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♪♪ ♪ Shadows that we made ♪ ♪ They will turn a deeper

shade ♪ ♪ Love like a heat wave ♪ ♪♪

[ Doorbell rings ] ♪ We could linger over drinks ♪ ♪ Watch the sun turn pink ♪

♪ In the heat wave ♪ ♪ In the heat wave ♪ ♪ Late evening light shows... ♪

You read all those books? Yeah. I love to read. I'm gonna be a lawyer.

What do you want to be? ♪♪ ♪♪

I'm gonna be a lawyer. What do you want to be? Oh, I want to be a pro

football player. Oh, yeah, by the way, I made you a mixtape.

♪♪ So, don't you remember what I

asked you about yesterday? Yeah. You still want to?

Do you? Yeah! I mean, sure, we can. ♪♪

We're deeply disappointed in you two. They're disappointed, I'm

pissed. Michael, you'll sign up for ROTC and get a part-time job to

pay for child support. And, sweetheart, we will be getting you into that

cosmetology program in school, too. You two will finish school

and establish yourselves. Your father and I will help raise the baby.

And after graduation, you two are getting married.

♪♪

Hello? Guys!

I got the first print of my book!

Maddie! Junior! Michelle! Hey!

Junior!

Hey, let's go. We got to... Pass me the ball!

Hey, I'm talking to you! We got to pick up your mom from

the airport. Let's go! Junior!

Can you...

Maddie.

Maddie, let's go. Madison!

On your feet. Double time. We got to pick up your mom.

Come on. Maddie! Wha...

Maddie, look. ♪♪

Michelle. Michelle. Positive.

Let's go pick up... It's power to the girls.

Power to the girls. Be you. Be strong. Be beautiful.

Don't let anyone tell you what to do because people will try to

tell you what to do.

♪ You know we stylin' ♪ ♪ We stylin' ♪

♪ Look at the swag ♪ ♪ We keep it vibrant ♪ ♪ Vibrant ♪

♪ Movin' like we from the islands ♪ ♪ The islands ♪

♪ Over here, we keep it shinin' ♪ ♪ We shinin' ♪

♪ Tell 'em what we talkin' 'bout ♪ ♪ Long legs, thigh highs with

the low-cut ♪ ♪ Whole team on the scene and you know us ♪

♪ All them up ♪ Hey. Hey.

♪ I need it now ♪ ♪ I know you want it ♪

[ Engine starts ] It was the worst shoot I have

ever had in my entire life. You say that about every shoot.

Well, that was before Barbara Rose. A diva, huh?

[ Scoffs ] Oh, my God. With a capital D-I-V-A. The woman almost made me lose

faith in humanity. [ Laughs ] She was rude to everyone,

impossible to deal with. She was always late to set, so the director was constantly

rushing me, which I hate. Yeah. But her hair looked gorgeous,

I'll tell you that. Never look that good again. How are the kids?

They're good. They missed you. I miss my babies, too.

Did I tell you Malaysia came to visit me on set? Oh, yeah.

Oh, my God, we had the best time, and we went shopping. I bought her a bunch of new

dresses for graduation. She picked out the same ones I did.

I swear, the girl is a mini-me. I bet. She's so excited about

graduating. She's not the only one excited.

She got another offer. Did she tell you? Yeah.

Can you believe it? Amazing. Amazing.

She's going off to start her career. And you and I, we're gonna...

go our separate ways. Yep. We did it, buddy.

We did it. [ Chuckles ] Hey, you know, I got my first

print. [ Gasps ] Oh! Wow.

Mm-hmm. They used the picture I like. [ Chuckles ] Yeah.

The focus group said it was a good title... Madison! Michelle! Mike Jr.!

Good luck, they're not gonna listen to you. Hi!

Mom! You look so good! Really?

Hi! [ Squeals ] Oh, of course. How are you? Oh! My baby!

Wait, wait, wait, wait. Watch out, watch out, watch out! Okay, my gorgeous mom, back from

a six-week shoot with Barbara Rose! Michelle, put the...

Michelle, put the phone down. Michelle! How many times have I told you?

Don't put our business out on the streets... Dad, do you realize how many

people vicariously live through me right now? I don't care about those

people, okay? Just say hi! No! Don't say hi! Bye! Bye!

Turn it off. Wait, wait, Mom, did you get my shoes?

I got you three pairs. What are you talking about? What'd you get me?

I got you an adorable little dress. You gave Malaysia a bunch of

stuff. She posted it on her page. Oh, come on...

Guys, can you please stop asking for stuff? You want things in life, you got

to work for them, okay? Take your mother and me for example.

Everything in this house, we worked hard for! Don't... Don't walk away!

They're not listening to me. Wow, you really know how to clear a room, don't you?

I'm trying to teach them a lesson here. [ Chuckles ]

Why don't they listen to me? Because, you know, they're not used to the sound of your

voice. You're never really here! The... The sound...

What's wrong with my voice? ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ Isn't this adorable? Yeah. It's nice.

You okay? I'm good. Yeah. All right.

I think we should go away for a couple weeks. What? No. I just got back!

Michael, did you stay up late last night again? Because you're acting really

weird. No, I'm... [ Scoffs ] I'm good.

Okay. Hey, um... Yeah?

Never mind.

Yes. Yes, I can. Absolutely. I can do that.

I can make that work. Thank you so much. I'll be there. Bye.

Hey, hey, hey, hey! You know, I really think we should go away someplace, just

for a couple weeks. Michael, what are you talking about?

I just got home. No! All right, I'll go by myself. Fine.

And I'll be really sad... [ Laughs ] And I'm gonna have to tell

the kids when they ask why am I sad, that's it's because "your mother and I, we're getting a

divorce." Hey, hey, hey, hey! Do not do that.

What is wrong with you? Nothing! I just... It would be so nice to go away

together. Michael. Stop it.

You know they're gonna find out anyway. I know, but not right now.

I don't want anything to interfere with Malaysia's graduation.

"Malaysia's graduation." Exactly. Look, we have been married for

25 years. You can wait another month. You know, all of a sudden, I

feel this urge coming on... What kind of urge? to unburden myself.

Hey, kids! Michael Nelson! Kids! Mm. Okay. Yes. All right.

Stop it right now. Okay. I won't tell under one

condition. Fine. What? You go away with me.

Really? The kids can come. They've been glued to their

electronics all summer. They could use a break. [ Groans ]

Plus, it would give me a last opportunity to be with them in the same house before...

