- ZAC: Every time you get scared, you look away.
- You know why I don't wanna look you in the eyes?
'Cause every time I do, I fall deeper in love with you.
- That's why I want you. - This is Tanya.
- Hi. - So you like her?
- I'm gonna find out. - Okay.
- You know what kind of men I like.
- I do. - Well, then what the --
are we doing here today?!
- I was thinking the same thing.
- [sirens wailing] - MAN: ♪ He's sorry and he
wants you back ♪ - Get your fake ass out of here!
- Sabrina. - How are you?
- All the better after seeing you.
Take my number and give me a call.
- Where are you going? - Yo, my man.
- What are you--stop! Calvin!
- [grunting]
- Enough! - Enough!
Let's go, man. Come on, man.
- What the hell?
- I'm fine.
- Calvin... - Don't touch me.
- Why are you mad at me?
- Look, let's just go. Alright? Let's go.
- You wanna go after you humiliated me like this?
- I humiliated you?! - Yes, you did!
- So you know that guy?
- I don't know him, he's just a customer
that comes into the bank, Calvin.
- So because he comes to your bank
that gives him the right to disrespect me?
- I didn't have anything to do with that, Calvin.
- Well, you sure as hell didn't speak up.
- Are you kidding me? - No, I'm not.
- You started this.
When you went over there, this was over.
- No the hell is wasn't.
- Calvin, how can you not see that?
- You know what? You don't get it.
- Then make me understand!
- No, no, let's just go. Alright? I don't wanna
talk about it. Let's just go. - You don't wanna talk
about it. I wanted to talk about it in
private, but here we are in the middle of the restaurant.
- Well, I don't want to talk about it at all.
Come on, let's go. - I'm not going with you!
- What? - No, I'm good!
- Come on, Sabrina, you rode with me. Come on.
- I can get a rideshare.
- Are you seriously doing this right now?
So....
Oh, I get it.
- Get what?
- He's coming back, isn't he? - [scoffs] Don't even.
- Yeah, that's what it is. He's coming back.
- Calvin, seriously?
Do you think that's the kind of woman that I am?
- Hell, I don't know what kind of woman you are right now.
- How can you say that to me?
- You literally sat there at that booth
and let that man insult me to my face!
- Well, you're a man, right?
You can handle it on your own, right?
- [scoffs]
I get it now.
- What?
- You wanted to see how I would handle myself.
- Oh my god, please. - No, no, no, no, no.
You wanted to see if I could handle myself like Jacobi.
Right? - No, that isn't it.
- You know what?
Maybe you should get that rideshare.
I'm out.
- Damn it.
- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ 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 ♪
- ♪
- I think I will have the doorman make it straight.
- Yeah.
- In between the lines.
- Yeah, I think so. - I didn't do too bad.
- Have him park it, have him park it.
- Have him park it? - Yeah.
- Okay. - Wow, I'mma head home.
- Okay.
- Andi.
- Yes?
- Don't do it.
- I don't know what you're talking about?
- You got quiet as soon as them fake police
came and stopped us. Come on now.
- Did I?
Don't recall that.
- I know you. Just tell me.
- There's nothing to tell, Karen.
We went for a joy ride, that's it.
- [sighs]
Are you gonna call him?
- No.
- Okay, well, Andi, um...
I think you are.
- I'm not.
- Okay. Now look,
this was some stalker-ass shit, so...
- I would call it a little romantic.
- No, no, it's not.
- He knows I like surprises like this.
- Oh, if this is a surprise then--
- Karen.
- Look, just-- - I got it.
I'm not gonna call him, okay?
- Just remember that he tracked you
for the surprise.
- I got it. - Okay, I will go.
- Wait, I have to walk you to your car, so--
- No, you don't. Who's gonna walk you to
your door? - This is my building.
I'm safe, I'm fine.
- Well, I am Lisa's daughter, so I'mma always be good.
- Okay. - Okay.
Goodnight. - Goodnight.
- That shit was kind of fun. - What did you say?
- I said, don't act like no damn fool, okay?
Don't do that, don't call him.
- It didn't sound like you said that.
- It's...echo.
- Oh, okay. Yeah, it's the accoustics.
[sighs]
- [phone ringing]
- MAN: Ooh, take that!
Oh! That's a foul, man.
- AARON: Wow.
- What?
- To what do I owe this surprise?
