All language subtitles for The Family Business s05e02 Desperate Times.eng

Previously, on The Family Business.
Where the fuck did you get this car

Get the fuck off the car!

Real, real, real.

I got a delivery.

Oh my God, those are gorgeous.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah, he's supposed to be dead.

I've opted to fill those seats with some
familiar faces that can help us grow.

My baby sister can swim.

I believe most of you know Sheriff KB
Shrugs from Texas.

Next time, don't drop by unannounced.

Junior, are you serious? Like, come on.

Daddy's being a little unreasonable
right now.

Everything all right? Yeah, well, I
can't sleep.

Sweetheart,

do you mind if we do this tomorrow?

I've got a long day. I'm really tired.

I'm sorry, sis.

No, baby, go to sleep.

Love you.

I love you, too.

Hello?

Hey, what's up?

Yeah, nothing. I'm just finishing up
here at the shop. What's going on?

Oh, a drink?

Yeah, a drink. A drink sounds nice right
about now.

Okay. All right. I'll see you there.

Now drink, drink, drink, drink, drink.

Drink, drink, drink, drink.

Now let's see what kind of backbone you
got, Mitch.

What's up here?

Thank you, love. I appreciate you.

Okay,

guys.

Y 'all have a good night.

How's it looking out here?

Everything is good.

Good.

The hell?

Flat of the lights.

Damn, five shots already?

You flyers must have got you fucked up.

Don't you think it's about time you tell
me what's going on?

Shoot yourself, but your drunk ass
shouldn't drive.

I'll be there in about an hour.

Send me some tequila.

I gotta take care of something.

Get the fuck out of here.

What the hell is she doing here?

Holy shit! London and LoJack?

You... You have no idea how much I
needed that.

Well,

I'm glad I could be of service.

Did it get a little too late for you?

Well, on most days, yes, but...

Today, I felt like I needed a drink and
some adult company outside of my family.

Oh, you want that grown -up time.

Well,

let me get you that drink and you can
tell me all about it.

Okay. All right?

Sounds good.

Hold on.

You want that?

That sugar, that sugar, that sugar. I
need that sugar.

Parents are not going to believe this
shit.

Sonia, what are you doing down here all
by yourself?

It's not even 6 o 'clock yet.

I know.

I just didn't feel like being around
anybody right now. Did someone do

to you?

No, nobody did nothing to me.

I went to see Junior last night.

Oh, my gosh.

So how was that for you?

Not good.

He refused to talk to me.

And then he's just so upset about this
who's my mama thing.

He said that he's pissed off at me
because I'm being unsupportive. How am I

being? Support him.

Stupid.

Listen, listen.

There's one thing that I know. That we
are all going to get through this. You

hear me?

Junior loves you.

And he loves his family.

And this family secret is very hard on
all of us. But we're going to get past

it. Okay?

It's going to take a little time.

I don't have time.

I need my husband now.

He's going to understand how I'm being
punished for something I don't have

nothing to do with. I don't have no idea
about.

He's hurting.

He's hurting, Sonia. That's why he's
lashing out at everybody but Donna.

And we know she's not innocent, don't
we?

Why didn't they just tell him?

Who keeps a secret like this for that
long?

It don't even make sense.

Well... Well, maybe they were going to
tell him in time, but, you know, at the

right time, there was no right time.

What happened?

How did we get here?

Can you tell me what happened? What
happened? Just tell me.

I can't tell you that.

No, if you want those questions
answered, you're going to have to ask

Elsie.

Or Donna.

Not me.

I'm sorry.

Hey.

Oh, shit.

Hey, my housemates.

Good morning to you too, bud.

Have a trip?

It was fine.

Until the raggedy -ass dude I went with
lost all of his money and asked me to

pay.

That's when I caught a red -eye and
brought my ass home.

I should have stayed with Detroit Red.

You're home?

Yes, yes, yes, I am. And I've been
calling you for the past hour.

Are you still in bed?

Yeah, I just got up.

You need me to come get you?

I did, but I'm in the Uber now.

And I should be home in about 20
minutes.

Okay, yeah. I'll see you soon.

Okay, babe.

Bye.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Get up, get up.

Hey.

Get up, get up. My mother's gonna be
home in 15 minutes.

Your mom?

Wait, you live with your mom?

I thought you said this was your place.

It is my place.

I just happen to live with my mom.

Unless you want to meet her, I suggest y
'all get your asses up out of here.

quiet this morning, Miss Tippi.

