Original subtitles

Previously on "The Haves and the Have Nots".

[Tanner] What's your address?

He left something

that he would want you to have.

-Can I bring it by? -Sure.

-You made a sex tape? -[Sandy] Rianna did.

She's my girl.

No, Sandy, she's not your girl no more. You can't do that.

Hey, she'll always be my girl.

-So I would like to... -You are gonna regret this.

I'd like to take you to dinner tonight.

I'm sorry.

How about he meets you at a restaurant to sign the papers?

That I can do.

He found out he's HIV positive.

-HIV positive? -Then you better get tested.

[Tanner] He was hell-bent on taking you with him

one way or another.

Hey.

How was your visit?

Uh...

-Huh. -Uh...

Um...

Jeffrey.

Yeah.

What's wrong?

I don't...

Talk to me.

I don't... I don't know how you're gonna take this.

Well, I don't know either until you tell me.

Okay. Um...

What is wrong?

Are you okay?

No.

What's going on? Talk to me.

Um... Okay.

I, uh... His brother spoke to me.

-And, uh... -Wyatt has a brother?

No, Justin.

-Justin's brother? -[Jeffrey] Yeah.

Where did you see him?

They were coming from the morgue.

Okay. And he said something in a...

That upset you?

Yes.

Okay. So don't let it upset you.

Um...

All right. No, you need to hear this.

I actually don't want to hear it.

And I don't think you need to listen to it either.

He said to me that Justin was HIV positive.

What?

Yeah.

What would he know?

He said he knew about that

and he knew all about me and...

He's probably just trying to give you anxiety.

No. I mean, he was kind to me.

And... It wasn't like his mother.

And he said that he had something he wanted to give me

that Justin had left for me or something.

Do you think he's telling you the truth?

I... I don't know. I'm just...

-Justin ever say this? -No, he didn't.

Did you guys ever talk about safe sex or STDs?

No.

-Jeffrey. -I know. I know, I know.

You got to talk about that stuff, man.

You and I didn't.

Oh. Good point. But we used condoms.

Yeah, but that's not 100%.

Oh. I've taken other measures, but,

you know, to prevent that, but...

Like what?

We'll get to that in a minute. But did you guys use condoms?

No. Not all the time.

-Jeffrey. -I didn't think that...

Ugh. Jeffrey.

Come on. What do you think was gonna happen?

He's having sex with random guys in the back of this cop car.

You didn't think there was gonna be a probability?

I can't believe this.

[theme music]

Jeffrey, you have to protect yourself.

Look, I don't need a lecture right now.

-I'm not lecturing you. -No? You're not?

-Because it's just on the... -I'm not. I'm not.

-What, are you worried? -About what?

That I may have given it to you.

We used condoms. I told you.

And I told you that that's not 100%.

Okay, yeah, but coupled with the meds that I'm on,

I'm probably not gonna get HIV.

-Meds? -[Madison] Yeah.

There are drugs that can keep you from getting HIV.

And we were safe on top of that.

There are drugs that'll keep you from getting HIV?

Yeah. You didn't know this?

No.

Yeah, come on. I'll get you some research on it.

Will it cure it?

Yeah, it won't cure it, but it'll prevent you

from getting it if you don't have it.

Yeah, but what if...

Jeffrey, look, we're gonna get you tested, okay?

Stop stressing.

But knowing him, I know that he would do this on purpose.

Okay, listen to me.

HIV is not the death sentence that it was 30 years ago, okay?

I know tons of people who have it,

who are living normal, happy, healthy lives.

Yeah, but what if, like...

Jeffrey, stop, okay?

What if I am?

Then you take your meds and you live a normal life.

You're not gonna die.

I mean, the fact that he would do that,

like, knowingly do that to me...

Okay, look, we're gonna go get you tested, okay?

It's really quick. I can do it in 20 minutes here.

You don't seem worked up.

-No. -[Jeffrey] Why not?

Because I have information.

HIV positive or not,

I have the information, and that's power.

Okay?

Okay.

You're okay.

Come on.

Benny.

What?

Why are we here?

Well, because we need some place to stay.

This is a dump.

Well, just because you got money

don't mean you gotta spend it all.