- I just wanted to talk to you.
- Did you? - KAREN: Yeah.
Where are you?
- Playing basketball with the guys.
- KAREN: Oh, okay, well, let me let you go.
- AARON: No, no, no, what's up?
- Nothing, I just, uh... I just wanted to talk.
- Okay. - KAREN: Yeah, but you
sound busy so I don't wanna--
- No, no, I'm not busy.
You okay?
- Yeah, I am.
- Well, where are you?
- KAREN: I'm just leaving Andi's.
- Do you want me to meet you at your place?
- No, um, tell me where you are and I'll meet you.
- Uhh...
- KAREN: What?
- Well, Gary's here.
- Oh, is he?
- Yeah.
- KAREN: That's good.
- Is that good?
- Yes, it is. Drop a pin and I'll stop by.
- Okay, I'll see you in a bit.
- Alright, I'll see you.
- AARON: Alright.
- [knocking]
- Hey. - Hi.
- Take off your clothes. - What?
- I'm ready.
- What is going on?
- I want you.
- Okay.
- ♪
- Hold on.
- What?
- I don't think I want to do this.
- What?
- Yeah, I don't.
I don't wanna do this.
- Okay, you are confusing the shit out of me.
- So that's how it goes? A woman just says
get naked, and you do it? - I do every day.
- But you're not at a club. - Right, but I want you.
- Oh, like you don't want them?
- No, I don't want them.
- I don't want this.
- What's wrong with this?
- Look, I'm sorry I had you come all the way
over here, I am.
- Oh, it's the white boy.
- No, it's... - Me?
- A little bit, yeah. - What?
- I'm just, I'm sitting here and I'm thinking,
"What am I doing?" You know?
Like, I thought we were just gonna have fun,
and I can be that girl. I just...
Not tonight, I'm sorry.
- Okay.
You sure?
- Do I seem sure of anything right now?
- Well, I'm sure I can make you feel better.
- I don't feel bad.
- Well, then let me make you feel better
than the good that you feel.
- Does that shit work, like, on the women at the club?
- Okay, do you want me to go or not?
- ♪
- Okay.
Whatever.
I don't get you.
- Me either.
But come here.
- --
- ♪
- Wow. Okay, okay, okay...
Oh, hey.
- What? - I don't need romance.
- I remember.
- So what you doing?
- Making sure you're clear.
- I'm clear. - Okay.
- Oh, oh, okay.
Oh, Fuego!
- Hey. - Oh, no, no, no, no, no,
no, please, please. No thank you.
- No, I dropped my watch.
Oh, you have it.
Thank you. - Sure.
- I'll walk away.
I'm sure that jealous guy is around here somewhere.
- He's gone.
- Wait, he left you?
- Yeah, it's okay, though. It's fine.
- Okay.
I'm sorry I ruined your dinner. Can I sit?
- No, no, you got your watch.
So...
- Okay.
I was just telling my friend you are a very
beautiful woman, and I would always see you
at the bank and admire you.
- Okay, thank you. - So, I just wanted to say hi.
- Yeah. Hi.
- And if he made you feel bad,
I will gladly kick his ass again.
- That's not funny.
- You are right, too soon.
Can I buy you a drink?
- No, I'm surprised they even let you back in here
after that fight.
- Well, I have a confession.
It's my restaurant.
- [chuckles] Yeah okay, whatever.
They have a ton of these around the country.
So whatever.
- Yeah, I know.
- Why didn't you tell me?
- I didn't want your boyfriend to sue me.
- He's not my boyfriend.
- Well, whoever he is.
- I see.
Congratulations on all your success.
- Thank you.
Are you sure you don't want that drink?
- No, no, I should probably be going anyway.
- Well, here's my number,
if I can ever make it up to you.
- No, thank you.
- Sabrina, just take it.
Just take it.
I can have valet get your car.
- No, I'm gonna take a rideshare.
- Oh, well, in that case, I can take you home.
- No.
- Okay, I get it.
- Goodnight.
- Dammit, Gary.
I should call him and say thank you.
Thank you for the Rolls Royce, Gary.
No.
Thank you for all the...
-- that!
I'm gonna block you, that's what I'm gonna do.
- [phone buzzing] Oh.
Hi. - ROBIN: Hi.
Can you hear me? I'm on the plane.
- ANDI: Yeah, I can hear you fine.
