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- (sighs) Yo, Mac.

McMac, what's the update?

Tell me you have something amazing.

- Two things, Derrick.

Number one, don't ever call me yo, Mac or McMac.

And number B, I have nothing.

- Hmm.

Do not joke with Mac Mckenzie, noted.

Mckenzie,

we're on a tight deadline here

and we are really trying to land this sponsorship.

You have nothing means that

I have nothing to present to them,

which means that I have no money in my pockets-

- [Mckenzie] Mhm. - to give to the streets.

So... - Mhm.

- I got it.

I got it.

All right, I will have a presentation ready for you

by tonight, okay?

We will secure the sponsorship and you will get paid

and get laid and live happily ever after.

Thank you so much.

Please leave my office.

- Get paid and get laid?

Noted.

- Before you leave.

I do have a proposition that I wanna talk to you about.

- Oh, when you say proposition,

you mean... Get out.

- Well, I was gonna say a favor.

- Get out. - A favor.

- Yep, get out.

(relaxing upbeat music)

(door creaking)

- Hey babe, I'm sorry I'm late.

- Thank you for joining me.

Can you not put your stuff there please?

Late and disrespectful.

Is that what we doing?

Really?

Okay, wow.

That's what we doing.

Okay.

And these actually work, Kenzie.

Seriously, you could have just, "Hey babe, running late."

- I just said I'm sorry I'm late.

- [Miles] Whatever.

- I'm sorry.

(pool balls clanking)

- How was your day?

How was your day, Kenzie?

- It was stressful.

Okay?

I had this creative block
for like four hours, just blank.

But everything came together.

- Oh, good.

You talked to Derrick about hosting a radio show yet?

- Not yet,

but I did schedule a meeting to talk to him about it.

- And what you think he gonna say

about you leaving that and wanting to go do that?

- I don't know, okay?

I'm the only good marketing person that he has and,

but I feel better about being the radio show host

and the show is losing the
listeners 'cause it's boring.

All right, so I can't do anything but pitch it to him

and hope that he agrees for my decision.

- Hmm.

- Well thank you for asking, my day was great.

You know, you're so thoughtful.

Girlfriend of the year, like-

- [Mckenzie] Come here, lemme
whisper something in your ear-

- No, you got work breathe. - [Mckenzie] Come here.

- Ain't coming over there.

- Come here.

Here, let me whisper something in your ear.

Come here.

What happened to my food that I asked you to order me

by the time I got here?

A bitch is hungry.

So I'm gonna take that as you forgot.

'Cause you forgot to feed your girl.

(laughs) Well, (laughs) no ass for you tonight buddy.

Can't hunch without my dinner or my lunch.

- Mm.

You know what?

I ordered your shit

and it got cold when they brought it out,

'cause you weren't here.

(Mckenzie sighs) Right, right.

You weren't here, so I sent it back.

- I said that I was sorry... [Miles] 'Cause you

weren't here. - Okay?

I'm sorry, what else do you want me to do about it?

- You weren't even here.

That's what I'm saying.

(pool balls clanking) Really?

- Oh, hello, hi, hi, hi. - Hey, hey, welcome.

- Yes. - Come on in.

Take a seat. - Oh.

- And you want anything to drink?

- Oh, no, no, no, no.

No, on the drink for me.

Number three for caffeine. (laughs)

- Oh. (laughs) - Coffee. (laughs)

- Mhm.

- I've had three cups of coffee today

in case you didn't get that.

- Noted.

And (stammers) I got it. - Great.

Derrick, is it?

It is so funny that your name
is Derrick and my name is Don,

and they both begin with the letter D. (laughs)

- (laughs) That's so funny.

- Anyway, I'm guessing you're wanna

get straight to business.

So, "Made For You" is looking for

the new face of their campaign.

We need a woman with style and personality.

Okay?

If you can provide that for me,

I will get you whatever sponsorship you need.

And it looks like you need everything right now.

- (laughs) When you say everything do you mean?

- Oh! (laughs)

No, heavens no.

I mean it looks like you need money.

You look like you need money.

Okay,

I'm going to go because that's what I've decided to do.

And this has not been fun, but it could have.

- Okay.

I don't know what to do with that, but thanks.

And I will get back to you.

- Great.

(relaxing music) She wants my body.

- Hey.

- Hey.

(lips smacking)

(knocking on door)

- Uh, yep?

- [Mckenzie] McMac, it's Mac.

- Give me a minute. (clears throat)

(stammers) Come on, come on in.

I thought you said not to call you Mac or McMac?

- Yeah, no, I said that you can't call me that

and were y'all in the middle of making sex?

- (scoffs) No, we were meeting about the competition.

- Competition. - Competition.

- Ah, you were meeting about the competition

with your mouth.

- (laughs) Okay, I will let you two meet.

And Derrick, we'll see you later.

Bitch.

- First, point me to where it's safe to sit.

I have a proposition that I wanna talk to you about.

- I'm listening.

- Hear me out.

I know that I'm great as the marketing director,

but I will be even greater as the new radio DJ.

Kelly is leaving and I will be her replacement.

The show is already not doing good

and I know that I can bring it back

to life with my personality.

What do you say?

- You've never hosted a radio show a day in your life.

You have no experience hosting anything,

but you would make a great radio DJ?

Make it make sense.

- Now, Derrick, I already warned you about that.

- Very well.

Please make it make sense.

- Look, as the marketing director,

I talk with people every day, okay?

I know what the people want to hear.

I know social media in and out.

I can have a conversation with somebody

and make them think that it was the best one ever.

- Yeah. So no.

- Derrick, please just give me a chance, okay?

I will do anything.

Not anything, but you know what I mean.

- Actually, I have a proposition for you.

- What?

- I need you to agree to be an actor

for the new Dating Act deal.

They need paid actors to go out on dates,

make it look real so that people will download

and use the app.

You know, it's all fake.

They just need you to go on a few dates.

Agree to take some pictures

and upload them to your fake profile.

- Derrick, what the fuck?

I can't do that.

I have a whole boyfriend and we live together.

- Look, this fucking station
is falling apart financially.

You won't be able to host a
show if we don't have a station.

So we need to secure this sponsorship.

If you go out on this date, it's just fake.

You're just gonna grab some
coffee, take some pictures,

report back in, and boom!

We got the sponsorship and you get paid.

- I feel like you're hoeing me out, okay?

What about Yanis?

- Yanis is with...

- You, damn, we already know that.

It's not a secret.

- All right, I already asked her and she said no.

- So you pimp me out and make me do all the hard work.

- You once said that you do anything for your career.

Well, I am presenting you with anything.

Do you accept? (Mckenzie sighs)

- This is fucked up, but (sighs) yes.

- Yes.

- Okay, but I don't wanna lie to Miles.

- Well, then don't tell him, simple.

- You're a terrible person.

Does Yanis know this about you?

(Derrick blows raspberry)

(knocking on door)

- Coming, I'll get it.

- [Malcolm] Thank you,

thank you. - Coming, coming, coming.

Hey y'all! - Hi!

- Hi. Hi, hi, hi. - Hi, how are you?

- Good, how are you?

- Good, good.

Oh, it smells good.

Oh, hey!

Did you make this?

- Just me and her.

I think it looks like enough, right?

- Yeah, I think that's enough.

- Cool.

- [Mckenzie] Wait, got it?

- Here you go ladies.

She told me to get that.

- You can take those two.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Thank you.

Got it.

- [Malcolm] All right, here's (indistinct).

- [Yanis] Thank you.

How do you spell this, (indistinct)?

- [Stacy] I don't know.

But he got a way up. (Malcolm sighs)

- Here you go. - Thank you.

He gave me the same amount as you guys, right?

- Yeah, we all got-

- You tear through a bottle, I'm telling you.

- I feel judged. (laughs)

I feel judged.

- Just saying.

- You good? - Yeah.

- All right. - Yeah.

- Y'all fucked yet?

- Are you gonna do this every
single time we're together?

- Yes, up until the minute

you crack her back like a knuckle.

- Gross. - [Yanis] Bitch, what?

- Like a knuckle?

You know, when you... Yeah, we know.

It's gross. - I know what it means,

but icky.

- Whatever.

Okay, everybody raise your glass.

- Mhm.

- Come on.

Cheers, to Malcolm and
Kenzie for finally doing the deed.

(Stacy laughs) - Oh, cute, okay.

- And for me it's for a special announcement that I have.

- [All] Cheers!

(Stacy laughs)

- [Mckenzie] Cheer, cheer, cheers.

- Okay. - That's pretty good, yeah.

- Before you make your announcement,

I have a confession to make.

Derrick and I moved in together.

- [All] We know.

- What, how?

- It was me, I told them.

Congratulations. (mocking vocalizing)

Get back to Stacy.

- No, everybody gotta go before me.

I wanna save the best for last.

Okay, now you go first.

- Not much going on over here except divorce.

Simone asked for a divorce.

- [Stacy] What?

- Are you serious?

Did she really ask you for a divorce?

- Yeah.

Typical Monday shit.

It's Tuesday now, so I'm good.

- So typically on Mondays,

your wife just casually asked you for a divorce?

How many Mondays has it been?

- Not too many, maybe like, 16.

- She's been asking for a divorce for four months?

- Yes, for the calculations.

- Fuck you. (Stacy and Mckenzie laughs)

- She's just tripping.

She's just, you know, upset at some shit.

She'll be all right.

- Nah, are you all right?

Is this the part where you break down?

Do you need us to hold you?

Then hug you?

(laughs) You doing that in the wrong direction,

Mckenzie is right over there.

- (stammers) Very good.

- Stacy, please.

Damn

Mal, for real.

Are you okay?

- I'm cool.

- Do you want to talk about it?

