I don't play about my money
and I don't play about my -- blood.
[Karen] Previously, on Sistas.
The one you messing with right now.
-That's your blood? -Yeah, that's my blood baby.
You feeling me now.
I don't know if I'll ever be in love
with anybody again in my life.
I'm sorry you feel that way but I understand.
What do you need?
I don't know Andi, these favors can be pretty costly.
Yeah, you better watch who you talking to.
You better [imitates vibrating] go get that vibrator.
Hi.
Um, I'm looking for Zac.
I'm Fatima.
-Come on in. -Thank you.
-You're pretty. -Thank you.
Well, it looks like we have someone else to join us.
Hi.
-Aaron. -How you doing Fatima?
I'm good. How are you?
Good.
Karen?
[sighs]
Welcome to my home.
Uh, why don't you have a seat, right here?
Thank you.
I thought you wasn't coming.
I wasn't.
Then, why did you?
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Just sit, just sit, just sit.
'Cause I thought it was a good idea.
I think it's a good idea, too.
So, am I the only person that don't think this is a good idea?
Zac, please.
You not gonna kiss me?
Of course.
Fatima, I think you're just in time.
Am I?
Yeah, Karen was just about to tell Zac how she feels.
Momma.
Okay.
♪ My girls hold me down ♪
♪ When them boys mess around ♪
♪ My love life is a headache ♪
♪ We going out tonight ♪
♪ ' Cause I'm looking for love ♪
Do you know what is happening here?
Did Zac tell you?
Kinda, yeah, but, but I would love to hear it from you.
Well, this is the love of my life.
And I never, ever, ever want her to hurt.
She's my baby girl.
I understand that.
-Do you have children? -No.
-No, not yet. -[Lisa] Okay.
Okay, well, as much as you think you understand,
wait 'till you have children.
Because it's magnified a thousand times more.
Just really never want them to ever feel bad or to hurt.
Oh, of course.
And when I found out that she was pregnant
and in this situation,
I thought it best if,
she wrote a letter to each of the people
and read it to them, explaining how she feels.
That's a really good idea.
Thanks, I do too.
That way she doesn't forget what she needs to say.
Exactly.
I got it from Oprah.
[laughs]
So, we're all on the same page now, right?
Yeah, we are and um, speaking of pages,
I have one of my own, too.
-[Lisa] Oh, you do? - Yeah.
What?
Yeah, do we all get to say something
or just Karen?
Not right now.
Right now, it's just about Karen.
It's always about Karen.
You know, mom, I actually,
I want to hear what she has to say.
-No, honey. -No, I do, I mean...
-She'll get her chance. -Alright.
Everybody will get a chance.
It's always about her.
But she's the one that's stressed.
She's the one that's having the roughest time, I think.
So, it's just for her.
Okay?
Momma, I'm not sure I can do this.
You can do this.
You can, come on.
You need to not stress any more.
So, come on.
Is there a reason you looking at me like that?
Mm-mm, mm-mm.
I'm sorry. How am I looking at you, Karen?
Mm-mm.
Alright, just stop.
Stop, stop.
Just read your letter, baby.
Go on.
Zac, one day I wondered why I started
hating butterflies so much.
Then, I remembered the day we met.
On the train, a butterfly got on and you ran.
Like a bitch.
The whole train was laughing so hard
when you literally, fell on me.
But now, every time I see one
I don't even see the beauty in it.
All I feel is a crushing weight.
And that's exactly what being with you is like.
Everything that was supposed to be beautiful,
and I mean everything, you have ruined for me.
I hate that I have this man that wants me to love him
but when I see him, I see you.
I hate that I have wasted three years of my life,
hoping that you would change.
Hoping that you would give even a fraction of what you took.
That you wouldn't cheat with your co-workers
and your strippers.
That you would decide not to hurt me again and again
and again.
And I hate that after all that, I still trusted you.
I hate that I spent so much of my hard earned money on you,
of all people.
But I kept saying to myself,
"Just hold him down, he's gonna get better."
"He's gonna do better by you."
But you never did.
And you know why?
'Cause you never wanted to.
That's why you never got better.
Yo, this ain't, this ain't fair, yo.
-Zac. -No, it's not.
Just let her finish.
What, what am I doing?
And why am I here?
Why?
Just let her finish.
Now, I'm pregnant.
And I just know that this is your baby.
And I want it to be.
I can't even enjoy this moment,
what's supposed to be the happiest moment of my life,
because this is not what it's supposed to look like.
As much as I don't want you, I still want you.