The ghost got your tongue?

No, just a little frustrated.

About what?

Concerned about Elsie. Good morning,
Mom.

Good morning, Aunt Tippi. Good morning.

So why don't you go in the kitchen and
get me the platter of bacon and

okay? Sure thing. Thank you.

Morning, doll.

Elsie and I...

Good morning.

Morning.

I gotta hurry up, take a shower, and get
off to work.

Looks like you had a late night. You
just getting in, babe?

Ma, please don't start with me, okay?

After the night I had with my little
girl, I needed some me time, and there's

crime in that. I didn't say there was a
crime, honey. I just, you know... I just

want you to make the right choices for
you and the girls, right?

And Mariah's going through a really
tough time right now, and she's just

impersonable. And so was I.

Yep. I don't always agree with the
decisions being made around here, but I

what I'm told because I'm a Duncan.

And Mariah will be fine, too, because
she's a Duncan.

Wow.

And she's a baby.

Okay, Tippi, let us just finish setting
the table.

Thank you, honey. And speaking of little
Miss Mariah, where is she? Because I

know she don't think I'm going to let
her sleep all day.

I... You were a little judgy, don't you
think?

I was not.

You think so?

Yes, you were.

London is a grown woman, and she has
children of her own.

She doesn't have a curfew. I know.

Are you sure you're all right?

London needs some alone time, you know?
I get that.

But so do I.

So do I.

Go on and get it, girl. Well, don't you
be judgy now.

Dr. Wilson?

Dr. Richardson.

Mr. Duncan, what are you doing here?

I'm here to see you.

Don't worry, we're the only ones here.
That doesn't make any sense.

I have an interview with Dr. Wilson.

I know, but unfortunately that's not
going to happen. Dr.

Wilson retired last week.

Why don't you and I sit and talk for a
second?

Oh, God.

You're not going to kill me, are you?

I only want to talk.

Please sit.

Well, first, I want to thank you.

If you hadn't helped me back at Fresh
Metals, I'd probably be dead.

And for that, my family and I, we're
grateful.

Well, I appreciate that, Mr. Duncan.

I just wish I would have listened to you
sooner.

Despite his mental illness, your brother
was quite convincing. Tell me about it.

He almost had me convinced that I
belonged in that place, and he would

it hadn't been for you.

Which brings me to a question I've been
wanting to ask you ever since I got out

of Fresh Meadows.

Sure.

Why didn't you take the million dollars
I offered you?

To be honest, I didn't believe you.

You know, I...

I get that, but my son Vegas offered it
to you after I got home, and you still

didn't take it. Why?

Because for me, it wasn't about the
money.

That's not what I did it for.

Explain. I don't understand.

Look, Mr. Nugget, I've done a lot of
unscrupulous things in my life, and I

the job at Fresh Metals because I was
hoping to get a fresh start, a clean

slate, and a place to...

really do some folks some good for a
change.

So helping you allowed me to do that.

I didn't need anything else.

I can respect that.

And I appreciate your sincere desire to
help others.

I don't take mental illness lightly.

It's very important to me.

My mother died from complications of
mental health issues.

I just need to find someone who is
willing to take a chance on me.

A legitimate chance.

Well, then I guess this place couldn't
be more fitting.

I'm confused.

What do you mean?

This office, Dr.

Wilson's practice, is yours.

I gave the staff the week off, but
they'll be back on Monday.

You're joking, right?

I'm actually quite serious.

Mariah Grant.

Mariah.

Come on now.

Get your butt on up.

I'm not about to play with you this
morning. Get your butt up.

Mom!

Mom!

She's gone. Honey, calm down. I can't
calm down, Mom. Mariah! It's gone. What

you mean she's gone? I don't know. I
went upstairs and there were, like,

under the covers. I mean, what the fuck
is going on? We got more cameras than

the goddamn CIA.

Nirvana, go get Rob. Tell him to come
down here, honey. Calm down. Calm down.

Okay. I knew that she was upset, but I
did not think that she would do this.

All right. All right. All right.

Mr. Moroni, who is it, baby? Who is it?
I don't know. I don't know.

Just answer it. It might be her. Yeah,
come here.

Hello? Hi, London.

It's Raven.

Raven, what the hell do you want? Look,
I'm busy. I can't talk to you. This

isn't about me, London.

But Mariah was at my house earlier and
she was really upset.