[ Sighs ] I take that as a yes.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Guitar plays ] ♪♪

♪ Flowers don't mean nothing anymore ♪ ♪ All those gifts and all my

love letters... ♪ What's all that noise in the background?

I thought you'd be at the library. I'm just taking a break from

studying. I needed to unwind a little bit. ♪ Even when I try, I end up ♪

So you two are actually going through with it, huh? Yeah, you know, she seems

pretty excited about it. We're going away, but I have no idea where.

I don't know, some crazy idea of your father's. How in the world did Dad even

talk you into taking a break from work? Is he blackmailing you or

something? Uh, no. Blackmail? No!

No. You know how he is... impulsive... and I'm compliant.

I just hope it works out. Hmm. ♪ Better ♪

Anyway, it'll be good for the kids. He's... He's right, you know?

They're too attached to their devices. Yeah, well, you, Ebony, and

the kids are all that I have left now that Helen passed. Yeah.

All right, I'll keep you posted, okay? I'm not as happy as I thought

I was gonna be. I, uh... I don't want a divorce.

♪♪ >> Morning!

Why are we up at this ungodly hour? Ah, because it's beautiful

out, and we're about to go... And now your girl's going on a little adventure.

Prayers appreciated. on a little trip. Hey, Dad. These or these?

You're not gonna need shoes where we're going. [ Laughs ] Come on.

Look, her hair was damaged when she got to set. I fixed her hair.

We are going to have... Yeah. Exactly. All right. All right. Fine. Fine.

What a baby... Beautiful day we're gonna have.

Yeah, so beautiful. All right. Everybody, buckle up! Let's go.

♪♪

♪ I'm going on a trip ♪ ♪ Packing my bag ♪

♪ Taking my blue swim trunks ♪ ♪ Going on a trip ♪ ♪ Packing my bag ♪

♪ Taking my blue swim trunks and my laptop ♪ Whoo!

♪ Going on a trip ♪ ♪ Packing my bag ♪ ♪ Taking my blue swim trunks and

my laptop and my followers ♪ ♪ Going on a trip ♪ ♪ Packing my bag ♪

♪ Taking my blue swim trunks and my laptop, my followers, and my Xbox One ♪

♪ I'm going on a trip ♪ ♪ I'm packing my bag ♪ ♪ I'm taking my blue swim

trunks ♪ ♪ My laptop ♪ ♪ My followers ♪

♪ My Xbox One ♪ ♪ And my baby hair grease ♪ Baby hair grease!

♪ Going on a trip ♪ ♪ Packing my bag ♪ ♪ Taking my blue swim trunks

and the laptop ♪ ♪ And the followers ♪ ♪ And the Xbox One ♪

♪ And the baby grease hair conditioner ♪ Oh, no...

Welcome, welcome, welcome. Oh, my God, do you have reception, Michelle?

Michelle. Michelle, do you have reception? ♪♪

All right! [ Chuckles ] Kids, stay in the car. Look at that, huh?

Michael, what are we doing here? I want to bring you guys

somewhere special. It doesn't get any more special than our first home!

Come on! Look at... Oh, look at the swing set! It's still there!

But, Michael, we haven't been here in years. I don't even know what it looks

like... Oh, no, no. You haven't. I have.

You have? I bought this place a long time ago from my dad.

Come on. I know. I come here when I want to

write or be alone. Really? Alone? Yeah.

[ Scoffs ] Come on, Ebony. Really? Wait till you see how I spruced

up the place. Come on, kids! Let's go.

[ Laughs ] Look at this. Junior, look... The quicker we get in here,

the quicker we get home. [ Sighs ] This is it!

This is what? Our new home. For now, anyway.

You said we were going somewhere exciting and fun for summer.

And here we are. But we hate it here. You have never been here,

Michelle. Okay? Madison has.

Well, technical you and Junior have because you were conceived here.

Michael! Oh! Too much information! Ugh!

You know, I helped your grandfather build this place when I was a kid?

We loved the great outdoors. Yeah, but we don't. When your mother and I got

married, we had no money, so we moved in here. Hated it.

You know, this was the kind of place I wanted to raise my family in.

But then, uh, things changed. Still, I would come up here to be alone.

Psht, "alone." That's funny. To think! Cool story, bro, but why are

we here? To bond as a family. Yes. Mm-hmm. All right.

Together! With each other. But why? Oh, gosh!

Why? I only have one bar. Wait! I have no bars.

I have no reception! This is bad! This is good.

This is good, people! No, it's not! We're talking, all right?

Let's... Let's talk. Okay, I'll start. Let's, uh...

Madison, where would you like to go to college? I don't know.

Boom! See that? Let's keep talking. That's good.

Communication is the key to successful family bonding. Are we in trouble, Dad?

What? Like, did we do something wrong?

Oh, God, are we poor? Oh, my God... Michelle, we're not poor,

okay? And you didn't do anything wrong.

Guys, I... I need to do this, okay? We need to slow down,

appreciate each other. While we still have one another. Are you dying, Dad?

Is Mom dying? Are you guys dying? Michelle, nobody is dying.

I need to go out to the car and get my laptop. I need to get some work done.

Yeah, and I'm gonna play video games to kill some time. But how long are we gonna be

here? Till the end of the month. No!

No, no, no. What? What? Whoa. Hold on, what?

Wow! What a wonderful way to kick off summer vacation. And by "wonderful," I mean

terrible, horrible, cruel, excruciating... Are you done? All right?

You'll get used to it. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Sit down!

There's gonna be a few rules. This is a tech-free zone. No. No.

All right? Yes. No video games, no tablets... Video games?

No, I need my cellphone. What are you doing? If you must use a computer,

you can share this one. That doesn't even work! What do you mean?

This is top of the line. What are you talking about? Okay, well, can we at least

watch TV? Yes. As a family. Okay?

Any more questions? No? Good. Oh, by the way, we'll share one

car. That's a negative. I am not being the taxi driver

for these three. Do you know how far the mall is from here?

Okay. Okay. We'll pick up Madison's car, okay?

Fine. The kids can share that one. We'll share mine.

All electronic devices. Give me your cellphones right here in the box.

Thank you very much. Drop them like it's hot. I'm gonna go find my room.

Yep. Uh, yep! Hey, hey, hey, hey! Guys!

Guys! What did I... Why no... [ Sighs ] So, do you like what I've done

with the place? There's no reception in here.

Dad! What?!

This one's mine! No, you're not getting the middle bed!

Why? I was born first. Just because you're born 60 seconds before me doesn't

mean you're older than me. Absolutely it does. Kinda does...