I'm glad everything worked out.
- Yeah, it did.
- How's the flight?
- It would be a lot better if you were here with me.
- That's sweet.
- ROBIN: I'm being honest.
- I'm sure you had several other women
you could have called.
- Yes, there are. But I don't want to be
with anyone but you.
- Hmm. Thanks for saying that.
How are you?
- I'm really good.
I'm just thinking about you.
- What are you thinking about?
- Just thinking about how beautiful you are
and how much I enjoy kissing you.
- Can you be more specific?
- I love the way I feel when we're together
and you're looking into my eyes.
- Yeah, that feels amazing.
- What are you doing now?
- Nothing. Just chilling at home,
thinking about you.
I'm sorry, I know you're on a plane, is your team there?
- There's no one on this jet but me, the pilots,
and the flight attendant, who's up front.
- Oh, that's right, you're on a private jet.
[giggles] - ROBIN: Mmhmm.
So tell me what you want me to do for you right now.
- I would really love it if you were kissing all over me.
- Yeah?
- ANDI: And if you were putting your hands
all over my-- - [phone buzzing]
- Don't stop.
- Um, I think I should, actually.
- Oh, she's a tease.
- No, she's a woman who's tired and should go to bed.
- Okay, so when will I see you again?
- Next time you're stateside.
- So you're not gonna come?
- ANDI: I'm sorry, not this time.
But it gives us something to look forward to.
- Yeah, I agree.
- I'm gonna say goodnight now.
- Yeah, go call him.
- What?
- I heard the phone, Andi.
- Robin--
- ROBIN: Hey, you know what? It's fine, I get it.
You don't belong to me.
- No, I don't.
- Not yet.
- Goodnight, Robin.
- Goodnight.
- [chuckles]
I'm definitely not calling Gary.
- [talking indistinctly]
- Ahhh. - Let's go, let's go.
- Ooh. - Alright, alright.
- Hey, hey, I'm out.
Sub in for me, bruh.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Who won?
- We did.
- Y'all play late.
- Yeah, it's the only time we can all get away.
- I see. - And it's good exercise.
- Yeah, it is. - Yeah.
I mean, they'll play until, like, one or two
in the morning. - Oh wow, anyone can play?
- Yeah. - Mmm.
- What's up, Karen? How you doing?
- Hi. - You look nice.
- Thank you.
- Umm... - You can go, yeah.
- GARY: Okay, it's good to see you.
- Okay, I'll get back to you later.
Yeah. - Alright, well we need
you over here, bro. - Got you.
- Alright? - Yeah.
Alright, copy that. - Good seeing you, Karen.
- Um... [clearing throat]
Like I said, I wanted to talk to you.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- What's up?
- Well, I have something to tell you,
but I don't want to tell you here with everybody.
- Okay, uh...
Well, where do you want to go?
- Not my house.
- Why not?
- I think I know what'll happen
if I take you home.
And that would not be good.
- Wouldn't be good for who?
- I don't wanna add any more confusion to all this.
- What if I told you I can be the strong one
for us tonight? - You'd have to be very,
very strong. - I will be.
- No. [coughs]
- You sure?
- [sighs]
No, I'm not sure.
- Okay, then I'm coming.
I'll follow you.
[chuckles]
- Okay. - Yeah, let me get my things.
- [sighs]
- Shit.
- Zac? - Karen.
- You play with him?
- No, I don't.
I'm on the opposite side.
- I never actually saw you here before.
- I know.
[unintelligible] - AARON: Okay.
You ready? - Yeah.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- Let's get out of here.
- AARON: Hey Gary, I'll check you later, brother.
- Yo, I'm tapping out, man. Y'all. Good game, man.
Good game. Ah, dog.
- Yo, what's your name, yo? - I'm Gary.
- Yo, Zac, bro. - Nice to meet you, brother.
- Yeah, bro, - Good game.
Oh--
- He good, he good, he good.
- You nice too.
- Little bit, little bit other something.
- Yeah. - So, what do you do?
- Oh man, I'm a hedge fund manager, man.
What about yourself? - I do stocks.
- Stocks? - Yeah, yeah.
How long you been doing that?
- Long time.
- Shit, you got a card or something? Like--
- Yeah man, we'll go to the car, I'll get you my card.
- That's your car?
- Yeah, that's my, that's my one right there.
- That's, that's nice, yo. - Car nice too.