- No, no, that's y'all thing.

I'm good!

- Okay, so while Malcolm
continues to sink into depression,

Mckenzie, what's your news? - That was mean.

- Why are you so rude?

- [Stacy] What? - [Malcolm] Thank you.

- Okay, let me rephrase it.

While Malcolm continues
to falsely deal with reality,

Mckenzie, what's your news?

- So, I have a dilemma, okay?

Remember I told y'all that I wanted

to be the new host for the radio show,

- Mhm. - Right?

So Derrick offered me a shot

if I was able to do something for him.

- Do what now?

- Girl, calm down, damn.

We know that's yo man.

(Malcolm chuckles) - So, okay?

We're trying to secure sponsorship

for this new dating app, "Made For You," right?

So they need actors and
models to go on these stage dates

and do check-ins, right?

So they're doing this new
special project for social media.

They want me to be the face of the app.

Yanis said no, so I agree.

- Mckenzie McCoy,

it has been previously revealed

that you have a whole
boyfriend with whom you live with.

(Malcolm laughing) Please,

explain to us how you plan on cheating on your man?

- I hate you.

(Stacy laughing) - [Malcolm] Firm.

- I'm sorry, it's just not in my nature to cheat.

I can't do it.

(Stacy sucks teeth)

Okay, fine.

I just don't wanna do it.

- [Stacy] Girl. - [Malcolm] That makes sense.

- But, like Derrick and I had just started dating.

It would've gotten super weird, super fast.

- Okay. - So, it's fuck you,

Mckenzie and your relationship

and good luck with your future endeavors.

- A little bit.

- You're really gonna do this for a promotion?

- (groans) That's the dilemma.

I did not invite y'all over here to judge me, okay?

I finally get a shot to do
something that I really love.

- True, true.

- Mckenzie McCoy,

please share with us

why you really love cheating on your man.

- I don't like you. (all laughing)

- No, but seriously, I don't see why you don't just

explain to Miles what's going on

and like, it's for the greater good of your career.

- No.

- Or you could not do that shit.

- [Stacy] That part.

- That part. - Um,

I already signed the contract.

- Girl, what?

- In the words of Remy Ma, are you dumb?

(Stacy groans)

Anyway, in nondramatic, non depressing ass news.

- Mhm.

- I'm engaged!

- Oh my god! (McKenzie yelling)

What, when, how?

Oh my god, give me the details.

- Okay, okay, okay.

Okay, if we must.

- Mhm, mhm, mhm. - If we must.

Okay, so me and Terrell were out

at our favorite neo-soul restaurant.

We have a little soul food dinner,

something romantic, super cute.

And they called him on stage and I'm like,

- No, that's weird. - "Uh-huh."

"That boy don't sing, what they doing?"

So he got on stage and started singing Jason Darulo,

"Will You Marry Me?"

Oh my God.

Stop looking like that.

It was just so cute, it was so cute.

He had backup singers and all, oh my god.

And then when he was done,

he ran off the stage and came to the table

and got down on one knee and gave me this

beautiful ass ring! - [Yanis] Oh my god!

- [Stacy] I know!

- That's gay.

- No, not gay.

- [Malcolm] Yes, it is. - It is the cutest,

like most romantic thing

- [Stacy] Yes, I know! - I've ever heard

and oh my God, you're getting married!

- I'm just so excited!

- Oh my god, congrats, I'm so proud of you and Terrell.

- Thank you!

- [Mckenzie] Grown up shit.

- Real talk.

Congratulations, Stacy, I'm happy for you.

- [Stacy] Thank you.

- Tell Terrell I said that's gay.

Uh, bartender.

We need shots over here.

We have a new fiance over here.

- [Stacy] Oh! - Shots, shots, shots, shots!

- [Stacy] Yes!

Oh my God!

Yes, hmm.

- [Yanis] It's that kind of night!

Oh my God, let me see it again.

Oh my God, have you told your mom?

- Yes, girl,

She's super excited. - What did you say?

- She couldn't even talk, girl, it was-

- So wait, did he ask your dad?

- You know, he did.

Terrell is such a corn ball.

- Oh no, super corny like that.

- Uh, bitch... - Absolutely,

did you pick it out?

- [Malcolm] Did he go with you?

- I did not pick it out.

You said what?

No, he did not.

I was dropping and subtle hints though,

but he got the hint. - Okay, okay.

- Unlike some of us.

- Wait, did you? - Simone designed her own,

you know how she is.

- [Mckenzie] All right. - And that's why

- [Mckenzie] We got shots! y'all shit falling apart then.

- [Mckenzie] We got shots! - [Malcolm] Oh, wow, wow,

nice. - I'm just saying.

- That's (groans) more than that.

- All right, I got shots.

Got shots! - Thank you.

- [Mckenzie] Shots, shots, shots,

shots for everyone. - [Malcolm] Thank you,

thank you, thank you.

- There you go, grab one.

- [Stacy] I want the blue one, I want the blue one.

Okay, take one.

Take it, take it.

Take it, take it, take it. - Thank you.

- Are we ready?

- [Mckenzie] Yes!

- To Yanis with her secretive ass.

- Oh.

- To me and my divorce.

- [Stacy] Uh-huh.

- To Kenzie and the end of her relationship,

(Mckenzie scoffs)

but most importantly to Stacy and a new beginning.

- [Yanis] Hm, that's dumb.

- No. - [Malcolm] What?

- I don't like that toast.

Everybody, come on, raise your glass.

To all of us, may we thrive like never before.

- Yes.

- Make decisions that are best
for us and choose happiness.

And to me with my beautiful ass ring!

- Yeah! (girls cheering)

- [All] Cheers! - That was a good one.

That was a good, it was a good one.

- [Stacy] Whoo!

(all gulping and gagging)

- Why did I do that? - Oh, I always get

the shot on my face!

Oh! - Oh, that's what she said.

(both laughing) - Wow.

- [Stacy] Oh my God, I'm so happy!

- [Yanis] I'm so happy for you!

Oh my God, I can't believe... I gotta go guys.

I'm really, really sorry.

I'll pave back, I promise.

I promise. - Uh-huh, where are you going?

- I'm sorry.

It's a thing, it's a whole thing.

- I'm gonna drink his wine.

- [Stacy] Bro.

Why am I making (indistinct)?

- I'm gonna go see what's wrong.

- Yeah. - [Stacy] Mhm, I bet you are.

Look at him, running at that man.

(laughs) Really? - Did you want some though?

- No.

- [Yanis] I'm gonna shot (indistinct).

Okay, okay.

- Your shot (indistinct) strong as hell.

- Cheers.

- Mal, hold on.

What's going on?

Why are you leaving?

- Simone on her bullshit again.

I just gotta head home, deal with that.

- Do you wanna tell me what's going on?

- We're cool.

Okay, we're married, so we're gonna fight.

It's what married people do.

You wouldn't know about that.

- First off, that low blow was not necessary

and you're deflecting, like,

what the fuck is going on with you and Simone?

She won't even get on the phone and say hi to me

when we're talking, okay?

And she stopped hanging out.

What's happening?

(keys clinking)

- Real talk, Kenzie.

I don't wanna talk about this bullshit.

It's fucking stupid.

Simone thinks that you and me are.

- Hold on, hold on.

It's cold.

Simone basically thinks that
me and you are smashing?

- Yeah, man.

This is not new.

She's been thinking and
feeling like this for the past year.

- The past year?

Why would she be hanging out with us

if she thought we were smashing?

- To look out for you.

All right, I keep explaining
to her that you're my friend,

my best fucking friend.

She wouldn't be acting like this if you were a dude.

I gotta go.

I gotta go home and argue with my wife about you.

- I'm sorry.

- That ain't your fault.

(car engine rumbling) (both sighing)

- All right.

Be safe.

- I will.

- Okay, bye.

(keys clinking)

- It's windy outside and you don't have a jacket on.

- I gave it to... Let me guess,

Mckenzie.

(bottle top clanking)

- It was cold outside so I gave her my jacket.

What's the problem?

- There is no problem.

I'm just trying to think of a time

where I was standing next to you freezing

and you took off your coat or jacket and gave it to me.

Oh wait, that's never fucking happened.

- Here we go with this shit.

- What shit?

- This Mckenzie shit again.

I don't understand what the issue is.

She's my fucking friend.

That's it.

That's all, nothing else.

- The problem is that you
always make time to be with her,

to hang out with her.

But whenever I ask to go out to dinner,

because we haven't been out in some fucking time,

you get an attitude

as if you don't even wanna be seen out in public with me.

But you'll run to Mckenzie whenever she says so.

- How come you don't bring up that shit

when I'm with Ty or Paul?

I do the same shit with Mckenzie, then it's an issue.

I do it with Ty and Paul, you don't question that.

- You give Ty or Paul your jacket when they get cold?

- Fuck you.

- You know what?

No, fuck you!

All right?

Ty and Paul have nothing to do with this

and you are avoiding the question.

- You didn't ask a fucking question.

- I did ask you a question.

You're pretending not to listen.

- What's the question, Simone?

- Are you and Mckenzie sleeping together?

- I'm so sick of this shit.

Fuck you.

And fuck Mckenzie!

- Well that's what you're doing, right?

- Oh.

Oh, yo.

This chair is so comfortable.

And might I add that I was not calling you yo,

but describing in excitement,

the comfort level of this chair.

- I see why white people

really have a thing with boundaries.

Get up, get out and knock first.

Get up, get out and knock first.

(knocking on table)

Who is it?

- It's Derrick.

- Ah, come on in.

Sit down, lay down, or whatever you'd like.

You see, boundaries.

Ask first and you shall receive.

- Okay, so as I was about to say before this fiasco,

today's the day. - Mhm.

