.

You ain't went nowhere.

- Are you trying to keep it like that?

- One way or another.

- Okay, wait, wait.

- Who that?

- Dwight.

- Dwight, who's Dwight?

That same nigga I saw walk
out of here the other day.

- Mm-hmm.

- So what's that, like
he something serious?

- I mean we're just talking for now.

- You like him?

- I mean he's nice and he makes me laugh.

- Then I guess that's what matters right?

Hey so look, can I sleep

in there with you tonight, like this?

That recliner is hurtin' me.

- Yeah, if you want.

You about to go to bed now?

- Yeah, I mean 'cause you know it's late.

- Hey, hey, hey, why you
not in the crib with her?

- I mean the fuckin' (mumbles),

I mean we was having a moment

now she in there texting some other dude.

I told her I was going to bed

but instead I came out here for a walk.

- What you think was
gonna happen bro honestly?

You playing all these games,
taking breaks with her,

what you think she was gonna do sit around

and wait for you forever?

I mean come on man.

- Bro, that's just what we do

break up, get back together,
break up, get back together.

I mean I told you that.

- No, no, no, that's not what
y'all do that's what you do.

Do you even got a reason for it bro?

Do you?

You playing all these games,

she ain't gonna wait for you forever.

How long you think it's gonna be

till the next dude permanent.

(mumbles).

More chips down there if you want 'em.

- I'm good.

- Suit yourself.

- Where you go?

You're still dressed.

- (mumbles).

- Right.

- I'm about to go see Beth, be back later.

- Hello Jack.

What can I do for you?

- Beth here?

- No, she doesn't wanna see you.

- Come on, please.

- You look like shit, what
the hell have you been doing?

- A lot.

- You need to get your shit together.

- It's fine Mom.

- Hey.

What's wrong Jack?

- Does something have to
be wrong for me to see ya?

- Not necessarily but you do remember

how we left things off.

- I just wanted to come see you.

I miss you baby.

- You don't get to call me baby right now.

- Okay.

- I do miss you Jack.

- How's your mom?

- She's good.

Wishes you would get your shit together.

What's wrong.

- What you mean?

- Cut the shit Jack, I know you,

you have that look on your face.

- Look, I'm just gonna
lay on the table for ya

me and little bro are
homeless now we got evicted.

My mom wasn't the adult she shoulda been

and we laid up at Tiffany's
till we get back on our feet.

And I feel like it's on me to fix it

so that's what I'm gonna do.

- Fix it, how?

Jack you carry the weight of
the world on your shoulders

and this isn't your mistake
to fix, it's your mom's,

she messed up not you or Jake.

- She don't even got a
plan for herself right now.

You know she park that car
next to a curb every night,

sleeping in it, switching
streets every day,

ain't no life for her, Jake, for you.

- For me?

- Yeah, for you.

I wish I woulda just listened

and not fuck around all the time.

Went to work, been a better man for you.

- You give me the same
rehearsed speech every time

and nothing ever changes, nothing.

I love you Jack with all my heart

but it's a pattern with you
and I always take you back.

I can't do that this time,

at least not right away like I usually do.

- Look, I know you won't
take me back right now,

I know this but I at
least want you to hear

what stupid thing I've done

'cause I tell you when I fuck up.

And I feel like I might not
come back from this one.

- Pause, what do you mean by that?

You're scaring me baby.

- Introducing the newest
neighborhood dope boy.

Look, I just want you to know that

if something happens to me I did it

to try to fix what went wrong,

rebuild what I lost, (mumbles).

- I love you Jack.

- I love you too, Beth.

- You're gonna make it.

You're not gonna die, you're
gonna come home understand me.

I'm not going nowhere.

- Neither am I baby.

- My mom's gonna get up for
work soon, you gotta go.

- Evelyn, I reviewed your resume

and I think your work
experience is just outstanding

so what I'd like you to do now

is just tell me a little bit
about yourself as a person.

- Okay, well, I'm a quick learner.

I'm fast on my feet.

I have great listening skills.

I really know how to make suggestions

to get people to spend more money.

I've always been a very neat person,

I cannot stand a water ring on a table

so believe me when I tell you

that I will have those tables spotless.

I'm really good at counting money

if that ever proves to be
useful for you in the future.

And I'm just a all around people person

and I can do pretty much
anything you need me to do

and I will do it to the best of my ability

that I can guarantee.

- Okay, Evelyn.

Well thanks for coming over today

and we'll be giving you a call.

- I know what that means.

- [Man] It means nothing.

It just simply means if you
get a call, you have the job.