And that makes me so mad.
It makes me so -- sick because of all this dysfunction
that you put me through for no good reason.
I don't even know how to let a good man,
an actual good man, love me.
I don't even know what a healthy relationship looks like.
-This. -You see Momma?
This is why I didn't want to do this.
This is exactly why I didn't want to do this.
It's alright, I understand. But come on.
-[Zac] What? -Zac, come on.
-Zac. -What?
-Don't, don't do that. -What am I doing?
Then why am I here?
Like, why, why do I gotta do this?
-Can't we just listen? -I'm listening.
She bashing the shit out of me.
Talking about all the bad times.
Didn't mention none of the good times.
Or the fact that I did try to give her some money.
Or the fact that I hated that I couldn't provide.
And I even told her that.
Or the fact that I gave her 75 thousand -- dollars.
Not enough.
No, my whole life has been like this with women.
I wonder why.
Every single one, from my mother to every girl after that,
been just like this.
Hey, look at me.
Look at me.
I'm looking.
Just calm down.
Can you just listen?
Do you want me to listen or you just want to hear?
Can we do both?
Why?
Zac, let's just listen to what she has to say, okay?
Whatever. Whatever.
Come on, Zac, she just has a little bit more.
Go ahead.
[Lisa] Go on, baby.
I want to be done with you.
And I want to move on with my life.
But now, with this baby,
you might always be in my life.
And I don't know if I can do that.
I'm done, that's all I want to say.
Okay, well, that's enough.
You said I would feel better, Momma.
I don't feel better.
You will, give it a little time.
That's good. Can I go?
Don't you have anything to say?
No.
[Lisa] Nothing at all?
Nothing.
Okay.
Aaron?
Karen, I know you feel, uh,
I know you feel pretty bad, right now.
Honestly, I just want to say thank you for saying all this.
Um, I think this is the clearest you've ever been.
And I really appreciate that.
And as, uh, difficult as it was to hear,
I guess, I feel like I needed it.
And honestly, even with all of this, I still love you.
I'm still gonna be here for you.
And look, I, I'm not here to compete with Zac.
That's 'cause you can't.
Because he has a piece of your heart.
And I respect that.
I do.
And you know, I'm, I'm just not gonna stop doing what I can
to show you what it would be like
to be in a normal, healthy relationship.
Whatever it takes.
Dude, are you serious?
Didn't your ex-wife off herself...
Zac.
[Zac] ...in her salon, in front of her?
You know, brother, I'm talking to Karen, not you.
-And I'm talking to you, --. -Yo, watch it.
[Lisa] Boys, stop it.
Watch it. He tough now.
[Lisa] Zac, stop it.
Yo, can I go?
-Sure, yeah. -Thank you.
I, um, I actually have something I want to say.
-[Zac] No, Fatima, let's go. - [Fatima] Can I talk?
-Oh, God. -[Fatima] No.
Zac, I need to say this.
Go ahead, Fatima.
Thank you.
Um, Karen, you and I have already had this discussion.
If this is Zac's baby, I will never harm your child.
That's number one.
Number two, I know how you feel about Zac.
And I know you still love him.
But you two are over.
Facts.
I just need to be sure that you understand that.
-Do you understand that? -Yeah, I said that.
Okay, so, all this popping up at the house
and waiting for him has gotta stop.
Wait a second. Are you doing that, too?
-Momma. -Yes, she is.
And I also want to talk about the word bitch.
Okay, now wait a second.
Where is this going?
No, just, Ms. Lisa?
-[Lisa] Mm-hmm. -Please just hear me out.
As black people, when we say you my --,
that's how some of us speak.
It's our culture.
But when a white person says it, we ready to go to war.
Look, I call my friends bitch, they call me bitch.
But when someone who's not my friend
or in my circle calls me a bitch,
that's a call to war.
So, I'll make this very clear, Karen.
-I've been very respectful. -Mm-hmm.
And I haven't called you out of your name.
Unless you called me out of mine first.
But that expiration date has passed.
As has your presence in my house.
-[Lisa] But wait a second. -Get out now!
-[Lisa] Wait a second. -Gladly.
-Is what she's saying is true? -Momma.
-[Zac] Yep. -Yeah, I said that.
Well, that's wrong. That's just wrong.
Momma, who's side are you on?
I'm on the side of right, Karen.
You know that's always been my motto.
But if you've been doing this, you need to apologize.
Alright, you know what?
I'm not doing this.
I'm not even supposed to be stressed right now.
Okay, I'm not doing this.