- Are you ready to become the face of Made For You?

- If by ready you mean

pretend to be interested in this scheme of love,

then No, but I already signed the contract,

so I don't have a choice.

- Okay, great.

So it looks like on today's schedule,

you've got an initial photo shoot

and a first meeting with your date.

So it's gonna be like a promo video

of the two of you meeting.

And they'll use it for like social media ads.

- Okay.

Yay.

- Mckenzie, you have to be more excited than that.

Or at least pretend.

- My middle name is pretend.

- Your parents named you Mckenzie Pretend McCoy?

- Yes.

Yes, yes they did.

- Well, I... good for them, and for you.

- Let's just go, okay, don't say another word.

Let's just go.

Just get up and leave. (sighs)

(knocks on wall lightly)

- [Shawn] Hi. - Hey Shawn, right?

- Yeah, Shawn.

- This is Mckenzie, the talent - Hi, nice to meet you.

- And I'm Derrick.

- Nice to meet you.

If you'll follow me, I'll introduce you to your date.

- Hello, I'm Mckenzie, but everyone calls me Kenzie.

- Hi, I'm Donovan, is is that an accent I hear?

- Yeah.

- Where are you from?

- I'm from...

East London.

Mhm, what about you?

- Born and raised right here in Chicago.

South side. - South side!

(clears throat) Innit how y'all do it here?

- No. - Boy.

- Are you sure you're from east London?

'Cause that was real west side right there.

- No, yeah, I'm from there

I just heard someone say like that,

so I thought give it a try.

- Okay, okay.

Well, it was a good try, but you ready to get started?

- As I'll ever be.

- [Shawn] Mckenzie, would you come this way?

There's some outfits I'd like you to try on.

(smooth upbeat music)

You both look amazing, oh my gosh.

Looking good.

All right, I'm gonna quick pose you guys.

Donovan, you're gonna be sitting right over here.

Knees facing me and once he sits down, Mckenzie,

you're gonna be sitting right next to him.

Knees facing him.

- [Mckenzie] Okay.

- Perfect.

Dinner and drinks will be served to you as y'all talk.

Just act normal, be you.

- Good, is there anything specifically

that we should or shouldn't do?

- Nope, just enjoy the date.

- Thank you.

- So East London,

what brings you across the pond to Chicago?

- Across the pond?

- Yeah, like you know across the sea.

- You mean the ocean?

- Okay.

Yeah, the specific ocean.

- The Pacific Ocean.

And it's actually the Atlantic Ocean.

- Oh, all right, so can you answer my question then?

- I'm gonna need a drink for this.

Yeah.

- So... - Thank you.

- Thank you.

Okay.

So now can you answer my question?

- Yeah.

It was an accident, okay?

I was out of it, booked a flight to Chicago,

woke up like, what the fuck did I do?

- So, why didn't you just book a flight back?

- I could have, but then I wouldn't be here, would I?

- Damn. - Mhm, mhm.

Enough about me.

What about you?

Are you part of (indistinct)?

- Huh, what?

- You know, I keep hearing
so many people say (indistinct).

What is it?

Is it a club or bar?

What is it?

- Um, no, I'm not part of them.

And don't ever say that again, okay?

It's just, it's just people.

- Mhm, mhm.

Are are you okay?

You seem a bit nervous.

- Yeah, yeah, I'm good, I'm good.

Uh, you good?

- Yeah. - Drinks good?

Drinks good to you?

- Yeah, are you sure you're okay?

- Yeah, yeah. - Are you sure you don't

know anyone named D-Boy?

- Not anymore.

- No? - [Shawn] All right,

I think we have enough footage.

I appreciate y'all for coming out.

Thank you.

- Okay, well if there's nothing else,

Mckenzie, it's good to see you.

Thank you, gotta go.

- Okay.

Are you just gonna let the ops

walk outta here with your clothes?

- I thought you were from East London?

- (laughs) No, straight from the west side.

But the ops really just walked
outta here with your clothes.

Actually this is very cute.

Can I keep this? - No, no.

- Okay, but I can't keep the food and the drink.

Yes.

- Okay, I will eat that.

Can I see what? - Oh yeah.

- Oh, this is good.

- Thank you.

- (sighs) We love it. (Derrick sighs)

And we love her!

And we love that she is British.

Diversity and all.

- About that.

She's not really British.

- I'm not following.

- Well, funny thing, aren't we all like 3% British or?

- No.

- All right, she's a hundred percent from Chicago,

but, you know, she was just spicing things up.

- Well, (scoffs) whatever she's doing,

tell her to keep it up. (both laugh)

We wanna create an entire campaign around her.

So we need her on board.

Do whatever you need to do.

Make sure Mckenzie is a yes.

And we don't necessarily need the audio

so whatever she sounds like

doesn't really matter. (laughs)

- Great, that actually helps a lot.

And I'm sure she'll be on board.

- Great.

I'll check back with you in a few weeks.

I'm going to go because you make me uncomfortable.

Not in a creepy way.

- I know.

I know.

- Derrick.

We need to talk about this dating guy thing.

I can't do this. - Oh!

Gee, I see black people really
have a thing with boundaries.

Get out and knock first.

Get out and knock first.

(knocks wall)

Who is it?

- It's me, Mckenzie.

- Oh hey, come on in.

Take a seat.

- You feel good about what you just did?

And you really pushed it with the black people.

- Noted.

I won't do that again.

- Okay Derrick, listen.

This whole thing is a fucking disaster.

I'm lying to my boyfriend and out of nowhere,

I created a fucking British accent

and I'm not even British and
the guy was fucking stupid.

- Mac, Kenzie, you can't quit.

- Why not?

- Well look,

Shawn sent over the rough draft of your first date

and the people at Made For You love it.

They think that you were
funny and quite entertaining.

- Okay, well do they also think that I'm British?

- Yes and no.

So they thought that you were, but I explained.

So now you can be from wherever you want to be.

- I'm not following.

- They want Shawn to capture you on dates doing more

physical activities like arcades or rock climbing.

They're not even gonna use the audio.

So none of your dates really even

have to know where you're from.

- Derrick, this is extreme.

All of this just for a chance to host a radio show.

At this point I might as well start my own damn show.

- I promise you,

if you do this then I will give you a trial run.

You will host the show for a month

and if the numbers are there, the show is yours.

(Mckenzie sighs)

Boundaries.

Boundaries.

Get up and get out.

What?

I didn't say black people.

- Babe, you're right.

I gotta do some sit-ups, straight up.

So it's all right.

You gonna love me with my belly, baby?

- [Mckenzie] Yep, I'm gonna love you.

(Miles laughs) Big belly and all.

- Uh-huh.

So you never told me why you was late the other day?

- I was (clears throat) working late.

You know, we have this new deal

we're trying to secure so,

you know, I wanna make sure everything's right.

- Okay, well what deal was that?

- It's a new, you know, video streaming app.

- [Miles] Okay. - Social media thing.

- Cool.

Well, how's it going?

- It's going, you know?

Just wanted to make sure everything right.

- All right. - So I can secure the deal.

- I got you.

Well, in my humble opinion,

you know, that place don't work without you, okay?

And you gonna be running that place real soon.

So you're kind of the shit, see?

A little bit.

Look anyway, I got a tough day tomorrow, so.

What?

What, what, what, what?

Do my breath stink?

- No, nothing.

Just looking at you 'cause I
love you and you're good to me.

- Is that right? - Mhm.

- Well Mckenzie McCoy, I love you too.

And honestly, I don't really
think you're that good to me.

- Yeah, no, no, no.

I've been good to you, what you talking about?

- Damn, guilty.

I'm just joking. (laughs)

Okay?

But,

I know how you can make it up to me.

- How?

- Hmm.

Girl, you do not want this D-smoke, not at all.

- Yes I do and you still owe me for food you forgot.

- Damn and that was how long ago?

- Don't matter.

Pay up.

- Well, you want this dick (indistinct) or not, huh?

(Mckenzie laughs) (lips smacking)

(smooth romantic music)

♪ Like some shit you hear in stories ♪

♪ If only these four walls could talk ♪

♪ More than just a little tipsy ♪

♪ He got me wired so I wont talk ♪

♪ Hey there girl give me your cup ♪

♪ I don't think its strong enough ♪

♪ You're thinking bout it way too much ♪

♪ Just take another hit you'll ♪

- Where's Miles?

- Out with the guys, thank God.

- Well why the thank God?

- 'Cause I didn't know what to tell him

about where I was the other night.

And I've been lying to him

and I have to go out on another date.

- Better you than me.

- I don't like you. (Yanis laughs)

- Kenzie girl, you really need to man the fuck up.

I lie to Terrell all the time.

He don't know, so it won't hurt him.

- Stacey, the man just proposed to you

and you lying to him already?

- No, correction.

He just proposed to me

but I've been lying to him since we met.

- No, Stacy lies to him about everything.

- Damn, Yanis.

Tell my business, why don't you?

- Oh, what would you like me to tell?

- Shut up fool. (Yanis laughs)

Anyway, Kenzie girl,

I like to go out and flirt just to know if I still got it.

But you don't have to tell a man everything.

I mean, did you fuck him?

- No, bitch, I'm not you, okay?

And I feel bad about lying to him.

He's good to me and I feel like I'm betraying him

and his trust.

- Girl Kenzie, look,

do you know what he does when he goes out?

Do you know if he's just going out for drinks

or is he flirting?

Do you know if he's secretly
has a work wife that he likes?

No, you don't.

So why feel guilty about something that he won't know?

- You have a fucked up sense of morality.

You know that?

And I hope you get it together before you get married.

- Yeah, so no?

Girl, hold that thought I got to pee.

- Any who.