- Okay look, listen,
I'm not telling you this

because I'm looking for your sympathy,

I'm telling you this

because I need you to
know how serious I am.

Me and my family recently
just got evicted from our home

and my boys they damn near
got arrested in the process.

I have 19-year-old son
out there on the streets

doing God knows what, trying
to get himself killed.

And I have very impressionable 16-year-old

who knows where he is.

And while I hope that they are safe

they sleep under a warm roof
with their friends every night

while I'm sleeping in my car

going from job to job
just trying to rebuild.

I'm not looking for your pity

and I don't want it, any of it,

I need to you know, I just need a chance.

I just need this job.

- You know you are the serious person

that I've been looking for.

Congratulations,

you hired.

- Oh my goodness thank you so much.

Thank you.

- You're very welcome.
- Thank you.

- Welcome to the team.
- Thank you so much.

- You'll be hearing from me soon.

- Okay.

Yes.

- All right, I'm about to head out.

Let me know if you need anything.

Just call me.

- Wait out, where you going?

- I told you I'm about
to go out with Dwight.

- Today.

- Yeah.

- Okay.

Just if, if you--
- Oh.

- If you like--
- You're gonna miss me.

- No, like if you need
anything you know just call me

if something's wrong okay.

- Okay.

Okay, bye.

- Hey, hey, what's up, what's up?

What's wrong?

- It's Dwight.
- Dwight what?

- We were driving somewhere

and then he pulled the car over.

- He pulled the car over what?
- He tried to get

on top of me and then
we tried to push him off

and said no, he hit me.

- It's gonna be all right, be all right.

(phone ringing)

- [Jack] Hello.

- Jack.

- [Jack] What's up?

- I need you bro.

Hey, hey, don't worry about it.

It's gonna be all right.

- Gun.

- Here.

- Whoa, whoa, not at me.

- My bad.
- Jesus Christ.

Hey, that's your Tiffany, right?

No one touches her, right?

- Mm-hmm.

- So tell me, who's Tiffany is that, huh?

- It's my Tiffany.

- Why don't you say it
like you fuckin' mean it.

- My fuckin' Tiffany!

- And no one touches her, right?

- Right!

- Lucky for you Skinny
told me where he's at.

He's in a trap house with one other dude,

shouldn't be a problem.

Make deal with you though,

we go do this, handle your business

but if it gets out of
hand I'm stepping in,

putting an end to things, deal?

Deal?
- Deal.

- Let's go.

- Man, this that good shit right here.

- [Dwight] Go ahead light that bitch up.

- You know I'm about to bro.

- Hell yeah.

- Bro, who the fuck is this?

- Man, (mumbles)

get your motherfuckin' ass upstairs.

Go motherfucker.

Who the fuck do you think this is bro?

Uh-uh, give me that shit.

Give me that motherfucker, get up.

- Chill the fuck out.
- Get up.

You chill the fuck out.

Jake, get in here bro!

- Jake, what the fuck your
bitch ass gonna do nigga?

- You gonna stick him or what bro?

Man you best stick this motherfucker.

Guess I gotta start.

(fist thuds)

(foot thuds)

Get the fuck up man.

What the fuck you think this is, huh?

You think you getting of easy bro,

you better stick him.

He touched your Tiffany,

this what you gonna do,
you gonna stand here.

- I didn't touch that bitch nigger.

- Do it.

- Bro fuck this bitch ass nigger bro.

(fist thuds)

- [Jack] Hit 'em again bro,
what the fuck you doing?

Get the fuck up again bro.

You think this a fucking game?

Stick this motherfucker again dog.

- [Dwight] Fuck you all niggers bro.

- Man fuck you!

Hit 'em again.

(fist thuds)

(foot thuds)

Stick 'em man.

What the fuck you doing man?

You gonna let this
motherfucker crawl and shit.

(dramatic music)

You fuckin' stupid.

How you feel?

You know you coulda killed him, right?

- I could kill him.

- Look, don't feel bad, you
show your heart out here.

That's how you get killed.

But look you don't never
go for my gun again.

- Jack, I'll have that cigarette now.

- Yo man.
- What's up?

- Here's your car.

Don't drive it for a coupe days.

- Why?
- All right.

Just, can we use your bathroom man.

- My bathroom.

- Why the fuck you
asking so many questions?

Can we use your bathroom or what man?

- Nigga, man come on.

- Come on, come on.

- Hey, is that blood?

- Well, well, well, hey
where your brother at?

Talkin' all that shit earlier.

- See this right here,
you want a hand out?

I know you need it so take it.

- There it is right there.

See told you this nigga ain't shit.

- He ain't shit.

- Get, get going.
- Yeah, get going.