Uh, spending $400 a night on a real hotel is not a lot.

Well, $600 for the week ain't bad either.

Hmm.

Well, you'll have your house soon.

Okay.

So?

I mean, what if someone steals your two trucks out there? Hmm?

Shit, I wish they would.

Okay, fine.

Look, this place ain't bad for the time being.

If you say so. I am gonna find another hotel.

No, I mean, why don't you stay here?

We haven't done that since we've been kids.

I know.

All right, so come on.

Ugh.

I hated living in the ghetto then, and I hate it now.

Let me get this straight. You too good for the hood now.

Brings back bad memories.

It wasn't that bad, Candace.

It's Q, Benny.

-Oh, damn. -[Candace] I mean, it...

Look, I'm sorry.

...wasn't this hotel, but...

He was... He was killed in a place like this.

No, I'm sorry. We can, uh...

You know, we can go.

No.

At some point, I'm gonna have to sit with it.

-Are you sure? -Yeah.

I mean, it's just for one night, and then I'll be gone.

You sure?

Yes.

What are you wearing on this date?

Oh, uh...

This. I figured I'd go with the money green.

Benny,

she's a classy woman. You need to wear a suit.

-I ain't got no suit. -Well, go get one.

Look, you like spending all that money.

I'm good. I'm good.

Oh, my God. Benny, go get a nice suit

and show up like you own some things.

What do you want from me? I'm a tow truck driver.

Do you have to look like one?

I'll call Joanne, and she'll hook you up.

Look, I'm... I'm just trying to smash.

I ain't even trying to,

like, get to know this chick like that.

Benny! You will...

Oh, my God. You'll...

If all you want to do is smash, you'll never find a good girl.

Well, maybe I don't want a good girl.

Maybe not.

No, you know me.

I prefer a nice little snack, you know?

Oh, my God.

You know, one day, one of them, they're gonna take your heart.

Oh. See, now you sound like Mama.

Well, she's right.

Well, I'm gonna cross that bridge when I get to it.

Hmm.

I'd like to see you with someone special.

Oh, hey, whatever.

I would.

Well, I ain't ready.

Okay?

But one day, it'll happen.

-If you say so. -Hmm.

[knocking on door]

Who's that?

What's up?

-[Benny] It's Mitch. -Oh.

-Hey, hey. -Hey.

What's going on?

What the hell are you guys doing in this...?

-He sounds like me. -Right?

Look. I ain't spending my money.

Obviously.

I thought you'd be long gone now.

I can't.

Why not?

Long story.

-Okay. -Mm-hmm.

-You good? -I'm good. Mm-hmm.

[Mitch] Okay.

Well, let's go get some dinner, huh? What do you think?

Well, Benny has a date.

-A what? -Uh-huh.

So I bought a house.

Mm-hmm. And it came with a date.

What are you talking about?

The realtor is just bad to the bone.

Okay.

So, you know, I put a few words together,

spit my game, and, uh, so now we're going out.

Oh, my gosh. All right. All right.

So, Candace, come on. I'll take you out.

You ain't taking my sister nowhere.

-[Candace] Um, yeah. -Why not?

-Because. -[Candace] Yes.

Please take me out anywhere. Anywhere but here.

-Candace. -Yeah. What? I'll be back.

-[Benny] You sure? -Yes. Yes.

You go and buy something nice to wear.

Right. Right.

Mm-hmm.

What's so funny?

What? Have you looked at yourself tonight?

Look.

Oh, wait. I am fine.

No, you're not fine.

Fine. I'll go find a suit.

No, listen. Go down to Mickey's. Down on 5th. You know it?

-Yeah. -He'll hook you up.

Yeah. And you should go now

because they're gonna have to tailor it.

All right. Well, look.

If this suit costs anything over 100 bucks,

I'm out of there.

[Candace] What? Benny?

-Yeah. -Just go buy one suit. Just one.

Hell yeah.

I'm gonna hit you up when I get back.

Have fun. It's better.

-Make sure you come back. -Of course. I'll be back.

I have time to change.

Uh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Take your time.

-Can you unzip this, please? -Sure.

Thank you. I'll be back.

Reminds me of old times.

Don't.