- I mean, it ain't as nice as yours, but I'm doing aight.
You know what I'm saying? - It's good, it's all good.
- I appreciate it, 'cause you know I...
Can I ask some questions? You know what I'm saying?
I'd rather ask a brother 'cause I be asking
white boys and I don't know what a damn thing
they saying. - I already understand,
man, I already understand. That's why I'm here.
- I appreciate you. - I got you, man.
Hey listen, next time we play, you're on my team again.
Alright? - Say less.
- Aight, cool, cool, cool. - That shit is nice, though.
- ♪
- Good morning.
- I told you to stop watching me sleep.
- I can't, I love it. You look so beautiful.
- Not in the morning. - [chuckling]
I like you like this.
- Well, thank you, but I need to pull it together
a little bit.
- Okay.
- How was the game?
- It was good.
- Good.
- That's all you wanna know?
- Yeah. Zac, I said I'm all in.
I trust you and your word is your word,
I'm gonna believe you until you give me a reason not to.
- I like that.
- Yeah. - That's good.
- Mmhmm, yeah.
But also deadly.
- Stop.
- No, I'm serious.
You had just better been where you said were.
- I was. - Okay.
- Just had to stop and pick something up.
- Oh, where?
- This chick's house.
- You didn't mention that.
- I didn't?
Oh.
- And that's a lie.
- Is it? Really?
- Really? Yes. Omission, Zac.
And that's a problem for me.
- That's interesting.
Omission is [unintelligible].
- Zac, I'm telling you right now,
if you -- with my heart, you will lose.
- Alright, calm down. Just relax.
- [unintelligible]
- Wait, wait, wait, Fatima. Fatima.
Are you serious? - Yes.
- You see the frustration? You see the frustration?
You seriously mad? - Yes!
- Come on, Fatima, don't be like that.
- No Zac, go to hell. - Come on, Fatima. Fatima!
Two...one...
- Zac!
My gosh, wow!
Really?
- This is what I went to get.
- Oh my goodness.
- She's a photographer.
There's nothing going on between us.
[unintelligible] - Yeah.
Wow.
- Yeah, she gave me that camera,
I learned how to use it, she printed these for me.
- Wow.
- You always say that you all in,
but, um...I wanted to show you that I was all in.
And thank you for trusting me.
And just know that I'm never gonna -- you over.
- Don't say that.
- I mean it.
- Let's, let's do this. - Mmhmm.
- If you are ever feeling like that, you'll tell me.
- I promise.
If you promise to do the same.
- I would never -- over you.
I'm not gonna do that.
- I believe you.
- I can't believe you took all these pictures.
[chuckling] - Look at you.
- This is crazy.
This is like the sweetest, most creepy thing
anybody's ever done for me.
- Look at how beautiful you look.
With your mouth open.
- Yeah, see, drooling.
I told you.
Well, thank you. - You're welcome.
- [moaning]
- Do not start that. No, I gotta shower.
- Come on! - No.
- Yes, come on. - No, I gotta go--
- Come on, come on, come on...
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- You see?
- What?
- We didn't do anything last night.
- Thank you.
- How are you?
- I'm okay. Yeah.
- You said you had something to tell me, right?
- Oh, um...
No, actually.
- Are you sure?
- I'm just not ready to talk about it yet.
- Okay.
- I'm sorry.
- Is it about Zac? - No, no.
- Are you sure?
- Well, kind of, actually.
- Okay. - Aaron,
I don't want to be on
this emotional roller coaster with you.
So it's good.
Everything's all good.
- What does "it's all good" mean?
- Just that. You know?
I'm, I'm, I'm processing a lot and it's fine.
And you know, I know I ain't been the easiest to--
- Karen, I love you.
Okay? I love you whether it's easy or hard.
Let's just be clear.
- You love me?
- Yes. I do.
- You love me, and this is not fair to you.
- What do you think isn't fair?
- All of this, this situation that I'm in.
- Can we just say that I'll be here
until I can't anymore?
- Yeah, well, you've come close a few times.
- And yet I'm still here.
- Yeah, you are.
- So we'll figure it out.
- How are you so sweet?
- You make me that way.
- Thank you.
- Alright, I gotta get to work.
So can we speak later when I get off?
- Maybe.
- If you feel like it.
- I promise I will tell you.
I'm just, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm,
processing. - Processing.
