All language subtitles for Assisted Living s04e01 I Believe.eng

[Both] Hello, silence.
Hello, peace.

[bell dings]
Good mornin'!

Goodbye, silence.
Goodbye, peace.

Put your hands behind your back.

-[group exclaiming]
-I didn't do nothin'!

You're the one who

should've been arrested,
you thief!

I'm gonna come out of retirement
and defend you.

I strongly encourage you
to have faith in the system.

The system is stacked up
against Black folks.

How the hell don't
you know that?

The police killed
another Black man.

Yeah, and he didn't have
a gun or anything.

-Lord, have mercy.
-As long as there's injustice,

there needs to be somebody
speaking out against it.

Look at that!
Fight the power.

That's right, girl!
Hey!

No justice, no "piece"!

Uh, uh, baby...

I'm so proud of
the two people

that you guys are
growing up to be.

-Thanks, Pop.
-Yeah, I did a good job.

We make a living...
by what we give.

I just landed a role
in a major production!

Oh!

We make a life...
by what we give.

-I got you a gift.
-My jacket.

I'm gonna miss my baby!

-Teamwork?
-Makes the dream work, baby.

Oh, that's good, Mr. Brown.
I like that.

Cora, you got to learn
to make a life.

-Make a life.
-Let me hold 20 dollars.

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[both laughing]

Steven was stupid.

Hey, how was
the basketball game?

Ah, we lost.

Has your school
ever won a game before?

Well, basketball is not really
our school's sport.

But we play a mean game
of volleyball, though,

state champs.

Why don't you go
to a volleyball game then?

There ain't no ladies
at a volleyball game, Ma.

Yeah, babe. You don't go
to the game to watch the game.

-Come on.
-Exactly.

Only reason I went
is to show off my new kicks.

Your mom is so old.

Look, chicks like young dudes
with nice sneakers.

And you gotta floss on them.
Right, Son?

Yeah, Dad, nobody says

sneakers, floss,
or chicks anymore,

but, uh, yeah,
you're right about that.

Yeah! Looks like you old too.

Mom, Dad, can you please talk
to Grandpa Vinny?

He keeps parking his car
in the garage.

-No! The nerve of him.
-Right?

You do know this is

your great-granddaddy's house,
don't you?

Yeah, but I don't want to park
my car on the street.

I mean, I just got
that new stereo.

Yeah, which I can't believe

you spent all of your allowance
on a car stereo.

Yeah, well, that's
what young dummies do, babe.

Dad, I'm not a dummy.

You spent your whole savings
on a stereo and sneakers.

That makes you a dummy, Son.

Look, can you just please talk
to Grandpa Vinny?

I mean, he can park his car
on the street.

It's too old.
Nobody gonna steal it anyway.

Your car will be okay
on the street

if you just start putting
the back windows up.

-You always leaving them down.
-Uh, I did that one time.

No, he do it all the time, babe.

Philip!

Hey, your car doors
are wide open,

and just your wires
and everything hanging out

-[Philip] What?
-Papers everywhere.

Yes, papers everywhere,
all stuff, just everywhere.

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♪ No matter what you do,
I love you ♪

♪ No matter when you go,
I'm behind you for sure ♪

♪ Always remember,
blood ain't never water ♪

♪ We'll make it
if we stay together ♪

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Man, I can't believe this.

Is everything okay? Okay?

[sighing] They got the stereo.

[Mr. Brown] And the speakers.

And they got everything
in the glove compartment.

They took half the dashboard.

They even went in there
and got the registration sticker

off the back
of the license plate,

ripped it right off,
just like that.

-They got him. They got...
-[Philip] Okay, okay.

-I'm sorry, baby.
-[Mr. Brown] Yep.

All they left in there
was some condoms.

-Wait, what?
-What?

Mr. Brown, you about
to get this boy killed.

Well, it was condoms everywhere.

I ain't never seen
that many condoms.

-Condoms?
-Yes, condoms.

It was condoms all lined up
in the pocket thing.