What did you just say?

I said Mariah was here at my place.

But she took off and I was hoping she
was back home.

No, she is not at home. And what the
fuck is she doing there?

Well, apparently she was looking for her
father who's still missing.

Do you know anything about that?

No, I don't. And that is your problem,
not mine.

Honey, is Mariah okay? I don't know.
What do you mean you don't know, honey?

What do you mean?

God, what?

Oh, Jesus.

Well, good luck, Dr. Richardson.

Thanks again, Mr. Duncan.

If you need anything, please, don't
hesitate to call.

Well, there's something.

Forget it. No, no, no, please.

It's okay.

Whatever it is, I'd love to help.

Well, I've been

having some problems in the bedroom with
my wife ever

since my release from Freshman House.

Oh, I see.

Oh, well, it's a possibility that it
could be from the drugs that were

prescribed to you.

And, of course, it doesn't help the
electroshock therapy that Dr. Kimmel

you as well.

Is it permanent?

You know, honestly, I can't say.

How are you feeling mentally?

You haven't felt strange or unusual?

Other than wanting to kill a colleague
the other day for pissing me off.

I'm kidding, okay?

Wanting to kill someone is...

Different than actually killing them,
right?

There is.

I'm fine.

You know what they say, heavier the
head, then where's the crown?

Well, what happens when the crown gets
too heavy to wear?

When do you take it off?

That's never going to happen, Dr.
Richardson.

I'm the head of my family.

The heavier the crown, the higher I hold
my head.

Look, let's just stick to my libido
issues, okay? Yes, we can check your

testosterone levels, and I can prescribe
you some Viagra.

No, no, no.

I've taken enough pills to last a
lifetime.

Well, what about herbs and supplements?

They may help. And believe it or not,
exercise does help the blood flow.

Well, I guess I'll need to get back in
the gym.

Okay?

Can you text me a list of those
supplements?

Yes, of course. And I'll make sure I
place an order for your full blood work

get that to tweet it for you. You know,
it makes sure that the drugs are out of

your system. And, of course, it checks
your testosterone levels.

There may be some kind of hangover
effect.

Wow.

Thank you, doctor.

Mr. Duncan, thank you so very much.

Hello? Nevada, I need your help.

Mariah?

Where are you? Whose phone are you
calling from, Mariah?

I've got a pay phone in Bayshore, and
I'm really scared.

What are you doing in Bayshore?

I got on the wrong train, and can you
please come pick me up?

Okay, what's the address of this place?

Um, it's someplace called Short Stay
City Motel.

Can you hurry, please?

I'm really scared. Please don't get me.

Okay, don't move. I'm on my way right
now.

Are you mad at me?

No.

Not really.

But your mom and your grandma are.

I can guarantee that.

What's going on with you, anyway?

It's nothing.

Mariah, I drove all the way to Bayshore
to get you, and you're gonna treat me

like this?

What if I just take you home and I call
your mom?

No, no, no. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Then what's going on?

Tell me.

Nevada?

Yeah.

I think my mom killed my dad.

Your mom would never do that, Mariah.

Yeah, but she hates him. I mean, she
held a gun up to him. You were there.

We all do things out of anger.

But killing your dad is something your
mom would never do, okay?

How do you know?

Because she loves you, and that would
break your heart.

Your dad will show up.

Eventually, okay?

But, for now, give your mom a break,
okay?

No more fighting and no more running
away.

Okay.

I'm sorry.

Not me. You should be apologizing, too.

Look, Brandon, calm down, bro.

Your uncle's exaggerating the whole
thing.

I've been on these streets since I was
16. I never heard of no Duncans.

Well, that's what my uncle said.

He's got my mom tripping.

She's got me on the bus today to go down
south.

She took my car keys and everything.

Damn.

It's crazy, bro.

Who you tell?

She wants me as far away from you as
possible.

That's fucked up, because I like your
mom and your uncle.

I know.

But she thinks it's your trouble.

Look, I gotta go.

She's almost home.

All right.

Keep it up, bro.

Man, why are these dudes just a bunch of
used car salesmen?

Oh, shit.

That's damn sure the lady that was
driving the car.

But she looks nice. I don't get this at
all.

The fuck is Lojack talking about?

Hey. Corretta, what you doing here?

You're supposed to be your mama.

Look, I got to take a shower, baby. I
got to change my clothes. And your mama,

she's sleeping right now.

Oh.