It's not fair. [ Laughs ] I mean, you are the baby.

I'm older than you. And I always win. Hold on. [ Camera shutter clicks ]

[ Laughs ] Do you... [ Laughs ] Do you remember the first day I

met you? Eighth grade, Dr. Pilgrim's class.

[ Scoffs ] You were wearing a purple skirt and a green top.

[ Laughs ] I can't believe you remember that.

I remember everything about you. [ Scoffs ] You wouldn't talk to

anybody. They called Obnoxious Ebony. What are you doing, Michael?

What? The reminiscing and you bringing us to this place where

we started out... I just thought it would be nice to spend some time together

as a family.

You know... Look, we're about to lose

everything we've built... Hold it right there. What is this, a new thing?

Because for the past 15 years, the only thing you cared about losing was your freedom.

Well, maybe I've changed. [ Scoffs ] You know what, this bed is kind of small, so...

Are you serious? We share a bed at home! Not that we use it for anything

else but sleep... Exactly. And since you decided to bring

us up to this godforsaken cabin and trick me into coming... Come on, man!

I call dibs on the bed! And you have to sleep over there.

[ Exhales sharply ] This is for kids. Good night!

I'll take my pillows.

[ Sighs ] Really?

You know I'm 6'4", right? Good night! Yeah, good night yourself.

♪♪ [ Whistles ] Mess hall! Now!

All right. Have a seat. Let's go... Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Electronics. Thank you very much. Come on, put them in there.

[ Sighs ] Let's go. Put 'em in. There we go. All right.

Here comes the instant reward. There you go. What's this?

This is a little somethin'-somethin' I call breakfast.

[ Chuckles ] Dig in. Oh! Hold on. Let's say grace. Bow your heads.

Oh, great idea, Dad... Heavenly Father, God is great, good, great, and good,

and thank you for this amazing food. In Jesus' name, I pray, amen.

Amen. Amen. Dig in.

Hey, Michael... You want some pancakes? Oh, no, thank you.

If you're gonna take me to work, I got to go right now. Bye, baby. Bye.

Bye, Mom. Okay. Come on, let's go.

Enjoy. What is this? I'm living with crazy people.

♪♪ Voilà! Okay, what time are you

picking me up? Well, I was thinking I'd come by and I'd take you to lunch.

Negative. I'm booked solid all day. All my clients are waiting for

me to get back from this photo shoot. Okay, so why don't I just...

How about you just pick me up at 11:00? 11:00 P.M.?

Yeah, you know, actually, make it 11:30. 11:30 would be much better.

How's that? Thanks.

Bye. ♪♪

♪ He's stronger... ♪ [ Laughs ] He's really creeping me out,

T. He's being kind and attentive. Michael!

I don't know what this is all about. See, that's a man for you.

They don't appreciate you until they think some other man is about to scoop on in and get

you. See? But Michael and I had an

arrangement for many years. As soon as Malaysia finished law school...

Law school. I know. Yes, and we were gonna go our separate ways.

I get it, but tell me this... Are you excited? [ Giggles ]

I can't wait. Yes! My girl's about to be back on

the market! I've never been on the market.

I have been with Michael since I was 14 years old. He's my first and only.

Okay, now, you know I know. I remember your mother dragged you, pregnant and all, hobbling

and wobbling in cosmetology class. I can't believe you stuck with

it 'cause you know I wasn't cut out to be in nobody's head all day.

Yeah, I know. I just stayed with it, and got all this.

And you stayed with Michael. Arrangement or no arrangement, I just hope you didn't get the

short end of the stick, if you know what I mean. [ Laughs ] That's the thing.

I don't have anything to compare it to. I don't know if he's a good man,

I don't know if he's a short stick, a big stick. I don't... I don't know!

I have nothing to compare him to! Okay, okay, so what you're

saying is, Little Miss Missy might be, uh, ready to get your little freak on, huh?

No! It's not about sex, girl. It's... It's about living my life

on my own terms, nobody telling me what to do anymore. And then Michael is free to have

all his little dalliances, or whatever. Are you sure you're ready for

this? I've been ready for 25 years. All right. If you say so.

Okay. Boom. [ Chuckles ]

Thank you, Tyrell.

Whoa! Whoa.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. [ Laughs ] I'm just gonna get my things,

and then I'll be ready to go. You know it's past midnight? Yeah.

You shouldn't be working like this, Ebony. I always work like this,

Michael. How do you think I got this salon and became hair guru to

the stars? I know. I'm just saying... All the while, raising our

children, all those years you were deployed. Oh, you...

Are you mad at that? That's how I provided for my family, you know?

No, I'm not mad. I... I'm just ready, Michael. I'm ready to live.

I'm ready to love the way I choose to. Not the way I'm told to, you

know? Just ready. You know, I think about that

day all the time. Yeah, me, too. It's etched in my brain.

That look on your face when they told you I was pregnant. That look on your face when

they told us we had to get married. "But the choice is yours."

"The choice is yours." [ Chuckles ] Oh, my... Yeah, but it wasn't,

and now it is. We finally get to choose, right? [ Sighs ] I guess we do.

Let's go. You know, all this... What you've done...

I'm proud of you. ♪♪

♪♪ 10, 9, 8, 7, 6... come on!

5, 4, 3... Put a smile on your face! Come on. Let's go, Junior!

This is fun! Let's go. Good. Get your knees up. Use your arms!

They're not wings! Why are they flopping around? Come on!

Get 'em up! There we go! There we go! Let me see that smile.

Let me see your teeth! Don't you like this? Don't you love it?

Madison! Ma-di-son! Can you please hurry up?

I need to go in the shower! You're so dramatic! Mom, can I borrow one of your

shirts, please? Which shirt? Why doe she get to borrow

your shirts? Any one of your shirts! Just can I borrow one, please?

Yeah. It's all about the effort. Take a knee, soldier.

Hey, everybody! Front and center. I got a great idea.

Let's go for a nature walk. No. No. Look, I promise I won't make

you do jumping jacks. Just a leisurely stroll together.

Okay, well, how far do we have to walk, Dad? Like, just around the yard and

stuff? Can I least bring my phone to keep me company?

What am I supposed to wear? Michael, I really got to get to the shop.

I can't. Okay, you know what? As long as I say. No!

I don't care about your clothes. The salon can wait. Let's go. [ Groans ]

Are you serious? So stupid. Achoo!

[ Exhales sharply ] Isn't this fun? [ Groans ]

Huh? Can we go back inside now, Michael?

