you need to do it on your terms and not his.
- I'm sorry.
- You don't wanna do it right now, that's fine.
- FEMALE NARRATOR: Previously on "Sistas"...
- I'm trying to help you and I'm trying to help me.
- Do what? - Figure this out.
- We are done.
- You gotta stop what you're doing.
You're gonna get hurt or worse.
- I marry you, I'm sure you'll know about it.
- I'm not ready to marry nobody. - Danni.
- And he talks about cows all day.
- Oh, I...
Was he in this bed? - No!
- I came here to-- - KAREN: I know, check on me.
- And to make love to you.
- What?
- I said I want to make love to you.
- Aaron...
- AARON: No, look, I haven't been drinking.
Okay, I haven't been doing anything other than
just thinking about...
[Aaron sighing]
Making love to you.
- I don't-- - Ah, don't say no.
Don't say no.
- Just, I don't want you to regret anything.
- AARON: Oh, just say that you want to.
- I do, but I just don't want you to regret anything.
- AARON: That "I do" is all I need to take it from here.
- No, no--
Aaron.
I want to. Not too fast.
I didn't want you to regret anything.
- AARON: No, I won't. I won't.
- You might. - No, listen, it's okay--
- KAREN: You might. - I won't, though, I won't.
- Mm, okay.
- AARON: Don't worry about that, okay?
- Okay. Wait.
Okay.
- [both moaning]
- Take it off, take it off.
- MALE SINGER: ♪ Soaking up the fumes ♪
♪ You don't gotta wait
♪ Oh, but you right
- [Karen moaning]
- MALE SINGER: ♪ Going into daylight ♪
- MALE SINGER: ♪ I guess so
♪ Don't know what exactly that she's saying ♪
- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ When my girls hold me down ♪
♪ And them boys mess around
♪ And my love life is a mess
♪ We going out tonight
♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love
- ♪
- [Karen sighing]
- Why you looking at me like that?
- What?
Damn.
- What?
- Damn.
- What? Tell me.
- I was seeing stars and stuff.
I was in outer space.
- Really? - In the heavens.
- Yeah? - KAREN: Mm-hmm.
- You serious? - I'm serious.
- Well, I think I might've, um, hit your head on the headboard
a little bit.
- Did you?
- Possibly.
- Hm.
- By accident, though.
- I don't remember.
- Oh, man.
How you feeling?
- I should be asking you that.
- Hm.
You want the truth?
- Yes.
- Well, first off, I loved it.
Secondly,
I'll pray and repent, and I'll feel better.
- KAREN: Are you serious?
- AARON: No, no, no, no, listen, it's okay.
- KAREN: No, we shouldn't have done it.
- No, no, no, wait, come on, Karen.
I wanted to, okay?
I wanted you, I wanted this.
It was my choice.
- Why?
- Yeah.
- Because I...
- 'Cause what?
- I, um...
- What? - Oh, I gotta go.
- You gotta go?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I'm sorry.
No, I'm so sorry,
I just realized I gotta be somewhere.
- What are you--
- AARON: Yeah, I, uh... That's not who I, uh...
Listen, that's not me, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.
I will call you, okay? - You'll call me?
- AARON: I will, I promise I'll call you.
- Aaron. - AARON: Hey, baby.
I will.
Call you, I promise, okay?
Look, I'm so sorry.
Okay, I'm so sorry, I just gotta go.
I will call you, I promise, I promise.
- What the --?
- AARON: I heard that.
- ♪
- Hey, good morning. - MAURICE: Mm-hmm.
That girl still in there?
- Nah, I don't do the sleeping over thing.
- Well, good.
- You know what, I wanna tell you something.
- What is it?
- I'm proud of you.
- [Maurice chuckling]
- CALVIN: Okay, all right. - I'll wear you out...
- Stop, stop, stop.
Put your foot down! - What's that all about?
- I just wanted you to know that I'm proud of you.
- MAURICE: Don't hug me no more, 'cause, bitch,
we'll be on this counter and I'll be with child.
- Maurice...
Calm down. - You hugged me.
- I just wanna let you know I'm proud of you.
- Just sayin'.
- Now, I'm telling you I heard you
with that guy last night.
- What?
- Yeah, you know? Now, I wasn't listening.
- Yeah, he was wearing my back out, huh?