I'm just not gonna do it.
There's a lot of stuff you don't know, Momma. Okay?
-[laughing] She's stressed. -[Lisa] Alright.
Congrats, bro.
Chill.
I'm not. Honestly, y'all need to get out my damn house.
Get out!
Who's idea was this?
It's mine, and I still stand by it
because I know my daughter.
Well, you can stand by her and him by yourself.
-Can we go? -Sure.
-Thanks come on, baby. -Just one more thing.
Come on, Fatima.
Seriously, Zac.
Look, Ms. Lisa, maybe, maybe you can talk her into this
so we don't have to wait nine months to find out.
What's that?
If she can count back eleven days from her period,
that usually tells her fertility cycle.
Add ten days and that should tell us when this happened.
And if that's too confusing, then maybe,
she can get an ultrasound.
And that usually tells the week of conception.
Hmm, well, she's already had the ultrasound.
Oh.
Well, do we know close the timing was?
Are we really doing this shit right now?
Yes. I need dates.
I don't got dates.
I don't know.
Aaron?
It was in the same week.
Cool, 'cause he always following me.
Well, there goes that theory.
-The -- and everything. -Zac.
I'm just saying the facts, bro.
It was worth a try.
Okay.
Ms. Lisa, it was really nice meeting you.
It was nice meeting you too.
-And um... -[mumbling]
Karen's really lucky to have a mother like you.
Thank you.
And for what it's worth, I, I really hope all this worked.
It did, I know my daughter.
Okay.
Bye, Zac.
Take care, Fatima.
Yo, don't do that.
-Don't do that. -Bye, Zac.
Don't do that.
Bruh, I'm telling you, Fatima was so pressed for me, like,
I had to tell her to chill out a little bit.
Like, for real.
Um, why am I having a hard time believing this?
Honestly, like, she was pressed for your boy.
It was kind of crazy.
Fatima, you know, seems here and you.
You gonna do me like that?
For real?
Okay, look, look, look, let me tell you one more thing.
What is it?
I'm working your nerves?
Go on.
Okay, so, this dude Robin.
He's leveraged to his eyeballs.
How do you know?
My contact over at Benson.
See, they said, he out here frontin' like he big shit.
-Well, that's good to know. -Yeah, I know.
We got took over.
Alright, let me warn you though, Hayden.
Don't underestimate him.
I won't.
I'm telling you, I was looking at his resume.
Hate to admit it, but the guy's smart.
Gary, we smart too.
Well, I know I am.
You really saying that to a lawyer?
-You gonna do me like that? -Relax, I'm joking.
Yeah, okay.
I don't know, sometimes you're judgement, Gary,
I don't know.
What do you mean?
I mean Andi.
What about her?
You don't think it's strange that we threaten to sue her
and now, y'all all lovey-dovey again, huh?
Man, come on, with that shit, man.
I'm telling you, she scared, bro.
She wanted to see me.
You really believe that?
Okay, I'm telling you when I was there,
she didn't want me to leave.
Alright, so, uh, shit, give her a call.
I'm not calling her.
Oh, so you not gonna call her?
See, 'cause I thought y'all used to hit each other up,
late at night, get it poppin'.
What's the problem?
We did.
Oh, you worried she with Robin, huh?
'Cause he is in town.
She's not with him.
-No? -No.
How you know that?
Because she's at home waiting for me to call her.
Pretty confident.
You wanna bet on it?
If I call her, and she says yes,
what do I get?
You can name your price.
But, if she does say no,
I'm thinking you gotta throw me like, 10 additional shares
when we take over.
I'm not doing that.
Oh, so you ain't confident, then?
I'll tell you what.
When I call her and she will say yes, you give me 30 shares.
-Hell no. -Exactly.
-I ain't taking that deal. -Dumb ass bet.
That's a terrible deal.
Okay, okay, okay, look.
How about this?
How about we do three shares either way?
I'll take that bet.
Yeah, we got a bet!
-Okay, fine. -Call her.
[sighs]
I'm waiting.
Hayden.
[phone vibrating]
Hello.
Are you up?
Yep, I'm working.
[Gary] Okay, that's good.
Hey look, I wanted to, uh, I wanted to see you.
You just saw me, Gary.
I know, but gosh, I want to see again and again and again.
Come on, come on.
Don't say no.
I have to be up early tomorrow.
I can't be up all night.
Look, okay, okay, just for a few hours.
A few hours is all night.
Come on, the longer you delay, the longer...
Okay, come on.
But hurry up.
-Do you need anything? -Just you.