[ Exhales sharply ] [ Sighs ] And are you gonna give me a ride to work, or should I

just take the car? [ Scoffs ] Whatever, Ebony. ♪♪

♪♪ [ Sighs ] Oh! Um...

[ Laughter ] Don't mind if I do. What?

What? No! You cheated! There's no way! Yes! I win! Again!

You cheat every time! Give me the pretzel sticks! Absolutely not!

I'm the pretzel stick king! No, you're the cheating king! Don't steal my pretzel

sticks! Well... You cheated!

Who's the best Nelson in the house? Not you!

Yeah, you better say it! Not me? What are you talking about?

No, not you. Every time. Listen, I know you mean well,

but as the only other male in this family, I think it's my civic duty to speak up.

Now, this whole little plan of yours, it ain't really working. I got this.

Dad, we need our phones back. Please. Come on. For once, the Bobbsey Twins

here are right. Free our phones! Free our phones!

Free our phones! Free our phones! Free our phones!

Free our phones! Free our phones! Enough! Enough!

Guys, we don't talk to each other. We don't listen to each other.

For sure. Madison, you're always asleep.

[ Laughter ] Yup! And, Michelle, you're always

on social media. Putting all your business out for the virtual world to see.

But, Dad, I have to keep up with my followers, they need me. I don't care about your

followers! He don't care. Listen to me.

You have to learn how to socialize with the people you care about before you go on

social media, socializing with people you don't know. I do socialize with you guys.

Shut up! Hey, Junior! Hey, hey, hey! Now, you only care about your

sneakers and you fake mustache that you draw in every day. [ Laughs ]

Mm-hmm. Yeah, you don't think I know? Come here.

You don't think I noticed? Look at this! You missed a little piece

right here. It's official. Dad's mean. He's mean. He's mean. That's it.

So the answer's no. No electronics for anyone here. [ Sighs ]

Am I clear? [ Watch vibrates ] Oh!

Oh! No electronics, huh? Oh! Boom!

Boom! Boom! No! No! Yeah! Yeah, exactly.

All right, all right. Look, look, look, look, look... How about I just limit your

privileges? Limit? Okay. I don't want a limit.

[ Whispering ] Negotiate. No, but it doesn't make sense.

Go on. A couple hours a day. At least 6.

Yeah. Exactly. They need 6. I need 12. Because I need to Instagram

in the morning, Facebook Live in the afternoon... Two hours.

No, no, no. 2 times 6 is 12. Two hours? Boom. Simple math.

I need 12 because.. Shh! Guys. That'll work, I guess. Yeah.

Okay, fine. Okay. Two hours it is. What will be included in this

deal? Mm! Good question. Will that be, you know,

cellphone, laptops, tablets... Mnh-mnh. Cellphones only. TV, videos games...?

TV as a family, and video games only if you play with a sibling.

Oh, that's not gonna... Shh! What if we don't want to...

Shh! Shut the... Shut up! We'll consider it. Well consider it.

[ Laughs ] You'll consider it? We'll consider it.

Mm-hmm. All right, well, consider... It's your turn.

Oh, yes. Yes. I'm gonna win this round. You're about to lose again.

No more cheating! No! ♪♪

Hey, legs. What you doing? You know, the older you get, the creepier you get.

[ Chuckles ] [ Giggles ] Just a husband trying to make

out with his wife. Oh, boy. Soon-to-be ex-wife.

[ Singsongy ] ♪ Don't have to be ♪ [ Singsongy ] ♪ But she's

gonna be ♪ Try to be a little less excited about this.

Okay. What's going on? I hope you're not trying to back out of our arrangement.

No, I'm... I'm... Why did you bring us here, anyway?

You have never brought all of us here before. You never wanted to come

here. That's why I came by myself. Oh, right. By yourself.

All right, more cheating accusations, really? I mean, it's fine if you have

a side piece, Michael. I might have a side piece, too. And in a few weeks, I can have a

front piece. Hey! [ Scoffs ] So, hold on.

You're interested in exploring? You can do that with me, you know.

I like trying new things. I know. With new people who aren't me.

Whoa! Okay. Now that's hitting below the belt.

You haven't been down there in a while. Oh, so you admit it?

I'm not admitting anything. You seem to know everything. Why don't you tell me?

Okay, look, in answer to your question, yes, maybe I am interested in exploring, you

know? But it is not about being with somebody else, Michael.

It is about finally not being defined by this and you and... Do you know what I mean?

No. What? See, the only thing that we really should be thinking about

right now is how long we're gonna wait before we start dating other people.

You know, my parents told me that I couldn't date until I was 16, and then you and I got

pregnant at 14. And now I'm 40, and I've never been on a date.

You know? [ Giggles ] I've never even really had a

boyfriend.

I don't know, just... Ebony...

It's all right. I... Listen... I need to get some ice cream.

Ebony. Ebony! Come...

Oh, heck no.

♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

Are you dead, lady? No, but I think I'm now

blind. Better than dead. Where are you parents?

We live over there. Do they know you're out here alone?

They don't mind. I come over here all the time. Where are you parents?

We live over there. Do they know you're out here alone?

You're cute. As in pretty? Yeah. As in pretty.

And funny. No one has ever called me pretty before.

Well, I think you're gorgeous. Kevin says I look funny.

Screw Kevin. Who's Kevin? This kid at my school. Well, I'm older than Kevin,

which means I'm smarter than Kevin, and I say you're just fine the way you are.

What's your name? Daisy. Nice to meet you, Daisy.

I'm Madison. [ Chuckles ] ♪♪

[ Skillet sizzling ] I have really bad reception out here, so I can barely hear

you! Say that again! What's wrong with this thing?

Hey, uh, Dad, do... Do pizza places deliver around

here? Pizza? Yeah.

It's time for breakfast! I'm making my famous pancakes. I never got it.

I checked twice! Michelle! Michelle! Michelle! What?!

Don't you want pizza? Yeah, sure, I don't care! I'm trying to get this thing to

work. Well, what kind of pizza? Stop! Guys!

We're having pancakes, all right? Come on, Dad.

This stupid thing won't turn on. Well, since that one's broke, can you help me turn this on?

Oh, my Gosh. Mom! Where's your laptop? Hang on.

It's upstairs, baby! Bring it down because I need to check my e-mails again.

Let's have breakfast first. Where's Madison? She's out in nature.

Mom! Where's your laptop? Hold on. Upstairs on the bed! Okay!