So Kenzie, what you gonna do?

Last night Derrick told me

you're gonna keep going on these dates.

- So you and Derrick talk about me

while y'all are in bed together?

That's creepy but okay.

- Girl please, just answer the question.

- I don't know what I'm fucking gonna do, okay?

- Bitch what?

(Yanis laughing) - I am so sorry,

but that answer to the question just triggered-

- Like, did it trigger your personality disorder

because of what the fuck?

- Did I hear you just talking with a British accent?

- You did.

- Yes.

- Uh-huh, you got something you wanna tell us?

- Are you from here?

Like America, you got a green card?

- I don't know how we're friends.

(Stacy and Yanis laughing) I don't.

- Girl, what happened?

- Well, I was out on a date
with the first guy named Donovan

and out of nowhere, a fucking British accent

came out of my mouth when I'm introducing myself

and I just kept doing it for the whole date.

- Oh, so you are crazy.

Got it.

- No!

I just, I don't wanna do any of this

and I don't want them to know who I am.

- You do know they saw your face right?

- I know that, damn.

- Oh, I was just making sure

'cause I was just making sure.

(Yanis laughing)

- Y'all, what am I supposed to do?

- You might as well keep the show going now.

Shit, be Jamaican next.

Tell 'em you from Kingston.

(Stacy vocalizes) (Yanis laughing)

- Stacy, get out of my house, okay?

- But this is an apartment though.

- Get out. - Okay.

- Yo, what's up man?

What's going on with you? - Yeah, yeah.

- All right, first up, great to see y'all.

Good to see y'all.

Yo, drinks on me.

All right, don't have to worry about it.

Drinks on me.

- Oh, in that case I will have everything you got.

- Hey, get me the most expensive shit in the park.

- Bartender.

Three Long Islands please, seriously.

- I don't live on Long Island, I don't want that shit.

I'm trying to live.

I'll just have a whiskey, neat.

- You ain't never drink no neat whiskey

in your life. - Like, never ever.

- This is about to be a long night.

- Yeah okay, seriously, chill man.

It's on me, all right?

I got it.

- Oh well, this has to be something serious

if you really paying, what happened?

What somebody died?

(finger snaps) No, you depressed.

They fired you.

- (laughs) Why it gotta be all that man?

- But what happened?

- (sighs) All right, so I know something's going on,

I just don't know what.

- Thanks for that information detective,

hat was very helpful. - [Miles] Really?

- Nice, so something's going on with who?

- With Kenzie, man, she been lying about stand out late.

- She got a curfew or something?

- Yo, he got her on the specific time schedule.

Like, it's 9:15 PM Sweetie, it's time for bed. (laughs)

- You know it's really not funny bro.

- Okay.

- All right, she came in after midnight last week.

The week after that she was working late.

And then she just texted me

talking about she working late again.

- Well maybe she is working late.

- Kenzie clock out at exactly 4:59.

She hate nights, so.

- Okay, so what was her reason for staying out late?

What'd she say?

- She said she had some work things,

something about this app going for her.

She wanted to make sure it was good to go, so.

- An app?

Yo, that's code for I'm about to let this other dude

app this ass. (laughs)

(friend coughs) - Really?

Tracy, you really ain't for that one, bro.

- Listen, I'm just saying

if she don't like sticking around for work,

if she never does it, then she's cheaty.

- Tracy, the shit you say never makes sense.

- Tell me I'm lying.

- [Both] You're lying!

- You know what, okay bet.

I'm gonna prove it to you.

What was her reason for staying out late tonight?

- Working late again.

- Okay, what's her normal time of getting home?

- Tracy, I don't know, seven or eight.

- Now What about when she's with her friends.

- Like 10.

- Now what's the latest she's ever stayed out

from hanging out or going whatever.

- It's like three, but she was with me, man,

and we had a good time, so.

- Thank you, you just answered your own question.

She only stays out that late when she with a man.

- That was the dumbest out heard.

How does that make sense to you?

Yo, are you, are you serious?

All right, I got two stupid ass friends here.

Why don't you ask her to tell you the truth?

- What in the failed relationship,

what the fuck do you mean, "tell you the truth?"

Don't no woman flat out tells you the truth.

- Miles, if you take advice from this dude,

that is the end of your relationship.

Why you think he's single, man, he out here bad?

- [Miles] Tracy, you out here bad like that, man?

- I don't wanna talk about it.

(Miles sighs)

- So I actually had a little situation.

- You had a hoe on the side.

See, it's always the dude... Tracy, really?

- with the guilty conscious that's paranoid.

You was out here moving wrong.

Now you scared She doing the same thing to you.

You know what that's called?

Karma.

- I know it ain't helping.

- I didn't agree to help you.

I agreed to get a drink.

- All right, all right, Look.

Tracy, you gotta chill man, you making this worse.

- I'm making it worse?

What's worse than being cheating on?

- Damn!

She probably pregnant with a dude baby.

- You know what?

I'm good.

Yeah.

- It's fucked up.

He about to have a stepchild with his girl.

That is really fucked up.

Damn

Where'd he go?

(Mckenzie sighs)

- Hello?

- Hey girl, I need a favor.

- Yeah, what's up?

- Can you please stop by my house after you get off work

and pick me up an outfit,

and can you bring it to me?

- And where the fuck might you be going?

- I have another date in a few hours.

- Girl, you lucky you live down the street from my job.

Or else your ass would be outta luck.

- I have another favor.

Can you also help me get dressed?

- Damn, Kenzie another favor?

What you need me to wash your ass too?

- Okay, please.

I am freaking out over here.

I just need your help.

- Girl, okay, okay, calm down.

I'm gonna teach you how to
lie and be real confident in it.

It's a hoe thing.

- I just might take you up on that.

- Hmm.

Well look who's coming over
to the dark and lovely side.

- I guess, I'll see you in a few.

- All right, talk to you soon.

- Hey, I'm Oliver.

Oh, (chuckles) you must be my date.

Sorry.

- Yeah, my name is Kenzie.

- Hey, you got an accent?

You're from the islands!

Hey, my family's from Jamaica.

Where you from?

- Me from... East Kingston.

- [Both] Bop-bap!

(Mckenzie laughs) - Yeah!

Wait a minute, are you sure you're from East Kingston?

Yours sounds a little different.

- You're not questioning where me from,

Me from where I say me from!

- Oh yeah. - Eh?

- Ow!

Shit.

- We're for escape room, what we do now?

- Your name?

- Me name is Kenzie McCoy.

- Ah, here you are.

You can follow me.

- Mm.

- Oh.

- So you can hang your coats
and your personal items here

as they will be monitored by our security personnel.

So all of your things will be safe.

(jacket thumps)

- You're not gonna leave your purse?

- Me no Leave me purse with a stranger way of mind.

- My bad. (laughs)

- So, Made For You will be recording your experience

and they will follow up with you afterwards.

You will Have one hour in the room.

So enjoy our escape room.

(upbeat music)

♪ Oh Benji you're so sexy ♪

♪ Give this girl a heart attack ♪

♪ Lookin so green these days
but you know that I like that ♪

♪ I'd take a bath in you ♪

♪ Wash my hair with you ♪

♪ Do anything for you ♪

♪ I know I'm being forward but I just can't help it ♪

♪ I know with you it's real ♪

♪ I don't mess with that counterfeit ♪

♪ I got it bad for ya ♪

♪ When I'm holdin ya ♪

♪ I get so high off ya ♪

♪ Diamonds are a girls best friend ♪

♪ But if I had to choose ♪

♪ Classic ones and zeros baby I'm obsessed with you ♪

♪ Give it to me baby ♪

♪ Give it, give it to me baby ♪

♪ Yeah the money ♪

♪ Yeah that money ♪

♪ Everything I need yeah that American dream ♪

♪ Money ♪

♪ Yeah that money ♪

♪ Money ♪

♪ Yeah that money ♪

- (whispers) Be cool, be cool.

Be cool, be cool. (clears throat)

- Why y'all looking at me for?

Finding the money!

- Right, (stammers) I'm sorry.

(Oliver whispering incoherently)

- A little louder so I can hear you!

- Yeah, (stammers) I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. - Why are you always sorry?

You're a sorry man?

- Well, no, (stammers) I just wanted to apologize-

- Pay attention, and find 'em,

we're robbing a bank we don't have no time to chat!

- So sorry, ah!

First clue. (laughs)

Um, the first clue...

(Oliver yelps) - (indistinct)

gain the access code.

You see?

Here. Here, plug it in here.

Here, here, get it Here. - Okay!

- Here. - Show me.

- Plug it in here.

Okay, ya see?

Follow the directions!

- Yeah.

Are you always this forthcoming?

- What you call me, you call a (indistinct)?

- Oh, no, no, no.

(stammers) I'm just saying,

are you always this straightforward?

- What you mean?

You're sure your people from where me from?

- You know what?

Nevermind. (laughs)

(Mckenzie sighs) (Oliver clears throat)

Let's see here.

- Me no like this game, it don't make no sense.

I thought we were robbing the money.

This is backwards.

- No, (stammers) I think we're on the right track.

- Me no like this game, it don't make no sense.

- But the map is telling us exactly

how to find the money and escape.

- How?

There aren't no words on the thing!

- Well, they're numbered clues, right?

So number one was to hack
the device, get the code, right?

And number two is to use the code to retrieve the map.

- Mhm, you see that tree number three?

- Number three?

- No, because your map no have no words.

- Number three is-(stammers)

- Me no care where number three is, okay?

Me no like this game, escape me now!

Escape me now.

- [Worker] Ma'am, would you like a hint?

- No!

Me wanna escape me now, escape me now.

- [Worker] Are you saying

that you would like to leave the game?

- You can't hear me?

