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Boy, if you don't get your feet off my table.

My fault, ma 'am.

Uh -huh.

Don't mind me now. What you want?

You look nice, Mrs. Washington.

Shut up. That don't work on Mrs. Washington.

Thank you, Robert.

Lindor. What you doing with your hair, baby? You joined the military?

Hey, Mrs. Washington.

You know, I'm just finishing my chores.

You know, it's my week to vacuum. I know it's your week to vacuum, but the fact

that you know that is alarming.

You know I'm a responsible young man.

He sure is, Mrs. W.

I say that about my guy, Phillip, all the time. Such a responsible young

I don't have any money for you.

Dad.

And I don't have any food for you, too.

What are y 'all refrigerated magnets doing here?

These usual suspects are up to something, aren't they?

They think we ain't never been teenagers before.

Okay, Mr. and Mrs. W. Here's the deal. Bro!

No.

What? Who are you saying what to?

Man,

I thought your parents were going to be the easiest.

Mom, Dad, look, so there's this party tonight.

Oh, I thought you said you didn't want nothing.

I actually never said that.

All right, we're listening.

Okay, so the party tonight is at... Okay, so when were you going to ask

the party tonight?

I know, Mom, but look, I finished my chores, and it's Saturday night.

Dad? Whatever your mother says.

Look, this is the biggest house party of the year.

And plus, DJ Capri is going to be there.

Who the hell is DJ Capri? Listen, okay, you went out to the movies last weekend.

You're not going to be running the streets every weekend, Phillip. What?

that was East Side Tale for extra credit for my literature class.

Extra? Man, that's hat.

What?

Cap?

We'll think about it and get back to you. Okay, thanks, Mom. Love you. Love

too. You're beautiful, Ms. Washington.

So, you thought it was a good idea to ask your mother about a party on the

of scent party?

Well, Mr. Washington, we actually just got invited five minutes ago. I mean, I

finished my chores and getting good grades. Like, you don't want me to be

Getting good grades and chores is regular stuff. You don't deserve nothing

that.

Facts. Facts.

Bro, whose side are you on?

Hey, don't y 'all got something y 'all can do?

Get out of here.

Oh, no, the party don't start till late.

I'm just gonna chill out right here.

Look, I'll take them home. Is that cool? Yeah, take them home.

I'll talk to your mom and see if I can butter her up.

Thanks,

Mr. W. Mr.

Washington. Yeah, uh -huh.

The party don't start till late.

No matter what you do, I love you. No matter where you go, I'm behind you for

sure. Always remember, yeah.

We'll make it if we stay together.

She's going to scratch tickets all day.

What the hell?

Hey, hey.

That's all you been doing all day.

What the hell?

Okay, see, Vinny may not be here, but he did leave his cussing and gambling

spirit.

He said he was going to like a playoff ball.

He missed out on our poker competition, so he left these stupid scratch -off

tickets. The odds of me winning these things are worse than the slot machines

Vegas. Hold it.

Hold it.

Hold it. Wait.

Bingo. You won?

Yes, sir.

Bingo. Bingo.

Wait. What do I do now?

You scratch. You win. You go get the money from where you bought it from.

I like that.

Okay. Yeah, Judge.

He's a slow judge.

Something smells good, Cora.

Oh, Mr. F .A., I want to whip y 'all up something. Have a seat. I'm going to

teach you a plate.

Ah, that is your love language, Cora. Yes, it is. What's wrong with you? Yeah.

Uh, F .A., why are you limping? Are you okay?

I'm all right.

I just had a slight fall yesterday.

In here?

I'll be falling here. We don't have that kind of insurance.

We don't have no fall insurance.

Mr. Brown, I don't want your money.

You know, I fell one time at an apartment complex.

They came in and saw them and said, here, take the money.

Yes, I will.

Look, okay, we are going to have a mandatory facility -wide meeting.

Well, I'm glad I don't live here, so just count me asking. I'm not, I won't

here. Yes, we did, because we have to get Mr. Reginald off those spots and

out how Mr. F. ain't hurt his leg.

Look, okay, we'll all be there, right? It'll be casual, like a talk bag, you

know, something simple we're going to talk about.

