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just

the situation here with these European

people want to merge or something.

If there was an award for the world's

busiest man, you'd definitely be a

contendant.

>> All the bills are paid, right?

>> Bills are paid.

What's so funny?

>> This uh Karina, you know, we get this

joke about the those cats in Europe and

how they talk and how they act. It's

it's it's crazy.

>> It's still inside joke.

>> Inside joke. Yeah.

you. Um, would you like me to make your

lunch to go or?

>> Nah, babe. I'm good. I'm good.

>> Damn, these European cuts are so hard to

get on.

Karina said that they uh make you look

more powerful in a in a business

meeting.

Karina is a fashionista, too.

>> All right. Love you.

>> What's up, Cole?

Hey

>> you.

>> Hey. Hey. I got your email.

>> Okay.

>> And uh got to be honest. Carlos is going

to say this is just decent.

>> Decent? Well, why just decent?

>> Because the numbers are too conservative

for the Latin market.

>> Too conservative?

>> Yes. Come on, Omar. You know you can do

these numbers in your sleep.

>> Think so?

>> I know so. And I know you can do better.

>> Hold on. I got to make this call.

>> Okay.

>> Hey.

>> Hey. Uh, I got your text about dinner.

>> Um, yeah. Whatever you want to make. I'm

I'm I'm easy. I don't have a, you know,

preference.

>> Okay. Sure. Sure. Also, um, while I have

you on the phone, I wanted to ask if

it's okay that we can RSVP for the gala

I was telling you about.

>> Uh, the gala. The gala. That's the the

12th, right?

>> Yeah, the gala I told you about a couple

times.

>> Um, so yeah, the 12th. 12th, babe. Um,

we are just merging. We are so busy

right now that I will not be able to

make that. Um, just the numbers. There's

a lot going on. So, I think that

>> Look, I got to get this phone call.

Roses Wag is calling in from New York

and I got to close this deal. So, let me

call you back. Okay.

>> All right. Um

>> All right. Bye.

>> Hi.

>> My bad. Um

>> it's okay. I understand. I know that uh

checking in comes into territory once

you're married. So, I totally get her.

Of course you do, cuz you girls stick

together.

>> That's right. Girl power.

>> That's sweet though.

>> What's that?

>> You know, checking in.

>> You love your wife?

>> Yeah, I love my wife. I mean, yeah. I

mean, I've known my wife since we were

in the fourth grade. I mean, we weren't

married that long. I mean,

u but yeah, I mean, we have our ups and

downs, but uh I love my wife a lot.

>> Wait a minute. What's What's going on in

that head, Miss Karina?

>> Okay. I said, "Okay, I I believe you."

>> Okay. Well, I believe I need to make a

phone call to Rosen's Wagon New York.

So, get back to work.

>> You know what? Fine, cuz I got a client

to call, too. You ain't the only one.

Okay.

>> Cuz money calls.

>> I know, Miss Money. Go make that money

then.

>> That's right.

>> Mhm.

>> You know what? Whatever. I'm coming back

here in 15 minutes when I'm done.

>> I bet you are.

>> 15.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Greg Rosewag Omar right here.

Hey, Miss Ray.

>> Hey, sweetie.

>> Thank you.

>> Dad isn't home yet.

>> No, he's still at work.

>> Oh, that's right. Did I tell you I'm in

the summer aviation program?

>> Aviation program?

>> Mhm.

>> Okay. So, you want to fly planes? Well,

I want to start off as a pilot, then one

day on my own airline.

>> A Noel, that's amazing. Keep your head

right where it's at. You have my class

next year,

>> third period.

>> You know, Miss Right. I could have

jumped that fence and went through the

window, but I was so hungry. Thank you

so much for this meal.

>> You're welcome, sweetie. But isn't that

crazy dog over in the next yard?

>> Yes, ma'am.

>> Noel,

don't you ever jump that fence.

>> I cannot run that dog.

>> No, you can't. The dog has four legs.

You only have two.

>> Yes, ma'am. Oh, hey, Mr. Wright.

>> Hey, what's up? Noel. Hey, your father's

outside in the front for you.

>> Oh, okay.

>> Well, thank you, Miss Wright.

>> You're very welcome.

>> See you later, girl.

She's a good kid. I mean, she seems

trustworthy. I don't know why her father

just doesn't give her keys to the house.

>> He's a man. Sometimes men do stupid

things.

>> What's that supposed to mean?

>> Nothing. Nothing. It's just a joke.

