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I am not crazy! I'm not crazy.
Announcer: Previously on "Bruh"...
Valerie: Hey, asshole. Nope. You're not going anywhere.
So why'd you do that to me?
What'd he do to you, sweetheart?
He had sex with me.
- But you wanted it, right? - Yes.
- You have anything to say, Tom? - I do.
I just recorded this whole thing.
Bitch be gone.
Pamela: You think just like Bill.
You see the girl with someone else,
and you want to stake your claim, "That's mine!"
Tom: That night, you got drunk, that girl.
Bill: You knew she was the dean's daughter.
You got a bad habit of going after shit
you're not supposed to have.
Mike: Ladies, how you doing?
John: Mike, that's the dean's daughter.
Christie: Hi, Mike.
Mike: Hi.
Christie: John, Bill.
Bill: Eh.
Christie: Tom.
Tom: Hi, Christie.
Christie: You all look like you've seen a ghost.
Tom: Oh. Well, excuse us. We're just not used
to hanging around liars!
Christie: What did I lie about?
Tom: OK. You know what? Can we get the check?
Christie: Oh. Are you gonna pay for my drink, too?
Mike: You're joking, right?
Christie: Well, you did that night.
Mike: Listen. Um, can I also get my check, please?
Christie: Come on. Buy me a drink.
Mike: Why? So you can tell your father that
we tried to get you drunk and take advantage of you?
Christie: Oh, my God. We were kids.
Mike: You're right. That makes it OK.
Christie: Wow. You guys really need to let it go.
Are--are you not gonna speak, John?
John: Yeah. I'm about to drink, you know.
Bill: J, chill, chill, chill. John: Because I don't--
Bill: Chill. I know.
Christie: So it's like that?
John: "So it's like"--yeah, it's like that!
Christie: Oh, God. Bill: Let's go to the car.
Christie: You guys are, like, really over the top.
John: "You guys are"-- are you serious?
This girl crazy! Like, she's mental.
Bill: J, J. John: She's delusional!
Bill: Let's just go. Tom: John, you're right.
John: Hey, y'all better get her then, get her.
Bill: Let's go to the car. John: Make her leave, bro.
Mike: Where the hell's my check? Yeah. Thank you.
Christie: You guys are really looking great.
Bill: John, no. Chill. John: Hey. Somebody--
Bill: Let's just go to the place.
Let's just go to the place.
Christie: Can't this just be in the past?
Bill: Naw. How about because you almost ruined our lives?
Christie: Oh, my God. Are we that dramatic?
Tom: You lied. Christie: I was drunk.
Tom: You knew he never did anything to you.
Christie: OK, OK, look. You know, my dad was mad.
I had to say something.
I didn't know it was gonna go this far.
What's the big deal?
Bill: Yo. The big deal is--
John: Hey. Y'all better get her, man.
Bill: Relax. John: Like, please.
Make her go, man.
Bill: Yo. The big deal is that you got
my boy kicked out of school.
Christie: Oh. I'm sorry. Bill: Yeah, OK.
John: Pfft. Sorry. Christie: OK, OK.
Can I--can I buy you guys a drink?
Bill: Hell, no. You should be handing out apologies,
especially to this man.
Christie: Wait. For what? We were drunk college kids.
Bill: Aw, shit. John: Hey. Ain't nobody
gonna get her?
Bill: No, no, no. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
John: I'll go to jail again!
Tom: John, John, let's go.
Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
Christie: OK. So really? Mike: Yeah.
Don't need to give you another chance to screw us over now.
Christie: Oh, you guys really don't know
how to move past things.
Mike: Watch me. Christie: Oh, God.
Singer: ♪ Navigating through this dating life ♪
♪ Trying to find me a shawty and make her mine ♪
♪ Now I'll find one in no time with the help of my homies ♪
♪ I'm going up with my bruhs ♪
♪ Yeah, going up and going up with my bruhs ♪
♪ Going up and going up with my bruhs ♪
♪ Going up, going up with my bruhs ♪
♪ Ooh, going up and ♪
♪ Going up with the bruhs ♪
Bill: We'll drive you home, man.
[John sighs]
Mike: Whoa, whoa, whoa. One second.
Tom: Where you going? Mike, Mike.
Don't embarrass yourself.
Mike: Hey.
I said hello. Hi. What's up? Hi, Pam.
Pamela: Hi, Tom. Mike: How you doing?
Pamela: Hi, Mike. Ahem.
Mike: What's up? Just came to say hi.