-I'm just saying. -Don't. Okay?

Okay. I'm just saying.

Uh-huh. I'll be right out.

[Mitch] Go.

-Oh, gosh. -Go. Go.

So, what do you think?

This is nice.

I thought you'd think so.

How much is it?

This one is $1,800.

For what?

-The stitching. -What about it?

And the fabric.

I'm looking at it.

-But did you feel it? -Oh, I feel it. Yeah.

Well, it's made from only the finest of materials,

and the designer is exquisite.

I don't know. $1,800. That's a lot.

What's the suit for?

Got a date.

Well, she must be someone special.

I just met her.

Then you must want to impress her.

I don't need no $1,800 suit to impress no woman.

Trust me.

I can see you're a very handsome man.

Oh, thanks.

But you look even more handsome in that suit.

I know.

[Benny] What kind of suit is this, anyway?

It's Italian.

Well, I'm sure you got something cheaper than this.

I do.

But why would you want to settle for anything cheap?

I'm going to settle for something nice.

It doesn't get any nicer than Italian.

I'm good with good old American.

-Well, I... -Or Mexican or African.

Whatever you got.

Well, we don't sell anything but Italian.

All right.

Okay. All right. Fine.

Look, I can give you a discount.

All right, good. I'll give you $200 for it.

Are you trying to get me fired?

I'm trying to get me a deal.

Okay. How about 30% off?

All right. That's, uh...

It's $1,260.

For all that, it better come with some cuddling,

some sex, turkey sandwich,

beer with a lime, all that.

Well, I'm sure if you're wearing this, you'll get lucky.

And if I don't?

[Rianna] What?

Can I bring it back?

No, not once it's tailored.

Well, why are you going to tailor it?

So it fits perfectly.

But if you don't tailor it, then I can bring it back.

That's not our store policy.

You ain't giving me no guarantee I'm getting lucky, then.

Come on.

In fact, why don't you give me your number?

Excuse me?

You're going to owe me something if I don't get lucky.

-Look, I'm not a hooker, Mr... -Benny.

Benny.

Sorry, I didn't mean to insult.

Yes, that's very insulting.

Just because you're buying a suit

doesn't mean you get to take me out.

Right, I'm sorry.

The suit is all you get.

How about dinner?

Aren't you going out with someone?

No, we just met.

Well, I... I...

[Benny] Look, I'm just...

-A flirt. -Try not...

Come on.

Well, I didn't say I was buying it, did I?

[Rianna] And...

Get my number.

All right, fine. If you insist.

[Rianna] Come on.

Okay.

So...

You're negative.

It's a good thing, because those meds can be expensive, but...

You don't have to worry about that.

Why would he lie to me like that?

Maybe he didn't have it.

Can you find out?

What do you mean?

He's in the morgue.

I'm not going to take that risk.

I just want to know.

Jeffrey, I could lose my job over that.

I know. I just want to know, like, why he would lie to me.

-If who was lying? -His brother.

Okay, I'll... Hold on.

What are you doing?

I'm looking up Justin's medical records and list of medications.

So?

I can't give these out, because they're confidential.

So then why the hell are you looking?

To give you peace of mind.

What does that mean?

Ask me if Justin lied to you.

Did he lie to me?

No.

Okay, what does that mean?

It means he didn't lie to you.

Yeah, Justin didn't say anything to me, but...

Okay, I don't know what you mean.

Think about it.

If Justin never told you he had HIV,

then he didn't lie to you.

No, no, it's not okay. This is confusing itself.

You just... Did he have it or not?

Thank you.

So now, can we talk about some safe sex practices?

-Yes. -Great.

So I'm going to spend some time

telling you about the drugs you can take to prevent it

and safe sex practices, okay?

I know.

I don't think you know well enough.

Well, I know as well as whatever my dad taught me.

Okay, no offense, but how many years ago was that?

Okay, I get it.

Okay, so do you need a chart

or should I show you on my body here?

Too soon.

Sorry.

I just... I don't know why he would lie to me.

Who?

His brother.

To give you anxiety?

And he said that he wanted to give me something

that Justin had left for me.

Don't.

Don't what?

Just don't deal with them.

He could be as crazy as his brother.