I'm gonna call your mom later
see if she can suck my dick,

I know she could use the money.

(laughing)

(fist thuds)

(fist thudding)

- That's enough that.

Hey, hey!

Stop that!

Calm down.

- Hey, hey!

Get to class!

Now!

I'm disappointed with you Jake.

- I didn't start that fight.

- I know you didn't, I was there remember.

But I'm the principal
and I have to do my job.

- So what you gonna suspend me?

- I'm afraid so.

Look Jake, I know that
being homeless isn't easy

and I know your mother might
not be in your life right now

but trust me I believe that
everything happens for a reason

and I am confident that things
will turn up soon for you.

- Man look, don't try to come at me

like you and me was cut from
the same cloth but we wasn't.

You don't understand the
hell I've been through.

I don't know where my mamma's at.

Jack out there selling drugs.

Tiffany wants to fuck
with piece of shit niggas.

Where do you think this came from?

And you wanna sit there

and say things get better, they don't.

We done here?

- Yeah, we're done.

Jake, three day suspension.

- Jake, you get kicked out of school?

- Yeah.

- Well are you coming over my house today?

- I mean, I guess.

You okay?

- Are you okay?

Since when did you become a gangster?

- Whoever said I was a gangster?

- You did when you started
going all punisher on Dwight.

- Dwight had that shit coming.

- That's not for you to say Jake.

You're angry with Jack
because of what he's doing

but it wasn't a issue for you last night.

- I was trying to protect you.

- And Jack's trying to protect his family

so what's your point?

- What's my point, what's your point?

Being a gangsters okay when
it's convenient for you.

- I'm not say that.
- When it's convenient

for you, right.
- I'm not saying--

- Then it's okay.
- That at all,

I'm just saying you're
starting to become no different

from all these other niggas out here.

Pick who you wanna be.

- I'll pick right now okay.

Look I know I ain't been the greatest man

I shoulda been these last few months,

I realize that okay.

I shoulda been doing right by you okay

and I thought I was doing the right thing

doing what I did last night all right.

It's just, I just, I can't
stand to see another man

put his hands on you, okay.

And I'm tryin' to be done with all that.

Trying to be done with all
that nigga shit all right.

I'm trying, I wanna be
better for you okay.

- Well, my mom wanted
me to pick up some milk

on the way home.

- Did you want me to get the milk?

- If you can manage.

- Yeah, yeah, right, I
can, yeah, I can do that.

I'll go get it, yeah,
I'll see you at home.

- [Brock] What up boy?

- What up nigga?

- What you dong out here?

- Shit I got kicked
out, fightin' and shit.

(laughing)

- You fightin'.

- I won too.

(laughing)

- Hey you wanna roll with your boy?

- Man, didn't we tell you
not to drive this car again?

- Nigga, this my shit,

when you get car you can decide

when you don't wanna drive it.

- All right, whatever.

- Smells like you been smokin' again.

Want that?

- Man yeah, it's been one of them days.

- Can't resist.
- Let's go.

♪ Scriptures embedded into my brain ♪

♪ Give your problems up to God ♪

♪ And thing will change ♪

- What the fuck is this?

- It's change.

- Change what?
- It's change.

- Didn't I tell you not
to bring change again.

Can you hear what I'm saying?

- Sort of.

- [Bald Man] It's change.

- Hey get the fuck out of here man.

Get the fuck out.

♪ Cold days and cold nights ♪

♪ I swear that life is a trip ♪

♪ I feel myself on the edge ♪

♪ And I'm praying I don't slip ♪

♪ Life is getting hectic ♪

♪ So I'm praying ♪

(muffled rapping)

♪ Every struggle ♪

- Damn, so they just barged
in and ransacked the shit.

- Man, all of it bro.

They even spilled grandma's ashes.

- You're kidding me.

- [Jake] No, I'm dead honest.

- I woulda been pissed too.

Spill my grandma's ashes.

♪ Say hey I live for ♪

Yo but how'd it feel, getting
them handcuffs put on ya?

- Shit man that wasn't my first time

so I mean it wasn't really nothin'.

(laughing)

- I feel ya.

You still gotta go to the store, right?

- Yeah I do, if you don't mind

actually I gotta pick up some milk.

- [Brock] I got you.

♪ No worries ♪
♪ God's watching ♪

♪ There's no worries ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I remember ♪

- That motherfucker was trippin' bro.

- Hell yeah.

- What was it, dimes and nickels?

- Yes.

(mumbles) like one dime
in there, all pennies bro.

- You can't let niggas play you like that.

- What the fuck he think he gonna get

with fuckin' 73 cents.
- Probably get

a bag though but nothing inside.