Yes, escape me right now.

- What? - [Worker] Well,

if you leave now,

you will be forfeiting and there are no refunds.

- Me no care, me no pay for no way!

- But I, wait! (groans)

Actually, if it's okay, it's already paid for.

I'd like to stay.

I mean, Nana doesn't get outta bingo until eight,

so. (laughs)

- [Worker] Okay, have at it.

- Have at it I will.

(paper crinkling) (Oliver mumbling)

(Mckenzie sighs)

- Kenzie, what's up?

It's a little late to be calling isn't it?

- Why are you outta breath?

What are you doing?

- Out for my daily jog.

- Derrick, it's 11:30 at night,

like why would you be.

You know what?

Nevermind.

That's what white people do
and I will never understand.

- (laughs) Yeah, you might be right about that.

- Derrick, I quit.

Okay, I do not want the job.

I don't wanna do this anymore.

I quit.

That's it.

- Mckenzie, you can't quit.

You cannot quit.

- You're not the one who has to do this, okay?

I'm out with these fucking weirdos

that I don't even like

and I'm still lying to my boyfriend.

I'm done.

- Mckenzie, you can't quit.

Listen, we just have one last date for you.

And it's not even really a date.

It's more like a photo shoot at a coffee shop.

Huh?

You don't even have to talk to the guy.

I promise.

I swear to God.

Mckenzie, are you all right?

Do you need me to come and get you?

(stammers) Are you okay?

- What the fuck are you gonna do, Derrick, Jog over here?

Okay, I'm fine.

I'm fine!

- All right, Well, as long as you're fine.

Are you going to this last meeting?

Yo, Mac.

- Didn't I tell you not to call me that?

- (laughs) Well, I just wanted to make sure

you were still there.

How are we looking for this meeting?

- Derrick, you're not hearing what I'm saying to you.

I can't handle this stressful shit!

- All right, look, I don't really fully understand

and I'm not gonna lie to you about that.

But I promise you, if you just do this last meeting,

then you are done.

- Why do you keep calling it a meeting?

- If I call it a date

it might make you feel more
guilty about your boyfriend.

- Bye Derrick.

(Derrick sighs)

(Mckenzie groans)

What the! (steering wheel thudding)

(groans) Fuck!

(Mckenzie sighs)

(relaxing music)

- What's wrong now?

- Your girlfriend texted asking if you were up.

- What are you talking about?

- Your girlfriend, Mckenzie.

- Are we gonna start this shit again?

Did you send a response?

- Why would I respond to your text?

- You've done everything else.

You jumped a conclusion so you might as well respond.

You know what?

I'm gonna call her right now.

I'm gonna put her on speaker

since you wanna be so dramatic.

(phone toning and ringing)

- [Mckenzie] Yo.

- What you want?

- Damn, wat did I do to you?

- (sighs) I'm sorry bro, what you want?

- I need to talk about this whole dating app thing.

I'm losing my shit over here.

- I don't have time for this.

Simone thinks we're fucking and, you know what?

I don't wanna do this right now.

I know you heard that.

Why don't you call Mckenzie
and ask her who she's fucking.

Maybe she'll tell you so you
can leave me the fuck alone.

(door rattling softly)

(keys clinking)

- So you wanna tell me where you were tonight?

- Miles, have you been drinking?

- Don't dodge my question.

And yes I have.

- Did you drive home?

- Why do you keep doing that?

- Doing what?

- So now you don't know what this is and I'm drunk, right?

- Well, yeah.

- Kenzie, I'm gonna ask you one more time,

where were you tonight?

And don't say you was at work.

- So now you checking my-

- Yo, I wouldn't have to if you stop lying.

How about that?

(Miles grunts)

- If you must know I was out with the girls.

- Eh, wrong!

Try again.

'Cause Stacy brought your ass some shoes

because she thought you was here.

You don't remember where the fuck you came from?

Why is it so difficult?

I'm not understanding.

- I don't know what else you want me to tell you.

I was at work.

- Kenzie, I'm really trying.

I'm really trying, but you're not saying nothing.

- (sighs) What else do you want me to say?

Tell me the fucking truth!

How about that? (somber music)

Kenzie, you with somebody else?

♪ You want me only as a ride or die ♪

♪ Don't want me get inside ♪

Are you with somebody else?

♪ Why you at it ♪

♪ How could you just lie there by my side ♪

♪ Lying to me night after night ♪

♪ Just wasting my time ♪

Okay.

Cool.

Cool.

- What's up Chicago?

It's me, Mckenzie McCoy taking over for our girl Kelly,

we wanna give her a big congrats

as she has just moved on to new endeavors.

She's out in LA right now

doing her new super dope radio show.

So make sure y'all are
following her on her social media

support, support, support her.

Until then, I hope y'all rock with me

as your new temporary host

until we find someone that's permanent

for the new mid-afternoon spot, okay?

We wanna definitely have some fun with this today.

So y'all listen to this new dope tone

by new Chicago artists.

Don't go anywhere, we'll be right back.

You're tuning in to C83

(relaxing upbeat music)

And we're back and you're tuning in to C83.

Again, I'm Mckenzie McCoy

and I'm your new temporary host, okay?

So enough with all of that,
let's get into some questions.

I have questions and I know
that y'all have some answers

so I need you all to call in and let me hear the answers.

The question is, what is considered cheating?

Okay, I'll give you a scenario.

Like, if you go a coffee shop

and just meet someone for just coffee,

it's that considered cheating?

Callers, let me hear your thoughts.

- Well, if you ain't see no meat, you didn't cheat.

- (chuckles) Okay, caller one.

I like that and I'm definitely
gonna have to steal that.

Okay, but we're gonna go into the next line.

Caller two, what are your thoughts?

- Now that's cheating, okay?

Now you can lie to yourself all day,

but you know what you're doing and it's cheating.

(sighs) That's how it first starts.

- Okay, okay.

I can see how you could feel that way.

We have another caller on the line.

- Yeah, I don't think that it's cheating

'cause physically nothing happened,

but I do think it's like the initiation of cheating

because why are you
entertaining someone in that way

if you're not thinking about cheating?

- Yeah, caller three, I see this is very deep for you

and I somewhat agree with you.

Okay you guys, we're actually
gonna go and pay some bills

and then we'll be right back.

Don't go anywhere because we have more questions

and I know we have more callers also.

You're tuning in to C83.

- Look man, I appreciate y'all
coming out here so quickly,

on such short notice, man.

Thank you.

- Ah shit, Mckenzie pregnant by old dude ain't she?

I knew it, I knew it dude.

- Dude, what are you talking about?

- I told y'all she was cheating

and now she apparently got pregnant by a old dude

and our boy gonna be a stepdad!

- Tracy, why are you starting already?

- What you mean why?

You just thanked us for being here.

Anything you about to say at this point

is clearly gonna be dramatic.

- Come on y'all, I just need some advice.

That's all I need.

- Wait, that's it?

You you need some advice?

Yo, man, this could have been a text, my guy.

Gas is too high for this.

- Come on, y'all!

Look man, I'm trying to do the right thing, all right?

But she making it hard.

- I bet she is, but I got a question.

Do we get free dreams today too?

Because last time you were very nice to us.

- Black folks, man. I'll tell you.

- Exactly, see, you gotta gotta
ask these questions, my guy.

Man, hurry up with them.

Hm, hat happened?

- [Miles] Yeah man, here.

- Thank you. - [Miles] Take the beer.

- My man.

What's going on? (Miles sighs)

- Well Rob, I took your advice man and I,

I asked her to tell the truth.

- And I bet you she ain't tell you shit.

See, told you.

Ain't no woman gonna flat out tell you the truth.

- Is that what happened?

- I mean, just about, man.

I mean, she ain't say nothing

but when I asked her if she was cheating she got mad.

- That's 'cause she out here fucking.

- Dude, really?

Can you just like for 60 seconds just shut up.

- I mean I would, but your girl out here in these streets.

Fucking. - Tracy.

- [Tracy] What's wrong with that?

- [Rob] Shut up.

- I can't, I'm sorry, I can't.

- You really think she cheating?

- Man, I don't know, man.

- I'm gonna tell you how I know she's cheating.

She admitted to it today on the radio.

- What?

What you talking about?

- She was hosting today's segment.

She asked a question.

She said, "what is considered cheating?"

Then she gave a specific example and said,

"is it considered cheating
if you only meet for coffee?"

- Nah man, nah.

You got the wrong one.

Kenzie don't even host no show.

I mean at least not yet.

- Well she did today.

What, y'all don't be talking to each other or something?

Wait, y'all don't be fucking.

- Tracy stop talking, man, just stop talking.

- No, that is the problem, my guy,

If he was doing that she
wouldn't be out here like she is!

Just saying. - Miles.

Man, you cool?

- [Miles] Yeah, I'm good man.

Y'all can leave.

- He just gonna leave us out here with one beer and no.

- Malcolm.

This had better been an emergency,

'cause I was just in the middle of giving Terrell-

- I don't wanna hear that shit.

- I was in the middle of giving Terrell

the love that he deserves.

(laughs) Okay.

For real dude, why am I here?

It's late, I thought something happened.

- I just had to get outta the house. (groans)

- Damn.

Is it that bad?

Oh it must be bad, you called me.

Is Kenzie coming?

- No, I don't even wanna talk to her right now.

- Ooh.

Bartender.

Can we get some drinks down here?

I'll have a Tequila Sunrise and a Jack and Coke for him.

- I appreciate you coming out so late.

Even though I know you were not doing shit else.

Thank you. - Uh-huh.

You don't know my life.

Okay, I wasn't doing shit.

Terrell went to sleep on my ass.

- I have a question.

- What's up?