Pamela: Don't engage. Please don't engage. Just--
Mike: Yo. Hey, buddy. I'm Mike.
Pamela: Hey, Mike. Mike: What'd you say?
David: David. Mike: David?
David: Yeah. Mike: that's a nice name.
I like that. It's Biblical.
Pamela: Mike, what are you doing?
Mike: Um, you guys known each other long?
Pamela: Don't engage. Mike: Don't listen to her.
David: I'm sorry. Am I missing something?
Pamela: No. You're not missing anything.
Mike: Hey, man. Hey, hey. Hey, buddy.
David: Wait. Can I help you? Can I help you?
Mike: I'm talking to you. David: Can I help you?
Mike: Have you guys known each other long?
I'm just trying to get to know your friend.
David: I'm trying to go on my date here.
Can you leave us be?
Pamela: What are you doing? Are you drunk?
Mike: I'm not drunk. Pamela: Is there a waiter? Um...
Ha ha! I'm just trying to get to know your friend. Hey.
What's up?
David: Nothing. Just on a date, man.
Mike: On a date. That's cute. That's cute. Look nice.
Nice. Went all out.
Pamela: Sweetheart, you should go home.
Mike: What, Pam? Come on. Pamela: Are you following me?
Mike: Am I following you? No. I'm not following you,
but I'm starting to think that you're doing this on purpose.
Pamela: Would you care to share what I'm doing on purpose?
Having dinner? I'm doing that on purpose definitely.
Mike: Yeah. That's cute.
No. You're coming to places that you know that I'll be
with Davids.
Pamela: You look really hurt, Mike.
Hey, Tom. Why don't you take your friend home?
Mike: Cool. Tom: This doesn't end well, bro.
Pamela: Please. Mike: get your hands off me.
Get your hands off me.
Pamela: I know, and he's a lawyer. Ha ha ha!
David: My man, why don't you back away from the table?
Mike: Why don't you shut the fuck up?
David: Wow! Pamela: Tom, is there--
Mike: You don't know me. You don't know me.
I will jump across this table right now.
David: You don't want me to stand up.
Mike: Don't fuck with me. Don't fuck with me.
David: Little man, little man. Mike: Don't fu--
Pamela: Ha ha ha! Ha ha! I love it.
OK. Listen. I'm having dinner, yes, on purpose...
Mike: Yeah. Pamela: with him,
and it's time for you to go.
You're drunk. Tom, get your boy.
Tom: Pamela, I got it, OK? Pamela: Do you?
Mike: Stop. Tom: Relax.
You guys, enjoy your dinner. Pamela: Thank you.
David: Why don't you leave us alone?
Mike: Why don't you shut the fuck up?
David: Wow. Pamela: Please back up.
I love your fucking cardigan. Knitted sweatshirts and shit.
Pamela: I think he looks great. Mike: Shut the fuck up.
You don't like dudes like this.
Pamela: Yes, I do. David: Bro, come on.
Mike: This cheap-ass outfit, this cheap-ass nigga...
David: Hey. You need to get away from my table right now.
- You don't want me to stand up. - with this cheap-ass shit.
You don't fuck with that.
David: Bruh, you need to back off the table.
Mike: You asked me for 100 K. He don't have 100 K.
David: Err. Mike: Sit down, bitch.
David: Nigga, you don't know my bank account.
Mike: Nigga-- Pamela: Go home! How about that?
David: Thank you, thank you. Thank you.
Tom: Pamela, that's not cool. Let's go, let's go.
Mike: I got you. Why don't you back up?
Pamela: Don't, don't, don't.
Mike: Look, Pam.
David: Wow. He's still going.
Mike: I love you. I love you, OK?
Pamela: You're a joke. I don't believe you at all.
Can--can we not--yeah.
David: Get away from the table. Can we not do this?
Mike: Yo. Don't fucking touch me.
Sit back, sit back, sit back.
David: Get your fingers out of my goddamn face.
Mike: Fuck you!
David: Get your fingers out of my face.
Tom: Mike.
David: Wow. Right back into it. OK.
Mike: Pamela. Pamela: Heh heh.
Mike: Look at me.
David: You want to get your boy?
Mike: Don't you see I'm trying to talk, nigga?
Shut the fuck up!
Pamela: Hey. You need to calm down.
You need to calm down.
Mike: Look. Look. I just want to talk to you.
I just want to talk to you. Please, please.
Pamela: And say what? You're not saying anything.
Mike: I just want to say that-- Pamela: Your wasting our time.
Mike: I love you. I swear to God.
I swear to God that I love you.