-Just little condoms everywhere.
-[Philip] Mr. Brown...

It was like Wacondoms.

Philip Washington, what exactly
are you doing in this car?

-Don't answer that, boy.
-[Leah] Hm?

He need Jesus.

Your boy just got
condoms everywhere,

at least where he know he ain't
gonna get nobody pregnant.

Did you leave that window down?

I didn't. I checked.
Look, I knew

this was gonna happen
when I parked on the street.

Grandpa Vinny's a selfish man,
and he owes me a new car stereo!

Hey, you need to calm down,
all right?

-[Leah] Yeah.
-Now you go to your room

until you get yourself together.

Oh, you handled that
real lightly,

'cause I just would've pushed
right...

I would've did one of this.

If that was me,
I would've dropkicked him

right in the chest.

And what good would that do,
Mr. Brown?

It would've knocked
the air out of him.

You wouldn't have heard
him talking.

Oh, I feel sorry for him.

-He'll be all right.
-Well, he just spent

all his money on that stereo,
like, all of it.

That's what you do
when you a young, dumb teenager.

You buy a stereo,

you drive around town,
blasting said stereo,

then some thugs
come out of nowhere

and steal said stereo.

It's like the rite of passage
for a young, dumb teenager.

-[sighs] This is your fault.
-My fault?

This condom stuff is your fault.

That, that's what
I'm talking about here.

I got him one box. How is...

And now he got 20.

-Uh-uh.
-Oh, uh-huh.

There was some exotic ones
in there too.

-Exotic condoms?
-Yes, they glow

and it's like, you put
in the dark and they glow.

This one is moving. It was...

Hold on. What?

-He had a USB one in there.
-No.

He had one plugged
into the cigarette lighter.

Hey, Reggie.

Leave me alone, Brown.

What got your panties
all in a bunch?

You know, you can be
so juvenile sometimes.

It escapes me
how your physical years

have so far surpassed
your mental development.

What you say to me?

My point exactly.

Everything all right, guys?

No, it ain't all right.
We about to get into it.

Everything would be all right
if you people would leave me be.

Wait, wait a minute, Judge.
Hold on.

We all here. Now, we have to be

respectful to one another
and be kind.

If he don't want to be in here,
stay in the room.

He don't have to come
in the common areas.

That's what we tell
everybody else.

Okay, you right.

It's just that this holiday
seems to do it to me every year.

-Holiday? Today no holiday...
-Oh. Oh, oh, oh, I get it.

-Not today, but tomorrow.
-What's tomorrow?

It's Valentine's Day.

Oh, Valentine's ain't
no real holiday.

You can't even get off of work.

Mr. Brown, it's special
to some people.

It used to be a very special day
to my wife and me for years.

That was before she left me.

But, uh, now
it's just a yearly reminder

that I'm alone.

Aw, that's so sad.

Cora, how that's gonna be sad?

If you surrounded by people,
how you gonna be lonely?

Well, that's the worst part
of it, Mr. Brown,

is to be surrounded
around a whole bunch of people

and still feel lonely.

Cora, that don't make no sense.

If it's a whole bunch of people,
you can't be lonely.

If you gonna be lonely,
you got to be...

alone.

You know what?
You not sensitive in no way.

-I'm sensitive.
-It depends on your needs.

Okay, Cora,
what needs you talking about?

What kind of needs you got?

I got needs
just like everybody else.

Cora, what you need to do
is get somewhere and sit down,

You don't be needing
to get nothing.

I can need too if I need to.

You need to be getting somewhere
and sat down.

Efe, where you running off to
this time of night?

Uh. Oh, um, I'm going
to a wonderful place.

Oh, good, what kind of place?

Oh, it's just down the road
and around the corner.

Oh, what's the place called?

Oh, it's a big, fabulous place
called Mind Your Business!

That is so good.

And paddle
your own canoe, Mr. Brown.

You think that's funny,
don't you?

-That was funny, Mr. Brown.
-We need to watch him.

And what he talking about
"Padayon kenu"?