- No, he wasn't.
- What are you talking about?
- You know, the guy that stole my checks?
Now, I was just listening just in case, you know,
I had to come in there and hold him down
'til the cops came.
- [Maurice laughing] Hold him down, Cal?
- Yeah, hold him down.
- You remember Jacobi?
He knocked you down.
- No, don't start with that shit.
- Okay.
- No, I'm just saying that you gave buddy a break,
and I'm proud of you for that.
- Why? He stole your money.
- It's not like I didn't get it back.
And besides, Chris told me a little bit about him.
Said that his parents kicked him out the house
when he was 14.
He's been hustling on the streets ever since.
- Child, that -- is 30 now.
- He's 24 and he's been hustling for 10 years.
Just a damn shame nobody wants to help him.
- He'll be stealing from everybody now.
- Well, I guess it's up to you to show him the way.
- I should've took him back to that bedroom
so that he could show me the way, the truth,
and the light. - Now why do you always do that?
You always try to make a joke out of something.
You know, you try to be this tough, you know, mean guy,
but I'm onto you. You're really a good guy.
- Thank you.
Now get out of my sight with them tight-ass pants on.
You're making me hot and hornty.
- Look, I just wanna tell you, I love you, man.
- Don't look in my eyes and tell me you love me.
Got sweat running down my ears and shit.
- Maurice-- - Gonna have your baby.
[Maurice yelping]
- I can't with you. I can't.
- Let me just go to work, child.
- You not gonna finish your breakfast?
- Child, I can't be eating no hot grits
and coffee and oatmeal.
My coochie already on fire. Oh, baby!
[Maurice yelping]
- You forgot your phone, baby!
- You wanna record something? - Get out, get out, go, go, go!
- Bye, baby! Bye, baby!
- Just go!
- MAURICE: Love you, babe.
[Maurice yelping]
- ♪
- Okay, I'll talk to you later.
Yeah, I was, um, all right, bye.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- How are you?
- Good, okay.
- I wanted to say I'm sorry. - Look, it's fine.
- ♪
- Um, what time did you get up this morning?
- Uh, just went to the gym a few hours ago.
- At 4 a.m.?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- All right, well, um, I'm gonna get in the shower
and head to work, all right?
- Okay.
- Great.
You look amazing.
- Gary?
- Yeah?
- We need to talk about this. - I know.
Look, I'm gonna talk to my therapist about it today.
- Is that who you were on the phone?
- Um, no.
- Well, who was it?
- What?
- I mean, who were you on the phone with?
Who were you talking to?
- Why do you want to know that?
- I walk in and you get off the phone, so I'm curious.
- What, are you--
Are you jealous?
- No, I'm just asking a question.
- Okay-- - Who were you talking to?
- So we're both doing this right now?
- No, I'm not jealous, I just wanna know.
- Okay, so because I couldn't have sex with you
last night and because of what you did,
you wanna know who I was talking to?
- ANDI: No, correction, it's because of what you did
in the past that I wanna know who you were talking to.
- And what is it I did?
- Did you really forget?
You were married, Gary, and you would go to the gym
at 4 a.m. and be with me when your wife didn't know.
- So you do get it.
- What do I get?
- You know how hard it is to trust
when someone has done something.
- I didn't do anything behind your back!
- Oh, doesn't make me feel good.
- ANDI: I'm going to work! - GARY: I'm gonna do the same.
- ♪
- Hey. - Oh, shit!
I thought you were sleep on the bed.
- You don't know the difference
between lumpy pillows and this body?
- You know I do.
- Better question is,
where you just trying to sneak out of here?
- Girl, stop playing with me. - Nuh-uh.
- ZAC: No, I wasn't. - Yeah, you were.
- No, I wasn't.
I got some errands to do in the morning,
but I wasn't trying to sneak out.
- All right, we'll go and do that.
- Fine, I will,
and thank you for letting me stay over.
- Sure.
- ♪
- All right, um...
I actually got a Chain Breakers meeting
after work-- - Zac, just stop.
- Okay, Tima, what'd I do? Like--
- Look, if you don't wanna see me tonight, just say that.
Do you.
- You see that? You see that right there?
- What? - "Do you."
"Do you, Zac."
You don't mean that, so why say that?
- No, I don't.
- All right, so now how come you just can't just say
how you feel?