Maybe you'd got it if I sent it via a

text or email. Maybe.

>> I know what you're trying to do.

>> Mhm.

>> Trying to bait me into an argument.

>> But I'm not going to go for it. What's

up your butt?

>> We are disconnected online. Like

seriously. I mean, I've said it before,

but you don't get it. Our communication

sucks.

>> Okay. You said we're disconnected. Okay.

So So you want to communicate? Okay. If

you want to communicate, let's

communicate. I can't remember the last

time you asked me how Rights Investments

was doing.

>> Okay.

How's your business going?

>> Oh, it's great, honey. It'd be even

better if my wife was a little bit more

supportive of me.

>> Do you need me to be more supportive of

you? Did I really just hear you say that

right?

>> Yeah, you heard me. I mean, come on.

When's the last time you came up to the

office and helped around?

>> Excuse me. When was the last time I was

even invited to your office?

>> Carmen, come on. I mean, you really got

to be invited up. You can just come.

That just goes to prove that you've been

slacking.

>> Slacking?

Wow. Really? Who helped start your

business from the ground up? Cuz it sure

as the hell wasn't a slacker. Did a

slacker pay the mortgage and all the

other bills for a year and a half when

you started your business? Did a slacker

do your business proposal, prepare your

paperwork for three years before you

could even afford to hire someone? I'm

sorry. Is that not supportive?

>> I didn't say you weren't supportive.

Okay. You want to know what my problem

is? It's the rolling of the eyes, the

sucking of the teeth every time I have

to go on my phone or whether it rings.

Are you tripping out when I come home

late? It's like you have a problem with

the success of me and my business.

>> No, I have a problem with the fact that

we don't spend quality time together,

Omar. And I don't think that's asking

too much. Seriously, it's like you have

a better relationship with your

electronic devices than you do with your

own wife.

>> What you What are you talking about?

>> You have too many distractions in your

life. Plain and simple. Look, all I need

from you is some more attention and I

need some more time. That's it.

>> Okay.

I didn't plan that.

>> You did. I think you did plan it.

>> Babe, it's business. Okay, I got it.

It's business. Whatever. Answer it. You

want to answer it anyway.

Radiation to the brain.

>> Wait, now you know there was a study

done that pets can improve marriages and

relationships. Maybe maybe you guys

should consider getting one since you're

having issues conceiving.

>> Samir, did you forget I'm allergic to

cats and he's allergic to dogs? So, we

can't even get a pet.

>> I got it. a romantic vacation.

>> Sandy beaches, a little bikinis.

I can't even remember the last time we

did one of those.

>> Okay. Well, well, then here's what you

do. Just just pack his clothes and throw

it in a trunk. Okay. And then tell him

that you want to go somewhere driving or

something and then just mysteriously end

up at the airport on your way to Tahiti.

That's how you do it.

>> Tahiti. Yes. I like that idea. But if it

doesn't work, Samir, I'm flying my butt

to divorce court.

>> Are y'all find it funny?

>> I don't find it funny at all.

>> All right, you need to get on that

vacation.

>> Yes.

>> And force that excitement and that

adventure right out of that black man.

You can do it.

>> That's what I'm talking about. That's

what I'm talking about.

>> Shoot. Make me want to go home to my

husband and just get it in.

>> It's just too bad at work. Yeah. Get it.

>> Omar and I we

we haven't uh gotten it in a couple of

months.

>> Was that months with an S?

>> Wait, did like plural?

>> Was it with an S?

>> Yes.

>> That's a shock value.

>> More than two. No, cuz it's working. The

shock value is definitely working.

>> I'm so serious. Like I'm dead serious.

Yeah. I mean, don't judge me with those

faces when you guys get eight years in

your relationship. And I mean, I guess

marriages sometimes just get rocky.

>> Well, you know, I had my issues with my

husband.

I mean, I was going to do something

really bad. Like, really, really bad. I

was going to be on a special edition of

48 hours. Like, yes. I mean, I was

facing 25 to life on principal alone.

>> But what did you do? You put on that

cape and you came and saved Damon's

life. That's what you did. Took all the

guns and knives out my house. But you

did that for us.

And I just know you can get through this

with ease.

>> Yes, girl. Yes. Look, you and Omar have

been

a great example for me and Jiad.

>> Wow. I didn't know you guys felt that

way.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, listen, Heas, it's time for you to

put on your capes.

>> Well, then uh girlfriends um superheroes

to the rest. Exactly.

>> I love y'all.

This is good.