- You really think me and Mckenzie are together?

- That's what this is about?

You and Simone still fighting?

Over Mckenzie?

- Who told you?

- Kenzie, didn't tell me nothing.

Okay, she told me all y'all business. (laughs)

- At this point, I don't care what she told you.

I'm just tired of dealing with this shit.

- Look Mal, all jokes aside,

the three of us been friends since college,

but the two of you,

you know y'all have a different type of relationship.

Not anything sexual, just you all are close.

And you gotta understand that
sometimes when we hanging out

it kind of does look like you all are together.

- Can't fucking help how it looks.

- Uh-huh boo, who you talking to?

'Cause I can take my ass home.

- I'm sorry.

This shit is just frustrating.

- You know what you need?

- What?

- Some fucking male friends

because this shit right here looks suspicious.

- Oh God it does! (laughs)

- See, there we go.

A smile. (laughs)

- Simone really wants me to cut off things on Mckenzie

or end up divorced.

- Damn

Mm, that's just too deep for me.

Uh-huh. - Same.

- So, Simone really wants you

to end your friendship with Mckenzie?

Look, I hate to be the bearer of bad news,

but if you are Mckenzie not friends anymore,

we can't be friends either.

Me and Kenzie a packaged deal.

- Whatever decision I make,

I'm gonna be miserable either way.

If I choose my wife, I lose my best friend.

If I choose my best friend, I lose my wife.

- You do know this is not about Mckenzie, right?

- No, all this stupid shit is because of her.

- No.

It's about you not treating your wife

the same way you treat Mckenzie.

You have a different type of respect for her

because of all the shit that you all been through.

You don't have that with Simone.

You haven't even completely let her in.

- I know Mckenzie for longer.

So of course I'm gonna have
a different respect for her.

- Your wife wants to have that relationship with you.

You all should have a different type of bond.

That's your wife.

Have you even thought about that?

- Why didn't she just say that shit?

It would have saved me time and stress

if that's all she wants.

- Are you serious?

That's what you got out of this.

- I get what you're saying.

I don't really know everything about my wife.

We're still new in our marriage.

We're three years in.

Guess I just thought it got boring.

- Boring?

After three years?

Oh, shit.

I need to rethink this whole marriage thing.

- Not trying to scare you off, but whatever you do,

don't get married.

- Really, Malcolm?

Why would you say some shit like that

when I'm about to get married?

- It was a joke.

But in all seriousness, don't get married.

(Malcolm laughs)

- You know you owe me $850, right?

- For what?

- This dramatic ass therapy session.

I just saved your ass 10% by switching to me.

(Malcolm laughing) Come on, pay up.

- All right, all right, problem solved.

- No problem not solved.

Now you have to go home and actually do the work.

- Oh yeah, I know what I gotta do, but that's tomorrow.

We're drinking now.

We out here.

- Uh-huh, that is not for white people.

You leave that to me.

We out here, ow!

- Got it. (Stacy laughs)

Thanks again.

- Yeah, yeah, whatever.

But your ass still need to get some male friends

before Simone crazy ass think we doing a deed.

- Oh yep.

Deal that tomorrow. (Stacy laughs)

(Mckenzie sighs)

- So you out here on dates with other dudes?

Is this why you coming in all hours of the night?

- Are we back on this?

Because I already told you
that I was out with my friends.

- Yeah, so lie to my face again.

- Or what, you gonna hit me?

- Wow Z, damn, you just can't tell me the truth?

Nothing, you have nothing to say?

- Do you wanna hear the truth or do you want us to be okay?

- See what the fuck does that even mean?

- It means do you want to hear the truth

or do you want us to be okay?

Do you want this to work out?

- I'm trying to have an adult

conversation with you Mckenzie,

but you keep saying bullshit that don't make no sense.

Did you or did you not go out on a date

with some other dude?

- I was at work, working.

(Malcolm scoffs)

- So you talk about anything interesting

on the radio station today?

Like the definition to cheating?

- You listen to the show?

- Nope, I don't listen to that bullshit.

I had to hear about this from
Tracy of all people, Tracy Z!

- It was just a question, okay?

It was my first day hosting the show

and I had to keep the listeners engaged.

- So the first question that comes to your mind

is a question about cheating?

That's the first thing you think about, really?

- [Mckenzie] It was just a question, damn!

- And all I've asked you is a question

and your ass still ain't answered that Z!

- I was at work. - I know what you told me,

working, you said that.

You said that.

Mckenzie, I'm getting real tired of your bullshit

and all these antics ain't helping at all.

This situation or whatever the this is

could have been handled, but you playing games

and you run outta chances with me.

Why don't you talk about that on your radio station?

Fuck this is man?

- What's up everybody?

It's Mckenzie and I'm back.

Okay, we have a great show in store for you today,

but y'all know we have to talk about yesterday's show

'Cause it was interesting to say the least, all right?

But I appreciate the honesty, all right, you guys,

let's get into some music first.

This is C83.

(smooth relaxing music)

- Hey, didn't wanna disturb you.

I'm just checking in to make sure you're all good.

- Mhm, Derrick, why are you really here?

- Okay, so glad you asked.

Yesterday's show was amazing.

So I need you to do whatever you did yesterday, today.

- Yeah.

- I bet I can guess what you're thinking.

- What? - Get out!

- Hm, everyday, - Mhm.

- You amaze me.

- Yeah? - Yep.

And get out. - Uh-huh.

We're back.

I hope y'all enjoyed the new music.

Don't forget, please visit our website

and make sure to check out

all the new Chicagoland area artists.

All right y'all, you know what time it is.

I have questions so get your phones out

'cause I know you're ready to answer them.

Okay, so my question for today is

how long are you willing to go on with the lie?

Like what's the longest amount of time

that you've told the lie?

I'll tell y'all if you tell me first.

- I know how this is gonna sound,

but I'm gonna stick with a lie until I die.

Because if I don't want you to know the truth,

you just don't know the truth.

- Well damn!

Okay So what's the longest amount of time

that you've continued with the lie?

- Let's see... it's been about seven years.

- What the hell?

Wait, what if you've been lying about for seven years?

- Well, if I tell you then it wouldn't be a lie anymore.

- (laughs) I see what you did there.

(laughs) Thanks for calling.

Okay, this is absolutely insane.

Seven years to lie about something for seven years.

I can't, but I know some people that's out here

still lying like six decades later so,

anyway, let's get back to the lines.

Okay caller, let's hear it.

What's the longest amount of time

that you've lied about something?

- It's been two years in counting.

- And what are you lying about?

- I cheated on my girlfriend.

She has absolutely no idea.

At first all the lying used to bother me,

but now it's nothing.

- So how long did you think
you would've kept the lie going?

- Forever.

What she don't know won't hurt her.

- All right.

Y'all out here wild and lying like it's nothing, okay.

That's crazy to me.

Thanks for calling.

I appreciate it.

We will have to take another break

and we will be right back.

(upbeat music)

- So are we ready?

Really? (Leah sighs)

Mean ass.

- So can we just get to the part

where you tell me why am I here?

- Damn, Leah,

can we just enjoy the moment first?

I really wanted to catch up with you, okay.

- Nigga we don't do catch ups.

We do side, so why am I here?

- Can you not act like that, all right?

- Oh. - I wanted to catch up

and see you. - Mhm, okay.

- So I know it's been a while.

How you been?

- It's been two years.

It's been two years the last time since you saw me.

Because remember, it was you that lied and said,

what was it?

That you were single.

- Yes. - Yeah.

- I apologized and I'm sorry.

I am. - Thank you.

You know, I really appreciate that.

- I didn't mean to put you in that situation, okay?

- Oh, thank you.

Well how about you tell me why am I here?

Because baby, I got things to do.

So let's hurry this up.

- Leah. (Leah sighs)

I like you.

I do.

So I was reaching out to see if you are still single

- Mhm. - and perhaps interested?

- Oh, because you know, after two years,

like that's what you wanna see.

So like, what is it?

What is it, are you single?

Oh, you're engaged.

No, wait, let me guess.

Is it that's your bored?

Like what is it this time?

- You know, can you please. - I would just love to know.

- Can you not be like that?

- Be like what?

Oh, you talking about the side chick

that you call when your isn't working out?

Oh baby, how convenient.

(Miles sighs)

- Leah, you know, (laughs) not to be rude but,

you didn't have to come and you didn't have to be here.

So...

So all I'm saying I want to catch up.

- Mhm. - All right, I like you.

- Mhm. - No strings attached

for real.

- No strings attached? - No string attached.

Me and you. - No bullshit?

- Nope. - Okay.

- All right? - I can do that for real.

- Good. - Okay.

- All right.

- Mean ass. - lying ass.

(both laughing)

(keys clanking)

- Miles?

- [Shawn] Hi! - Hey.

Can we just speed this whole thing up

'cause I don't have the energy of the mindset

to do any of this.

- Yeah, of course.

You should probably meet your date first then, huh?

- Right.

- He's walking up right now.

(upbeat music)

McKenzie, are you gonna introduce yourself?

- Jesus?

- Um...

No, but I'm Bryson.

- Wonderful, counselor.

Mighty God.

Everlasting father.

- Are you okay?

- If you'll just follow me this way

I'll show you to your seat.

So I'm gonna be just staying right here.

I'm wanna catch those off guard moments.

So just focus on each other.

All right.

Mckenzie, are you gonna introduce yourself?

- I'm Mckenzie, but everyone calls me Kenzie.

- I'm Bryson and you can call me Bryson.

Are you um... where are you from?

- I'm from East Kingston.

- I don't think that's a place.

Are you okay?

(Mckenzie groans)

- I'm sorry. Okay.

I'm actually from here, I'm from Chicago.