- Zac, I like you, I do,
but I cannot let my heart get all tied up into you.
I just can't. - And why not?
- What do you mean, why not? - Why not?
- Lots of reasons, and number one,
you're still in love with Karen.
- [Zac groaning]
I am not in love with Karen.
I don't know how many times I gotta say this.
- I'm not finished.
You also seem to be one of them guys
that like to chase, and once you get it,
you out just like you were trying to do just now.
- Are you finished now? Can I speak finally?
- Go on.
- Okay, I been hit it, and I'm still here.
- That's 'cause you think you been hittin' it,
but really, I've been hitting you.
- Oh, really? - FATIMA: Mm-hmm.
- I like that. - FATIMA: Yeah.
- ZAC: Mm-hmm. - I'm not talking about sex.
- What?
We literally are talking about sex, though!
- Zac, no.
You want a woman's heart, you want--
- Oh, right, look, see, now you sound like Karen!
- Look, I don't have to talk to her to know it.
I see you. - What do you see?
Tell me what you see! Where these hearts that you see?
Where the hearts? I don't see no hearts nowhere.
Where am I keeping the hearts?
- First of all, lower your voice.
- [Zac scoffing]
- FATIMA: Zac, I don't know what you did with hers,
but you will never have mine, okay?
- You deadass right now? - Yes!
- All right, I'm--
[Zac scoffing] Ooh!
I'ma go to work. - Yeah, you do that.
- ZAC: All right.
Y'all.. Y'all crazy.
- FATIMA: Yeah, 'cause -- like you make us this way!
- How did we get here?
We just had a beautiful night.
Great night! I wake up a --?
How is this possible? We went to sleep fine.
Woke up, --.
What happened to you in your sleep?
- Zac, you know what, I gotta go.
- I'ma leave. The -- gonna leave, okay?
- FATIMA: Thank you.
- I, ooh, you [unintelligible]!
- What'd you say?
- I said I was gonna lock the door on my way out.
- FATIMA: Yeah, that's what I thought.
- That's what I said!
- FATIMA: Yeah, that's what I thought you said.
This fool keep killing me.
- Later, Tima.
- Bye, Zac.
- ♪
- This is Sabrina.
Hi.
Hi, Miss India.
Yes.
Yes, well, they did.
Yes, there was.
I know, I know.
No, no, no, I sent him home and I suspended him.
No, I'm sure Mr. Rodney will not press any charges.
He will not sue.
Yes.
Yes, understood.
Okay, Miss India, okay.
Bye-bye.
Jacobi! - Yeah?
- Can I see you in my office?
- Okay.
- Now! - Okay!
- [Maurice humming]
Now.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Um, I needed to talk to you today.
- Yeah, I needed to talk to you. Um, look, Sabrina,
I am really sorry about what happened yesterday.
- Okay, I get that, but what are you doing here?
- What? I mean...
- You know you're suspended.
- I know, but...
I figured you could just--
- What?
- Look, I'm sorry, okay? It's all over.
- Jacobi, I just got off the phone with Miss India,
and I told her I suspended you.
- Sabrina, I need this job.
- You shouldn't have been fighting.
- He came at me!
- But this is not his job.
- Okay, so what are you saying to me right now?
- I'm saying that we are going to have to let you go.
- What, say what?
- I'm going to need you to get your things
and you're going to have to leave.
- Your dude came at me! - I'm sorry.
- Okay, okay.
- SABRINA: I'm sorry, Jacobi. - JACOBI: No, no, no, no, no.
I know what this is about. - What?
- No, see, Sabrina, I know what you're doing, okay?
- What am I doing? You wanna tell me?
- No.
You know--
It's all good.
- SABRINA: Jacobi, I need you to sign this...
- Ooh, mm-mm!
[Maurice yelping]
- What in the hell happened?
- I had to let him go. - What?
- Yeah. - My baby daddy?
- Maurice. - I'm sorry to hear it,
but he thought he was gonna have my job,
but God has the final say! Praise the Lord!
- Maurice, stop, please.
- MAURICE: I'm just saying, girl,
I've got to praise him every chance I get!
But that bitch gonna pay my child support and alimony.
- Maurice, just stop. Go back to work!
- Three kids in seven years.
- Where, Maurice, do you have three kids?
- I know you can't tell 'cause I kept this figure.