>> I appreciate you coming home early for

dinner.

>> You know, I heard you the other night. I

was listening and you're right. I'm

sorry.

>> Thanks, babe.

So, I was thinking we have not been on a

vacation in quite a while, right? And

the girls and I just happen to be

talking about Tahiti. What do you think

about that? It's dope. Tahiti sounds

dope. Yeah. No, I'll mess with Tahiti.

You know, as long as they got Wi-Fi, I'm

good.

>> Oh god. I'm playing.

>> It's okay. I mean, is there some place

else you rather go?

>> Always go back to Cancun.

>> I don't think we're allowed back.

>> You've been banned from a couple of

places.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Miami Beach,

>> spring break.

>> Okay, let me just say you was out of

control. That balcony.

>> Not my fault. Well, you you in that dark

liquor.

>> I can't handle my dark liquor.

>> Yeah, that's why your boobs came out.

>> You uh

you want to go ahead and get that?

>> Uh

but you know what? Let me just check. Um

but no, babe, I I I just want you to

know that I'm I'm I'm I'm listening to

you and

you you are right and

damn

and I hear everything

that you're saying so that's why I'm

saying like you know I mean you have any

other suggestions on

>> what do you think about Mars

>> Mhm. I've always wanted to go there. I

mean, I could probably call my travel

agent.

>> Omar, give me your phone.

>> What? What? What are you talking about?

>> Please hand me your phone.

>> Please give me your phone.

>> I would gladly give you my phone, but I

don't bring my phone to dinner. Nor do I

sleep with my phone or shower with my

phone. I mean, is there something you're

hiding?

>> How dare you accuse me?

>> No, no, no, no. I'm not hiding anything.

>> Okay, then fine. Give me your phone.

>> No.

>> Okay, then can you please

put your phone away

because this is supposed to be my time.

Remember the little promise you made me

today? My time.

Phone stays where it is.

>> Now,

what about that vacation?

It's all itemized. If you guys look at

uh line 29, you'll see how much you made

off your investments in the uh 770

accounts. If you guys have any

questions, email me.

>> No, no, we good. We good. Thank you.

Thank you. First of all, thank you for

giving us the opportunity to invest in

your, you know, your urban development

program, expert.

>> Yeah. Yeah, it's cool. But, uh, you

good?

>> Yeah, I'm cool.

>> You sure, man?

Okay, it's Carmen. Like, she's been

tripping lately, man. Like, like the

other night, she dropped my phone in a

glass of water.

>> That's a That ain't tripping, man.

That's crazy.

>> She's just been like complaining and

nagging, trying to bait me in arguments.

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

getting sick of it. Getting sick of it.

>> All right. Look, if you if you want an

outside opinion on your marriage and you

ready to, you know, listen and you can

handle it, let me know.

>> Are you Dr. Phil now?

>> No, I'm not Dr. Phil. I'm just saying,

look, honestly, no disrespect, right?

When we go out as couples, Jasmine, you

know, she all on my lap. Samira, she all

on his shoulder. You know you and

Carmen, you on one side of the room, she

on the other.

>> For real. It's like the other night,

like game night. Y'all look like y'all's

about to have a boxing match or

something. No,

>> I'm telling you. Look, look, look,

whatever, man. Look, that's your wife,

right?

>> All she wants is affection. That's it.

>> How you think she feels she see us with

our wives and and and you over there in

the corner on your phone?

>> That phone, man.

>> Okay, now you're just making stuff up.

>> I'm making it up.

>> Oh, I'm I'm I'm trying to holl at you

from a place of love, right? When the

last time you tapped that, dude, that's

when last time

>> Disrespectful, man.

>> What?

>> D you ain't got no chill.

>> So disrespectful.

>> What? What the dude? Why y'all up in the

man's bedroom?

>> I'm just saying, look, I remember her

like walking around, right, with she had

like she looked like she was full of

life. She had a glow. She had this light

about her and now she she got a sad face

all the time. Like she, you know, mean

mugging us and stuff.

>> Look, enough about my wife. All right.

Sorry I didn't brought it up.

>> Look, I'm just saying that's your wife,

right? She's a woman. She needs

attention. You know, she's like a little

flower. You got to water it. Show it

show it attention, love, and affection.

She wants that from her husband. Look,

I'm telling you, you better do that cuz

there's a lot of thirsty dudes out there

in the streets. They can see her coming

from 100 miles away. Whatever.

>> It's whatever.

>> It's not I mean it's not what it's not

what I mean. It's not what I'm saying.