- Right.

♪ How can I pass a test without cheating ♪

♪ Or fill my Bentley
without eating your swine ♪

Man, where the fuck you get this car from?

- [Man In White Shirt] I don't
know but I have the cash.

♪ Start again ♪

- (mumbles)

Get the fuck out of here man.

♪ What should I ask you for ♪

♪ A new role with some brand new clothes ♪

♪ Better jobs so I ain't got a rob ♪

(muffled rapping)

- Who that?

Hey, hey bro, stop the car, stop car.

- [Brock] What's up?

- Man what the fuck you doing here?

- [Jake] What you doing out here?

- What the fuck you, I'm doing
what the fuck I gotta do.

Why your ass ain't in school?

- Man I got kicked out, (mumbles).

Look you need to stop this bro,
you need to just come home.

- Man stop this shit.

I got enough for a place damn near.

Man we get go fucking' cop a car tomorrow.

- Look man Tiffany's right, she's right.

We ain't becoming no different

from every other nigger out here,

you need to stop this shit
and just come home bro.

- Man so you beat some nigga down

and you think you're the shit now.

- Okay, (mumbles).

- Man.
- (mumbles).

- Nothing man, you need to
get the fuck out of here

before they fuckin' get mad and shit.

Get the fuck out of here.

- (mumbles).

- Chico who the fuck is this?

- You shoulda just got the,

man it's nobody man, don't worry.

- I'm his brother bitch, what's up?

- Bitch.
- Bitch.

What?

- Do you understand what
the fuck you just did?

Get the fuck out of here while
you still fuckin' can bro.

Hey man he ain't nobody.

- What the fuck (mumbles).

Hey get your pretty ass back
in the fuckin' car nigger.

So what's up bitch?

- Your brother talk to much shit man.

- [Jack] Hey man that's my brother.

- Shit man.
- Man that's my brother.

Hands off my fuckin' brother man.

- He don't get no pass.
- I got it.

I got it man.
- Come on get in the car.

- Get that motherfucker out of here!

- We're only letting it
slide 'cause it's your family

but he don't get no more passes.

- Come on man.
- Get him the fuck

out of here.

- Get him home.
- What the fuck

is wrong with your nigga?

Hey get your ass back in
the fucking car too nigga.

Hurry up and get home.
- All right.

- [Tig] There you go.

- Thank you.

- So just need a loan,
that's it nothin' else.

- Just so I can get this apartment.

- Look Evelyn, me and you we go way back,

it's not that I don't
trust you, I wanna help you

but how you plan on paying me back?

I mean you haven't been much
of a mother to your kids.

They out there running in the
streets, getting in trouble

and what you doing?

Just sitting back and let life watch you.

- I know, you're right.

You make valid points.

I have things that I need to work on.

I have to get myself together.

I got a job, now I need this apartment.

- Those kids need their mother Evelyn.

And I been telling you this for years

but you never did anything
to change the situation.

I mean they done raised themself

for most part of their lives.

Then when all the sudden you decide

to get back in their
life on a personal level

they resent you, you feel me?

- You think I don't know that.

I know they do.

And I need my boys.

Here let me show you something.

When I saw this here, it
made me cry, you know why?

Because I want that back.

I want my family back.

I want us to be happy again.

I don't want us to be torn apart

and divided like we are now.

Either I get help here or I'll
get it from somewhere else.

If I have to work my behind
off for the next 10 years

I will do or I will die
trying, simple as that.

So are you gonna help me or not?

- I don't know E, I just can't
take you serious on this.

Really I just can't take you serious.

(dramatic music)

Fuck!

(mumbles).

Hey E, hold on wait a minute.

Hey I wasn't gonna leave you hanging.

I just wanted to see if you
were serious or not, okay.

Give me a couple of
days I'll get the money

for you and the kids so y'all
can get a apartment (mumbles).

You know I can't gonna
leave you abandoned,

you know sleeping in no
car, somethin' like that,

you know what I'm saying.

Come stay with me for the time being

till we work that out, all right.

We got AC, cable, all that
good stuff, all right.

Hey come on get something to
eat, all right baby, all right.

- [Cas] Shit.

Fuck.

- [Skinny] That shit right man,

- [Cas] Yo, I fuckin' got
it dude, shut the fuck up.

- Who the fuck this nigga.

Keep it real nigga, you
snitching, ain't ya.

Just keep it 100 bro, you
keep it 100 with me man

I can let you go home.

Funny as fuck though.

I'm gonna let you go home.

I'm gonna send you home.

For real.

You just keep it 100 with me man

'cause real talk is really irritating me.