Physical health, mental health.

Okay, I will be there.

Yeah, after we take you to the urgent care, check on that leg. Why don't you

tell me about your fall?

Look, can you hurry up and eat? Come on.

Come on.

It's time to go. Put that fork down. But I'm still hungry. I'm sorry. We can

wrap it up. We can wrap this up. Right, Coral? Okay, well, you just let me know

if you need anything.

Well, two things. I ain't going to be there because, one, you got to be

I ain't never casual.

And, two, the Lord is my casual. I don't need no casual.

You still managed to put on some blue suede shoes. Yeah, you have to always

good. It doesn't matter what's happening. This needs something.

This needs some salt or something.

Mr. Frank, remember your pressure. You can't have no salt. That's what happens

when you get old.

You can't have no sugar because of sugar diabetes. You can't have salt because

of salt diabetes.

For the rest of my life, I'm just going to drink diet water, Corey.

Low -carb water is what I want.

That's good. Keep it fresh with that.

And baby, you know my birthday ain't till next month.

Boy. Come here with all this cake.

Thank you.

Let's see where my son gets it from.

My brother can't just compliment his lady?

What can a brother tell his lady when he thinks about his son going out every

weekend? I don't consider going to see East Side Tale going out.

Come on, man.

You know, I know it better not have been any tail involved if he went with that

little girlfriend.

Yeah,

look. Maybe we can go through his text messages.

We can see what really happened that night.

No? Sounds like you two have to be all awake.

No.

Lil, no.

Oh, Cora.

I mean, how else am I supposed to find out what my teenage son won't tell me?

They want to know you trust them.

Phillip has grown so much. Yeah.

My insurance deductible has also grown so much.

Oh, so when the last time you made a mistake, paid for it, and had to wait

forgiveness? Never.

Oh, okay. So I see y 'all perfect. I get it.

Look, I know I'm not, but I'm trying really hard to earn your trust back.

Oh, right on top.

All right, son, you have been stepping up a little bit.

Yeah, just...

Not enough for you guys to fully trust me again.

Actually, baby,

we can't say that.

You can do everything right, and something crazy can still happen.

Yep, but that's not your fault, and we're not going to hold it against you,

guess you can go to the party.

Wait, really?

Yeah. I got to call Lindor and Robert? Man, we out here, man.

You better make something wrong about cars, you kiddo. Of course.

Yeah. Got to get a fit together and...

And my boy right there.

This reminds me of a young germ.

Yeah, I knew the young germ.

Uh -huh.

See, I went to school and played with him. You know what? I'm going to find

keys. I don't know if you're going. I'm not convinced.

You think, boy? Have a good time, all right? Appreciate it. Hey, no cap.

Yeah, you got it.

This was really nice. This was a great idea.

Oh, thank you.

Perfect.

Anastasia, are you ready for our first pleasant day talkback?

I prefer for someone to talk to my body, not my mom.

Okay, well, we have some VIP swag bags for you. Well, in that case, I guess I

will sit for a spell. But do know I'm perfectly fine.

Good. And we want to keep it that way.

Oh, Mr. F .A., are you okay?

What did the doctor say?

She said my blood pressure was high, which may have... Led to the dizziness.

Oh. Then I should let somebody know immediately the next time. Essay, this

talkback meeting health fair is right on time for you. This talkback meeting

health fair is good for everyone, Ms.

Anastasia. Let me go find Mr. Brant.

I'm right here, caller. What?

I told you and Ms. Fix it, I didn't want to be doing no sisters and stuff.

Do you mean faience?

Whatever it is.

I'm not talking to the dead, Mr. Brown.

Giving advice and passing on with them is common in many African societies.

Look, let's get started. You all have already started with some great

so let's dig in.

Okay, so you guys just check out those bags that Lee and I put together for

Have some nice things in there.

You got all this stuff at the health training last week? Sure did.

Okay, FYI, everybody. We will be installing some new railings around here

facility so we can make sure, especially since Mr. F .A. had his fall, that

everyone is safe. It's possible, okay?

You know what? Let's stand, all right? Everybody stand.

We're going to start with some IM.

IMs are a great way to affirm positive energy, okay?