>> I see it.

>> Yeah. Yeah. You got the little side

piece. You got the side joint.

>> No, I love Carmen.

To tell you the truth, I can't even

remember the last time we got busy.

>> What? What's that?

>> Can't remember.

>> That's not cool.

>> That's no bueno, dude. That's That's

That's no good, homie. That's bad.

That's real bad. No married man should

go 3 days without having sex with his

wife.

>> Mm-

>> Real talk. I'm just keeping it real. You

ask me when's the last time me and

Jasmine did it, I'm going be like about

an hour ago.

Yeah.

>> You ask me when we doing it again, I'm

going to be like, "As soon as she picked

me up, we going to stop at the

McDonald's."

>> D, I don't want to hear about your sex

life with you and your wife. All right.

All right. Look, I don't care about what

you do with your wife, and I don't care

what you do with your wife. All right?

I've been focusing on my business, and

that's probably the reason why I haven't

been thinking about sex.

>> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. If you

having problems down there, I mean, you

you should start by changing your diet.

Try um

>> they got pills.

>> Organic. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

>> Okay. You guys don't get it. Check your

email. No, I'm just saying, look, it

don't matter if you eating organic

limema beans or you getting baby back

ribs. Tap that tonight.

Let's fire it up to get upd.

What are you doing,

my girl?

>> You know, this is our thing. Oh, I think

almost didn't recognize it

>> since I haven't seen it in months.

>> So, what you saying? You want to make

love to your husband?

>> Of course, I'd like to make love to my

husband, but my husband's been doing a

piss poor job of showing his wife that

he loves her.

>> What? I mean, we can't even have a

simple conversation at dinner, and you

don't pay me attention on a regular

basis, yet all of a sudden you want

some. Boy, you need to try way harder

than that.

>> My god.

It's It's I don't know who you are

anymore. Like, and for you to insinuate

I don't love you is insane.

>> Well, then I guess I'm insane because

that's how I feel. Omar,

>> you drive a luxury car. You have all

these fancy clothes. You got a

successful husband. You don't have to

want for anything. Okay. You live a

comfortable life.

>> That's comfortable. I don't give a damn

about any of that. Babe, what happened

to flowers and cards for no reason? Just

because. Weekly date night. Intimate,

passionate kisses that led to hours of

love making.

What happened to that?

>> Girl, this ain't no romance novel. This

is the real life right here.

>> Well, that that's not the life I signed

up for.

>> And by the way, romance novel used to be

our life.

>> Stop. Wait.

Where you going?

Noel, you need to ask your father for a

key to the house.

>> I did ask him.

>> What'd he say?

>> I'm not responsible enough.

>> Noel, you 16 years old. Like, what are

you doing over here that's making you so

irresponsible?

>> I don't know. He just says it.

>> Girl, you better not be sneaking no boys

over there.

>> What? I don't even date.

>> Well, I don't want to kick somebody

butt. No, no boys.

>> But I will need your social security

number.

>> My social security?

>> Mhm. To claim you on my taxes for all

the food you eat and all the water you

>> Hey, I'm a growing teenager. I have to

eat.

>> Right.

>> Hey, sweetie. I got you some of those

airplane books.

>> Sweet. Did you bring them?

>> Of course.

So, um, have you recovered from your

last night's episode scandal, Miss

Washington?

>> What's this?

>> I hope you don't fight me.

>> Are you serious?

has a heart attack.

>> So, this is how you going to do me? You

just going to give up on us?

>> You've given up on us a long time ago,

Omar. Now, you can have everything, even

the house. I've already closed on

another one and I'm moving out on

Sunday.

What?

You closed

on a house and you're moving out on

Sunday.

How long you been planning this?

>> Just think about it.

>> I really thought I knew you after all

these years,

but right now you just show me who you

really are.

>> This is not about who I really am. This

is about us in a marriage that has been

tumbling for a long time.

What if I don't sign it?

>> Then I'm going to show you who I really

am. I'm going to go after rights

investments. So my suggestion to you is

just sign the papers.

I want out.

>> So you're really leaving me?

>> You left me a long time ago, Omar.

Please just sign the papers.

I'm leaving with or without.

>> Well, You might as well leave cuz

I ain't signing them things.

I'm not signing them, Carmen.

You know, we really need to get out and

have a real lunch. In fact, you know

what? I'll do you one better. How about

one day I make you lunch and I bring it

here?

>> That sounds great.

>> Yeah.

Damn it.