No, he said,
"Paddle your own canoe."

Well, he need to learn English.
He been here long enough.

Mr. Brown, that was English.
I understood it.

Cora, we need to talk about
your needs.

-What about my needs?
-You need to

not be trying to have needs.

I have needs, Mr. Brown.

I think I'm gonna order me
one of them flowers.

Cora! Cora, what you talking
about, flowers?

I got a ring.
It's called a rose.

[Mr. Brown] Cora, you--

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[Cora] Really like these.

Hey, Mr. Efe!

-Gotcha, gotcha.
-Ah, Ms. Cora, yes.

You up early this morning!

Oh, yes, you know,
I just woke up and I said,

"Let me go and look
at the sunrise, you know.

-Oh, really?
-[Efe] Yes.

I love looking at the sunrise.

You know, my grandmother use to
wake me up early in the morning,

and get me out of bed,

saying, "Come on,
let's watch the sun..."

We watched the sun rise,
and then we'd just talk,

and talk, then talk and talk
for hours.

-Who cares?
-What'd you say?

Oh, I said
I love it when you share.

When you share stories,
they're so interesting.

Yes, yes.

In fact, I'm going to go
and sleep,

and think of your story.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute, Mr. Efe,
didn't you just get up?

Why... You going back to bed
to sleep?

Uh, no. You know,
when I woke up,

I said to myself, "Efe,
you're still tired, though.

Get some more sleep."

-Okay.
-[Efe] Yes.

Well, you get some more sleep.
Get some rest.

Thank you. Okay.

-Hey, Efe.
-Come on, move!

Mr. Brown, I think Mr. Efe
been out all night.

'Cause didn't he have them
same old clothes on, Cora?

He sure did.
Where you think he was?

-I don't... You think he bathed?
-Well, I would hope he did.

Cora, You think he was out
doing love?

I don't know, but it
is Valentine's, so he might.

Do you have to throw that
in my face?

Oh, oh, Mr. Reginald,
I'm so sorry.

I didn't know
you were standing there.

I'm sorry.

Hey, Mr. Brown, can you
take me to school today?

You not going to drive?

My car
got broken into yesterday.

-Oh, Philip, I'm so sorry.
-What?

Yeah. Yeah, he left
them windows down on his car.

Cora, they took everything.

-Well, I'ma get my keys.
-Okay.

Yeah, Cora, y'all need
to talk to him.

He had a whole bunch of condoms
in his car.

-He had condoms?
-Yes.

-Philip didn't have no condoms.
-Yes, he did, Cora.

Them condoms was dripping
out the car.

-You kidding me!
-Well, now, yeah.

Cora, yes,
just condoms everywhere.

-I don't believe it. Philip.
-Yes, he did.

Ms. Cora, you know
Mr. Brown telling stories.

That don't even sound like me.

You mean to tell me
that you didn't have no...

-You had condoms?
-No.

-[Cora] I can't believe you.
-Condoms? In the car?

What?

-Okay, well, you...
-[Philip] No, tsk. No.

-We are watching you.
-Never.

Philip, you need
a ride to school, baby?

Uh, no, Mr. Brown
is gonna take me.

Oh, okay, well,
where's your backpack?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Term paper in there
is due today.

-Oh.
-Oh.

Mr. Reginald, I mean,
your attitude, what's wrong?

I mean, now, you know
what to do, Mr. Reginald.

When life serves you lemons...

You get sour.

No. You change
your attitude, Mr. Reginald.

Happy Valentine's Day, baby.

Happy Valentine's Day.
Thank you.

Oh, look at you gon' give her
flowers for Valentine's Day.

-That's so nice.
-How inconsiderate!

You people! You... [sighing]

That moment
should be kept private.

You know, you have a bedroom
for such gestures.

-Excuse me?
-What got into you, Judge Junie?

[Reginald]
I don't wanna discuss it.

Valentine's Day
was very special for them.

Well, I didn't mean
to hurt his feelings.

That's okay, baby.

That's something he gonna
have to figure out on his own.