To be 100 nigga just keep
it real with me nigga,

you out here snitching.

You out here working with
the Feds, you feel me.

You out here getting fucked

in your ass by the Feds, it's cool.

- We been through shit what six times,

I got hit what, 30.

I don't know shit.

- 30 times, we been fuckin' that nigga up.

- (mumbles).

- [Skinny] Damn right 'cause
we not the nigga in the chair.

You is.

- [Man In Chair] All right.

- But you know, it's just
nigga you was the last nigga

with him, right?

You was the only nigga with him, right?

- You right.

- So why the fuck is my brother locked up

and you out here.

- 'Cause shit happen, right.

- You got a lot of fuckin' balls man.

It's too bad you a snitch though bro.

- [Man In Chair] So you just gonna

walk away with that bullshit.

- Hey Tay.

- What up?

- Casper bro, hey man come
fuck this nigga up man.

(fist thudding)

- (mumbles) nigga.
- Shut the fuck up bro.

- Shut the fuck up, sit down.

(mumbles) bro.

(mumbles).

Get your fuckin' ass up.

- What up Chico?

- What up dog?

- [Skinny] What the fuck you doing here?

- Real time.

- That shit sound like
a motherfucker don't it.

- Oh yeah hot cakes.

- Give 'em that shit Cas.

Oh shit, I see you got some new shit.

- Oh hell yeah, I just
went and copped a 40 man.

- [Skinny] Copped a 40, huh.

- Bitch brand new.

- [Skinny] Brand new,
let me see that bitch.

- [Jack] Be careful that bitch loaded man.

- That bitch loaded.
- Yeah.

- Sure you got the bitch on safety though.

That's most important,
you feel me, safety first.

Safety first.

(gun bangs)

- What the fuck!

- Yeah nigga.

Yeah 'cause shit like
that can happen nigga,

that's why safety first nigga.

You feel?

Now you killed the nigga.

Hey, welcome to the family Chico.

Make sure my money on the
counter nigga, all of it.

Y'all clean that shit up man.

- Fuck you.

- (mumbles)

like seven feet tall man
I swear I guess all that--

- [Brock] Did you seem
him punch, oh my God?

- I know man I guess
all that breastfeeding

his momma did most of
really paid, this my stuff.

- [Brock] What?

- This my stuff.

- [Brock] I thought you lived here.

- I thought so.

- Where's your brother Jake?

- I don't know.

- You and your brother need to go.

- What, I thought
everything was good here.

You know I ain't got
nowhere else I can go.

- You think I want you and
your brother around this house.

And I know what he's out there doing.

You think I want that around my daughter.

That bullshit he got going on out there.

Take your things and get
out and don't come back

until you get your life together.

- Don't worry about it man.

You can crash at my crib.

(mumbles).

- You was there, you saw.

- What is your brother really up to?

- He thinks that's dopers get on track.

- I hope you know that
ain't the only way out.

- You tell him.

- [Jack] Did you like the food?

- Yeah, it was good.

- Good, I'm glad.

Glad you came out.

- It's honestly good you
came out when you did,

my mom was irritating me
with all of her bullshit,

oh Jack is this and his
little brother's that

and I'm like shut up bitch.

- Look I'm glad I got to
spend a little money on you,

do somethin' good for you.

- So nothing's really
changed, you're still running.

How's Jake?

- He's good.

- [Beth] From the tone of your voice

it doesn't sound like it.

- He got roughed up, two, three weeks ago.

Haven't really seen him since.

- Wow, okay.

Have you talked to your mom?

- Not since I got fired.

- You should talk to her.

- I don't know about all that.

That's Evelyn we talking about.

- Yeah, I know and she
is the person that she is

but you told me she said,
"She's trying to start over."

- Yeah, but it's a little
late for all that now,

don't ya think?

- [Beth] No.

- It's easy for you to say that.

Like she put us through so much shit,

like the whole reason we
here right now is her.

Like it's just a constant battle.

You ain't have to grow up like that.

- I'll give you that

and you never should've
had to put up with that

but don't just say fuck it

until you've at least
given her another chance.

- I guess.

- I got something else I wanna say.

- I'm all ears baby.

- I don't know how to roll
with this relationship

the way you are now.

It's honestly dangerous.

- Always been dangerous, you know that.

- No Jack, you're just
trouble, this is dangerous.

- You know I ain't gonna never let nothing

happen to you, right.

- You promise.

- I promise.

- (mumbles) hey!

- Really today.
- Yeah today.

- We gonna do this today.

- Yeah today.
- We gonna do.

- Jack stop it!

Look just take it.

This oughta be enough, right.