Well, I already got all that.
Hurry up.
Alright, I'll talk to you in a bit.
[Andi] Bye.
Hayden, uh, did you bring your wallet?
'Cause I guess I'll be seeing you later.
Why you lying, bruh?
Why you lying?
I told you, I got it.
She playing you, bruh.
She's not playing me.
I'm telling you, she playing you.
Well, I guess I'll be the one playing tonight.
Yeah, okay.
My man, he got it.
Oh, it's like that, huh?
Have fun.
What the --?
Uh-uh, no, everybody, you gotta leave.
Give me this. What's wrong with you?
Out. Out.
What the -- are you doing?
Give me this thing.
Back up. Get out.
Out. Out.
Did I stutter?
Get the -- out.
Hey.
That's my room bitches.
Get the -- out.
That way.
I don't believe this shit.
Excuse me Miss, but you gotta get the -- out.
Not that, get yo ass out of there.
That way.
That's the bathroom.
Dizzy bitches.
You gotta be -- kidding me.
What the hell is wrong with you?
-Those were my guests. -I don't give a --.
What the -- is wrong with you?
You gotta go. You gotta go.
I don't give a -- where you go.
But you gotta get the -- out of here.
I'm not going anywhere.
Que, if you don't think for one second
that you not gonna clean this shit up
and get all Maurice's shit back, you got another thing coming.
That's your job.
You the bitch around here.
Que, I'm trying not to break my foot off in your ass.
Ass?
I can't, I can't believe this --.
Where the hell is all the food?
We ate it.
Where the -- is the TV?
I smoked the TV, momma.
[laughing]
You think this shit's funny?
Be-beyond.
Wait 'till I start hitting your room.
--, I dare you.
I already have.
[laughing]
My door.
I told you ain't no such thing as locks to a gangsta.
Gangsta.
You doing drugs?
Yep.
With an ankle monitor on?
You looking at it.
You know if the cops catch you, you're going back, right?
Yeah.
Alright, -- it.
You don't care, I'm calling 'em.
You don't know who to call.
I'll find out.
You let me have to deal with somebody's shit
'cause you called them.
You think somebody's really scared of you, don't you?
I can look at you and see that you --.
You know, that shit's getting really old.
Yes it is, so, uh, clean it up.
--.
Where the -- are my golf clubs?
I smoked the golf clubs, momma.
[laughing]
Que.
I, I, I left you one.
This is some bullshit.
Well, call the police.
I did.
They tell you how this shit works?
Your name isn't on the lease so you can't put me out.
[laughing]
Que.
I got about 75 dollars for 'em.
Those golf clubs were worth a grand.
And they were my dead father's.
I told you, I left you one.
You got one.
--!
Why are you so upset?
You blowing my high.
Oh.
You been quiet.
No.
I mean, ever since we got home, you ain't say nothing.
I'm just, I'm just thinking.
You want me to drag it out of you?
I'm just thinking, Zac, that's all.
Why'd you even come?
I was invited wasn't I?
Yeah, you were, but you told me you wasn't coming, so.
I was talked into it.
You little gangsta cousin?
She just pointed some things out to me.
I see, like what?
Like, I need to get all the information.
Y'all just be talking in code.
Like, what does that even mean.
Zac, not just your side of the story but hers too.
Mmm.
So, you believe her?
-Who Karen? -Yeah.
Yeah, I believe her.
So, now you think I ain't shit, too, right?
No, Zac, I know you're the shit, okay?
What?
Look, God does not waste my time on losers.
I been there and done that.
And I prayed it never happens again.
So, yes, I know you are.
So, what do you believe?
Like, I'm confused.
I believe that you were challenging.
I believe that you cheated.
And that she paid for everything.
Alright, wait, wait.
I paid her all her money back, plus some.
Zac, I know that.
Okay, so she need to chill with that narrative
or I can get my money back.
She was not giving you all that money and helping you
to get the money back.
That is the dumbest, what?
That don't even make no sense.
Karen was investing in you on a much larger return.
The one that I'm getting right now.
So, I'm an investment then, like?
Babe, relationships are investments.
Like, I'm invested in you, you're invested in me.
We hope we can get everything we can out of it.
Money.
Sometimes, yeah.
Is that what you looking for? Money?
Zac, I could be on a yacht right now with a billionaire.
But I'm right here with you.
Who's this billionaire that you can be on a yacht with?
You see, that's, that's not the point.
So, then what's the point?
Okay, take Chain Breakers, for instance.
Okay.