I said it. I said it.
David: OK. Pamela: You said it. Good job.
David: You said it. Pamela: You said it.
Tom, get your boy. Tom: Pamela--
Pamela: Get him. Take him-- pick him up
and make him leave, please.
Is there management around here? Is there someone?
Mike: Pamela, Pamela. Pamela: Can you--
Mike: Pamela, Pamela, you-- don't do shit!
Tom: You sit down. You sit down.
Mike: Sit the fuck down! Sit the fuck down!
David: You gonna fight me in this restaurant?
You gonna fight me in this restaurant.
Tom: That's OK. No, no, no, no.
Pamela: Are you kidding me?
Mike: I'm done. I'm done. I'm done.
Tom: Don't throw it, please, please.
Mike: I'll see you lat-- Pam, I'll see you later.
Tom: OK, guys. Sorry to have ruined the evening.
You guys enjoy the rest of your meal.
Pamela: Tom, take your horny ass out--
Tom: It's not bad. It's a good outfit.
David: Yeah. All right, man. Tom: Take it easy.
David: Wow. Are you OK? Are you OK?
Pamela: I'm OK. David: Yeah?
Pamela: Yeah. Sit down.
Do you want to-- we can go.
David: I mean, we're already here.
We're already here, me and you. He's gone.
Pamela: Oh, my God. This is embarrassing.
David: Are you OK? We can leave.
Pamela: Yeah. David: You want to leave?
Pamela: No, no.
Singer: ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Hey ♪
♪ I got a ménage on my mind ♪
♪ It's me, you, and your friend ♪
♪ I don't want to end up out of breath ♪
♪ So I'm gonna let you two begin ♪
Bill: You good, man?
John: Yeah, I'm good.
Bill: Heh. Yo. That was crazy, right?
John: What?
Bill: Man, that chick showing up like that.
John: Yeah. It's whatever.
Bill: No, man. Like, how can you be so calm
about this shit right now?
John: Bill, how you want me to be, man, huh?
Bill: I don't know.
Start a fake page and body shame her or something?
John: What? Bro, I'm just glad I didn't go to jail,
you know what I'm saying?
Could have been much worse.
- Yo, man. - It's whatever, bro.
- That's true. - You know what I mean?
It's the past is the past, so I'll just move on.
That's how you should do it.
All right. Yo. I'm with you, man.
- Thank you. - Yo, but for real, though,
I'm sorry about everything, man.
Bill, stop apologizing, bro.
Like, y'all keep--like, y'all ain't got to keep
feeling sorry for me, man.
I'm good. Come on with that, bro.
- OK. - Thank you, though.
OK. OK. I got you.
Well, since you good, how about you give
that girl a call?
John: What girl?
Man, the one you told us about, the one you like.
Who? Who you talk--are you talking
about the girl I met tonight?
- Yes. - Boy, I'm not calling her.
Yeah. Give her a call. Come on, man.
John: No, Bill. I'm not calling.
I'ma look thirsty, bro.
I'm not gonna call her the same night I met her.
Bill: Yo. First of all, you been parched for forever, OK?
- Let's keep it real. - I am parched, but...
- OK? So forget all of that. - She gonna know I'm parched
I call her tonight.
Bill: Hey. Stop playing games. Give her a call.
John: You think I should call her?
Bill: Come on. It's me. Don't I know how to do this?
- Give her a call. - Don't you know how to do this?
What? What you talking about?
John: Nigga, you let Regina get away.
- Not for long, man. - Bill, come on.
- What? - Bro.
If you chase her down, bro, you gonna
have to commit to her,
and you know you're not ready for that.
- Yo. I'm ready. - You ready for that?
Yeah, I'm ready, I'm ready to commit.
John: Heh. Damn. You ready to commit. No.
Bill: No. Why? Why? Why "damn"?
John: Bro, you know you're not.
You're not gonna do it.
Bill: Yo. I'm ready, OK? I'ma do it.
John: OK. Well, go ahead, man. You got my full support
if you're gonna do it for real.
- Thank you. I am. - OK.
- I really am. - All right.
I'm hungry. Can we go get something to eat, please?
You know, I'm hungry, too.
Yo. You know what I could go for right now?
What?
Some of your mama's delight.
Hoo. Mmm.
John: You know that don't sound right, right?
Bill: Ha ha ha! Yeah, yeah.
John: I told her not to name it that.
Bill: Yo, yo, but it's so good, though.
John: It is good. It tastes good.
Bill: It's, like, it's juicy, and it's...
- Hey! - It's a little sloppy, but...