Processing, yeah.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
I completely understand.
- Right.
- What?
- Nothing, I'm just waiting for you to flip.
- Flip how?
- You kind of seem too good to be true.
- [chuckles]
I am definitely not.
- No, I kind of think you are.
Might be, uh, missing something.
Let's see...
- Karen, you know I'm an open book.
So...
- Yeah, I know.
- So how about we don't try to make this about me?
- That's not what I was doing.
- Really? 'Cause it kind of seems like you are.
- I'm just saying. You know?
Maybe...
there is something somewhere.
- Well, you keep waiting on that something.
- Go to work. Go to work, okay?
- Alright.
I'mma call you later.
- Yes, please. - Okay.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Okay, drive your car that you paid for.
Andi, drive your car that you paid for.
- [phone buzzing]
- Oh, shit.
I'm not in it!
- Don't do it.
- Are you watching me or something?
Where are you?
- No, but I know you.
- I'm just looking at it. Ugh.
- KAREN: Oh, okay.
Well, don't do it.
- I won't.
- 'Cause you know that would be him winning.
- I know. - KAREN: Okay, good.
You know, I, um... I saw him last night.
- What? - KAREN: Yeah, and Zac.
- Karen, what are you talking about?
- Apparently Aaron plays basketball with all the guys.
They play for hours, just skins and shirts.
Gary and Zac, they were there.
- Wait, they all know each other?
- No, no, they just play, I guess?
- Wow.
- KAREN: Yeah, Gary was playing with Zac.
- How is that possible?
- Well, you know, Atlanta's such a small place.
- ANDI: Ugh, right!
- Especially for straight men.
- Hmm.
So what did he say to you?
- KAREN: Who? - Any of them!
- Well, I went there for Aaron, of course.
Gary tried to talk to me, but you know...
- I know you shut that down.
- I sure did.
- [laughing]
So, did Zac say anything?
- He didn't say much.
- Hmm, okay.
- So you can go ahead and tell your friend
that he ain't try to come at me. - Don't do me like that.
You know I wouldn't do that.
- Yeah, well I know you gonna do that, so...
- I wouldn't!
I learned my lesson, okay?
- Anyway, I need to talk to you girls tonight.
- Well, you know Danni's pissed at you.
- Okay. Well, I need to talk to y'all.
- Okay, my house? - KAREN: Yeah.
- Alright, I will call them.
- Alright, see you tonight.
- Is everything okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine. I just need to talk.
- ANDI: Okay. - KAREN: Alright, bye.
- Talk later, bye.
- ♪
- [phone ringing]
- Hello? - ZAC: Hey, uh, what's up?
- Hey, who's this?
- ZAC: [clearing throat] It's uh, Zachary Taylor.
I met you at the basketball game.
- Oh, hey. What's up, man? What's going on?
- Hey, what's up? Um, you got a second?
- Yeah, just at work. What's up?
- Um, a couple weeks ago, I invested like 19k
into a stock and it hit.
So right now it's about at like 1.5.
- Damn! - ZAC: Yeah, it's crazy.
- What stock was this?
- Um, Bellanista.
- Bellanista.
Okay, man, that's a...
You know what? I've been watching that one.
You a lucky dog.
- ZAC: Thanks. - Yeah, um...
How'd you know to buy that stock?
- I, I didn't know to buy it.
This is my first time and
I was guessing and I just hit.
I guess I'm just lucky, like you say.
- GARY: I'll say. - Yeah, well, anyway.
Recently I've been reading a bunch of different stuff
and I hear people saying that the stock may tank
and I'm not sure if I should leave it in or take it out.
What you think? - I don't know, man.
I think it still has some legs on it.
- ZAC: Really? - Yeah.
Hey listen, you can sell if you don't think it may.
- But if I sell it, then I can miss out
on, like, a whole bunch of money, right?
- How about this?
I'll have my guy Jake look at it for you
and have him give you a call.
- Cool, cool. I like that, I like that.
- Yeah, yeah, he's here right now.
Jake, can you help this guy out for me?
- Yeah. - Zac, text me your
information right now and let me get it over to him.
- Yes! Yo, thank you, bro.
Thank you so much.
- Yeah, no problem, no problem, man.
Hey listen, you're gonna love Jake.
He's really good at this stuff. - Copy.
Bro, I appreciate you so much. You have no idea.