All right, let's go get these pancakes. Okay, great. Absolutely.

Come on, guys! Yes. Thank you so much. Okay. Bye-bye.

Fresh pancakes. Let's eat first. Give me that. Dad, I need to check...

Yeah, we got to eat... No, no, no, no, no. I need that.

Mom, you just said I could use that. Yeah, calm down.

You can get it right when I'm done checking this e-mail. Come on. Two.

There you go. Yummy, yummy, yummy. You, too. Ugh! He said he sent it.

There you go. There's syrup. Not in my inbox. There is powdered sugar.

You don't want syrup? Nope. It's not in spam...

All right, then more for me. And it is maybe... [ Sighs ] Michelle, Michael,

go outside and play. Play? Play what? Go outside?

There's bugs outside. I don't want to go outside. Michelle.

Go outside and play. But, Mom, come on. You really...

Let's go outside. [ Sighs ]

Those are some yummy pancakes.

I don't know about you, but... You want some?

You... like those blueberries, huh?

♪♪ Look what I managed to sneak out of the tech box on the way

out. [ Laughs ] Great minds think alike!

All right, we got to go before Dad sees us. Come on.

[ Sighs ] I don't have a freakin' signal.

This is ridiculous! Wait. Wait. No. Wait. Oh! Oh! Okay. [ Sighs ] Finally.

Y'all, I think this jungle is starting to get to my sister. She actually befriended a little

white farm girl. I don't know what's gotten into her.

And this is my bro, Mike. Mike, say hello. Ugh, I don't know what's gotten

into him either, but, yeah... Pray for your girl. Peace out. Love. No bad vibes.

See? If you stay here, we could be best friends.

I'll do you one better. How about I be your play big sister?

But you've got the twins. Yeah, well, I'm kind of a loner.

My big sister is everyone's favorite, so I can't be anyone's big sister.

I can't be the big sister. You know? So I'm open if you want me.

I've always wanted a big sister, so, yay! [ Laughs ] Here.

Come off of there. Got it? Let's go. You went too far, Michael.

Geez... Too far. I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry.

[ Laughs ] It was an impulse. An impulse? [ Sighs ] Just like everything

in your life is an impulse! [ Sighs ] Well, when you start deleting e-mails and messing

with my coins, we have a problem! I didn't want you to leave

again, so I panicked! I did it for us! What?

Yeah! You did it for you! Just like you've always done

since you were 14 years old. For your personal satisfaction! Yeah, well, that's a little

dramatic. Let me tell you something! Life doesn't come to a

standstill just because you want to rearrange everything and start making pancakes!

That's not what I'm doing! You are playing with my life, Michael!

Again! It's my life, too, you know? It's our life!

Why are you so eager to throw everything away? We had a kid when we were

kids. Our parents said that we had to stay together and raise our

child, so that's what we did! We did the right thing, but we weren't in love, Michael!

It was always about our daughter! It wasn't about us.

And four kids later... Yes! Four amazing kids later, and I thank God for them every

day, and for 25 years, I chose them! And I will continue to choose

them! But I think it's time that I chose myself.

Well, somewhere in there, you forgot to mention that you have a husband.

A what? A husband? I don't have a husband. I have a roommate!

Yeah, we fell into the husband-and-wife thing, but it was never real!

Well, it felt real to me. Are you talking about sex, Michael?

I'm talking about family! [ Sighs ] I'm done.

I've served my time. And so have you. No, hold on. Hold on.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Listen, listen. I know that you feel that

Malaysia robbed you of your childhood, you know? I know that.

But I was robbed, too. And I was always right there. See, that's the thing,

Michael. You weren't there. You were off somewhere doing God

knows what with God knows who. Why do you keep saying that? Because it's true!

You never wanted to be here, and now all of sudden, you do? [ Scoffs ]

No, Michael. No.

Ebony... Ebony!

Ebony! Ebony, will you come back here so we can talk?

No, why don't you talk to my lawyer and sign the divorce papers, Michael?

Ebony! I'm done!

[ Door closes ] [ Engine starts ]

♪♪ >> Tara, call all my clients.

Let them know I'm going on another shoot, and they need to get in while they can.

Just book them. I don't care what time of day. Hi, Maria.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

[ Chuckles ]

[ Sighs ]

My turn. Ugh!

Hey, hey, hey, hey! Okay, okay. Like your grandfather used to

do it. Oh, my God! I know! Cheating!

You cheated to see all of that! This game is supposed to be

played with high energy. Oh! Look at me with Madison and all that hair!

I looked so cute. You know that's Junior, right?

[ Laughs ] Oh, you laughing? You may have gotten all the

hair, but you sure didn't get the height. Oh! Burn!

Yeah. Thank you. Oh, that's how it's gonna be? You got favorites now, huh?

I love all my kids equally.

What? Nothing. Nothing at all.

We love you, too, Dad. [ Laughs ] Look who's awake.

Come on, Maddie. You want to play? No, I'm good.

Actually, uh, let's go outside, guys. Yeah, let's go outside.

Come on. Oh, just... just us. I want to bond with my siblings.

Come on, siblings. Go! Oh! All right. All right.

Are you sleepwalking? No, silly. Well, something's up, 'cause

you never talk to us. I talk to you all the time. Not on purpose.

Oh! No, she does. "Shut up, Mike Jr.! Get out of the way, Michelle!

Leave me alone, you annoying little pests!" It's not like you guys talk

to me, either. You guys have your secret little twin language and twin signals

and stuff. [ Together ] We do not. No, we don't.

That's crazy. [ Laughs ] Whatever.

I need to tell you guys something, but you can't freak out, especially you, Michelle.

It's about Dad, isn't it? He really is dying. Oh, my gosh...

Is that why he's being so nice to us? Oh, my gosh.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait... Dad's not dying, is he?

No. Mom and Dad are getting a divorce.

Stop playing. What?! Are you serious?

You can't be serious. Yeah. Daisy and I overheard them

yesterday. Daisy? Who's Daisy? That's the little white farm

girl! Well, did you tell Malaysia? No. I don't think she knows.

What do you mean? She has a right to know! I mean, that's why they got

married in the first place, because of her! Plus, we could use her help.

This is so bad! This cannot... No, we're not going to Malaysia.

She has enough going on with law school. I can handle this, guys.

Well, look, I think this calls for an adult intervention. Exactly.

Why does everybody think Malaysia can handle everything? We're the ones that were with

Mom and Dad when she was out with Grandma and Grandpa. This is our problem.