Technically I'm from Forest Park, okay?

But don't tell anybody that,

I just really didn't want to keep doing this whole

date thing so I created some accents.

Keep it interesting, right?

I swear to God I'm not crazy.

- (laughs) Hey, good.

I don't have to pretend.

- [Mckenzie] What is happening?

- Oh, I apologize.

I'm tired of this shit.

This is my last date, so,

do you think we could hurry through this?

- Are you, the last date for the whole campaign?

- Yeah. They,

they got me wearing all this
model shit and that's not me,

but they're paying me for it, so.

- Shit.

Finally somebody who understands my pain.

Okay, I am so done with it.

I'm through with all of this.

This is my last date.

(Bryson laughs)

- You had me a little nervous with all the accents.

I did think you were crazy.

- So you caught me off guard.

- How do I do that?

- You are fine, you look like... Jesus?

- Okay, now I just need you two to look at each other.

- Oh, okay.

Is this okay?

- [Shawn] Perfect. - Oh, okay.

- Okay.

Now I'm gonna have,

Bryson, you just take a sip of coffee

and Mckenzie, you just, you just look at him.

I need you to touch hands.

- How do you want me to hold her hand?

- Like one on top of the other?

Yes, don't move your hands.

Perfect. - Okay.

- Great.

Now I just need you two to hold both sets of hands.

Yep, just like that.

And pretend that you're really into each other

and just start talking.

- Okay, this is very corny, but, okay.

- This is mad corny, but we have to do this.

- Okay, what are we talking about?

- What do you mean?

- While she's getting video

we need to have a fake conversation.

- Okay.

Let's talk about why we both decided to do this.

- (laughs) Well, the money.

A good amount at that.

- I'm nosy, but how much are they paying you?

- You are nosy.

I can't tell you that.

- They're paying you that
much 'cause you look like Jesus.

You know, you can't deny Jesus.

He is our provider.

- No, you can't. (laughs)

Seriously, I'm the male face of the app

and my friend was telling me about it,

but I just figured it would be more real than this.

- Hmm, hmm.

- What was that for?

- Nothing.

Interesting.

- Okay, why did you agree to do this?

- For a promotion at work.

I just didn't know it was gonna be all of this.

- You agree to do all of this for a promotion?

- I'm sensing some judgment.

- No, no judgment.

I just hope you get the promotion.

- (scoffs) Me too.

- All right, thank you both for coming in.

You can go whenever you want.

- Jesus done kissed my hand. (Shawn laughs)

(knocking on door)

Derrick, when do you ever knock on my door?

- Do you want me to respect
your boundaries or be myself?

- Good point, come in.

- So I have some good news.

Numbers are through the roof

and you don't have to go on any more pretend dates.

- That is indeed great news.

- You don't sound excited.

- Why would I be excited?

My life is a fucking mess.

But at least I think I'm getting a promotion, right?

- Yeah, I don't see what the problem is.

- The problem is that I think my relationship is over

at this point, I don't even want any of this anymore.

- I feel like I'm the wrong person for this.

I'm gonna go get Yanis.

I think you'd be more comfortable with her.

- Hey, what's up?

- Your boyfriend just really ran out of here to get you.

- Yeah, he said it was an emergency.

- I don't know what you see in him, but go off.

- Oh well, he is kind, smart, caring.

- Yeah, I don't care.

- Okay, you don't have to be so rude about it.

Hurt me feelings.

- It hurt my feelings when
he sprinted his ass out of here.

- Yeah, I've been noticing he's doing that a lot lately.

- Yanis, we're not here to talk about your man, damn!

We're here to talk about me.

Are you not gonna ask me what happened?

You're a terrible friend.

- Girl, what the fuck happened to you?

- Thank you so much for asking, you're so nice.

(Mckenzie giggles)

Miles told me that he was working late last night.

- Oh, so he pulled a you on you.

- That's not helping me.

- Okay.

I'm gonna be honest with you about this.

We talked about this in the beginning.

A part of you had to know
your relationship would be at risk

if you did this whole dating app thing.

This is why I didn't do it.

I know myself too Well.

- I understand that,

but I just thought that it would work out.

- Well maybe it could have,

but you went into this whole
thing without being honest.

- Okay, Brene Brown.

Who made you the God for telling the truth?

- Okay, since I started listening to her podcast,

I'm like a guru now.

I'm on a path of self discovery

through like accountability and vulnerability.

- Yeah.

So I see why you and Derrick are together

because the two of you really get on my nerves.

You can actually get out.

- You can kick me out, but you cannot kick away the truth.

Be honest with yourself Mckenzie
McCoy, be honest with you.

- Yanis, stop talking to me.

- Okay, fine.

But, before I go,

we are coming over for drinks tonight

because you look sad and
drinking helps with sadness.

- Get out. - Okay, bye.

- Hey, good.

Thank you for meeting me.

- No problem, I really wanted some coffee,

so it's a win-win for me.

- Oh, so you just came here for the coffee?

- Pretty much.

- (laughs) I just wanted to talk to you

and not have to pretend to be into it.

- Oh, so you were pretending?

I thought you said I'm not gonna pretend anymore.

- What had happened was, - Uh-huh.

(Bryson laughs) Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- No, I just wanted to talk to
you without any distractions.

I mean I kind of enjoyed the fake conversation we had.

- We did have good fake conversation, right?

- Yeah.

- So what does it feel like to

not have to pretend to be a model anymore?

- It feels good.

- Doesn't feel a little weird to you?

- [Bryson] What do you mean?

- I know I kept complaining, but it feels a little weird

that I don't have to go on the dates anymore.

I kind of got used to it

'cause it brought some excitement to my life.

- Do I add excitement to your life?

- Um... you could say that.

(Bryson laughs)

What, why are you staring at me?

- I'm sorry for staring, but
I just think you're beautiful.

- You are laying it on thick.

- I'm just being honest. (laughs)

- Can I be honest?

- Yeah, of course, please.

- Can we go get some coffee

because that's why we're here, right?

- Yes, that is why we're here.

- Okay, can we go. (Bryson chuckling)

(car engines rumbling) (birds chirping)

- Hey babe, can we talk?

- Can I get through the door first?

- I don't wanna fight.

I really just wanna talk.

- What?

- Could you please stop with the attitude?

- What do you want?

- I'm trying to talk to you,

but this isn't making it easier.

- Just say what you need to say, Malcolm.

- Fine.

I'm sorry.

- That's it?

That's what you needed to say to me?

- I'm sorry for not opening up to you

and I'm sorry for making you feel like I don't love you

because I do.

- Who told you to say that?

- What do you mean?

- I mean that that's not something you would say

because it would require you to sit down

and actually think about it.

So who told you to say that?

- What the fuck?

I'm trying to apologize to you and you're insulting me.

Like I can't think on my own.

- You can think on your own,

but I know that those are not words

that you would ever think of, so who told you?

- Fine.

Stacy.

(Simone laughs)

- Well tell Stacy that I accept her apology.

(Malcolm sighs)

- So, you still want a divorce?

- Malcolm. - What?

- You just apologize with someone else's words

10 seconds ago, okay?

Don't push it.

(Malcolm sighs)

- Got it.

Can I at least have a hug?

- Do you think we're gonna have sex tonight?

- No.

I just wanna hold my wife.

(Malcolm sighs)

(staircase creaking)

- Out working late, that what you'll be doing?

- Well you ain't no better than me, Z.

This is yours. (key clanks)

- Why do you have a bag packed?

- Can't I be at work all night?

- Oh, so now we've been disrespectful?

- Same energy you was given a past three weeks.

How's it feel?

Excuse me.

Z, can you just please get the fuck out the way?

- What do you want?

You want me to tell you the truth?

- I've been asking for the goddamn truth

these past umpteenth weeks

and now you see me with a bag, now you care?

Get the fuck out the way.

- Okay, okay.

I will fucking tell you everything.

- Hey man, fuck you.

- Miles.

I did not cheat on you.

Okay, I was at work.

I am working with this dating
app and it's part of the deal.

I had to go out on dates.

- Dating app?

You been on some dating app with some dudes

and you couldn't tell me that shit, Z?

All this stuff that we've been through,

you're out here fucking around?

- Miles. - This ain't shit.

- I didn't tell you because I was scared

and I knew you would leave.

- You don't know shit, Z.

You didn't even try to talk to me.

I told you was running outta chances with me.

- Miles, I'm sorry.

- Your sorry don't mean shit to me.

Excuse me.

- Oh.

Kenzie, you okay?

Kenzie?

Say something, are you okay?

Oh, I think this bitch is in shock.

Mckenzie McCoy!

Say something.

Okay, come on, let's go sit down.

Do we need to call somebody?

'Cause bitch I think you in shock.

- I think he just broke up with me.

- (sighs) Girl, thank God.

I thought I was gonna have
to call the people on your ass.

- Like I...

I think it's really over.

Like I thought he just needed some time to cool down.

But I think it's actually over.

- No, he don't need to cool down.

I heard y'all arguing through the door.

He broke up with your ass, respectfully.

- Stacey, I don't feel like joking right now.

- I'm sorry.

These situations just make me so uncomfortable.

- Like I knew this would happen.

I knew it deep down.

I knew that it would would happen

and that's why I didn't want to tell him.

But I just thought that maybe.

Well, maybe you can help me get 'em back.

- Girl, I can't do shit.

I, respectfully.

- You're right.

- (sighs) Girl, he will be all right.

Terrell was that man the other day and guess what?

It's another day and his ass still mad,

but he will be all right.

Well,

I don't know, Kenzie he ain't trying to hit you.

You got to say.

- Stacy, what the fuck?

You don't have to add to the hurt.

- What?

I'm not about to lie to you.

You need to feel all of this.