Say you put all the money in that you put in
and then you lost it.
Mm-hmm, that happened.
Okay.
Then someone comes in a couple weeks later
and gets everything you wanted and some.
-Okay. -Alright?
It's like sitting a slot machine for years,
putting money into it, putting money into it
and never getting anything back,
and then the day you get up, someone comes
and sits in that seat and gets all the money.
And Zac, I get her.
And I understand her.
I just, I just hope she heard me.
Yeah, I do too.
I'm about tired of this shit.
Okay, I'm about to go to sleep.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
No, no, no, no, no.
-What? -I got one more question.
Ugh, what is it?
How do you know all that other stuff?
The talk backwards from ten days with eleven,
pythagorium theorem, shit, with the pregnancy.
Like, how you know that?
Ah, shit.
[clears throat]
[Zac clears throat]
Research, Baby, just research.
Yeah, what's you researching, like?
I'm going to bed.
No, no, no, don't do that.
What you researching?
Zac, if I didn't know how to count,
I'd be pregnant by yo ass so many times.
Shit, yeah.
-[Fatima] Yeah. -That's true.
-So, I know how to do that. -Alright.
Do you think that can tell us who the father is?
It's gonna be hard with y'all taking turns in the same week.
There you go.
You always gotta bring that up.
I wasn't taking turns, he be following me.
You wanna talk about that?
[yawning] I need sleep.
Um, yeah.
It be catching me like late, 'cause sometimes
certain things trigger it and I get tired.
Mm-hmm, goodnight.
You know you not going to bed with all that makeup on.
I know why you got it on. Come on.
-What makeup? Shut up. -Nah, don't do that.
I woke up like this.
That's all, yeah, you about to go to sleep somewhere else.
-Hey. -Hey.
How are you?
I'm okay.
How do you feel?
[sighs]
I'm gutted, Momma.
I know you don't want to hear this,
but, this is how it starts.
How what starts, Momma?
You keep saying that.
Healing.
Getting it all out of you.
It opens you up.
So, the bad things can leave
and you make plenty of space for the good things.
You really think this was the right thing to do?
Oh, [chuckles] absolutely, it was the right thing to do.
I know every emotion that you're feeling.
You know how I'm feeling?
Baby, I've felt gutted before.
I have felt vulnerable.
I've been scared.
But then, all that space was open.
So, I could plant some good things.
It was all good ground.
So, you know what I planted?
I planted love.
Joy.
Laughter.
And I put it all right there.
You make it sound easy.
[laughs] No, trust me, it's not easy.
But it is right.
I just didn't like seeing her.
I know.
-But you know what? -Don't say it, Momma.
You were right about her.
She seems really cool.
I know, I know.
It makes me want to hate her even more.
[laughing]
I wish she was a bitch.
And about that bitch thing, you know, she was right about that.
Okay, Momma, I know, it was a misunderstanding, okay?
I know what Imma focus on now.
Again.
Christmas.
Thank you.
Could you sleep with me tonight?
Sure.
Thank you.
[laughing]
Oh, Momma's getting stiff.
[laughing]
Okay.
Alright, you know what?
I want to tell you something.
What's that, Momma?
About the accountant, he really loves you.
-I know. -Yeah.
But...[sighs]
But what?
-Seems to be too good... -To be true?
So you feel that too?
Yeah.
I wanna know what he's hiding.
Sometimes I think that, but then I think I'm just being paranoid.
Maybe.
Maybe, why you were holding on to Zac,
isn't so much about Zac as much as it's about this.
You think?
It's possible.
But you know what else?
You're gonna be okay.
Yeah.
Bedrest and all.
Can we talk about that?
Oh my God, really?
Come on, Momma.
I just, can I go to the salon for like you know?
You're supposed to stay in bed.
The doctor's orders.
You gonna watch me all day?
All day.
You are so not getting out of this bed tomorrow.
Fine.
I don't know.
As soon as the doctor says you're clear.
-Fine. -Okay.
But if you're really good tonight,
I'll let you go in tomorrow for 30 minutes.
Momma, I'm grown.
[laughing]
You're so not grown.
[music]
Make you scream girl.
I'm gonna make you scream.
Agh, agh, agh.
Yeah, scream baby.
My phone's ringing.
It's ringing. I gotta get it.
Oh, I didn't hear anything.
No, I, I heard it.
I gotta go.
It's important.
It's an important phone call.
Yep, okay.
Well, I'll be right back.
-Okay? -Alright, okay.
Come on.
Yeah, I know it. I know.
