You know you don't have to ask.
Come when you want,
stay as long as you want.
I miss you when you're not there.
Then how about forever?
You want to stay with me forever?
You say that like it's a bad thing.
It's not. I'm just... confused.
I thought...
You're giving me whiplash.
How?
Kat...
I asked you to move in with me months ago,
and you shot me down.
What's changed?
What's changed is I'm about to be homeless.
Thank you.
Okay, check. That one's done.
Mama, you finished your letter of intent, right?
[laughing]: Ooh, child.
Those Love & Hip Hopbroads just don't quit.
And I thought that me versus the Duprees
was the beef of the century.
Hello?
If I'm going to be over here helping you,
you need to take this seriously.
Ooh...
-Mama! -Okay.
All right, you have my undivided attention.
All right, what were we talking about,
-boys? -Your clinic.
You need to make sure all your paperwork
is finalized for the D.C. health certificate of need.
The-the what now?
The certificate the state makes you get
before you can open up a new hospital or clinic?
Did you think that you can just unlock a door
and start handing out healthcare?
No, but...
my supposed partner, Mr. Joey Armstrong,
wants nothing to do with the day-to-day stuff,
so it falls all on moi.
Hell, I don't even know what I'm doing.
That's clear.
But I do know someone who does,
and they are very generous and smart and...
and they actually are extremely experienced
in managing a medical facility.
Why are you just now telling me this?
They sound perfect. Well, what's their name and number?
We can get them down here.
Why didn't you mention them before?
Oh, because they turned me down more than once.
Yeah, because they already have a job
and they don't want to, you know, go switching careers
and stuff.
Well, you're pretty good at convincing people.
Talk them into it.
Hmm. Well, since you're so smart,
maybe you can give me some ideas.
You know?
Maybe suggest a guaranteed way to make them
change their mind.
I don't know, maybe offer them a promotion?
It could be that they're sick of being
a follower instead of a leader.
And if they're an assistant, that "general manager" title
can sound pretty tempting.
What about pay?
That one's tough, since there's a salary cap
on what we can offer at the clinic.
But maybe you can sweeten the pot.
Mm, a bribe?
Think of it like a financial incentive.
Offer them a hefty bonus at the end of their first year,
you know, just to make sure they can stick around that long.
Maybe you can pick up that tab,
if you're willing.
For the right person, done.
Okay, what else?
For me, the biggest selling point
for working at the clinic is all the good you can do.
If somebody is putting in a boring 40 hours a week
in the corporate sector,
I'd sell them on how they can make a real difference
by bringing affordable healthcare to this community.
You really think that would work?
I think it's worth a try.
Then here it goes.
Child of my heart,
light of my life.
I am talking a big, fat, manager promotion, baby--
general manager, in fact. What?
Mama, stop. Stop.
Bring that compassion,
that golden heart of yours,
and come work for me.
Mm, please, baby, baby, please.
I'm down on my knees.
[laughs]
Please?
♪ ♪
ELON: What's the word, son?
Just got back from a drop-off.
They got me working the mobile truck.
You sound anxious. Is this getting to be too much?
Nah. Nah, nah, nah. I'm good.
Hey, now is not the time for ego.
This is about more than just watching your six.
It's staying two steps ahead of them.
I don't know, Jacob, maybe you should just--
Lives on the line.
That's what's important, right?
I'm not going to lie and say
the department isn't hungry to crack this case,
but you making it through this safe,
that's what matters.
I got you, Pops.
There's a lot of people counting on that.
-It's for you. -I already told Grayson,
shiny boxes are not my love language.
It's not from Grayson.
Derek?
Who are you, 50 Cent in "21 Questions"?
Girl, just open the box.
ASHLEY: Um...
it's, um...
Janky. Lia's favorite gift category.
Congratulations, Nurse Morgan,
you have survived your first year
at Garland Memorial Hospital.
How do you feel?
[sighs]
What do you say? Come on, pumpkin.
Pretty please?
How will I work for you when I already have a job?
Tightening fajas for BBL patients
does not compare
to working with your amazing mommy every day.
Okay, first of all, Dad's practice does
way more than aesthetic procedures.
They handle reconstructive surgeries
for burn victims, traumatic injuries, you name it.
Dang, Saint Ted does some good work.
But so do I.
Mama, I'm already helping you for free.
And now you're gonna get paid.
[sings indistinctly]
I want you to hear me
and hear me clearly, okay?