- Go back to work! - I been getting to the waist!
The waist!
- I mean, you look great. Go back to work.
Go ahead, Extravaganza.
- MAURICE: ♪ I got my job
♪ I got my job
♪ I got my job, I got my job
♪ I got my job
♪ That -- gone
♪ I got my job
- ♪
- Hey, I gotta go.
- [Danni mumbling]
Good morning.
Hi. - I gotta go, all right?
Look, you have a good day.
See ya. - See you.
- ♪
- [phone ringing]
- Hello?
- Hey, why you sounding like that?
- I had to let Jacobi go.
- How'd he take it?
- Not good.
- I'm sorry. -- don't fire easy.
- It's part of the job.
- Y'all gonna still get to -- or what?
- Danni, really?
- I'm sorry, too soon.
- What? What do you need?
- Oh, um, I was calling to thank you.
- Really? That's not like you.
- DANNI: All right, I was trippin' last night.
- Hm, well, look, I like Preston.
You just gotta roll with it.
- I know, but...
I don't know how many different ways
I can talk about cows.
- SABRINA: Well, Danni--
- You know, he brought real cow milk home.
He was so proud. "Milked it myself."
- Okay, so? What's wrong with that?
I mean, I don't like it,
but I'm sure it's better than the store brand.
- No, I don't drink any of that. I just don't...
- SABRINA: What? What is it? You like him.
- No, I do, I know, I do.
It's just, we need more in common, like now.
- Well, I mean, why don't you just take him to do something
that you like to do?
- DANNI: I don't know, girl.
I think he may be on the spectrum or something.
Listen, I just want us to be compatible
without forcing it, you know what I mean?
- Where's this coming from?
- I haven't lived with a man full-time for a while.
This is a lot.
- Okay, and, I mean, what, do you not want him there now?
- No, I mean, I do, I like having him here.
I just, I wanna go somewhere.
- SABRINA: Danni.
- You know, just for a little while,
like a field trip.
- You work all day and so does he.
- Sabrina, I just need some space sometimes, okay?
- Okay, Danni, what are you trying to say?
- DANNI: I don't know. I don't want him to leave,
but I don't want him here every day.
I don't think we're ready yet.
- Okay, well, you're gonna have to talk to him about that.
- DANNI: Yeah, I do.
- Yeah, but before you do that, we need to talk to Karen.
- DANNI: Oh, shit, come on now!
- SABRINA: No, no, no, no.
No, we all need to go to lunch, okay?
It's gonna be you, me, Andi and Karen.
- All right, if you can get Karen there, I'll go.
- All right, I'm gonna try for the afternoon
because she really was not feeling me last night.
- See, I told you, didn't I?
- I know.
- All right, well,
just make it close to the airport
and I'll meet y'all.
- Oh, hold up.
Danni, do you know if Zac has a bank account?
- No, no that I know of.
- Uh, he's here.
- Really?
- At the counter.
- Oh, girl, he about to rob y'all.
- No. No, he's talking to Maurice.
- Does he know you work there?
- No, he's never been in here.
- Okay, get us the tea.
- Okay, I will, after he leaves.
- DANNI: All right, let me know about lunch.
Okay, bye.
- All right.
- Okay, Mr. Taylor, here's your ID
and your library card.
I guess that about...
- Y'all judging people at the bank?
It's all I got. All right?
- Whatever. Um, and your temporary checks.
Your account is open. Here you go.
- Thank you. So, that's all I need?
Like, now I got funds in it?
- Since you put in $20,000 in cash,
the funds will be available immediately.
- Oh, I bet.
Um, what if...
What if I wanted to buy stocks with it?
- That's fine.
We have a brokerage side to the bank.
- Can you have them play this stock today?
- Uh, from your Velcro wallet?
That's easy, I can do that for you.
I'll make them aware. - Thank you, do that.
- How much do you want to send?
- Um, all of it.
- Um, if you do it all, then it will close the account.
- So how much I gotta keep in the account
to keep it open?
- This is interesting, $100.
- Do all of it except $100.
You work at a bank. Like, do that.
- Are you sure you wanna do this?
- Why you keep asking me all these questions?
- Stocks can be very tricky,
and this used to be one hell of a stock.
- I know. Just do it.
- Yes, sir. - Thank you, Maurice.