I know.

Just don't think about him, don't see him.

Well, I gave him my address.

-You did? -Yeah.

He gets security at the house, right?

Yeah.

That giant dude that walks around trying not to be seen?

He's too big to not be noticed.

Well, you don't have to worry about him.

Yeah.

And, you know, if I could dodge my mom,

I'm sure I could dodge him.

Right.

Well, thank you. I'm going to go home.

-I'm going to head out, too. -You still work.

I took the night off. Family emergency.

Oh, Madison.

I just want to be with you tonight.

-Make sure you're okay. -I'm fine.

Okay. Well, then we can sit and watch movies

and be fine together.

Okay.

Cool.

Thank you.

[cell phone calling]

[cell phone ringing]

-Yo. -[Benny] Check your phone.

Damn, dude.

-Yeah, I got it. -[Mitch] You got that?

- [Mitch] Mickey hooked you up? - No, he wasn't here.

Wow, what they set you back?

About $1,200.

[Mitch] $1,200?

Yeah, you better bury me in this damn thing, man.

Well, listen, man. It looks good on you.

Yeah, but $1,200.

I'm used to them two for one. About $49.99.

So, uh, so tell me about this girl you got.

-I'll tell you later. -[Mitch] All right.

Well, she must be something special.

You're dropping that kind of money.

Shit. You know how many hoes I'm going to get with this suit?

At least about 1,200.

[Mitch] All right. All right.

[Benny] So what are y'all doing?

Just waiting for Candace to get out of the bathroom.

You're going to be waiting a while.

[Benny] Pretty girls blow it up, too, man.

Uh, no, man. I've been waiting.

She better hurry up, though. I'm hungry.

All right. Well, y'all get at it.

[Mitch] All right, man. Well, uh...

Listen, have fun and, uh,

hit me up when you're done, all right?

-All right. -[Mitch] Good luck in that suit.

Okay, Mr. Young.

Hey, you told me this suit was $1,200.

But the brown one six.

What you doing?

I want you to look your best.

Why you trying to outsell?

How much commission you get?

Do you really want to know that?

Yeah, I do.

So I'm going to go out your ass paying for it.

I'm not telling you that.

And stop flirting with your thirsty ass.

What you know about thirsty?

What sister you been hanging around with?

Huh?

Come on, man.

Bring your money.

I only got cash right now.

You take cash?

[Rianna] Yes.

Was that Benny?

Yeah, he got that suit.

-Oh, cool. -Yeah, but he's... He's crazy.

He's bitching about dropping $1,200 on it.

What? Did he buy it?

Yeah. Yeah, he got it.

[Mitch] Somebody else hooked him up.

I have to see that one.

Well, you can see it as soon as you get out of the bathroom.

I will be done soon.

-Thank you. -[Candace] Mm-hmm.

[door closing]

Damn.

$1,200.

Damn, she's been in that bathroom a long time, man.

I guess pretty girls blow it up, too, huh?

[Candace] Yes, we do.

Yeah, you do.

Hope they got a good fan in that thing.

[Candace] I'm not using the bathroom, you idiot.

Well, what's taking so long?

[Candace] Mind your business.

Getting hungry out here.

[slow music]

Grab a bag really quick.

Ugh.

Mitch.

Put on your clothes.

No, come on. Come on.

What?

What in the hell has gotten into you?

Seeing you walk in there looking like that,

what am I supposed to do?

Um, okay, get dressed.

I don't want to. Come on.

Okay, I'm ready to go to the restaurant,

so I'm... and I'm really hungry.

You sure?

Yes, and Benny can come back any minute.

Look, Benny's not coming back.

Mitch.

Okay. All right.

Look, you can't blame me for trying, though.

Um, I'm flattered.

What? You really resisting us right now?

Yes, I'm hungry for food.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay. Well, come on.

You know I think you're beautiful.

And those days are gone.

-I know. -[Candace] Mm-hmm.

But you know I still love you.

And I love you, too, but we can't be together.

-I know. -[Candace] Mm-hmm.

I know.

Um, okay, well, I'm hungry.

Well, uh, hold on. I want to talk to you.

I want to talk to you first.

-[Candace] Okay. -Sit down. Sit down.

