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-You sure your grandmother's cool?

-Yeah. Spend the night here, then go to the beach

if the weather's right, just like you planned.

-If this is the vacation home,

and I can't even imagine the dream home.

Must be nice.

-Yeah.

She made her fortune in real estate,

but, technically... -Mm.

-...she's a retired mortician.

-Josh, thanks.

-For what?

-My trip in Cali was almost ruined,

if not for you.

-No sweat. And, hey, I forgot to tell you,

but that presentation you did

about lack of generational wealth in Black communities,

it, uh, really made me think.

But who is that cute, little lady?

-Come on.

-And you must be Nany.

-It's Nanyamka.

-Oh, I think I'll just settle for Nany.

I'm Arabella.

What's it mean, your name?

-"God's gift." It's Ghanaian.

Uh, you'll be the first of your kind to see my home.

Come. Come.

-This Nany -- please share more.

-Well, we, uh --

We met last year... -Oh.

-...at Howard University.

Remember I did that exchange program?

And, uh, yesterday, I saw

that she posted she was lonely,

so I swiped up and reached out.

-That's my charming boy.

-Anyway, she, um, had all this drama

with her girlfriends, so...

-And now she's here with us, safe and sound.

Perfection.

-Seems like perfection's your style

no matter what, Granny,

but I'm sure your display will be a thing of beauty

once it's done.

Indeed.

I'm sure the darky...

...can appreciate her contribution

to my priceless collection.

Damn it. Shit. -Granny, are you okay?

Here.

The only thing that creeps me out

is that witchcrafty name of hers.

Nany Amaka?

-She says it's Ghanaian, like that matters.

-You never can be too careful.

Make sure she eats up.

This one is extra special.

-I got this. You get a Band-Aid.

-Damn, I just had my phone.

-Hey, Nany?

-Be right there.

-Granny collects the best dried fruits

to make this amazing fruit cake.

You got to try it.

Nany!

It's going to change your life.

-She collects slavery memorabilia, Josh.

No, thanks.

-Listen, our family collects Black memorabilia

and considers it fine historical art.

-Do you fetishize me, Josh?

-No, uh, is that even a thing?

It's our history, too, Nany.

-Your shameful history.

But I get it.

Slave shackles are a fabulous heirloom

for a family that takes pride in the legacy of slavery.

Okay, look, our relationship to slavery is complex.

Can you just come out of here and talk about this?

It'll be like a -- like a master class.

"Master."

-Nany, sweetie, let us know if you need anything.

-I need my phone.

-We don't have your phone, Nany.

Oh, my God.

Aah! Aah!

-Let's get into that master class.

-Relax.

Not the face.

Makes more work for your old granny.

What a fine piece of art to add to our collection...

...this year.

Hell of an eye, Grandson.

Let me tell you about my heritage.

I am from a village outside the great Asante Kingdom,

a people of royalty and limitless power.