Just take it and leave.

- Man whatever.

Pussy ass nigga.

- Get the fuck out of here!

Don't let me see your ass again.

- That is the shit I'm talking about Jack.

Just violence at any given moment.

I can't stay for this, I'm sorry.

- [Jack] At least let me take you home.

- No, I'll walk just leave me alone.

- So here it is.

It actually has two bedrooms and one--

- It's nice.
- Bathroom.

- Okay.
- And you know

we're working on the laundry
room at this particular time.

- Okay.
- And so there

is a coin laundry two
blocks down the street

and you can use that
until we're fixing it.

And in addition to that

there's more of the
house that y'all can see.

Would you like to take a look?

- Oh definitely.
- Sure.

- All right, so obvious here
you have this natural lighting.

- Yeah, I like the lights.

- And look at the hardwood floors,

I tell you this is spectacular.

- Oh yeah.
- And we have--

- Those floors look like glass.

- Pretty spacial.

So let me show all the rest of the house.

We have this actually
beautiful living room here

and remember there was
the actual fireplace.

- Yeah.
- And you--

- Wow.
- See the natural lighting.

I tell you it's really amazing.

- It's nice.

- I like the way we have
the hardwood floors as well

and look at this staircase,
isn't this great as well.

As you can see as soon as we go up

you'll see there's more
natural lighting here.

- [Tig] Nice.

So as you can see this our
upstairs portion of the house,

we have a bathroom here.

and there's two other bedrooms in here.

And this of course is our master bedroom

and for sure you can actually
fit two beds in here.

- Okay.
- And you could

move 'em around any way you like.

We have closet space, you have
the actual natural lighting

view from this window here.

And we love the paint that we've put up

because it actually gives

you more neutral experience in here.

- Yeah.
- And again,

we have the hardwood flooring in here so--

- Yeah, I like that it
goes all the way through.

I like that.

- Oh great.
- Wow, look clean,

I can tell there ain't no roaches.

- Oh absolutely not.

- Wow.
- We actually make sure

that our properties are well maintained

and we actually do not
tolerate any roaches.

So how do you like it so far?

- Yeah.
- I really like it, I do.

I really do like.

- I dig the paint job,
I don't see no roaches.

- Well, I'll tell you what--

- No mouse holes.

- All right well--
- None of that.

- See that's really good.

And anything if you have
any questions about it

but I tell you what, what I'm gonna do

is I'm gonna go now and
get the paperwork ready.

And I'll speak with you a
little bit later about it.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- All right thank you.

- [Realtor] You're welcome.

- This is nice, I think this is real nice.

- Yeah, I think you're
doing the right thing

for you and your kids see.

- Yeah, I agree, this is
gonna be real good for us.

- Yeah, I just wanna say
thank you for being a friend.

- No, thank you.

You've been really good
for us over the years.

- You know and this a
token of my appreciation

for you and the kids, you know.

And we go way back since like

what elementary, middle
school, something like that.

- [Evelyn] Yeah.

- You know and you seen
me in relationships

come and go, good and bad, right?

- Right, yeah.

- Like some of it I give a damn

but you still my friend though,

you know what I'm saying.

And remember that time
that young (mumbles)

I had a thing for and she (mumbles)

and that guy cock-blocked
said, "What you doing

"with the older guy?"

- Yeah, Rhonda something.

- Started with a H.

She used to call me Teddy Bear.

- Okay.
- I never made

it to first base, you
know what I'm saying.

- Right.
- I mean I wouldn't

give a damn if you my
friend at 150-years-old

you still my friend, right.

- Okay.
- I can't put an age on that,

we're nothing but friends.

- But he cock-blocked, I was hurt.

- Yeah, yeah, I remember.

- And I talked to you for days

but you know what, thank
you for that moral support,

I needed that you know what I'm saying.

- Yeah, we're here for each other.

- Yeah, so I feel like, yeah.
- Thank you so much.

Thank you.
- My pleasure.

- Thank you so much.

- [Tig] You're more
than welcome all right.

- All right, let's go down here

and figure out what's going on.

- [Tig] Yeah.

- Got a bitch on the line.

- Oh, shit Tay about to get down, huh.

- [Tay] Yeah, right now.

- Y'all niggas looking real comfortable.

Comfortable Chico.

- [Jack] A little bit, little bit.

- Little bit, huh.

How about you Tay, you comfortable?

- You know how it is.

- I know how it is.

Oh, I know you comfortable Cas.

Oh yeah you comfortable, you
real fuckin' comfortable.

Man get the fuck up man!

Y'all motherfuckers around here,

you got (mumbles) on the floor,
blow on the fuckin' table.