>> What's wrong?

>> The Latin accounts. I I can't seem to

close it. Like, uh, Carlos is is is so

difficult and I I don't know. I just

can't get through to him.

>> Okay, pull up the account. Let me see

it.

Let me see. Let me see.

Okay.

Would you mind if I give him a call?

>> Sorry. Be my guest.

>> Yeah.

>> Mhm.

>> Okay. Can I?

>> Yeah.

Buenos Carlos

is

Yes.

Mhm.

Perfecto. See,

Carlos,

>> you should receive that paperwork in

about an hour.

>> Bravo.

>> Thank you.

>> Bravo.

>> Yes.

>> So, you so you you got the deal closed.

I don't tell me how'd you do it.

>> I tell you, but then I have to kill you.

No, really. You know what? All it needed

was a little bit of a woman's touch.

That's it.

>> I see.

>> Mhm. Oh, hey, before I forget, Peter

wanted me to ask you, are you ready to

move right investments to Europe?

>> Oh, Europe again.

Okay. He already mentioned that. Um, but

I turned it I turned it down because my

wife and I wasn't ready to move to

Europe. I mean, it's so far away. And

then not to mention, I still have my

North American client list. I mean,

who's going to take care of that?

>> Hello, I would. I can do it.

>> You?

>> Yes, me. Come on. Then you and your wife

can go off and have an amazing life in

Europe and live happily ever after.

>> Hey, uh, I never even thought of it. No,

I never thought of it. But, but if it's

you who's going to take over the client

list, I actually really might consider

Europe.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah, but I'd be going by myself.

>> What? Wait, why? I'm getting a divorce,

>> Omar.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh my gosh. I'm so I'm so sorry.

>> As of when though?

>> As of

It just kind of came out of nowhere.

>> Oh gosh. Um, do you want to talk about

it?

>> No.

>> No, it's cool. I mean, it's it's my

across the bear, so I mean, it's

whatever. But um but going back to Pete,

let's set that up. Yeah.

>> Um get that going cuz I think um I mean

Europe sounds nice right now.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Done.

>> Wow. I am so scared of marriage.

>> Why is that? Oh, if you're scared of

marriage, probably saying cuz you

haven't found the right guy.

>> Uh thanks. Don't remind me.

>> What are you talking about, Karina? You

probably got tons of guys knocking your

door down.

>> Negative. You know why? Because guys

find successful, independent women,

they're intimidated by us.

>> Not me. I think it's sexy.

>> No, seriously. In fact, I think it's

your best feature.

>> So, you're saying I'm ugly?

>> No. Hell no. I think you super bad. But,

you know, I'm married, so I I'm not even

going to go there.

I thought you said you were getting a

divorce.

Malazine is getting cold.

John.

>> Yeah.

Turn to me.

>> What's up?

>> Are you happy?

>> Happy? What do you mean happy? I mean,

are you happy being married to me?

>> Most times, yeah, I'm very happy.

>> Just perfect for me.

>> I just don't ever want us to get a

divorce.

>> Well, that's not even on the table for

discussion.

>> Good. You know, I love you.

Carmen and Omar are divorcing.

>> What? Are you serious?

>> Stop playing.

>> Come on now. You know I wouldn't play

with something like that.

>> I was just over the house a few days

ago. He did not mention that. I did call

him a couple of times today. He didn't

pick up though.

>> Wait, is that why you're asking if I'm

happy?

>> Mhm.

You know you my other half

and nobody else going to love them dirty

underwear.

>> I don't have dirty underwear.

>> Wow.

Sorry to hear that about Carmen and

Omar. It's crazy.

>> Yeah, it's crazy. It's just a huge

wakeup call.

>> Look at me.

I'm here, right? I ain't going nowhere.

You understand?

You understand?

>> Yes.

>> Right.

Give me some covers.

We go to people's weddings.

>> We throw rice. We celebrate them. And

then where are we for them when it's

time for them to talk about getting a

divorce?

>> The hell are you talking about?

>> You know what I'm talking about. Carmen

loves this man. I need you to talk to

him today.

>> Okay.

>> Don't just Okay me, Damon. I'm serious.

>> All right. Shut up and give me a kiss

when you go to work.

>> Yummy.

>> Strawberries. I like it.

>> Get back in that house.

>> Yeah. Oh, girl, please. My back. I can't

take it.

>> If you love me like you say you love me,

go and get that door like you would

Halle Berries.

>> I I bet you I get that door better than

I get Halle B. I bet I do. You better.