Okay, I'll start it. Okay.

I am old enough to remember praying school.

I don't need counseling.

Thank you. Thank everybody.

Mental health is important to manage, okay?

So you believe, so you are.

Miss Anastasia, why don't you start us out?

I am an old actress.

I have been.

I'm in significant fits.

Oh, I am so sorry.

It seems as though Benny was right.

The proceeds from this mindless game of chance are significant. I've got to go.

You on again?

Yes, sir.

Okay, everybody, let's be serious now.

These are real issues that seniors deal with.

Elevate your leg? No, no, no.

Is it broken? No, no.

It's just spring, thankfully.

You know, I was just thinking.

I had an oops -up -side -your -head moment.

F .A., you didn't tell me you hit your head. Now, that could have done a TP

scan. No, no, no. I didn't hit my head, Leah.

I just, I should have known better and reached out to my community, and I did

not.

I realize even now, more than ever, that we are not on solo missions in this

life.

And thank you, Leah and Cora, for giving us the support we need.

You are most welcome, F .A.

You know what? And speaking of solo missions, you are totally right.

Studies show that seniors that participate in group activities or, you

games, like even bingo, they heal faster and have shorter hospital stays.

You ain't lying, because that's why I'm so healthy.

Because I participate every week about two or three times in bingo.

None of this helps me.

Oh, come on. I've been a fan of yours for years.

Look, you are still just as gorgeous as you were in the 40s.

Oh, that's nice, Jeremy. That's so nice.

Thank you, Jeremy. You're right.

Is there a mirror in this swag bag?

All right. Thank you, Cora. Can you give us a positive affirmation, please?

Oh, sure, sure I can.

I am a child of God.

Yes, yes.

Jeremy, baby, give me a positive affirmation.

I am in great health mentally, physically, and spiritually.

Ooh, that is nice.

Yes.

Let's repeat after Jeremy.

I am in great health mentally and physically and spiritually.

Oh. I am hungry.

Does anybody have something to eat?

You had your I am already, Mr. Brown.

Look,

Dad, let me explain.

Help a brother out. Your wife look a little upset.

Yeah, keep talking.

They're going to find you across the street in that cemetery.

Yeah, your curfew was at midnight.

Yeah, I know. I just want... Yeah, you good?

I am cool,

calm, and collected. Yes, Leah. Yes, you are.

Get your inside tail to your room.

I can explain.

Do not make me repeat myself, son.

You know what? Come here.

Mm -hmm. Come here.

Get out. Good night.

Good night?

What do you smell like? Honey mustard.

Damn nuggets.

Babe, I'm done with yoga. I'm about to stick to boxing.

Boy, we're not getting any younger.

I'm trying to stay agile, and I need you to stretch that back.

Well, there's nothing wrong with my back.

You know I got that FRB?

What is FRB? That's that freak right back.

20 years ago, baby.

Good morning, Mr. Washington.

Hey, Mr. W.

Hey, man, this ain't a good time for a visit.

Actually, we came to speak with you and Mrs. W.

Miss Washington, we owe you and Mr.

Washington an apology for Philip coming home late last night.

Uh -uh.

Philip knows curfew. He got to be responsible for his own actions.

Mm -hmm.

Thank you for checking on him, but... Actually, my mom sent me over.

You see,

Philip was the responsible one last night.

How so?

I got drunk, right?

What? You got it. You can take that. We.

We got drunk.

What?

Phillip didn't.

Oh.

He wanted to be home before curfew, but refused to leave us behind.

Yeah, he just wanted to make sure we were home safe.

I'm sorry, Mr. and Mrs. W.

I just wanted to be cool.

I appreciate your honesty, boys, but I am very we are.

Very, very, very disappointed in you.

Anything could have happened to you last night.

Yeah. And you, Linda? Come on, man.

You're supposed to set an example for the younger guys.

What's wrong with you? We have you around our family. We let you date our

daughter. And now this?

Come on, man.

Everybody was drinking, Mr. W., except Phillip.

He was drinking water and honey mustard with some chicken nuggets because he was

driving.

Well, I feel like I'm watching a Western duel and somebody about to draw on

somebody. Right.