Pistols all through this motherfucker.

Around this bitch thinking shit's sweet,

nigga the police kick the
door in right now nigga,

they got every reason to.

Y'all know shit is hot right now.

P already locked the fuck up

and y'all motherfuckers
around here just chillin',

having a good ol' time huh?

Now get the fuck out the spot man.

Man clean this shit up
before you leave too.

Not you white boy get the fuck back here.

Sit the fuck on the couch bro.

Need to talk you for a minute.

Man look bro, shit is
real hot right now man.

Shit is so hot right now nigga

I got feel the sweat dripping of my ass

running down my leg man.

Shit is not funny man,
this shit is real bro.

Niggas is really getting
locked up out here every day B.

Come on man.

This is what I need you to do bro,

I need to clean shit up
for me, can you do that?

- Clean what?

What that got to do with me?

- Don't your people own that
store around the corner.

- Yeah, what that got to do with anything?

He mind his own man.

- Motherfucker it got everything
to do with it jackass.

P locked up right now
with hard evidence nigga.

They say they got cameras, videos,

and guess where the fuck from?

Your people's store.

Your fuckin' peoples.

So this what I need ya to do man,

I need you to clean this shit up.

I don't give a fuck how you do it

but I need this shit to happen ASAP nigga.

I need my little bro
to come the fuck home.

Yeah, I know it's a lot.

- Little bit.

- But look here nigga,
I need you to make sure

you get this shit cleaned up

'cause my little bro don't come

that shit don't work out,

your ass gonna come up missing.

And not just you,

your momma, nigga your
motherfuckin' brother,

your dog, your girlfriend,
the motherfuckin' mailman,

I don't give a fuck.

Everybody gonna come up missing nigga.

Don't think just 'cause you a white boy

this shit gonna fuckin',
just gonna pop passed you.

You feel me?

- [Jack] I feel you.

- Now get this shit done bro

'cause I swear to God nigga my word

is my motherfuckin' word.

You want everybody that fuckin'
love you to come up missing.

Now clean this shit up man.

I don't wanna have this
talk with you no more.

(gentle music)

- Hell yeah, I'm gonna
get me some pussy tonight

at (mumbles).
- Get on the fuckin' wall.

- What--
- Shut the fuck up.

- The fuck?
- Shut the fuck up man.

- Hold on Jack.

- Don't make this fuckin' harder

than it's gonna have to be man.

Don't say shit.

- All right, I won't
talk, not gonna say shit.

- I look like I'm fuckin' around?

All right man talk, say somethin'

before I do somethin'
that I can't take back.

- [Tig] Jack, what you
doing, why you doing this?

Where the fuck is Jake at?

This not you.

- Man, he's with Brock right now man.

I'm doing this for him that's
what the fucks going on.

- That's what you think you doing?

- [Jack] That's exactly
what the fuck I'm doing.

- You think you putting what?

Gonna protect Jake, put
a roof over his head

and shelter him, that's
what you think you doing?

You depriving him of a brother.

You pull that trigger you
go to jail, that's it.

You think you'll still
have your family then, huh?

- Look man none of that
shit's gonna matter.

You know what the fucks
going on right now,

if I don't fuckin' kill you right now

they gonna kill him and me

and there ain't gonna be nobody.

- Wait a minute you talking
about the same menace

to society motherfuckers I
was telling you earlier about.

You know what's more
important right about now

your mother just got a apartment okay.

- Don't--
- She just go job too.

- Don't fuck with me.

- Gave your the money to get the apartment

for the three of y'all, okay.

Now if you pull that
trigger you gonna miss out

on a golden opportunity

and a chance to rebuild, a
fresh start with your family.

- Do you know the fuckin'
hell I've been through,

the shit I fuckin' done
the past two weeks?

- You don't have to do this shit no more!

You can stop this shit, you feel me?

- [Jack] Man, what the fuck
you think I'm supposed to do?

- You can walk away

and set a good example for your brother.

You want him doin' this kinda shit?

Think about your fresh start.

Rebuild family, okay.

Tighten that shit up man,
you're better than this man.

- I'm sorry.
- Love you man,

fuck those motherfuckers man.

I know it's fucked up, this
cold ass world out here

but you gonna be all right man.

- [Jack] I've been going
fucking crazy, (mumbles).

- Man, you ain't gotta
go crazy no more man.

Everything gonna be
all right, you feel me.

I got a apartment for all three y'all.

Your momma love you man,

I'm telling you you don't
wanna throw your shit

away like this man.

Fuck them gangster ass motherfuckers.

- Look man-
- You're all right.