I absolutely will not, under any circumstances,
quit my job to become your general manager.
But I will gladly act as a resource for whoever you hire
by doing what I've already been doing for free.
What do I have to do?
Do I have to beg? Okay, fine, I'll beg.
Baby, please,
please, help me help them.
Help me help them.
You, unhoused?
The heiress turned purse mogul
with highly accomplished doctors for parents.
I know. I'm blessed.
It was kind of a joke.
So what's really going on?
I thought you loved living with your "bestie coz,"
as you like to say.
Yeah, but things are changing.
Chelsea's about to be a married woman.
Whoa.
Bringing another doctor into the fold.
I'm sure Chelsea and Madison
are more than capable of finding a place on their own.
Why would you have to move?
This is me being considerate and getting ahead.
They're not married yet, but they will be soon,
and that means Madison will be spending
a lot more time at our place,
and I don't want to be the permanent third wheel.
Sure, I could move back home with my mom,
but she's in her "date all you want, do as you please" season.
Hmm.
It'll be just my luck to wander
into the kitchen one morning
and see a man in there
cooking eggs sunny side up.
Wearing nothing but a smile.
Yeah, and then I'll have to pry my eyes out
with the nearest fork. Do you see the urgency now?
Mm, I do.
So, are you down with us shacking up?
Because I'm your only option?
No.
Tomas--
The way you just laid it out,
I'm literally your last choice.
And that's not good enough.
-What brings you by? -Oh, I had a meeting
with Detective Marshall about a client's arrest.
Mm. Okay.
You okay? Tough day catching the bad guys?
You know what a less experienced officer wouldn't admit?
That sometimes the bad guys win.
Mm.
I need to talk to you about Jacob.
What happened to Jacob?
Nah, he's safe. I didn't mean to scare you.
[exhales]
But I need you
to help me talk some sense into him.
I assume that you're at least partially aware
of what he's doing right now.
Uh, he's told me that he's working a special case,
but he didn't give me any details.
That's for the best.
I'm not even sure that Jacob has fully grasped
the severity of the situation that he's in.
You're scared.
You know, Jacob told me you were reluctant to give him this shot,
but he just assumed you were underestimating him.
What doesn't he know?
You know I can't get into the specifics, but, Naomi,
I'm coming to you as your father-in-law
and I'm asking you to plant a seed, okay?
Now, Jacob hasn't been a detective that long.
And this case that he's taken on...
it has challenges.
And you don't think he's ready for it?
I think that he'll be better prepared in a year or two.
[chuckles]
One of the things Jacob and I bonded over
was our love for our dads.
Did you know that?
No, but I don't see what--
I told him that
I would read my dad's law books
before I even knew what words were.
And he told me that he would walk around
with his tiny little notebook
scribbling observations about his little brothers,
you and Darlene...
And everybody he met along the way.
-Mm-hmm. -He even took that
notebook to church. It drove his mother crazy.
He told me he would patrol your yard
with his partner Barney.
Yes. Our schnauzer.
I forgot about that one.
Yeah.
That same little boy who was determined
to walk in your footsteps,
-he's a grown-up now. -Yes.
Carving his own path.
Yes, but maybe with a little more time--
The time is now, Elon.
Jacob is determined to prove himself with this case,
and he has put in years of hard work and study
to be ready for it.
There's nothing I can or would say
to make him quit.
You are the chief of police
and his dad.
Why don't you just give it to him straight?
I've tried, Naomi. He won't listen.
And I'm hoping that his wife has a stronger influence.
What's up?
Yo, you got a light?
Nah, man.
What you got on you?
Hey, bruh, get out of here. This ain't what you want.
That supposed to scare me?
Oh. Yeah.
Let me see that watch.
Look, Mama, our same deal holds, okay?
I will help out the clinic when I can,
but I am not quitting my job.
Now, we need to make sure you complete
all the state requirements so you can actually open.
Like what?
Like setting aside the right amount of capital,
getting your licenses up to date.
Have you filled out all your permit applications?
Let me see that.
Come on.
Let's see what you got here.
Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Oh, yeah, I've seen that one before. I read that.
[laughs] You know what?
[clears throat]
Watch and learn.
-Okay. -I'm gonna show you
how real business is done, baby girl.
-Okay? -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Hello, this is the Leslie Thomas.
To whom am I speaking?
I didn't ask because you're my only option.
As you pointed out, I'm a Dupree.
I have nothing but options.