- I'll be right back with your receipt.
- Thank you. Judging me.
Don't judge me.
- Hi, Zac.
- Sabrina.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
How are you?
- I'm good.
- Don't tell me this is your bank.
- Mm-hmm.
- All the banks in Atlanta, I gotta show up to your bank?
- I mean, we are in the heart of everything.
- Shoulda took my ass to Stone Mountain.
- What can I do? - You? What can you do?
You can mind your business and not tell Karen none of mine.
How about that? - Zac, you know that's illegal.
- Illegal? The law?
The law will not stop you from telling my business.
You tell her all my shit.
- I don't do that. - That's whatever.
That's bullshit. Stay over there.
- Well, you can always go to another bank.
- Matter of fact... Yo, my man.
- Got you all covered.
- Yo, can you do me a favor? Can you reverse that?
- What?
- I can't do no business at this bank.
- What happened? - Her.
- We don't like that bitch no way, her hair stank,
and she messy.
- Yeah, I see that, but, um, I'm not playing.
I can't do no business here. Can I have my money back?
- It will take a lot for us to undo this,
and you won't be able to get your funds back
for at least two days.
- Zac, come on, is it like that?
- It is like that 'cause I know you!
Like, I know you, know you.
You sure?
Damn.
Thanks, Maurice.
- You're welcome, Zac.
- Welcome to Brookhaven.
We have really good customer service.
- ♪
- This what you call customer service?
- MAURICE: Please, no screaming in the bank.
- SABRINA: Bye, Zac.
What was he doing here?
- Well, he opened an account and he wanted to, uh,
buy some stocks. - Stocks?
- Yes.
- What kind of stocks? - Child, something I looked up
and he about to lose all his money on.
- How much money? - $19,900.
- Him?
- Yeah. - Him? With the flannel?
- Yeah.
- He had $19,000?
- Where did he get that money from?
- He actually had 20.
- What is going on? - He doing some shady shit?
- I'm not sure yet. - Mm-hmm, he look like it.
Them ragged-ass eyebrows and them bow legs
done give it away every time.
He had a library card and a Velcro wallet.
You know the kind, it open and go, "shh!"
Like a windbreaker, bitch.
- Stop it.
- MAURICE: It's a windbreaker wallet.
- Well, don't tell anybody, okay?
Keep it between us.
- You know I love keeping a secret.
Bigger secret.
You know my lips are sealed unless there's a penis around.
Then, it's all for the taking.
- Okay, go back to work, please. Please.
Not right here in public!
Put Extravaganza away.
- Ganza, ho.
Damn giraffe.
- ♪
- ANDI: Come to my office.
- Yes?
- You've been avoiding me all day.
- No, I haven't.
I just, you know, been trying to catch up.
It's a lot going on. - It's a lot going on?
- FATIMA: Mm-hmm. You have a lot going on.
- No, it hasn't. You've been avoiding me.
- How was your night?
- Interesting.
- In a good way?
- We need to talk. - Okay.
- Uh, not now.
I have an appointment with Robin from London.
- Okay, well, I'll go see if he's here.
- ANDI: And then you will tell me why
you've been avoiding me?
- And you'll tell me about last night?
- Okay, at lunch. - Oh, sounds good.
Okay, I will get him. - Mm-hmm.
- [phone ringtone playing]
- Hello?
- SABRINA: We're gonna have lunch at Bay-towns
with the girls near the airport at 12 noon.
- Oh, Sabrina, I'm swamped. I have a lot going.
- SABRINA: I get it, we're all busy,
but this is really important,
and I need you and Karen to talk.
- You know, I've been thinking about
how she's been acting lately, and I just really don't want to.
- SABRINA: No, no, no.
No, we are gonna talk about this,
all of the girls.
- Okay, I'll bring Fatima.
- SABRINA: No, you're not.
You know how awkward that would be?
- Well, she's a part of this and she's my friend.
I mean, you guys like her.
- SABRINA: I get it, but this is about us,
just the four of us.
She hasn't been around long enough.
- Okay. Okay, fine.
Bye. - SABRINA: Thank you.
- Mm-hmm. - SABRINA: Okay.
- ♪
- [people chattering]
- Hello? - SABRINA: Can you call Karen
and see if she's gonna come to lunch,
because she's really not answering my text right now.
- What makes you think she's gonna answer me, huh?