- Can you not do that? - What?
That's my mama, bro. Stop playing with me.
Bill: OK, OK, OK.
John: That's not funny.
Bill: Yo. Can we go get one at least?
- We can go get a sandwich. - All right.
[Mumbling] It is juicy, though, man.
- What? - I'm just saying--
- Don't play with me, Bill. - Very flavorful.
I got to deal with it from my mama, man.
Don't be playing. Don't play. That's my mama, man.
- All right. We good. - All right, bro.
Singer: ♪ Ha, hey, girl, I heard you kiss and tell ♪
♪ But I heard that you be kissing well ♪
♪ Got a lot on your mind to dish and sell ♪
♪ Your story, my story, it fit so well ♪
♪ On the front page ♪
Alice: Now that's the way you do it.
Regina: Ms. Alice, thank you so much.
For what?
Regina: Opening the shop for me.
Alice: Oh. All you got to do is ask.
Regina: And pay you.
Alice: Yeah, that, too. Ha ha ha!
Regina: Really. You know, them sandwiches is of the hook.
Alice: Thank you. Regina: Mm-hmm.
Alice: So you really gonna do it?
Regina: I am.
Alice: OK.
Regina: Why you say it like that?
Alice: Well, I'm just happy you followed your heart.
Regina: Yeah, me, too. Alice: Yeah, me, too.
Regina: Wait. Did you meet my friend Pamela?
Alice: Hmm. Regina: Girl, she's going
through the same exact thing with Mike right now.
Alice: What you mean?
Regina: He treated her like crap,
and now he's all over her.
- Mike? - Mike.
Talking about he loves her.
Alice: Look. Men don't grow up as fast as women do.
You got to let them find their own way.
They're like dogs in the snow,
you know, sand on the beach,
a walrus on the--
Regina: OK. Ms. Alice, have you been smoking?
Alice: All night long! Turn it up!
Come on, come on!
John: What is going on? Ma!
- What? - This ain't sanitary, Ma!
Alice: Uh-huh. Neither is this.
John: I'm gonna be sick, bro.
- Ma! - What?!
Why you doing that here?
Alice: Well, you know, Regina told me
to open the shop.
John: Oh. Hey, Regina. Regina: Hey.
Yeah. Just some food after the bachelorette party. Heh heh.
John: OK. Regina: Yeah.
John: All right.
Regina: Your mama-- your mama's a saint.
Bill: Uh, more like a freak, but it's all good.
Hey. Hey. What's up, Regina?
[John sighs]
Regina: Oh. Bill: What?
Regina: I mean, I was hoping I wouldn't run into you.
Bill: Well, I'm glad I ran into you.
Regina: Boy, stop.
Bill: So. Um, what you doing?
Regina: Bachelorette party.
Bill: Yeah. I see that. Regina: Yeah.
Bill: So you really going through with this?
Regina: Girls, is he serious right now?
Bill: Yes, I am.
Regina: And yes, I am. I am going through with it.
Bill: You drunk right now?
Regina: Are you drunk? Bill: No.
Regina: I don't even know why you asking me that anyway?
Bill: Yeah. You right.
I'm getting married.
Well, you don't look too happy about that.
- Whatever. - Come on.
Let's go talk.
Regina: No. I'm not talking.
I am about to go dance with that stallion over there.
Bill: Yo, Regina. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Regina: Uh, I'm not waiting, OK?
Bill: Come on.
Regina: You're an asshole.
Alice: Leave her alone.
Bill: Yeah. I just want to talk to her.
Alice: You had your chance, boy. Bill: I know.
Alice: And what y'all did to my son.
Bill: Ms. Alice.
Alice: Leave her alone, or I'll make you a sandwich.
Bill: Well, I mean, that's what I came here for.
Alice: With your own nuts?
Bill: Ms. Alice, come on, stop that.
John: Come on.
Alice: Want some hot sauce in it?
John: Come on, man. I'll get you a sandwich.
Come on.
Bill: Yo. You making it, right?
John: I got you. Come on. Let's go.
Come on. I'll make you a sandwich.
All right.
Bill: I want everything. I want everything on it.
John: You want everything? Bill: Everything.
John: I got you.
What you gonna do, man?
Bill: I got to stop this.
Alice: It's too late for that.
Bill: It's never too late.
Alice: She getting married tomorrow.
Bill: Wait. What?
Alice: They moved the wedding up.
Bill: W-w-what are you talking about?
Alice: What? You hard of hearing
or you hard up?
Bill: Damn!