>> Get in the car, woman. Come on.

>> Thank you.

>> That's how I talk to H. Get in the car.

Get in the car.

>> Just cuz she light-skinned don't mean I

won't tell her what to do. Come on. Get

in the car.

>> You have a good day.

>> Okay.

>> But call him.

>> I will.

>> You promise?

>> I promise.

>> Today?

>> Today?

>> Right now?

>> Mhm.

>> You promise? Twice. Twice. Twice. I got

>> stand you. You do me like that every

day.

>> All right.

>> Bye.

>> Bye.

>> Wait. I didn't I forgot I need a wide to

work.

>> You know what? You just want to get some

in the car, don't you?

>> Hey, how are you?

>> How are you? Good to see you.

>> Really? You passed the handshakes. Give

me a hug, woman.

>> Oh, okay.

>> Wow.

>> Oh,

>> how's everything?

>> I'm good, thank you.

>> Good, good, good.

>> Um, would you like something to drink?

Can I get you anything?

>> No, I'm good.

All right.

I got some

bad news.

Have a seat.

>> Okay.

>> Want a bite?

>> And I got some bad news.

>> Okay.

>> So, which one you want first?

>> Uh, I guess I'll take the bad news

that's right underneath the bad bad

news. So,

>> it's amazing what you guys did to this

place. It's beautiful.

>> Thank you.

>> It's beautiful. Well, let me get these

papers. Listen, um, this is the dilemma.

The bank is holding things up because

with your name being on this house with

your husband and doing a few of the

other properties, and now you're doing

this by yourself, it's kind of like,

I got you. I got you. I'm going to take

care of you. Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Remember when I first sold you guys'

house?

>> Listen, um,

I really just wanted to say

>> Mhm.

>> I'm sorry to hear about the divorce.

Thank you. Thank you.

>> But you know what they say, right? One

man's trash is another man's treasure.

I'm pretty sure you won't have no

problem sounding you a good guy.

>> Did you just call me trash?

>> I did not.

>> I think I heard you say

>> I did not call you trash. I didn't mean

it like that.

>> It's okay. Thank you.

>> You're welcome. Here you go.

>> All right. So, what am I supposed to do

with all these papers? Just take them to

your attorney and let them look over

them and then um you can bring it to our

lunch date.

>> Our lunch date?

>> Yeah, our lunch date.

>> Yeah. Well, depending on uh how bad this

other news is, it's going to be a

bottled water lunch. I like how you slid

that in. It's pretty slick, buddy.

>> All right.

All right. Let me know the rest of the

bad news.

Well, um, so I went past your place

today and it's probably going to be like

a week before everything is done.

>> No.

>> Yes or no?

>> No. Oh, man. I've already told Omar I

was going to move out a couple of days

ago. Do you know when it's going to be

ready?

>> Should be ready by Wednesday. But, um,

that's all right. That's all right. I

got an idea. If it's too much problem

with you being here with Mr. Right. I

mean, I have a few extra rooms at my

place. You can always stay there.

>> Really?

>> What?

>> I can't do that. You're not holding up

this process to make me stay with you,

right?

>> I would never ever do anything like

that.

>> Just checking.

>> But it does sound like a pretty good

idea.

>> No, really, sweetie. I just want to just

want to help you. That's all.

>> Thank you.

>> So, listen. I know it's a pretty

difficult time and probably even a

premature time to ask.

Won't you let me take you to dinner?

>> Right, sir. How you doing, man?

>> I'm good.

>> Good. Good. Good. I had to drop some

papers off. I hope that's okay with you.

>> Okay. Yeah, it's cool.

>> How you doing?

>> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. It's

amazing what you guys did to the house,

man. It's absolutely beautiful.

>> Yeah. Well, you know, we got taste.

We're not slobs.

>> Well, I guess I'll be going now. That's

right.

>> Think about that offer. Okay,

>> I will.

>> All right, and I thank you for your

time.

>> Thank you,

>> Mr. Wright. Always a pleasure, sir.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Yes, sir.

>> You guys have a good one. Okay. You know

what? Let me get the door for you.

Excuse me, honey.

>> All right, brother.

>> Wait, sir.

>> Yeah. Have a good one.

>> You was

really

See, that's what I'm talking about. I

said, "Yo, that pisses me off, man. I'm

telling you. I hate that snake dudes,

right? Just just chilling in the cut,

lurking." Do you not care that your wife

could be cheating on you?

>> Yeah, I know my wife better than you.