- You were not at her house last night.
- That's true.
All right, I'll call her in a bit.
- Thank you.
- ♪
- Ugh.
[Fatima chuckling]
- What?
- Girl, I just got thrown off. - By what?
- Oh, he's here,
but I did not know that he was that.
- That he was what? - Girl, you gotta see him.
- How quickly we forget about Zac.
- Zac who? - Really?
- FATIMA: Girl, money will make a man pretty.
- Where is he? - In the conference room.
Come on, I'ma show you.
- Oh, excuse me, I know where the conference room is.
- But I wanna see him again.
- Stop it. - Andi.
- Get to work. - Andi, and that suit?
Ooh, girl. - Get to work.
- Uh-uh, come on. - Uh-uh!
- What you need? - Go!
- Let me grab something. I am done with you.
Excuse me. - FATIMA: Come on.
- Hi. - Hi.
- I'm Robin. - ANDI: Andi.
- Yes, we spoke on the phone.
- ANDI: Fatima, you can leave now.
Fatima? - Hmm?
- Please. - Okay, I'll be close by.
- You don't have to be. I don't need you.
Thank you.
So you wanna talk settlement?
- My client is not willing to settle.
- Oh, that's unfortunate, because neither is my client.
- Well, I'm sorry.
- Looks like we're at an impasse.
There's nothing to discuss. Have a great day.
- You know I'm going to file in the UK courts.
- ♪
- We've already filed in the US.
- Yes, but my client and the children
are British citizens, so.
- And you think that the courts will be
more favorable over there?
- Well, I'm licensed in both countries,
so it doesn't really matter to me,
but my client is not willing to travel.
- Well, let's just see what the judge says about that, okay?
- Are you sure there's not a compromise here to be had?
- Your client doesn't want to talk a settlement, so no.
- Your client entered into the marriage with nothing.
- And with my client,
they gained several assets together.
- I was told you were tough.
- Mm, the problem with being told things
is you never get to grasp how tough I really am.
- Tough and beautiful. - And engaged.
- Yes, of course,
and to a very lucky man, no doubt.
- Don't doubt it. - That's great.
Well, listen, I will be staying at the Carlyle Hotel
if you want to discuss this further.
- If you came all this way,
you should've been prepared with a settlement.
At least we would have had somewhere to start.
- Oh, I think we're off to a great start.
- ANDI: Hmm.
I'm glad you think so.
- I'll see you later.
- As long as you're ready with a settlement.
- [Robin chuckling]
- Girl, what did I tell you?
- He is cute.
- Oh, I know, he is fine!
- [Andi giggling]
Listen, if he calls back, let's make him wait a day.
- Really?
- He flew all this way. He has to have an offer.
- Okay, I'll trust your judgment on it.
- Do that.
- Um, but can I speak candidly?
- Oh, Fatima, you always speak candidly.
- That trash you representing need to take whatever the hell
he can get.
- We're not judging him, remember?
- I know that, but that woman sure is rich,
and his broke ass is just a damn gardener.
Now he tryin' to take all her money.
That shit makes me so mad, his weak ass.
I cannot stand a man trying to take from a woman.
- Okay, all right.
- I'm just saying. - Mm-hmm.
Well, could you just tell me when he calls, please?
- Yes, I will. - ANDI: Thank you.
Oh, and I have to take a rain check on our lunch.
I need to meet with the girls. - Okay.
- ANDI: I mean, you're one of the girls,
but you know what I mean? - FATIMA: No, yeah, I get it.
It's fine.
- But I want to hear about everything, okay?
- Okay.
Okay.
- ♪
- Bless you, you have a good day, okay?
All righty.
- No, ma'am.
- What?
- You've been bouncing around here and dancing.
- No, I have not.
- The last time you did that, you and Zac--
Ooh!
- KAREN: Don't you even start now, come on.
- You was with Zac again? - Pam, let me talk to you.
Come out here. Come around.
- What? Talk.
- You too damn nosy. - Oh, girl, I don't mean to be.
You know I'm just trying to-- - Be nosy as hell.
You sure do. - Well, maybe some of that.
But you know I'm only trying to look out for--
- No, I don't know.
- I am only looking out for you.
- Okay, well, listen, girl,
I don't need you to look out for me now, okay?
I've been looking out for myself for a very long time.