Well, what do you suggest that we do? I mean, I'm not trying to be

another statistic, like... Not to mention a one-income household.

I'm open to suggestions. Mm... We could make them reverse it.

And how do you suppose we do that? IDK, but we got to do

something. We plan a family dinner. Mom and Dad show up, but we

don't. They have a romantic evening together.

Everything is happy ever after. That's lame. You know what? I'm calling Malaysia.

Yeah, and I'm gonna have a talk with Dad, you know, man to man.

[ Scoffs ] Let's go. Yeah. That's a good idea. Okay.

You know, I put this playset up when...

when you and Michelle were born? Yeah, I always wanted this place to be a spot where we could come

as a family and just be together, but... It never happened 'cause your

mother never wanted to come out. Well, I mean, we had school and stuff, so...

I know I haven't been the perfect dad.

I made a lot of mistakes. I was too strict, too absent. But I love you.

And your sisters. We love you, too, Dad. And I love your mother, too.

I'm glad you mentioned that. You know, I never told you guys this, but...

I don't think I could have done what you guys did, raising a kid and starting a family at a young

age. It wasn't easy. Especially on your mother.

She had to handle a lot on her own. I know I could have done more.

I mean, yeah, but you guys did it, you know? You know, most teenagers,

they're not cut out for that. Especially the dudes, you know, but you handled yours.

I got mad respect for you for that. Whoa. [ Chuckles ]

Mad respect, huh? I mean, yeah, you're a cool dude, you know?

You just got to chill with some of that military Navy SEAL stuff and show the world how cool you

really are, but I think Mom would appreciate that. Just saying.

Thanks, man. No problem.

[ Cellphone vibrates ] Hey, kiddo. What's up?

Nothing much. What's up with you? I'm just studying.

I got to go to rehearsal later. Brandon and I have been doing these little acoustic sets at

the coffee shop, but listen, don't tell Mom, okay? She'll stress out and freak out

on both of us, okay? I'm gonna surprise her and Dad at graduation.

That's cool. Yeah, it helps relax me. Law school is very stressful.

And now I have to graduate and get a job and start this career. Yeah, that's usually how it

goes. Anyway, so what's up with you guys?

How's life in the country going? Um, are you sure you're okay? Because you sound really

stressed out. Listen, you have no idea, Chelle.

But I'll be fine once graduation is over and I can finally get to do what I really want to do.

Right. Well, don't worry about us country folks. [ Chuckles ]

Just concentrate on graduating, and singing, or whatever. [ Sighs ] I love you.

Love you, too. Bye.

Truce? I got ice cream.

Hey... [ Clears throat ]

Dinner is served. Follow me. ♪♪ I don't... I don't know...

I didn't know Mike Jr. was such a good cook. [ Chuckles ]

[ Laughs ] Yeah, we learned a few things on our getaway... Yeah, we have.

Hey, you want to go for a walk while we wait on dessert? Okay.

Yeah? Let's go. ♪♪

[ Laughter ] So, uh, then he went on to say how rare it is for teenage

parents to do what we did. So not only is the boy smart, he can cook.

Yeah, I knew he had more in his head than shoes and video games.

Takes after his mama. Really? He's right, you know.

It's not easy, what we did. Yeah, well, maybe we were just stubborn.

Maybe we had something to prove. Maybe we didn't like losing. Or maybe we fell in love.

Sorry, it slipped out. ♪♪ No, it's fine.

For a while there, I thought we did. Then you drifted so far away.

Well, you left me. No. No, I didn't. You wanted to.

You couldn't wait to be deployed, and when you were home, you weren't.

You... You had your own life away from me and the kids. You had the books and your

speaking engagements... You pushed me away, too, you know...

Can I ask you a question? Hmm?

Do you think... Well... If we hadn't gotten pregnant,

do you think we would have been together? Ebony...

No, I'm just wondering. Would you have chosen me? I did choose you.

I don't know. Thank you for your honesty. I don't know if I would have

chosen you, either. [ Chuckles ]

Since we're being honest... [ Sighs ]

Can I tell you something? I was, um... 22 and stupid.

I felt like my life had been taken away from me. I was mad at our situation.

It was when I was deployed in Iraq, and, uh... She was on her second tour with

a husband and a kid at home.

We fooled around a couple times, and I let it happen.

I didn't stop it. I... It was so stupid. I wish I... I wish I could have

ignored my anger and my loneliness, but... I was young,

and I made a mistake. I'm sorry. So I wasn't crazy.

I'm gonna call my attorney in the morning and...

get this rolling.

See, guys? Told you this would work.

[ Sighs ] I guess.

♪♪ >> Wow.

This is very nice. Very nice. Where is she? [ Gasps ] There she is! [ Squeals ]

Oh! Hi! Hug Daddy first! [ Squealing, laughter ]

Okay... Oh, baby! It's been forever.

[ Crying ] Oh, my God! Look at your hair. Oh, don't cry.

I'm sorry, baby. Who did your hair? This is cute. It's cute, right?

Yeah. I went to your girl. I'm so glad! Is that mine?

No, it's not yours. Hi, baby bro! How are you? Oh!

Hi, Chelle! So good to see you! Hey, Maddie.

Hey, wait, let me fix this back here. Okay.

[ Giggles ] Yeah, sit, sit, sit. Right here? Yeah, sit.

Okay. ♪♪ Oh, he's such a beautiful

soul. He is very talented. Oh, and beautiful.

[ Laughter ] Junior, way to ruin the moment.

And he's doing really well with his music. Oh, wow.

He's part of this band called Indigo Blue, and they just got offered this huge deal to go on

a world tour. Oh, my gosh! That's amazing! No, but wait...

How do you feel about this? Because you're gonna be spending a lot of time away from each

other. I think they'll work it out, right?

Yeah, I mean, when you're in love, anything is possible.

Malaysia. Whoa, whoa. What's happening?

I knew all about this. Malaysia and I are like this. Is she gonna sing?

I knew. a little something special we have for our family...

or my family. [ Chuckles ] ♪♪ ♪♪

♪ You know I'm always on the go ♪ ♪ And getting this money on the

road ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ ♪ And spending my time with

people I don't even know ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ ♪ You'll be on my mind

sometimes ♪ ♪ I got to let you know ♪ ♪ I can tell you don't want

to be alone ♪ ♪ So why you think you got to do it on your own ♪

♪ Thousands of miles away, you're on my mind ♪ ♪ Seeing your star, feeling your

shine ♪ ♪ I'm seeing your star ♪ ♪ I'm feeling your shine ♪

♪ I'm seeing your star ♪ ♪ I'm feeling your shine ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I'm seeing your star ♪ ♪ I'm feeling your shine ♪ ♪ 2,000 miles away ♪

♪ You know I'm feeling your shine ♪ [ Cheers and applause ]

Isn't she amazing? As you know, Indigo Blue just booked an 8-month international

tour. Ow! Whoo-whoo! [ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. And, you know, I couldn't

be happier to introduce my beautiful queen Malaysia as our lead singer.