Okay, so why don't you go exercise one of those?
Well, maybe I will since you're being such a jerk about it.
I'm just pointing out the obvious.
You were adamant about not being ready for us
to live together not that long ago.
Am I supposed to believe you've, what,
just had a convenient change of heart?
You're the man I love.
I could have easily gotten a place in Georgetown
or a high rise near the wharf.
But I want to wake up
to you every morning, and I thought you did, too.
Unless...
unless you were lying the whole time.
Lia should be ashamed of herself. You would think
that our chief of staff would put more effort
into celebrating milestones like this,
especially for a first-year nurse
who's accomplished as much as you have.
Well, it's the thought that counts, right?
Besides, she doesn't even really know me.
Well, good thing I do.
Congrats again.
-What? -[laughs]
Shanice...
This is so thoughtful.
I love it. Thank you.
It's also my way of keeping you grounded in your calling.
You know, difficult patients, long nights.
It could be easy to forget why we chose this,
and I would hate for that to happen to you.
Well, it's a little too late for that.
I am opening a free clinic.
Apparently, um, in order to do that,
I am going to need a fire permit.
Okay, then just put me on the inspection schedule.
End of April
Oh, no, baby, mmm-mm. That's two months away.
No.
Uh-uh. No. Shh, shh.
See, no, what you're going to do
is you're going to take your little fingers
and you're gonna clickety-clack on that tiny little computer
of yours, and then you are going to find--
Hello? Hello?
I mean, all this hassle for a little piece of paper just to
tell me that the smoke detector is working.
News flash,
if it's not beeping, it's working.
Clueless.
Excuse you?
You want to say something to me
in a decibel that I can actually decipher?
[sighs]
The fire permit is about more than smoke detectors.
It would ensure your facility has things like
a working sprinkler system,
proper storage of flammable materials,
clear access to emergency exits.
Wow, you really know your stuff.
Mama, maybe he's who you should hire to help out the clinic.
Ha! Been down that road, caught a flat.
Mr. Stop, Drop and Roll here turned me down, didn't ya?
Of course it's not a lie.
It sure seems like it.
Now that Bill promoted you to junior partner,
you don't have to play the game anymore.
You don't have to pretend like you're serious about me
to impress them. Is-is that what it is?
Kat, the way I feel about you
has nothing to do with my career.
You're making a big reach to avoid a simple truth.
Oh, yeah? And what's the truth, as told by Tomas?
That you're doing this for the wrong reasons.
Does my decision happen to coincide
with my cousin getting engaged?
Sure.
But...
that doesn't make my feelings for you any less genuine.
Look...
you looked me straight in my eyes
and told me I was your future.
If that hasn't changed,
help me understand why you're so against this.
You are my future.
I want to take us to places neither of us
even thought to imagine.
Which is why
I can't allow us to take a step we're not ready for.
NAOMI: Okay.
I'm having trouble understanding what you're asking.
I'm asking you to talk to Jacob
and remind him of his priorities.
Really? Because it sounds like you're sabotaging your son
and asking me to betray my husband.
I'm trying to save my son.
Elon, if you didn't think he was ready for this,
why did you assign him this case?
Because Jacob had a point, okay?
He's been busting his ass
ever since he's been put on the desk.
And that intel that he brought us, it was solid.
He deserved a chance.
But you still don't think he's ready.
Oh, why would you put him in harm's way
if you weren't confident in his abilities?
This job comes with difficult choices.
I'm worried, Naomi.
That these criminals will make him out
for what he is. A cop.
One of my guys is laid up in the ICU right now
because he made a bad call in the field today,
and his partner...
wasn't so lucky.
[scoffs]
I'm sorry, what... what am I
supposed to do with this information?
You know that Jacob moved out, right?
I do.
With all due respect, sir,
I'm sorry to hear about your officers,
but your job is to prepare and protect them
before they step foot outside this precinct.
There's no easy way around this, and I have my own concerns,
but I trust my husband and his abilities
to think on his feet, and if his abilities
are strained, I'd like to think I can trust yours.
I know you're gonna do everything in your power
to keep him safe without humiliating him
by pulling him. Right?
I ain't gonna tell you again to keep it moving.
No need for all that, man.
I was just trying to get a beer.
Hey, didn't I tell--
Hey, bro.
Izaiah?
What the hell you doing out here?
Well, I could ask you the same thing.
Bruh. [scoffs] What are you doing out here?