The doctor not talking about sending her
back home, is he? No.

But he wasn't lying about that
transplant. And it costs a lot of money.

don't got that kind of money right now.
Don't worry about the money, Uncle

Retta. Let me get it.

How are you going to get the money?

Look, boy, I don't want you out on the
streets doing nothing stupid or illegal.

Look, because me and your mama raised
you right, boy. Come on, doctor. I ain't

going to do nothing stupid.

Okay. I'm going to figure this out.
Okay.

I promise.

All right.

Stay out of trouble.

I'm going to see you later, okay? Okay,
baby.

Dear God in heaven, why is this boy
looking at this?

Of all the people in the world, how do
you get to find them?

There he is.

Welcome home, Uncle Orlando.

Hey, nephew. It's good to see you.

What, you getting big on me in a few
months?

I don't know what you're talking about.

How's Vincent?

Little man is good.

He's good. He's with his mother right
now.

And for the record, I hate that name.

It's good to see you. I mean that. But
where's your father? I was expecting to

have him pick me up. He sent me to do
it.

Since you've been gone, he's been
swamped with work at the office.

I mean, I barely see him.

Yeah, well, I'm back now.

So, he's going to make time for you and
everybody else.

He's put his time in for his family
already.

He deserves a vacation.

I want to make a stop before we head to
the house.

You sure you don't want to go to the
house first? I mean, everyone's excited

you to come back home, and Grandma's
expecting you.

I'm not in the mood to celebrate.

Plus, I don't feel like answering 50
million questions from mom and pop right

now.

So where are we going?

Hellfire Club?

I see you developed your own jokes while
I was gone.

No, I want to go to Donna's.

I really want to see Junior.

It's so funny.

If you want to see Uncle Junior, then we
might as well head over to Hellfire

Club. He's a regular at the lunch buffet
now.

Get the hell out of here, Junior.

Yup. He's gone from a bronze to a
platinum member in less than a month.

I can check my mom's database and see if
he's there right now.

Yeah, do that. Throw me those keys.

Come on.

Feed it to me slow, like that.

We need some cream.

You got some whipped cream?

Love the way you tease me, girl.

Mm -hmm.

Ain't got more left.

Stop playing.

Mm. That's it.

That's it.

Mm -hmm.

Oh, my God.

What do you want? Oh, I'm in the middle
of something.

For you to stop doing what you're doing.

You know, I walk there and I see you
sitting here, so I say to myself, why

I just walk over there and say what's
up?

especially since you haven't been
answering my calls, my text messages, or

voicemails. Now, what did I do to you
for you to be ghosting me like this,

Junior?

If you haven't heard, I'm not much for
conversation with you Duncans these

Well, that's good because I got a lot to
say, and you ain't got to talk. All you

got to do is listen.

J .A., can you do me a favor?

Give us some space. I want to talk to my
brother in private.

Of course.

I'll be right back, Daddy.

Don't go too far, baby.

This won't take long.

Okay, y 'all.

I'm all yours.

I know you're mad at Ma and Pop, but you
got no reason to be mad at the rest of

us.

I mean, come on.

And your wife?

What are you doing, looking for love in
here?

That ain't right.

Well, that's your opinion.

That's a fact.

We ain't got nothing to do with what
went down back in the day.

Let me ask you a question, though.

Did you know?

That's what I thought.

No, I didn't know.

I didn't know anything, Junior.

Real talk.

Now, I know you're hurting, and I'm
hurting here with you.

I feel you.

But that does not excuse your
disrespect.

Disrespect? What are you talking about?
I'm talking about how you come up in

here and take it upon yourself to force
a conversation on me that I told you I

wasn't ready to have. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold on, hold on. My entire life.

Has been a lie.

And everyone just expects me to be fine
with it. Well, I'm not. No, that's not

what we're saying at all.

But what we are saying is that we're
still your family, man.

And I'm your brother.

And I love you.

And there's absolutely nothing you can
do about it.

I'm not saying that you're not my
brother.

But right now, we're a stream.

And that's just what it is, though.

Like it or not.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm gonna leave it alone for now.

Okay?

But this ain't over.

Yeah, it is.

Yeah, it ain't.

Let's go, Nevada.

That's it in a nutshell.

I mean, Elsie and I have not had sex
since he was taken to Fresh Meadows.

I mean, I miss being intimate with him.

Now, Chippy, come on. You know we're not
getting any younger.