Okay. We're going on tour, baby. Yeah.

[ Applause ]

Mike Jr., watch my purse.

Mom! It's all right.

It's all right. It's okay. Mom! What?

Mom, can I please just explain? Giving up law school to go on

tour with a band, to sing in coffee shops? Mom, I can still be a lawyer

someday, but right now, this is what I really want to do. Look, we don't always get to

do what we want to do in life. Are we talking about you or me?

Mom, I have dreams of my own, you know. I understand all that.

Do you? I'm not here for you to vicariously live out some life

that eluded you when you were younger! Okay, I need you to check

yourself right now. [ Scoffs ] Mom, I've always wanted to be a

singer. I remember singing for Grandma and Grandpa and performing for

them! But you just never listened when I told you that I wanted to do

this. Listen, I understand that. Trust me, I do.

I just don't want you to make the same mistake that I did. Mistake?

You mean me, right? I'm your mistake? No.

Man, I can't do this. Stop. Just... Just stop. That's not what I meant, okay?

When I was pregnant with you, I was scared and I was nervous,

but I was so sure that I could have had you and gone to law school, and I was forced to do

something else. I was young and obedient. And I... I didn't fight back,

you know? I didn't stand up for myself. You know, that was my mistake.

But, Mommy, that's what I'm doing right now. [ Sighs ]

I'm standing up for myself. [ Sighs ]

I'm so proud of you. Thank you.

And I want you to live your life. [ Chuckles ]

No regrets. I'm sure there will be plenty of those, but this can't be one

of them. Just don't call home and ask me for no money.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Indistinct conversation ] [ Laughter ]

It's time for a toast. Mind if I make a toast, Michael? Oh, no. Dad...

Thirland... You and Helen helped us raise this beautiful young lady, so

you can make as many toasts as you wish. Okay. All right. Oh, no.

Dad... Easy, Gramps. Congratulations, Malaysia.

We are so proud of you and your accomplishments and can't wait to see what the future holds.

Michael, Ebony... You should be very proud of yourselves.

Look around you. You did this. Now, I know we didn't make it

easy on you, but... [ Whistles ] [ Light laughter ]

you accepted the responsibility, and together, you built a beautiful family

and a strong marriage. Cheers. To all of us.

Cheers. Cheers. I love you, Dad.

Oh, no... All right. My turn. Here we go.

Stop. I know... Well, I am bursting with pride for my little baby,

but I'm not gonna toast to you right now. Okay.

I'm going to toast all of you. My parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, and, most importantly, you, Ebony, because...

This young lady is... She's a product of your love, of

your resilience, of your faith, and I am so thankful for what you have done for her.

And for me. Cheers. [ Sighs ]

Congratulations, Mom. Congratulations, Dad.

Try this artichoke. No, you eat that. That's a Brussels sprout, but...

Is that what that is? Hey, uh, so, uh, you guys want to play a game?

Sure. The packing game. Let's play the packing game.

The packing game? [ Laughter ] Are you gonna start?

Are you serious? Of course I'm gonna start. Making fun of me...

So, I'm going on a trip, I'm packing my bag. I'm gonna pack my bleached

t-shirt. The bleached t-shirt? The bleached one.

Why would you bring that? It's my favorite. All right, all right.

Okay, fine. I'm going on trip, I'm packing my bags, I'm packing my favorite

bleached t-shirt and my red lipstick. Okay.

Easy with red lipstick, young lady. Yeah...

I'm going on a trip, I'm packing my bag, I'm taking my favorite bleached t-shirt, my

red lipstick, and my favorite shoes. I'm going on a trip, I'm

packing my bag, I'm taking my favorite bleached t-shirt, red lipstick, my favorite shoes,

and my lucky guitar. [ Laughter ] I'm going on a trip, I'm

packing my bags, I'm taking my bleached t-shirt, my red lipstick, my favorite shoes...

[ Whispers ] Guitar! My lucky guitar... [ Laughter ]

And... no regrets. Mm. Okay.

All right, well, I'm taking my, uh, favorite bleached t-shirt, my red lipstick, my

favorite pair of shoes, my lucky guitar, no regrets, and I'm taking my beautiful family.

Aww. Deep. Very deep. [ Laughter ]

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪ >> Hey!

Hey! I was just, uh... Fancy meeting you here.

Yeah, the kids are always outside now, so I got to come all the way out here for peace

and quiet. I was just, uh... Graduation's over.

Yep.

[ Laughter ] This place is amazing, and I

get to be here with my beautiful family. Scooch!

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You would think that. Oh! You were so cute!

This is you right here. Aww! [ Laughter ]

Can you guys... Hey. Can you guys pay attention for a second?

Okay. Sure. Now, I know that you guys

weren't crazy about coming out here. That's for sure.

I still think it was a good idea. Um, sometimes you got to

downsize for the uprise. [ Laughter ] Okay...

Thank you, I'll be here all week. Actually, uh...

I'll be here much longer than that. Because when you guys go home,

I'll, uh... I'll be staying here. Because your mother and I...

have decided to get a divorce. Wait, you're still going through with it?

What? You already knew? You knew about this?

Yes. No. You had one job.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Malaysia. I was gonna tell you.

It's just that you seemed stressed out, and... We thought you guys changed

your mind. Why would you think that? I mean, you guys are actually

talking to each other. You're looking at each other. Taking walks together.

Making pancakes. You actually acted like you like each other for a change.

Do you? Do you two even like each other? Look...

Honey, it's a lot more complicated than that. Listen, I know that this is a

lot to take, but it's gonna be fine. And no matter what happens

between your father and I, we're always gonna be your parents. You know this.

That's right. So this was your idea, Mom? No, baby.

Look, we both agreed. We both agreed. A long time ago, your father and

I decided that we were gonna wait until Malaysia graduated... Malaysia?

You guys have been planning to divorce all along but you waited until Malaysia graduated?

Because she's the only one that matters, right? What about the rest of us?