Alice: Speaking of hard up, let me go...
tip the stripper.
John: Ugh.
Bill: Look, man. Look at her.
John: I'm not looking at that.
Bill: No, no. Look at her. Uh-oh. Uh-uh.
John: Mama, get off your knees, man!
Bill: Yo. Your mama got a good gag reflex.
John: Shut up, man!
Ma, no! That's not-- Mom, that's not a guy.
Get up, Ma! You--
[Whimpering]
Bill: You know, I got--
John: Man, get your fucking sandwich, man.
Tom: Damn.
Hey.
Tom: What the hell?
Valerie: I wanted to... talk to you.
Tom: How the hell did you even get in here?
Valerie: I wanted to see you.
Tom: Well, you're not seeing me right now, OK?
Get the hell out of here.
Valerie: I'm so sorry, Tom.
Tom: You tried to get me fired!
Valerie: I know, but let me--
let me make it up to you.
Please.
Tom: Are you completely insane?
Valerie, you need to get out of here!
Valerie: Please. You were so good with me.
Please just--you can take me any way you want me, Tommy.
Tom: What exactly is wrong with you?
Valerie: I'm in love with you.
Tom: I don't love you.
I don't want to be with you.
I'm not interested in you.
The only thing that I want from you
is for you to leave me alone.
That's it.
Valerie: Sure.
Tom: I'm sorry.
Valerie: OK.
It's OK.
[Tom sighs]
Valerie...
Valerie: How do I keep getting myself
into these situations?
Tom: What situations?
Valerie: This.
You're not the first guy.
What's wrong with me?
Valerie, you're a beautiful woman, OK?
- You think? - You see?
I can't even give you a compliment
without you thinking I want to sleep with you.
Valerie: Do you?
Tom: Valerie.
Valerie: It's OK. Heh. It's--honest, it's fine.
Tom: Valerie, go home, please.
Valerie: Sure.
Tom: I'm sorry.
I am.
Valerie: So am I.
John: Hey. I'm charging you for that sandwich, man.
Bill: You know, I got to get up out of here.
John: Yeah. I think that's a good idea, man,
because you keep staring.
Bill: I'm gonna go to the bathroom, man.
John: All right. Alice: Where you going?
Bill: I'm going to the bathroom.
Alice: You can't handle my juice?
Bill: Ms. Alice, I don't want your juice.
Nobody does.
Alice: Nigga, my juice is from Egypt.
Bill: Yeah, because it's ancient.
John: Ha ha ha! Alice: Your mama.
Bill: Yo. What you want?
Alice: What do you mean what do I want?
This is my damn place.
John: And mine. Bill: OK, OK.
Alice: Get rid of the damn attitude, son.
I'm trying to talk to you.
Bill: OK. All right. Yeah. Sorry, sorry.
Alice: She getting married.
Bill: Yeah, I know that.
Alice: I mean, tomorrow.
Bill: Yeah. You said that. I understand.
Alice: You know why they moved their wedding up?
Bill: Please share with me.
Alice: Because of your black ass.
John: Ma. Bill: Hmm?
John: Ma, come on.
Alice: You are not in this conversation.
Bill: Why you telling me this? You want me to go
after her or something?
Alice: I ain't saying nothing,
you know, but yeah, but no.
Bill: Dog, tell your mama she need to stop smoking.
John: I been telling her that.
Alice: No. It helps me.
Bill: OK. Ms. Alice, I'm sorry.
I can't with you today, OK?
She really getting married?
Alice: Yeah, man.
Bill: OK. Yo. There's nothing I can--
Alice: Let it go.
He real sad.
Bill: Ma, you just don't have no empathy
or sympathy for nobody.
Alice: Nope.
Oh, come on, 74! Oww!
John: Oh, my God.
Alice: Ha ha ha! Yeah!
John: Hey. That's my mama.
Hey. Get your hand off her ass, man.
Alice: Oh, come on. Ahh!
John: Ma, Ma.
Ma, this is child abuse, OK?
Regina, what you doing?
Shut up.
Singer: ♪ Everything is changing, changing ♪
♪ You're so damn beautiful ♪
♪ I know places, places ♪
♪ We'll make up our own rules ♪
♪ Don't have all the answers, answers ♪
♪ But I know I love you ♪
♪ We're running with scissors, scissors ♪
♪ Cutting up the rearview, rearview ♪
♪ Cutting up the ♪
♪ Cutting up the, cutting up the rearview, rearview ♪
♪ Nothing and no one can stop me ♪
♪ From loving you, loving you ♪
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