All right, just remember that.

>> No, I'm just saying. Why am I more

pissed off than you? Just saying.

>> No, cuz you always overreact.

>> What?

>> No, you overreact. I'm going to my

lawyer today, getting those divorce

papers, giving her to Carmen, and

whatever makes her happy.

>> Where is she, man?

>> Boom. Yo, that's what I'm saying.

Who's who? Who's who? Who? Who? What are

you? Owl. Who is she? Or

>> who's he?

>> I mean, this is Atlanta.

>> No. You so stupid. All right.

>> Well, if you're referring to Karina,

she's just a friend, a colleague,

someone who I work with.

>> But you say she just a friend.

>> Now the truth comes out.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. You see it?

>> Okay. Listen, for the record, I haven't

slept with her.

>> Okay. All right. No, if I if I did, I

would have told you.

>> Look, see, all this time we thinking

it's her and it's this dude. Mhm.

>> Well, she is bad.

>> Yeah.

>> But you know, when me and Karma got

married, I was about my baby, man. You

know, it was like that for my parents. I

thought it was going to be like that for

me.

>> Okay. So, after the divorce, you going

to hit?

>> Man, I don't know. God, what is wrong

with this guy?

>> No. Listen, since I've been married,

Carmen's all I've ever known. Okay.

Oh, maybe you guys are right. Maybe it's

time to start looking towards new

things.

Have you guys ever cheated?

>> You know, I thought about it. Had this

little honey dip at work, man. It was

fine, too. But I I I had to nip that nip

that in the bud.

What?

>> Negro, please. Right. Right.

>> I had to I had to nip it in the butt.

>> You bit her in the butt is what you did.

Don't act like you wasn't Stop playing,

man.

>> Tell you truth. Tell you truth. I think

about it all the time. Hell yeah. Plenty

times, man. Matter of fact, on the way

over here, right, you know, was driving,

I seen two little shorties across the

street looking like Leverne and Shirley.

I was like, boom, immediately thought

popped into my head, right? And see,

that's what I do. I let my thoughts play

out for a very long time. See, I ain't

never physically cheated, but in my

mind, I'm a hoe. Yeah. Yes. And for that

very reason, I know I'm going to hell.

Yeah. Absolutely. See, me and the devil,

you know, we on firstname basis. You

know what I'm saying? You got my cell

phone up. Hold up. I think he texted me

right now. Hold on. Let me see.

Yes, Lucifer. Yes.

>> What is wrong with you, man?

>> No, I'm playing, but yo, I understand

what you're saying, man. I love my wife,

too. But it's hard. You know what I'm

saying? It's how you going to not think

about it at least.

>> Well, Karma is my first love, and I

thought she'd be my last. Like, I've

been a loyal husband. Okay. Like, when

we went to the altar and we were saying

our vows, man, I meant it.

>> I meant it that time. We all do. Don't

you? No, I did.

>> I know then. Yeah, I did, too.

>> And I I still do. And I think she did,

too. But now it doesn't matter. So, if

anyone's cheating, it's probably me. I

cheated Carmen out of being number one.

Man, your wife should not have to

compete with anyone or anything.

So, focus on my business. I lost sight

of what's important. You know what's

crazy? Carmen helped me start the

business.

Messed up, fellas.

>> What about counseling? I mean, you guys

ever thought about that?

>> No, I think it's too late for that, man.

She don't want nothing to do with me.

Plus those councils, they don't know.

They don't know you. They don't know

what they talking about.

It's like I wish I could just go back to

the beginning and start over. Not having

Carnival by my side, man. I feel like

I'm out of business.

>> Yeah.

So, so next week after the divorce, you

still going to hit,

>> man? Shut up. Damn it. What is

>> saying?

>> I can't with you. I can't. I'm just

trying to live. Can my brother live?

>> So, thank you for bringing me to lunch.

No problem.

>> I know this is about more than lunch

because not often do you ask me out in

the middle of the week.

>> That bozo August.

He asked if I'd like to stay in his

spare room until my place is ready.

>> And you said,

>> "Well, I told him no, but the more I

think about it, I should take him up on

his offer."

>> Um, Samar and I both have rooms that you

can stay in, so you're fine.

>> I know. I know. But the thing is, I

don't want to impose on my best friends

and your relationships just because mine

is in the can.

>> Oh, ma'am, do you hear yourself? Cuz you

sound crazy. You will stay with us. Oh,

no. But you know what? If you do stay

with him, let me tell you how it's going

to go. Oh, you're going to get there.