Oh,

look, these nice, strong -looking young men.

If y 'all not busy, do y 'all mind going to help Mr. Brown get the rest of those

journals and books out the card that the church donated to the resident?

Oh, yeah, yeah. They got plenty of time, don't you?

Oh, no. I was actually just about to. Just about to go help Mr. Brown.

Uh -huh. That was a great idea. Oh, thank you. Come on, Tweedledee and

Tweedledum. Y 'all can use your muscles since you're not using your brains. Come

on.

What's wrong with your hair?

I'm not the dumb one.

Hey, y 'all okay?

I hope we didn't interrupt anything.

Oh, the joys of parenting teenagers, Cora.

Oh, how'd the party go that Phillip went to?

Oh, that's the hot topic right now.

Oh, you know, he's a sweet young man. I mean, he's just growing up so fast.

Have y 'all talked to him yet?

I'm actually proud of him.

You're proud of him?

He still was late, but we're going to hear him out.

Okay, well, that's good.

Well, if y 'all need me to, I can keep Twitter D and Twitter D on busy for you

right quick. I got something to make a difference. My car needs a big car.

mine too.

Okay.

I'm going to mow that lawn too. Listen, I'm about to get to the bottom of who in

this neighborhood is throwing unsupervised teen parties, Jeremy.

Not on my watch.

No, ma 'am, no, sir.

Mm -mm.

Hey, Dad. Hey, Mom.

Hey, baby.

Morning, son.

How'd you sleep?

Lightly. Oh, man.

Better luck next time.

That's not funny.

Hey, look, I really wanted to talk to you guys.

Mm -hmm. Well, we wanted to talk to you too, sweetheart.

We apologize for...

Not hearing you out last night?

I shouldn't have put my friends over respecting you guys.

Yeah, well, your big -headed friend stopped by this morning. They told us

you were the designated driver.

Yeah, I promised I wasn't drinking.

We know.

I didn't even know there was going to be alcohol there. We know.

Look, underage drinking is a recipe for disaster, baby.

Right. Why don't you just call us, man?

You be stupid sometimes.

Okay, look, you want us to trust you, right?

So you got to trust us.

If alcohol at the party, baby, drugs, anything, call us. We'll come get you.

Deal?

Deal.

Good. Bring it in, guys.

Bring it in.

I love you, baby.

Love you, too.

Hey, next time, man, bring me some nuggets home.

Yeah, with some honey mustard.

Hey, how did it go?

We glad we got his version of the story.

What's your favorite quote, baby?

Effective communication starts with listening, not speaking.

That's good.

Oh, thank you.

It's true.

Carver, they got the rims on your car shining like new money.

Really? Yeah.

Hey, them boys told me the whole story. They say Phillip didn't drink nothing.

He just had water.

Good. Well, you know what? That peer pressure is real in these streets.

But you know what? Even for a dump.

But I'm so glad Philip took the high road.

Yeah. Once I got over the disappointment, I was able to see the

his friends. But he will be saying some I am's at the next talk back. I am a

second away from a crown thing is what my parents would have said.

Coral, my dear would have drop kicked you in your back.

You sure right, Mr. Brown.

Yeah, well, we talked to him and...

He learned his lesson.

In my courtroom, that would have been followed by some very harsh sentencing.

Now, if you all excuse me, I am on a winning streak.

All right.

All right, Mr. Reginald. You won again?

Working on set for long days wasn't always fun, but I made the most of it.

I learned that if you can find a way to turn negatives into positives, you'll

see brighter days.

Well, I see somebody was paying attention. Right.

Well, I am about to go to Bless Bingo.

I see your little counselor been working on people.

Okay. I was listening to your little counselor stuff. I've been listening.

job, Mr. Brown.

I'm okay.

Oh, baby, please go help F .A. Oh, my goodness.

Did he fall again?

I hope not.

Okay, I got another I am. I am about to leave.

I'm about to go. I am. Sam, I am. Let's go.

Bye, Mr. Brown. See you later. Bye, Cora.

Thank you. Thanks for straightening up in here. Anytime.

Why does she do this so fast?

Let me find out she left the way for the turn.

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