Come on.

Move over. Come on. Get a little closer. Come on.

I hope you're not, um, trying to still put the moves on me.

Well, how about one more time?

Just for old time's sake.

Mitch.

No?

-Mm-hmm. -Okay.

All right. Well, all right.

Well, look, I want to talk to you.

Oh, now you want to talk?

So, I was...

I've been worried about you.

You know?

Everything with your son and the president.

And I know that you were really hurt by all that.

I have seven million reasons to smile.

So?

Well, about that.

Mm. And?

So... So Jim knows that my family

would not be happy if something happened to you.

-Yeah, I know that. -[Mitch] Right?

But the truth is, those Cryers are in deep with my family.

Deep with my grandmother.

And if they happen to talk with her,

I just... I can't promise that that will hold up.

And why would they talk to her?

Well, they shouldn't. You know, my grandmother does not like

when people talk about family issues.

-And they know that. -[Mitch] They do. They do.

But, you know, I don't know.

I don't know.

Okay.

So he could come after Benny?

He could, but my grandmother would have to okay that first.

Okay.

Well, um, you know, let me know.

Yeah. You and Benny would be the first to know, obviously.

Okay. Good.

-[Mitch] All right... -Good.Um...

-Okay. So, I guess we go eat? -Yeah, come on.

Okay. All right.

-Um, and, um, Mitch. -[Mitch] Yeah.

-This whole thing. -[Mitch] Yeah.

Yeah. It was, uh...

It was nice. Thank you.

Yeah. Oh, you...

-You know I love you. -[Candace] Yeah.

And this gesture was, uh... The talk. It was sweet.

It wasn't too much?

Eh.

All right. We'll go get dinner.

Okay.

All right.

[slow music]

[cell phone ringing]

Hello?

-[Tanner] Jeffrey? -Yeah.

It's Tanner, Justin's brother.

Oh, hi.

[Tanner] Hi. How are you?

I'm okay.

Hey, we're not doing too well.

[Jeffrey] Uh, no?

No.

Yeah, yeah. I could imagine.

[Tanner] Yeah.

Hey, uh, I was going to try

and bring the things I had from him by,

but, uh... Would you mind meeting me?

Oh, well, what does he have for me?

[Tanner] I don't know. It says it's personal.

Well, I don't, um...

This, uh, was his last dying wish that I, uh,

give it to you.

Okay. Well, what is it?

[Tanner] I feel like I'm invading his privacy

by looking into it.

You have my permission.

No. I'd rather bring it to you.

Oh.

I... Look, I...

I probably won't take it, honestly.

My brother died, and you won't take what he left for you?

Well, you won't even tell me what it is.

[Tanner] This is already hard for me.

I'm sorry.

Okay.

Uh, will you come to the service?

I don't think your mother would want that.

[Tanner] He would have wanted that.

Um...

Okay, yeah. When is it?

[Tanner] It's gonna be tomorrow night.

So soon?

Well, yeah.

Okay.

[Tanner] Can I text you the address?

Yeah, sure.

[Tanner] And I'll bring this with me.

Okay.

Thank you.

[Tanner] You were really good to him.

Okay, okay. Thank you.

Okay, I'll talk to you later.

[Jeffrey] All right.

Bye.

[tense music]

Can I ask?

What?

What that was about?

It was, uh, Justin's brother.

Oh.

What?

I-I told you he said he wants to give me something.

Then just tell him to drop it off.

Uh, yeah, but he wants to give it to me.

[Madison] Mm. I don't like the sound of that.

I know.

-So don't take it. -I won't.

Okay. Good.

And he said that the,

uh, memorial service is tomorrow night.

He just died yesterday. That's not good.

-I know. -Something's up with that.

I know.

I don't like the sound of this at all.

Please do not deal with these people.

I-I know. I can take it.

I know. I feel it.

Okay. Good.

-But I am curious. -About what?

What he has.

Well, it's nothing important.

The guy, the kid was lying about his brother's status.

He's obviously just trying to gaslight you.

I know. Okay.

-Yeah. -Thank you.

Am I lecturing you?

-You are. -Sorry.

Your dad said I talk too much.