I'm ready. I got my stuff.
You ready?

Did you guys move my backpack?

Why would we move your backpack?

I don't know.
It's not in my room.

Philip, was that bag
in your car?

I don't... I don't think so.

Did that bag have
your laptop in it, Philip?

And my wallet and my term paper.

What am I gonna do?

What am I gonna do?

Well, I know
what he not finna do.

He not finna...
He not finna go to school.

Oh, he going to school.

How we gonna go to school
without his laptop?

That's what the kids
do they work on nowadays.

Go old school,
you got pen and paper.

And wallet, he don't have no ID.

-Mr. Brown.
-You know you can't

go in these schools
without no ID.

-Mr. Brown, you...
-You can't.

Can you be just a little bit
more sensitive?

Okay, let me say it
more sensitive.

He not going to school.

-He going to school.
-He is.

-He ain't staying here.
-[Cora] [sighing]

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Oh, oh, sure, Dad, come in.
Don't knock.

I don't know how they did it
back in the day,

but we knock before entering.

How'd it go today?

Terrible. My life is over.

Man, you gotta stop it,
all right?

No, Dad. I mean,
I don't have a wallet, money,

debit card or ID.

My computer is gone.

And I'm probably going to
fail history, by the way,

so you can just go ahead
and ground me now.

Philip, keep calm, all right?

Don't lose your head
over this, okay?

Easy for you to say.

Why are you so calm about it?

Shouldn't you
be losing your head?

Because I'm older than you,

and I usually know
when things are gonna happen

before they happen.

Well, why didn't you tell me?

A little warning
would've been nice.

Look, Son, things happen
in life, all right?

Now, it's better
that you find that out now.

You gotta learn
to put things into perspective

for when things like this
come about.

Well, I know that
this wouldn't have happened

if Grandpa Vinny
parked on the street.

So this is his fault.

What are you and Mom
gonna do about it?

Look, you can blame
Grandpa Vinny all you want,

but Grandpa Vinny
did not break into your car.

Well, Grandpa Vinny

and the people
that broke into my car

have ruined my life.

Have ruined my life.

Like you said,
you sit in the common areas,

you gotta fix your altitude.

You all uptight with us like
we done did something to you.

Hey, Efe, where you off to?

Oh, I'm off
to a wonderful place.

It's just up the street
and around the corner.

Let me guess,
it's called Mind Your Business?

-Exactly.
-[Reginald] Ugh.

Sorry, I didn't mean to pry.

Oh, it's okay now.

Look, look, I'm just going
to celebrate Valentine's Day.

Oh, lucky you.

What of you?

No plans.

Why don't you just ask
Anastasia out on a date

and just stop acting
all depressed around here?

Vinny's been gone,
and so has Anastasia.

I can only surmise
that he won her heart

and I've lost her.

Vinny is not with Anastasia.

Okay, where is Vinny?

He will tell you
when he's ready, now.

So, Efe, who's
the other lucky lady you with?

-New lady.
-New lady?

-Mm-hmm.
-You been holding out on us.

Yeah, well, okay,
where you meet the lady?

-Wouldn't you like to know?
-I would.

Okay, I'll tell you.

So Vinny put me on to this site,

and he said
I'll meet a beautiful lady.

-And did you go on the site?
-I did.

And what happened?

I met a beautiful lady.

-Shut up!
-Yes.

And when do we get to meet
this beautiful lady?

Maybe one day.

We'll see.

Anyway, I have to rush, okay?

Hey, hey, hey, Efe,

so do we need
to give you a curfew?

Let me put it like this.

Don't wait up.

Hey, Mr. Efe.

-Oh, bye, Mr. Efe.
-Ms. Cora.

I think he sounds desperate,
if you ask me.

-Desperate?
-Did you hear what he said?

No, what'd he say?

He went on some nasty website
and met some lady

who he wants to frolic
and pleasure himself with.

How you know they gonna be
fovricking, frolicking?

-"Frolicking."
-Frolicking.