- You're right.

- I am?

You know that's the second time you said that to me.

But I am right.

- Can we just sit here?

'Cause I don't wanna talk about this anymore.

- So you just want us to sit here and not say shit?

That make me uncomfortable too.

(sighs) Okay. (sighs)

So...

is this a good time to remind
you about my engagement party?

Because I sent out an invite like two weeks ago

and I ain't heard nothing from nobody yet.

(car engine humming)

Where's Kenzie?

- Hi Stacy, you remember my boyfriend Derrick.

- Hi Derrick, how you doing?

Fantastic, but where the fuck is Kenzie?

- I don't know. I thought she'd be here right now.

- Stacy's gonna kill me.

(fireworks booming)

- Hey Mal, what's up?

- Hey. - And Simone, you're welcome

because you know he didn't
come up with those words himself.

- (laughs) And thank you again.

Things are going well.

- Okay, well not to put another damper in y'all marriage

or whatever, but have you seen Kenzie?

- No, no, no.

Don't you have a phone?

Call her please?

Thank you.

No idea where she is.

- Girl, where the fuck you been?

- Stacey, calm down.

I'm only like an hour late.

- I see somebody grew some balls.

- No, I just wanted to make sure that I showed up

since you threatened me.

- Well at least you have great listening skills.

- Eh, whatever.

Where's Terrell?

'Cause I wanna say.

- He over there talking to his friend

and may I add his friend is fine.

- Stacey, please don't start 'cause I can't.

- What?

I'm just saying he's fine... Stacy.

- As hell. - Girl.

- Hey Mckenzie, thanks for showing up.

It means a lot to us.

- Hey, Mckenzie, small world.

- Y'all know each other?

- This is my friend Bryson.

But it seems that y'all already met.

- Are are you okay?

- Mhm.

- Hey, was I gone too long or what?

- Miles's why am I here?

- What do you mean while you here?

We're here for Terrell.

I told you so.

- I mean like Yeah, you could have came here by yourself.

Like I just kind of feel awkward,

I just really don't... Look, look, you good.

Okay, trust me.

No one knows who you are.

No one, okay?

Nobody.

- And I don't know if I should feel good or bad about that.

- You want me to introduce you?

Excuse me everybody.

This is Leah, my side piece.

This is girl I was cheating on Mckenzie with.

Is that what you want?

- You know, I can always leave.

- Okay, look, look, look.

Okay, look just relax and be cool, okay?

- Mhm. - Just relax, all right?

Don't make it awkward unless
you wanna make it awkward.

- Hmm. - Okay?

- Okay. (Miles laughs)

- All right, we good okay?

- Okay, just you know.

- Nice to see you. - Hi.

- I think we should give them a minute to talk.

- Hell no, you can,

but I need to see how they know each other.

- Stacey, leave them alone and let them talk.

- Not until I figure out how they know each other.

- Bring your ass.

- Hmm, I like it when you get upset.

Say that again, but next time say bring your ass

and growl at me. (growls)

Whoo!

- I'm not going to do that.

- So that's where you draw the line, at growling?

Not Jason Darulo but growling.

Okay. (sighs)

- It really is a small world.

- You seem surprised to see me.

Is everything all right?

- Everything is just peachy.

- You sure?

- No, we're not gonna talk about that here.

- But we will talk about it on our next date.

- That Was very smooth., I see what you did there-

- Yo, so this is what the fuck you doing?

All right, you not cheating

but you bring this motherfucker here, right?

- Mckenzie, you know this guy?

- Bro, back the fuck up.

(laughs) You need to chill bro.

- Miles, you need to leave right now.

- You know this guy?

- This is my boyfriend or ex-boyfriend,

I don't know what he is.

- Really?

- Whatever is happening over here needs to stop now.

This is my engagement party,
not some ghetto production.

Y'all need to act accordingly.

But what's going on?

- You know what?

It's cool.

I knew it the whole time, Kenzie.

And then you lied to me again.

Fuck you very much.

- Wow, hold on, you don't gotta be disrespectful.

- Call me dude one more time.

- Miles, I asked you to leave.

- I ain't going no fucking where, so now what?

- Okay everybody just calm down, take a deep breath.

- Yanis, shut up.

Okay, yep, yep, yep.

- Miles, I'm leaving 'cause I already told you

that I wasn't comfortable here.

- Leah, right?

Oh, y'all thought I didn't know?

You thought I didn't know that
you were with somebody else?

- (sighs) Look, I um...

- You really called up to the fucking radio station

to tell me that you were cheating on me?

- I'm gonna give you guys some space.

- That's a good idea, dude.

(Leah sighs)

Look, you ain't not gonna nowhere, Leah.

- I'm not comfortable.

- I'll be back.

I'm just waiting for Mckenzie.

- Leah don't, Leah, you ain't not got go no where.

Just stay. - I'm not comfortable here.

- That's funny.

Okay, because you were comfortable

when you were fucking my man

and you knew that he was in a relationship, right?

- Miles (indistinct).

- No, you can stay,

'cause this is gonna be very quick.

All right, you wanna make
me out to be the villain so bad.

But you brought the bitch that you cheated on me with

to my friend's engagement party.

That's low even for you.

Okay, I am not the bad guy.

I did not cheat on you.

I did not fuck anybody, okay?

I told you the truth and you
got in your fucking feelings

and this is how you treat me?

- [Stacy] Hmm?

- Can we talk about this in private please?

- No.

You embarrassed me in public

but now you wanna talk about it in private?

Fuck you! - [Stacy] Hmm.

(Miles scoffs)

- Is this a good time to tell you you got the promotion?

The show is yours!

- Oh babe. No, not now.

- Noted, noted.

- It's crazy, man.

Hey bro, you good?

- What type of dumb question is that?

No I ain't good.

- I mean I was just asking

'cause you know you left your date over there, right?

'Cause if you don't wanna take care of that,

(laughs) I will, hey Leah.

- Bro, look, he look like he wanna knock your ass out.

Stop talking.

- Man, why you always trying to gimme to stop talking

like you my mama or something, damn, I know my rights.

I got the right to talk.

- What's the first amendment?

- The right to talk, the fuck?

- Look, I ain't got time for y'all shit, man.

- No, we don't have time for yo shit.

'Cause that shit you just pulled with dude over there?

Bro, he look like Jesus.

He can probably kick your ass.

- I mean, he do kind of look like big boss, man.

- You call Jesus big boss man?

- Yeah so what?

- Y'all don't work together, that's weird.

- Yeah, yeah, but I work for him.

See everything I do is for the Lord.

- That was good.

I didn't know you was that spiritual.

Hey teach me your ways, man. - Amen.

- (indistinct) Fuck this.

And fuck Leah and fuck y'all.

Shit, man. - What?

Man, fuck you too.

Fuck yo feelings, fuck yo car.

Fuck yo homeless ass.

- Yo, say it again, man.

- No, you got it, I'm good, I can't fight.

- Right. - You got it.

- Man, fuck y'all.

- Don't you think you should
go over there and talk to her?

- Nah, that's what Stacy and Yanis are there for.

- You should go over there and talk to her.

- I'm trying to talk to you.

I can only focus on one thing at a time, so.

- It's okay.

Go and talk to her.

- (sighs) No, I don't trust this.

If it's a test, I don't wanna fail it.

(Simone laughs)

(knocking on door)

- Coming.

Hi. - How you doing?

- Good, how are you?

- Good.

- (laughs) Thank you for coming.

- Mhm-hmm.

- Okay, hmm?

We just coming over to check on you.

Make sure you are all right.

- Yeah, just you know, whatever you need from us,

we're here.

Just let us know.

- Hmm.

Since we talking about things that we need,

I'm gonna need y'all to get ready

for another engagement party
because that one don't count.

That shit was made ghetto.

- Like, at this point

I don't even know what to say to you anyone.

- What?

I know he broke her heart and all,

but he ain't have to do that at my party.

(Yanis sighs)

- Stacy.

Okay, I apologize for everything that happened.

I did not mean for it to go like that.

- Hmm.

Well I accept apologies in a form of cash,

wire transfers and cryptocurrency.

- Will you be okay?

- I don't know.

- Do you want us to stay or?

- No, I think I just need to think.

- Hmm, think huh?

Mhm-huh.

Okay girl.

All jokes aside, we just a phone call away, okay?

And make sure you answer your phone when we call you

'cause you know I'm gonna call and check on you.

- Okay, I will.

I'll answer my phone, I love y'all.

- Mhm, love you too.

- Bryson? - Yeah?

- Will you please stay?

- Oh. - [Bryson] Of course.

- Oh shit! - Anything you need.

- Oh. my girl about to get up that crack like a knuckle.

Yes, oh, that's my girl.

Oh, handsome too.

Nice little hair, look like Jesus.

Go ahead, girl, that's my girl!

- I am so sorry.

- Wanna go to the couch? - Yeah.

- Hey.

How are you feeling?

- Hey Derrick, I'm good.

Thank you for asking.

- Can I show you something?

- Derrick,

I don't wanna see your... No,

I'm not being inappropriate.

I swear I wanna show you the campaign video.

- Okay.

- It's actually pretty great.

- I'm surprised to say that

I think it's actually really cute.

- (laughs) I think so too.

And yeah, you know it's already on social media.

The numbers are through the roof.

Also, you have a meeting after
the show with the executives.

- About what?

- Who knows?

It could be another promotion
or maybe even a business deal.

(relaxing upbeat music)

- What's up everybody, I'm back.

It's me, Mckenzie and I have questions

and I know that you have answers.

We have a lot to talk about.

So let's get into it.

Today's question is,

what are you willing to sacrifice for your career?

We're gonna take a break first

and listen to some music and then we'll.

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