-Yeah, well, he's right. -I'm sorry.

-Yeah. -I don't mean to.

-I'm gonna go home. -What? No.

Really?

I want you to stay.

Well, I tell you what.

I'm gonna go home, and then I'm gonna cook for you.

[cell phone ringing]

Oh, damn it.

What?

It's work.

[cell phone ringing]

[Madison] This is Madison.

Uh-huh.

No, I took the night off.

Okay.

I'm on my way.

What happened?

It's work. I got to go in tonight.

-Apparently, Keisha is sick. -Oh. Sorry.

She's lying. Her ass is hung over.

I'm gonna call her and cuss her out of the bar.

Is she?

Yeah.

She's posting pictures of herself all night drinking.

If I was that kind of guy, I'd call it into the supervisor.

Well, I'm glad you're not that kind of guy.

I mean, who's trying to hide something

and then post all about it?

Yeah.

[Madison] Well, I'll be back.

Okay.

I don't think you'd be missing me so much if you had a job.

Who said I'd miss you?

I'm just saying. The hospital's hiring.

I know. I'll think about it.

Yeah.

I wish my parents were rich and would take care of me.

See you later.

[door opening]

[door closing]

Hello.

-Oh, thank you for coming in. -Mm-hmm.

I know you needed the day off.

That's okay.

[Trudy] We are so short-sapped.

-I know. -Here.

You were such a blessing to have you.

-You're sweet to say that. -[Trudy] Okay. Here. Rounds.

-And watch out for that one. -Which one?

Wyatt Cryer?

Yeah.

Thanks.

[door opening]

Hello, Mr. Cryer.

Come on, man. I need some pain pills.

Uh, I'm sorry. I can't do that.

[Wyatt] Why the hell not?

Because it looks like you had them an hour ago.

What the hell kind of hospital is this?

One that's here to make you better.

Yeah. Well, I'm in pain.

Oh. Sorry, man.

There's nothing we can do. You've had your daily dose.

Look, man. I have a high tolerance to drugs.

So I need some more.

It's not gonna happen.

Look, man. Can you at least remove the restraints?

I can't.

I gotta go to the bathroom.

Headband's right there.

How am I supposed to reach it with my arm restraint? Huh?

You got a free hand right there.

Look, man.

I noticed you when I came in.

Pretty good looking.

Am I?

Yeah.

Don't you think I'm good looking?

Sir, is that all?

Well, you should just hand me the cup.

Thanks, man.

[Wyatt] Can you help me out here?

Don't you think I'm good looking?

Look, sir.

If you think I'm gonna give you extra drugs

because you're flirting with me, you're dead wrong.

You're an asshole.

Yeah. And you're locked up.

[door opening]

[door closing]

You can't resist me?

None of you people can!

I'm Wyatt Cryer, bitches!

Bring me the damn drugs!

[Trudy] I told you.

Thank you.

So did he flirt with you?

-Yeah, you? -[Trudy] Uh-huh. Yes.

-And I almost took him up on it. -Stop it.

It's just a few pain pills for a roll in the hay.

Trudy, oh my gosh.

Well, when you get to be my age,

you take it where you can get it.

Well, luckily I'm at the age where I can get it where I can.

You lucky duck.

How much are you getting?

Don't make me upset or hot and bothered on the job.

My God.

You are in rare form tonight.

Do you know Dr. Washington?

Why?

I might be getting something there.

Are you serious? I thought he was on my team.

Oh.

Well, good to know.

-Well done. -I'm not giving you any details.

Well, in time.

I knew I liked having you here.

-Bye, Trudy. -Nice butt, too.

-Trudy. -Bye! Bye-bye.

[bossa nova music]

Hey.

Hey.

How are you?

I'm impressed. You look great.

Thank you.

-Cleaned up nicely. -Yeah. Well.

So all that just to sign some papers?

Yeah.

Okay.

You want a drink?

I have water.

Come on. Let's get a real drink.

It's not a date.

Hey, why are you playing so hard to get?

I'm a nice guy.

Look, I'm not interested.

Why?

I'm just not.

Oh, come on. I ain't that ugly.

There's something about you that's bad news.

What?

-No, really. -[Benny] Oh, come on.