Any woman who's meeting a man
that she met on the internet

wants to frolic.

Now, that...
Well, I don't know

about all this frolicking
and everything,

but I'm just glad that Mr. Efe
is going out.

At his age?

At any age!
The man ain't dead.

Yeah, Mr...

Mr. Brown is right,
Mr. Reginald.

I mean, if you
still on this Earth,

you might as well enjoy
your life.

I was enjoying my time
with Anastasia,

but she seems to have
ditched me at this special day.

So, now, I realize
that I was foolish

to have any notions like that.

No, why... It's not foolish.
Why would you say that, Judge?

I don't believe

that we can start
a whole new life at our age.

Well, start believing.

He going through something
about this here.

That's so sad.

Cora, 'cause I'm a Christian,
I don't believe in this,

but I think if he do love,
it'll loosen up his altitude.

If you do, 'cause, Cora,
I remember one time,

-I did love--
-I don't know what...

No, don't. I don't need you
to tell me nothing...

-Okay.
-About doing love. No.

I was happy, though.

It wasn't that long, but...

Okay.

-Hi, Ms. Anastasia.
-Happy Valentine's Day.

-Oh, Happy Valentine's Day.
-[Jeremy] Same to you.

Valentine's Day celebration?

Mm.

Why the long face, Philip?

Philip's had
a rough couple of days.

Oh, no, what happened?

Someone broke into my car.

It's probably because
you left the windows down

in the backseat.

-No, I didn't.
-Oh, yes, you did.

I was on my way to an audition
out of town,

and I saw you drive up,
you were on the phone,

and you left the car,
ran into the house,

and left the window down.

And I thought to myself,
"I hope he doesn't have

anything important in there."

Have you seen Reginald?

-Ah, he's in the living room.
-Thank you, darling.

So what were you saying?

I guess I was rushing,
wasn't paying attention.

Philip, you have got to
slow down sometimes, baby.

You be all over the place.

So this is my fault.

Look, I'm not saying
it's your fault, Philip.

Yeah, but it never pays
to play the victim, Son.

Most things that happen to us

are things that we can prevent
or control

by making the right decisions.

That's right, Son.

It's always easy
to blame everyone else.

Yeah, but that doesn't
do anybody any good.

We have to look at things
that we did that contributed

to the situations
we find ourselves in.

Wow. I left the window down.

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Anastasia.

I was hoping you'd still be up.

Where have you been?

I had an audition out of town.

They were making
the stage adaptation

of my old film,

Don't Want No Fatback
in the Getback.

That's right.
I forgot you told me.

I was hoping that we could go on
a Valentine's Day walk together.

That would be delightful.

Oh, hi, Cora.

Hey, Ms. Anastasia.
Hey, Mr. Reginald.

-[Reginald] Hey.
-So where y'all off to?

We're going
on a Valentine's Day walk.

Oh, well, that's wonderful!

Well, have fun.

Come on, handsome fellow.

-Ms. Cora.
-Yes, Mr. Reginald.

Okay. I believe, a little bit.

Well, just believe a lot.
Now go on, now.

-Happy Valentine's.
-Happy Valentine's to you.

Yes.

Y'all, I got a postcard
from Vinny!

[all cheering]

Where is it from?

-Amsterdam?
-Yeah.

-[Jeremy] What he doin' there?
-I don't know.

-Let me see that.
-Yeah, here, look.

What'd he say?

"Dear family,
I met a beautiful lady

"and decided to travel.

Life is short, and I still have
a lot of it to live."

Well, that rascal.
That's Mr. Vinny.

Now, where Vinny meet
a beautiful lady at?

Same place I met mine.

Wait, did he leave his keys?
We need to move that truck.

Now you trying
to drive the truck.

Make sure you keep
the windows up.

-I know that's right.
-Say that again.

Y'all know
he be messing with them condoms.

All right.

Well, where you going?

You know, we need
to disinfect that car.

Maybe he'll find somewhere
to stay here,

find a condom-inium.

-Mr. Brown!
-What you know about condoms?

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