- You need to listen to
me right fuckin' now okay.

You listening?
- Yeah.

- Right around the corner
at the front of the store

if they don't hear this fuckin' gun go off

in the next two minutes they coming around

and they got all kinds of fuckin' guns.

If you get in your fuckin'
car and you go that way

they ain't gonna fuckin' see you man.

Please get the fuck out of here.

- [Tig] I'm out.

Love you man.

- Love you too man.

Thank you, I'm sorry.

Please get the fuck out of here right now.

(engine roaring)

What the fuck did I get into man?

I'm fucking sorry Jake.

Fuck, fucking kill me man.

Fuck that, I'm coming for ya Jake.

Jake, you need to get up come on.

Get up, get up, wake up right now.

I fucked up and we need to go.

I fucked up.

They're coming, they're coming.

- [Jake] Who's coming?

- Who you think?

Skinny, P.

Man we need to go.

Fuck!

Get your stuff right
now, that's then outside.

Come on man.

- Oh shit!

- [P] Where Jack and his brother at?

I know there nigga, where they at.

- Nigga I don't now what the fuck you.

- Yo Jack!

I got your boy, we're gonna
give you to the count of three.

One,

two.

- All right, all right, we're out here.

- [P] See that didn't take much at all.

- [Jake] What up P?

- What up P?

What's up then nigga, what's up?

Nigga put your hands down nigga.

Put your fuckin' hands down.

- I'm sorry Brock, this
shit ain't your fight dog.

- All you had to do is do
what the fuck I told ya.

Now I'm about to kill you, your momma,

everybody else in your family
that y'all even fuckin' met

is about to die tonight.

P, ready to kill these niggas man?

- [P] Hell yeah.

- [Skinny] Can't wait to
kill your ol' sweet sour ass.

- Fuck you.

- Shut the fuck up.

You get the fuck up.

Nigga I said get the fuck.

(gun bangs)

(gun banging)

- Ah motherfucker.

(gun banging)

- Man P, get up man.

Oh shit.

- [Jack] Fuck you, you fat bitch.

- Man you killed my brother.

Bitch I'm gonna kill your stupid dumb ass.

- [Jack] Fuck you.

- You stupid dumb white
motherfucker, fuck you white boy!

(gun banging)

Stupid white boy.
- Fuck you fat bitch.

- [Skinny] I'll kill your
stupid white ass bitch.

- (mumbles).

- Kill your dumb ass motherfucker!

(gun banging)

Stupid ass white boy I'm gonna kill you.

- Fuck you motherfucker.

Fuck!

(gun banging)

This bitch still got
some bullets, take it,

you see him, you shoot, okay.

- Yeah.
- You got this?

Look, look you gonna be aight, aight.

You hear me?

Fuck!

(gun banging)

(gun bangs)

(gun banging)

(gun bangs)

(gentle music)

- So this is us?

- This is us.

What you guys think?

- I like it, I like it.

- Yeah.

- How we get it?

- Tig helped us out.

- Tig.

- [Evelyn] What, what's funny?

- Same dude you almost killed

is the same dude that saved our asses.

- Why you bringing up old shit?

- Almost killed.

- Just let it go.

- You know, it's good.

This is our fresh start guys, we're here.

- [Jack] Upgraded to house.

- Come here guys, this is us, we good.

- Well we made to a house.

Nice little step up.

- Who at the door?

- Go see what that is.

(door knocking)

Won't you go see who that is, huh?

Surprise for you man.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- You okay?

- Yeah, shoulder still
hurts but I'll manage.

You okay?

- I'm good.

- I mean you weren't at the
house, I tried to calling.

- I really just been trying
to pull myself together,

process all this.

- Look Tiff, I meant what I said before.

No more bullshit, I'm
done with all that, okay.

- You mean it.

- I do mean it, I love you.

- I love you too.

- What up?

Figured you needed that.

- Yeah.

- We made it.

A house (mumbles).

- Hey quick thing though.

- What's up?

- Is it for real done and over with

or is we gonna be spending
the rest of our lives

looking over our shoulders?

- Did you not see Skinny, P, and Cas,

I don't think they coming back.

And Tay, uh-uh.

- What if it was Tay?

- Exactly.

(laughing)

But hey, don't tell momma

but we gonna be good for a little while.

Check this out right here.

- Oh shit!

- Yeah.

- All about the Benjamins.

- So when that arm heal
up get your license

'cause just gonna tuck that in the closet.

- You and me till the end man.

- Yeah man.

- We should probably
check on Brock though.

- Yeah, probably check on Brock.

- [Jake] Audience is probably wondering

what the hell happened to him.

(gentle music)