Look, Maddie... Guys... You guys clearly didn't think

this through. We need a mom and dad, too. We need you guys together, too!

Maddie. Maddie... You don't care! Whatever! Maddie.

Sweetheart, listen... I... I got it. Maddie! Oh, my God.

[ Door slams ] Another reason for her not to like me.

Listen, Malaysia, this is not your fault. "Until Malaysia graduates."

It sounds like it's my fault.

You know why I like this place?

Perspective. Everything just seems a little bit clearer.

I know you don't think I pay attention to a lot of things, but I do.

I know my children really well. You're tough, fearless... and a little bit closed off with

your feelings. Pot meets kettle. [ Chuckles ]

Touché. Well, I guess we could both work on being a little bit more open.

Look, Dad... I get what you were trying to do, bringing us out here to

connect. All of that is for nothing because you're leaving us.

Maddie, I'm not leaving you. Ever. Okay? I'm your father, and that's it.

I know you're upset, but this... This divorce isn't about you or Malaysia or the twins.

This is about your mother and me. I always knew there was

something off between you two. You never kissed. You never laughed together.

We didn't know how to be married. You got to remember, we were

younger than you when we had Malaysia. We...

We were so busy trying to figure out how to be parents... we got lost in the process.

So this divorce... This divorce is your mother and me trying to figure out what

we need. But Mom needs us to be loved. So do you.

[ Scoffs ] Yeah, I wish it was that simple. It is.

Come on, guys. Stop messing around.

I want to beat traffic. Let's go. Bye.

In the car! Come on! Bye, Daisy! Bye, Daisy.

Bye! Come on. Let's go. You have my number, okay?

Call me, text me. If Kevin or anyone else messes with you, you let big sis

Madison know, okay? [ Voice breaking ] Okay. [ Chuckles ]

See you soon. Bye. [ Engine starts ]

♪♪ ♪♪

Come here. Mwah.

See you soon, all right? Be good. Bye, baby.

I'm proud of you. All right, champ. See you soon, all right?

See you soon. Okay. Next week!

Love you guys!

So, um... I'll pick up the rest of my

stuff next week, all right? Okay.

[ Engine starts ]

So, I was thinking, um...

You know what? Reschedule my clients for today.

I'm gonna go home and hang out with my kids. Thanks.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪ >> Come on.

Okay, okay. Oh, no. Okay, Daddy. Daddy's trying to play games.

Ooh! Oh, come on! Might as well...

All right. Just go ahead. Ooh! Not! Bam! Mommy! Are you serious?

Yes, I'm serious! Something's going on. Why do you keep winning these

hands? 'Cause Mommy is here. [ Laughter ]

Thank you, Mommy! I love her the best! She always uses Grandma.

Go ahead. Now it's your go. All right, all right. Pow! Oh!

Ooh! I know! Y'all playing...

[ Laughter ] I'm terrible. I'm all out.

Mom, you got that one again. Yes, I did! [ Laughter ]

[ Doorbell rings ] Wait, who is at the door? Hold on, hold on.

So ridiculous. Somebody's at the door. Be right back.

Well, you won again. Yeah. Oh, wow. Oh, you think you have one,

so now you're feeling yourself.

Hey, who's at the door? It's Michael.

Dad! Dad! Hey! Hey, guys.

Hey. Hey. What are you doing here?

Um... Oh, these are for you. And I, uh, made you a mixtape.

You've held onto this all these years? Maybe we should leave them

alone. No, no! Please, don't. I have something to say to

Ebony, but to everybody, so... [ Clears throat ] Ebony, you recently asked me a

question. You asked me whether I would have chosen if you hadn't been

pregnant. I don't know what 14-year-old Michael thought back then, so I

can't answer that question, you know? But I do know what grown-up

Michael thinks and feels right now.

I love you, Ebony. I really, really, really,

really, really love you. [ Exhales sharply ] And, honestly, I...

I didn't know how much I loved you until I realized that I might lose you.

And now we're talking about how circumstances choose your path for you, and you and I didn't

have a chance to choose. We had to get married and had to stay together.

So maybe it's true, maybe it isn't. I know that we both missed out

on a lot, but I also know that we gained so much more... [ Laughs ] ...in the process.

Ebony, I want you to do everything you ever wanted to do

in your life. Even if that means without me. Well, I hope not.

[ Chuckles ] We've been married for 25 years.

I think it's time we got to know each other. So...

Mr. Daniels. Yes, Michael? With your permission,

y'all's permission... [ Laughter ] I would like to take this

beautiful woman out on a date. No pressure, okay? No hidden agenda.

Sure. [ Laughter ] Just a date.

♪♪ Just a date. ♪♪

♪ Shadows that we made ♪ ♪ They will turn a deeper... ♪ I, uh...

I take that as a yes. Do I look okay? [ Laughter ]

Yes! You look great, Mom! You look hot, Mom. And, Dad, you better keep your

hands to yourself. Hey! Listen to him.

May I? Where you want to go? Um...

Well, I know about this cute little cabin in the woods. Oh!

[ Laughter ] Wait a minute! Have fun!

Don't bring back a little sister! I don't need anymore! Thanks!

Parents just got back together. We did... I did this.

[ Arguing ] ♪♪ Pops!

Oh! Wait a minute! These are my followers! Y'all, listen...

♪♪ Well, guess what your girl did!

Why don't they listen to me? Because, you know, they're not used to the sound of your

voice. You're never really here! The... The sound...

What's wrong with my voice? [ Deep voice ] What's wrong with my voice?

[ High-pitched ] What's wrong with my voice? And cut!

[ Laughter ] Good night. [ Scoffs ]

How do you turn the lights off in this place?

[ Laughter ] I'm gonna get you cards,

because I am about to dab you! Oh! Oh, my God.

Don't do that anymore! Please! Hey, hey, hey! What? No. No.

You just can't believe you got a cool dad who knows all your stuff.

Oh, really? You don't think I know? All right.

We got it. We got it. That was embarrassing. I bought it from my dad a

long time ago. You don't know your lines? Yeah, I do. You don't.

No, I said... No, I say... You jumped my line in the beginning.

Just... Yeah, you jumped my line. It's gonna be beautiful.

It's gonna be perfect. Come on. Can you just say the "alone"

line? "I come up here to be alone," 'cause I got to say "Alone."

That's after... Okay, let's... All right, hold on.

♪♪ [ Gagging ] >> Action.

Isn't this so cute? I'm not in yet. [ Laughter ]

Oh. 53 Alpha. Take one. A mark.

B mark.

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