I don't know what it is.

Well, look.

I'm a hard worker.

I'm a really good dude.

With lots of girls and kids.

I ain't got no kids.

But lots of girls.

Huh.

I ain't seen anybody.

Did your girlfriend know?

Stop it. I'm telling you.

Okay.

All right.

Sign.

Look at that.

-Here. -Mm-hmm.

And the next page there.

The seller accepted your offer.

Okay. This is great.

You can move in right away.

You want to help me decorate?

Benny.

[Benny] Yeah?

Why are you talking to me right now?

What do you mean?

[Rianna] Just what I asked. Why?

Well, I thought we had some business to take care of.

You know what?

Let's just get out of here.

Go back to my place and have sex.

[Rianna] Cut all this out.

What?

That's what you want, right?

No. No. No.

You're full of it.

No. I'd never sleep with someone I just met.

Oh, whatever.

But if you want to get out of here and cuddle a little bit,

we could do that.

I ain't letting you take advantage of my body.

-You are so lame. -[Benny] Hm.

Listen, I think you're a handsome guy.

But I just got out of a toxic relationship and...

We can talk from time to time.

But I'm not going to sleep with you,

and I am not going to date you.

Why don't you say that now?

[Rianna] I'm not.

Okay.

Well, I'm not going to sleep with you.

And I don't want to date you either.

You are so cocky.

Sometimes.

May I have a house salad, please?

Mm.

And I'm going to get...

Try this filet. Real well done. No pink at all.

Please.

Thanks.

Y'all got some steak sauce?

Yeah, bring that, too.

It's a nice place, huh?

Thank you.

For a great dinner.

Are you serious?

What?

That's it?

Listen, I already...

[Benny] Oh, no, come on. Let me buy you a drink.

Let's go somewhere. Let's dance or something.

I have to work in the morning.

What is it?

What do you mean?

I mean, we've been having a good time.

You know, a good conversation.

I know you're feeling me a little bit.

You know nothing.

Now, come on.

-[Benny] What is it? I already told you.

I just got out of a toxic relationship.

[Sandy] Toxic?

Sandy.

You talking about me?

I am.

Go ahead.

Tell the black what you were saying.

-Hey, man. -Hey, bro.

[Benny] Look.

Dude, we're on a date here.

Not on a date.

Oh.

No, he said it right.

A date.

Look, we're handling some business.

Yeah? What kind of business?

Hey, man.

[Benny] What's wrong with you?

I just met you. I know you're Malone.

I'm cool with your brother, Mitch.

I don't give a damn.

Rianna, what the hell are you doing here with him?

I sold him a house.

Oh. Okay.

-I'm gonna go. -You're not going...

anywhere.

Look, man. Let this go.

Who the hell are you to tell me to let something go?

I'm just saying.

Shut up.

No, man. Look. I'm...

-You know she killed my child? -I'm not trying to get in...

Yeah, well, that's personal.

She killed my little boy.

So shut your mouth,

get up and walk away from this table.

I need to talk to this bitch.

-I don't think that he can... -Are you crazy?

You're not moving.

Well, it don't look like she want to talk to you.

Who... Who are you?

Are you a Black Panther? You're gonna save her?

Is that it?

She doesn't want to speak to you. Now, respect...

-Get your ass out of here, kid. -[Rianna] Benny.

Just go.

Why am I letting this go down like this?

Benny, it's okay.

Yeah, Benny. It's okay.

[tense music]

Please. You're only gonna make it worse.

This do hurt you?

Please.

[tense music]

No.

Okay.

[tense music]

Stop!

Next on "The Haves and the Have Nots".

I'm gonna kill him, Mitch.

Look, don't do anything stupid, Sandy.

I'm coming down there, but don't call Vinny.

You got 20 minutes.

-Is it bad? -Yeah.

I don't know what you want to know.

Sexually, what did he like?

I don't understand the question.

What are you doing? Let me out!

-Are you...? -Yeah, keep moving!

-I'm gonna break your neck. -Untie me.

Do you have any idea how close to death you are right now

at this very moment?

As close as you are.

-[Candace] This is bad. -I know.

-No, you don't. -Candace, I know that family.

-You don't know. -Shit!