- Okay, okay.
- KAREN: Mm-hmm. Now do some work or something.
- I will, I will.
- And, Pam?
- What?
- Don't you tell nobody I was with Zac now.
- PAM: Who am I gonna tell? - The whole damn salon.
- Girl, I'm not gonna tell nobody.
- Good, 'cause if you do, then they might find out
you was in here with some stray.
- [Pam giggling]
Who's now my new boo.
- That you met on a booty call app?
- Well, that's how it works sometimes.
- Okay, I can not with you Pam.
- Just sayin'. - Yeah, okay.
- [phone ringtone playing]
- Hey.
- How you doing?
- I'm good.
- You coming to lunch with us today?
- I don't really feel like driving.
- DANNI: Yo ass better be there. - Why?
- 'Cause you acted an ass last night, Karen.
What, you never gonna talk to the girl again?
- Okay, all right.
- And be on time.
- I will.
- DANNI: All right, real quick, though.
Have you seen Zac?
- No, I did not see Zac.
- That's the same thing I said.
- Excuse me, why you in my conversation?
- I'm sorry.
- DANNI: Usually all bitched up when you mad like that.
Why don't you just call her? - Okay, well, you know what?
This conversation is making me mad.
I'm good right now, so.
- See, now, that's more like you.
I'll see you at lunch, girl.
- Okay, I'll see you there.
- All right.
- ♪
- MAN: Investors soul-search after jobs report.
Stocks were mixed Friday afternoon...
- Hey, what you doing?
- Watching the markets.
- You mean the market?
With a T?
Okay, what you doing, for real? - Go!
Will you just mind your business?
- Zac, what the hell?
- WOMAN: Investors are feeling really shaky.
We've been bringing you the story for weeks,
and today, it finally happened.
The stock for Belliness has dropped to an all-time low.
- Shit!
- Uh, what just happened in the markets?
- Will you mind your business?
Damn!
- What the hell is wrong with you?
- ♪
- Hey.
I'm gonna go to lunch.
- Uh, hello?
- What?
- MAURICE: Look.
You need some help?
- No, I'm okay.
- He looking real mad, bitch.
- Maurice, I got this.
- Looking bat shit crazy in the eyes.
- SABRINA: I know, I got it, I got it, shh, shh.
I thought you were gone.
- Nah.
I'm never gonna be gone.
- Excuse me?
- Sabrina, I can't believe you really fired me.
- Jacobi, you shouldn't have been fighting.
- Oh, what?
So I shouldn't have been fighting,
or I shouldn't have been fighting him?
- Anyone!
Anyone.
- That bitch-ass dude
really got you feeling like this?
Huh?
- Okay, I'm not doing this with you.
You need to leave the premises. - Oh, I need...
I see.
- Jacobi, I'm sorry. - JACOBI: No, no, no, no, --.
No, no, Sabrina, you ain't sorry!
You just said bullshit!
- I'm not-- - JACOBI: No, no, no.
I know the real reason you fired me.
See, sweetheart, you want me.
That's all it is.
- What? - JACOBI: Yeah, see?
And because I won't sleep with you,
you go and do this? Huh?
- Jacobi, what are you talking about?
I'm not doing this with you. You need to leave.
- JACOBI: Oh, okay, you don't gotta do shit with me,
Sabrina, because I will, okay?
So you want me, and you fired me,
because you know you do.
- Jacobi, I-- - JACOBI: No, shh.
I'm telling you this right now.
I will sue this -- bank and get yo ass fired.
- Jacobi, please-- - Yeah, yeah, sexual harassment,
Sabrina Hollis, Brookhaven bank manager!
That's what you did to me!
- What are you talking-- - Yeah!
-- hurt me.
- ANNOUNCER: Next on "Sistas"...
- You're a manager.
You cannot be sleeping with a subordinate.
- But I didn't do anything to him.
- Doesn't matter.
- I spoke to my client. She wants to talk settlement.
- That's what I like to hear. - Can we talk over dinner?
- ♪
- Can't hear you, we closed. What the?
- PAM: Girl, are you getting sued?
- Robin wants to discuss the files over dinner.
- And what is Gary gonna have to say about that?
- I'm not gonna tell him.
Go by my house and grab a dress for me, please.
- [Gary moaning]
- [woman moaning]
- ♪