- GARY: Alright. - Yes, sir.
Yo, I'm texting you right now, I'm texting you
right now. - GARY: Alright.
Bellanista. - I appreciate the shout-out.
- Yeah, man, of course.
- Yeah, yeah!
- How did my bed get over here?
- I was tearing that ass up.
- Yeah, okay. Well, you got to go now.
- Yeah, I know.
- You know I got about 10 noise complaints
from my landlord on the door.
- That's funny as hell.
- Let's get to it, shall we?
- You want me to go out the window?
- Why would I want you to do that?
- I don't know.
That white boy might be at the door.
- You do this all the time, don't you?
- No, I don't.
- Hell, you got exit plans.
You just drop into a gay man, in and out.
It's, it's a lot of planning.
- Okay fine, I'm gonna get out of here.
- Hey, thank you.
- EL FUEGO: Sure.
You gonna come lock the door?
- Yeah, I got it.
- Okay.
- See ya later. - EL FUEGO: Bye.
- Human taco.
- EL FUEGO: You know why they call me that, right?
- Why? - EL FUEGO: Don't you see
how the bed folded up?
- I'll give you that.
Oh my gosh...
What the --, Danni?
What are you doing, girl?
Where's my phone?
- ♪
- Hey. - SABRINA: Hey.
I was calling you last night.
- DANNI: Oh yeah, I got high and went to sleep.
- Well, I need to tell you what happened
with me and Calvin at dinner.
- He broke a nail?
- Danni, stop!
- Okay, what happened?
- He got into a fight.
- [sighs]
Did he twirl?
- Danni, please. It's early in the morning.
- DANNI: Alright, okay. Alright, what happened?
Why did he get into a fight?
- Well, I had a customer come up to me
from when I worked at another branch
and he was saying hi. And Calvin thought he was
being disrespectful. - DANNI: Really?
- Yeah, so he got up and he hit the guy.
- Damn. - SABRINA: Yeah.
- Look at Calvin trying to man up.
- Mmm, he left me there.
He was really mad.
- Spoke too soon, bitch up.
- Stop it. Danni, please.
- Okay listen, Sabrina, what do you expect?
You know, he's probably trying to show you
that he's tough. You know?
And fight for you and shit.
- You think? - DANNI: Yeah.
I mean, didn't Jacobi, like, whoop that ass?
Yeah, he's just trying to be macho for you.
- Mm, yeah, I didn't think that one through.
- Yeah, you know, he was defending your honor
and getting his ass beat at the same time.
Multitasker.
- I mean, look, it's okay. He held his own.
- Scratching and surviving?
- Danni, please stop!
- DANNI: Okay, alright.
- Anyway, you know what? Whatever, I'm over this.
I gotta go to work. - DANNI: Yeah, me too.
I hope they're giving me a damn promotion,
you know. - Hmm.
You, a promotion? For what?
- You know what? Don't go there with that
empty-ass bank.
- Okay, okay, okay, okay, I'm sorry.
- Yeah, you know, I stopped a girl
from being trafficked yesterday.
- What?
- DANNI: Yeah, I clocked him and I watched his ass
all the way till he got to the gate.
He had a young girl with him and everything.
- Okay, Danni! Alright! Well, that's awesome.
- Yeah, girl. I took him out with my shoe.
- Okay, I love that.
- DANNI: Yeah, everybody was looking at me heroically,
felt good. - I'm really proud of you.
- Yeah. - SABRINA: Yeah.
Well, I gotta go to work.
- You know what? Shit, Sabrina.
We talk about Calvin over and over.
You know what? Fine, go, fine.
- Whatever. I will talk to you later, okay?
I love you. - Yeah, I love you. Bye.
- [knocking]
- Who is that?
Boy, I told you to go home.
Who is it?
- Danni.
Danni, Danni!
- ♪
- Woah, you got a gun! Let's go!
I'm not scared to die! But let me get some stabs in though!
- WOMAN: Next on Sistas...
- I'm gonna write you up! - You ain't gonna write me
up for talking about a vibrator.
You was the one using it.
- Can I give you something to give to Zac?
- No, bitch! - I am not the police.
- PAM: Then who are you?
- And when, you know, when a guy...
- I know, you were just trying to show me
that you're a man. - What?
- Girl, look at my hair. - What happened?
- He got it wet.
- You want me to call Danni and tell her that you here?
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