Damn, you're tense. What, is this about that...
that mysterious case you're on?
You know I can't get into that.
But you still ain't give me a answer.
What you doing out here
in Capitol Grove, man?
You ain't been out here since Pops had to bail you out
for that B and E.
-We're still on that, huh? -Hell yeah.
All that talk about turning over a new leaf
and helping students find their path,
where is that now?
You're not afraid to stand up for what you believe in.
You and Jacob are alike in that way.
I am my mother's daughter.
And Jacob is the man you raised him to be.
You got to trust him to see this one through.
When's the last time you spoke to him?
Today.
And how'd he sound?
Exhausted.
Jacob's been working this case 24/7.
I'm not even sure if the boy's eating.
I, uh, I did get a chance to see him the other night.
How?
When I came home, he was there waiting for me.
Jacob came back to your house
even though he's renting off-site?
Yes, and thank God he did, because I needed to see him.
See, this is what concerns me.
A seasoned detective would have never done that.
He could have led somebody straight to your door, Naomi.
Okay, but he didn't.
And it's fine. He's been staying away,
and we've only been talking through his burner.
Jacob has given you a burner?
So he's keeping a direct line of contact with you
that anybody can access if something happens.
I'm sure he deletes the messages.
And how is that different from him calling you?
This is a secure line protected by state-level encryption,
not some cheap phone you buy from the corner store.
Jacob is being reckless and naive, Naomi.
You know what?
You're right.
It's not on him to quit or you to convince him.
This is on me.
I can't believe I became one of those girls
Chelsea and I used to talk about,
giving their all to a man only to find out it's one-sided.
That's not what's happening.
You need to hear me out.
I am trying,
but it feels like you're the one who did a 180 now.
[scoffs] I don't understand what the problem is.
I meant it when I said you're my future.
I love you, Kat, but taking this step has to be
for the right reasons,
not because your cousin is getting married or because
you're looking for an easy escape.
Look, I'm-I'm telling you this
because I love you
and because I know what comes next
after moving in together.
What happens to your independence
if we do this too soon?
Will you get a chance to explore all of you,
to cultivate your own individual interests?
What happens if you get pregnant?
It would happen a whole lot easier
if we were together every night.
Moving in together could be a domino effect.
It would.
And, to quote a very wise woman,
before we take that step,
we both need to be sure
we're ready to take on anything that could happen because of it.
You were right,
and I'd hate to be the reason
why you didn't explore what's out there for you.
So this is your way of protecting us,
not your way of breaking up?
I'd be a fool to toss aside a diamond.
And I refuse to let a stupid argument about dirty dishes
be the end of us because we took this step prematurely.
Please tell me you understand.
Tell me more about how I'm a diamond.
Don't tell me I'm gonna have to start training another nurse.
I hate to hear that you're feeling jaded.
No,
I'm not leaving. I'm just...
I'm being honest.
About what this first year has been. It's been...
exhausting and all-consuming
and more emotional than I ever prepared for.
That's the nature of the beast.
But you know what else it's been?
The honor of my life.
The woman that I've become because of such
a tumultuous first year, you know...
I wouldn't trade her for the world.
If you would have told me a year ago
-that we would be here... -[chuckles]
...I wouldn't have believed you.
You know, you were an amazing mentor to me.
I don't tell you that enough.
Well, look at us now.
I'm dating a doctor,
the sexiest, kindest man I've ever met,
and letting the chips fall as they may.
I've lost someone along the way, but...
...I found myself.
Working here has taught me that life is just too short
to not do exactly what you want to do.
God, I used to get so caught up in making the perfect decision,
so that my future self would be grateful
that I handled the prerequisites.
-Brain-locked. -Yeah. You know it.
And look, I don't blame myself.
I was doing what I thought was necessary, but...
I've really learned that true freedom
is just trusting the process and trusting yourself.
And knowing that every decision you make is the right decision.
And whether it's ultimately a blessing or a lesson,
there's something to be gleaned.
-Come on, preach. -[both laugh]
I am so proud of you.
And not because you are a gifted nurse,
not because you are confident
and you have learned to bring some quality tea
to this here desk, but because you are blossoming
into the woman you were meant to be
without letting a man cloud your vision.
You can't seriously blame me
for not wanting to work for somebody like you.
"Somebody like me"? Did you hear that, Eva?
And you think he's fit
to carry out the noble work of my clinic?