[phone vibrating]
-Hey girl. -[Danni] Hey.
You still busy?
Girl, no.
You never gave me what the time was.
Oh, I will give it to you in the morning.
Alright, well, what you doing?
Nothing.
Didn't you have company?
Girl, worst mistake of my life.
Well, who was it?
Somebody I met at the airport.
Danni.
I just wanted to have a hot girl summer.
Call Preston, okay?
What?
You are, obviously, affected by the whole situation.
So, just call him.
I'm not.
[Andi] Well, picking up all these strays
is not gonna help you deal with this.
Especially, not this one.
What happened?
Girl, if there was a prize
for the world's smallest --.
Uh-uh.
[Danni] First place, I'm just saying.
[Andi] Where is he?
In my bed.
Get him out of there.
[Danni] I want to.
Well, then, just do it.
Well.
Wait, wait, are you scared to be alone?
I don't know what's going on with me.
Just call Preston, girl, if you want to be with somebody.
And say what, you know,
I don't, I don't want you to get married?
I'm not gonna do that.
Well, you could be missing out on the love of your life.
I'm getting advice from the woman who is with Gary.
Yes, and he's coming over.
Yeah, I'm gonna have to call somebody else.
I'm just saying if you're gonna have a hot girl summer,
you should have some rules.
Mm, I know, from Andi, this is rich.
Yeah, the first one is getting that man out of your bed.
I will.
And you know it's like I just been really missing...
I gotta go, Gary's here.
Wow, you just gonna leave me in distress?
Call Preston.
-I'll see you in the morning. -[Andi] Yep.
Okay.
-Hi. -Hi.
How are you?
I'm good, how are you?
Mm-hmm, you're drunk.
No, just buzzed.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, well, come here and kiss me.
Gary, you're still horny.
I told you I missed you.
-Did you? -Mm-hmm.
How come you, um,
you went from not wanting to be intimate with me to...
Look, don't mention that.
What changed?
It was stupid.
It was dumb.
And I just got over it.
Did you?
Yeah, so, come on.
Wait, I can't.
-I can't be up all night. -I know.
I have to get up early. I have to help my friend.
Yeah, I get it.
You go take a shower.
I'll be here. I'll wait for you.
-Yeah? -Yeah.
Go, go get clean.
I love you.
[laughing] I love you too.
Just throw it anywhere.
Are you really gonna try to pull this shit?
Oh, this is, this is bad.
Come here, sexy.
Did you just call me Suzie?
No, I said sexy.
Look at you girl, come here.
Come here.
Come get this.
Come get this piece, baby.
Come on, come on.
Hold on, hold on.
Hold, hold, hold, hold.
Ugh.
Okay, um.
I'm trying to get it back in.
Okay, okay, we tried.
Oh. We tried.
You know? Um.
What happened? What happened?
No, I just, um, I just.
What happened?
What?
[laughing]
It's not what I wanted.
Um, I can try it a different way.
Mm-mm, mm-mm. Mm-mm, mm-mm.
No, we, we tried different ways.
Oh, okay, uh, shit.
I'm sorry.
You want me to go?
Please.
No, it's just, uh, it's all good.
It's not you, it's me.
No, it's me.
No, I mean, maybe.
You bitches, I tell ya.
Wait, what?
Yeah, I knew it.
So, I, I'm a bitch, I'm a bitches?
Yeah.
Y'all all do the same shit.
And what is that, hmm?
You know, you know you got me hot and bothered
and then you just tell me to stop.
Can I at least tell you what's going on?
-- you.
I tried.
[growling] Don't do it, Danni.
I'm gonna do it.
You know what?
That's the problem.
-What? -You can't -- me.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
You know, you can get the -- out of my house.
What the --?
You know if you had at least three inches, at least,
maybe I would want you.
You know, maybe, condoms would stay on.
But you know, I don't think you need condoms.
You could probably just use kiddie balloons.
You know those string ones to make little balloon animals.
Like, that -- shouldn't even be called a --.
It should be called like, a clitoris.
No, clitoris is too long.
Just clit.
Just C, maybe.
You should lick it then, bitch.
Get the -- out of my house.
This is not happening.
It's happening.
The IP address was traced back to you.
I don't know what you're talking about.
He found out that I sent that email.
How the hell did he do that?
[Hayden] I don't know, he said got CIA connections.
Look, I need y'all to tell her
that you gonna take a day with me checking in.
Hi, Ms. Lisa.
I'll just call the doctor later myself.
Hey are you okay?
Andi, I need a lawyer.
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