This happens to men when they get older.
I know, but I didn't think it was going

to happen to Elsie.

At least not this soon.

And the man just keeps getting finer the
older he gets. God dang it!

Oh, we have such an incredible sex life.
I just, it just threw me off guard.

I don't want to give up sex.

Well, I understand that.

Well, how about Viagra? Now, I heard
those little blue pills, they work

No can do.

Already tried, huh? What?

When?

Girl, I crushed up a blue little pill
last night, put it in his blueberry

cobbler when I screamed.

No, you didn't. Yes, I did. I was
desperate. Yes, you were.

I don't blame you.

At this point, what are you going to do?

Buy a rabbit?

Or one of those roses I keep reading
about?

Come on, come on. All right.

Triple ginseng root?

This is all your fault.

Oh, uh, L .C., I talked to Jonah.

And? Well, he wants to meet tonight at
the ranch.

Bring the cash. Come along.

Are you going to be there?

Uh, no.

No, I got a couple of things here I got
to finish up.

K .B., this isn't going to be a problem,
is it?

Oh, no. No, I wouldn't think so. Not
with you bringing $5 million.

Okay.

Tell him I'll be there.

Nine tonight.

Yeah, bye. Bye. I'll take care of it.

Sooner than later.

I think you look awful good in this
vest.

I need some more coals in these things,
man.

What's up,

Shawty? Yeah, you finally came through,
you know?

Yo, Darnell, can I speak to you real
quick?

Man, get the fuck out of here, man.

Darnell ain't talking to nobody.

I thought Darnell was man enough to
speak for herself.

Right?

Okay. Take the ladies and refill on some
drinks, man.

Let me talk to this guy.

All right.

That's no lady.

This better be worth my time, man.

What else would it be?

Money.

I need some, and I know you and your
peeps get a lot of it.

So what you saying, you trying to run
with this or something?

Exactly.

I don't know.

You look a little soft for the type of
work we do.

Man, you crazy. You better ask somebody.

I've been working these streets since I
was in middle school.

Flippin'. It ain't like robbing no
little bodegas or old ladies, man.

It's some hardcore get -your -ass
-killed type shit.

Me and my men, we put in work for real.

I know.

And I would have approached you if I
wasn't ready.

All right, listen.

I really need this.

I need to make money, and right now.

My mom's in the hospital, and I'm the
only one she got.

All right.

But you're going to earn your keep.

And if you fuck up, I'll put you down
myself.

It ain't going to be no fuck -ups.

Cool.

I'll be in contact.

Now get out my section, man.

Yo.

What was that shit about?

You know, just a young trying to make
his money out here.

You know how we do it. They see me
shining, they come flocking. You know

mean?

You know what I'm saying? Hey, bring
them damn bottles, man. Damn, we've been

waiting for like an hour.

The man, the myth, the legend.

I heard a lot about you.

You're catfishes, boy.

I can see the resemblance.

Don't worry.

It's just me and you.

I didn't want anyone else getting
involved or privy to this new little

arrangement we're going to make.

What makes you think we're making a new
agreement?

Well, shit, Elsie.

I was suspecting you'd come in a little
more humble than that.

Considering you broke the agreement you
had with my father and the others, I

guess he just is uppity, they say.

What is it exactly you want from me,
Jonah?

You know what I want.

I want that bag.

I want the money.

Well, here it is.

Pleasure doing business with you, LC.

I'll be expecting a million a month from
here on out. A million a month?

Have you lost your goddamn mind?

What you bitching about, boy?

A million's quite fair considering the
circumstances.

I'm not your boy.

This is ridiculous and you know it.

Well, you tell me this, boy.

How much is the lives of your family
worth?

I'd say as much as your life, Jonah.

You can't kill us all.

Oh, but I damn sure can try.

Hey,

honey. Hey, sweetie.

What are you doing?

I am chilling with NeNe.

Glass of wine.

Uh, what's wrong?

Nothing's wrong.

As a matter of fact,

Everything is quite right.

Listen, I'm on my way home.

Okay. Did you eat?

I'm not hungry.

Well, not for food anyway.

You know what I'd really like?

I'd like for you to go upstairs, find
something real sexy, and welcome me

home.

Um, I can definitely do that.

Because when I get home, baby, it's on.

Okay.

Elsie, don't you promise if you don't
deliver?

There's no promise.

It's a fact. So why don't you take your
fine behind upstairs?

Because daddy's coming home.

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