Don't even go there. This time last year,
you were mowing down innocent women
-like stray blades of grass. -Allegedly.
And that was mowing down one woman.
And in case you missed it,
I was never charged with a crime, Smokey Bear.
Now, if you are done insulting me when my daughter
has clearly offered you a leg up...
I will go.
Baby? Mama loves you.
And I am off to have a date
with a very wonderful permit officer
who wants to give me what I want.
Is she like this all the time?
Even in her sleep.
Well, I feel better about us,
but I still don't have a place to live.
Aww. House hunting is the fun part.
Do you know what type of place you'd want?
Uh, would you prefer to rent first to feel it out?
Hmm, well,
I'm still in the early stages of planning, obviously,
um, but I would need a lot of space, a big closet
and thick walls so I can blast my crime podcasts
without, you know, anyone getting the wrong idea.
[laughs]
See? True crime is your entertainment.
For me, I-I get enough of it at work.
I prefer to decompress with a good fantasy book
and a strong rum.
Ugh. Rosé me, please.
Yeah, maybe this is for the best.
-Hey. -[laughs]
Seriously, though, I hope you know that
you can come to my place anytime you want.
We can get a key made, clear out some drawer space.
Whatever you need.
Well, it's nice to know you're still my soft place to land.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
Apology offering.
I hope I wasn't too hard on your mom earlier.
I'm used to it.
Leslie Thomas isn't everyone's cup of tea,
but she's still my mama.
Yeah, trust me, I get it.
Families don't come in neat little lines, there's...
always a touch of grey.
You can say that again.
Sit.
You seem like you have something on your mind.
[sighs]
Well, here goes.
I don't like your mom.
I don't trust her.
Got that.
But I am medically retired from fighting fires,
and even with revamping my résumé
and applying nonstop, I...
...haven't got a single bite.
So, you're thinking...
Look, helping Leslie understand
why things like fire permits are so important,
that felt good.
I really, really need the work.
I'm hearing what sounds like a yes?
[sighs] I'll do it.
Yes. [laughs]
Having someone with your experience
is gonna be so good for the clinic.
But there's one condition.
In order for me to do good work,
I'm gonna need limited interactions with your mother.
Like, next to none.
I report to you only.
-You're hired. [chuckles] -[chuckles]
Look, Elon, I'm not naive.
I know there is risk
anytime Jacob steps foot in his squad car,
and I realize what happened with your officers today
is making you question how he's handling things.
But I need to believe that he is in good hands.
I need to remind myself that he has
extensive training to rely on,
the support of his department
and something bigger than all of us protecting him.
And I need to hear you say that you believe that, too.
Because if he calls you,
and he can hear your fear through the phone,
if Jacob even senses that his own father
doesn't believe in him,
that's when you put him in real danger.
Please, Elon.
Be the leader that he needs.
You have my word.
Come by the house next week for dinner, okay?
Darlene's been asking about you.
-Yeah. I'll be there. -All right.
Chief Hawthorne.
Beautiful day, isn't it?
I'll, uh, I'll see you later.
All right.
If you've come by looking for Marcel, he's out.
Aww, too bad. I was hoping
my Detective Boo would help me out with something,
but I guess you'll do.
I need a permit expedited.
You do realize you came to the police station, right?
Mm. Yes.
Then I remembered that we are practically family,
and you do have all sorts of special contacts.
You think sharing a child with Naomi's former uncle
makes us blood?
No, I think my Eva climbing that tall drink of water
that you call "baby boy" makes it so.
They'll be engaged before you know it.
Mm, Izaiah isn't the type to do what you'd expect.
If I were you, I would warn your Eva that commitment
isn't exactly his strong suit.
Bro, you jumping to me being up to no good
after everything you've seen since I've been back?
You still ain't give me an answer.
All right, you caught me.
I'm here to make a score.
Food.
Hey, you may be too good for these parts,
but The Jade Noodle is about a block that way.
Yeah, a little hole-in-the-wall,
but they got the best sweet and sour pork in all of D.C.
Yeah, I think I heard of it. You should go.
I will. You sure you're okay?
You worried about Naomi?
Nah, I gave her a burner phone, so if she needs me,
-she'll hit me. -Good.
'Cause if you out here all tense, maybe Pops was right.
I mean, isn't the first rule of undercover work
-keeping your cool at all times? -Hey, man,
don't worry about me, little bro.
Go get your egg rolls or whatever
and pretend you didn't see me.
Okay. All right, I'm not gonna blow up your spot.
Hey, but seriously, bro,
keep your head on a swivel, okay?
And-and act like you belong around here or something.
You must have forgot who you talking to.
Go ahead, man, and don't tell Naomi you saw me, for real.
All right. I got you.
No, man. Go.
What about this one?
It has a soaking tub, all new appliances
and it's condo style,
so you have a whole building to protect you.
Uh-huh. And it just happens to be five minutes away
from where you live.
You're not slick, mister.
-You can't blame a guy for trying. -Mm-hmm.
Oh, shoot. No pets allowed.
Do you have a furry friend I don't know about?
No, but I may.
Independent Kat may be into mini poodles
with a chocolate brown coat.
Mm-hmm. You've already thought of a name, haven't you?
Rihanna.
[both laugh]
Someone put some thought into that.
Well, you and Rihanna can stay over anytime.
Oh, so pretend poodles are okay,
but living with your real-life girlfriend
is where you draw the line?
For now.
So that very real girlfriend and I can go the distance.
Sweet.
Hey, this one's perfect and you know it.
Am I really doing this? This is kind of exhilarating.
-It is. -[laughs]
Hi, Vanessa. It's Kat.
I'd love to see one of the listings from your site.
Would you be able to set up a showing?
Derek. Are you all right?
Oh, I'm fine. I'm fine, uh...
I know I could have texted, but I...
I wanted to tell you both in person.
I found a job.
-Ah. -Mm.
[laughter]
-Aww. -Only matter of time.
I only guide winners.
Congratulations. I'm so happy for you.
SHANICE: So, what is it?
Finally putting that CDL to use?
-Hitting the road? -Nope.
I'm, uh, not even leaving the area.
I'm going to work at the Phoenix Street Free Clinic.
Well, how did that happen? I...
I mean, I thought you would never work for Leslie.
Well, I negotiated my terms.
I'm coming on as general manager,
and I report only to her daughter Eva.
Oh, the student gains his wings.
Thank you, Shanice.
I'm-I'm just so excited to get back to work.
I know you are.
It's amazing.
Back doing what I'm built for,
helping people and saving lives.
LESLIE: Hate to break it to you,
but being a bad boy
isn't a deterrent for us Thomas women.
Well, this isn't the place where you get a permit, okay?
So, you have to go through the proper channels.
Fine. Thanks for nothing.
Oh, and Chief?
I see where baby boy gets his good looks from.
Mm. That wife of yours is a lucky woman.
Come on, Jacob.
Just let me know that you're okay.
Well, if it isn't my favorite sister-in-law.
-[both chuckle] -Hey, Izaiah.
What are you doing here?
Eva's meeting me for a quick lunch.
How's your day going?
I just saw your dad at the station.
Oh, yeah?
How's Captain Killjoy doing today?
Well, he's more concerned about Jacob than Jacob let on.
He could be in serious danger with this undercover assignment.
And I wish he would just send me a text,
an emoji, something.
A thumbs-up, letting me know that he's safe.
You haven't talked to him, have you?
Nah. No, I haven't, but...
you know, us Hawthornes are used to this.
I mean, I told you, my mom, she used to worry herself sick
anytime Pops left for work.
Tried to hide it from us kids, but we saw it.
And you know what it helped? Diddly-squat.
[Izaiah chuckles]
Yeah, worrying does nothing for the situation
but muddy up reality, which is: Jacob will be fine.
-Okay? -Yeah.
Thanks, Izaiah.
-EVA: Hey, Naomi. -[laughs softly]
Hi, Eva.
Uh, here, you can have my seat.
I'm on the way out.
Naomi. If you don't remember anything,
remember this.
My big bro loves you with his entire heart.
Okay? He will move heaven and earth
to get home to you every night.
Thanks.
I am so glad you're in education.
I can't imagine the stress of my partner being a cop.
Mmm, but it smells good.
Shall we?
Yeah.
About time, Smoke. Damn.
Got me freezing my ass off out here.
Had a crazy run today.
Whole line was knocked off schedule.
I guess everybody itching to get that quick plasma cash.
Truck's around the corner.
Drop-off point will be in your messages
by the time you hit unlock.
All right, for sure.
Go now. Impaler's getting antsy.
He don't play about his product.
He tell you that himself?
You're wasting time you don't even have.
Yeah, you right.
I wouldn't want to get on the Impaler's bad side
or nothing like that.
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