Y'all going to cuddle. You going to

spoon with him a little bit. Then you're

going to have sex with him. Then you're

going to become another notch on his

belt. And then boom, he's going to throw

you out like an orange pill. Carmen, you

are slipping.

>> Really, Jasmine? That's a lot.

>> What do you mean I'm slipping?

>> You have completely lost your mind. Do

you hear yourself? He that fool should

have not even had the audacity or the

balls even to ask you any mess like

that. The Carmen that I know, love, and

admire for the amazing woman that she is

would have told him off very kindike.

>> I just don't want to impose on you and

Samira. Plus, I don't have the money for

a hotel right now. I mean, I'm giving

Omar everything. That's just as much

your house as it is Omar's.

You sleep in the bed and put him on the

couch. Did Omar

ask you to leave?

>> No.

>> Oh, good. Cuz he know I'm crazy. I'm

sure Damon had told him a whole lot of

stories about me.

>> I mean, but my marriage is practically

over, right? I don't see the problem in

me taking that man up on his offer.

>> Do you hear the insanity that continues

to spew out of your mouth? You have lost

your mind completely, Carmen.

>> Inviting a third party into a pending

marriage is insane.

>> A few days. That's it. That's all it is.

Just a few days.

>> Okay. You know what? This is simply

disappointment because they say

disappointment triggers temporary

insanity. And honey, you are acting out.

You are completely irrational.

>> I just hate that Omar is coming out of

this relationship and this marriage

without a scratch.

Waiter. Come on. Okay, this is all about

Omar. You're doing this to get back at

him. I can eat now. I'm going to need a

dessert and a key lime pie to go with my

order. Where is the waiter?

Let me get this uh six fried chicken

wings, two co saws, and a basket of

fries. And let me get a diet coke with

that.

Hey

Hey.

Uh, did you want a sandwich?

>> No, I um just had lunch with the girls.

>> The papers are on the counter.

Yeah, I signed them.

Yeah.

Well, you did, son.

Um,

my place won't be ready until the end of

the week, so I was wondering if I could

stay here on the couch until then.

>> What's up with the hotel?

Just forget I asked.

You know, it's that attitude of yours is

why we're here now. Are you seriously

telling me that I can't sleep here? I

>> mean, why'd you even ask me?

>> Out of respect, Omar.

Why are you so callous about everything?

>> Everything like what?

>> Everything like everything.

>> Christ, Carmen. I signed the papers.

What more do you want from me?

I just got to the hotel from

>> Oh yeah, there goes Carmen acting like a

spoiled brat again.

>> Spoiled brat.

I'm a spoiled brat.

I am leaving this marriage with nothing

but my clothes now. This relationship

has been in trouble a long time and you

know that.

>> No, I didn't know that.

Yeah, Karma, we had problems, but every

married couple does. You were working on

a divorce right under my nose and then

you going close on a place.

Baby, you leaving me. So you really

think I give a damn where you lay your

head at night? Please.

Look, Carmen, I'm sorry.

You can stay here as long as you like.

>> It's okay. I'll get a hotel room until

my place is ready.

>> No, just stay.

>> No, I don't want you to have to do me

any favors.

>> I'm not.

>> But I'll sleep better knowing that

you're safe,

>> Omar.

>> Yeah.

>> What happened to us?

Jesus, Karma. I don't know. I mean,

I guess couples just grow out of love, I

guess.

Sweet.

Someday

we feel alive.

>> Car. Car. Sit up.

>> Yeah. I made you some tea.

>> Thank you, babe. But you need to go away

before you get sick.

You sick? I'm sick.

Sweet.

>> Everything okay?

>> He's got me jumping through these

unnecessary hoops for my broker's

license that they don't have everyone

else jumping through. It's like

>> I just want to say forget it.

No, you don't.

>> You can do unnecessary hoops in your

sleep. You smart like that.

Be with the man like that.

>> You see, that's one of the billions of

reasons why I married you.

>> Yes. I can't wait to tell Jasmine and

Samira a billion. I beat you,

>> man. They can't hold a candle to

>> or the moon or the sun.

>> Do you believe in me?

>> Yeah, baby. It's all day. Every day.

>> Uh yeah. I mean, in a minute. Sit out

here and take it all in.

Sweet.

Someday

we feel

>> uh Hey, I um morning. I made some uh

extra breakfast. A little too much.

Probably force of habit, but I can make

your plate if you like. No, it's okay. I

have a breakfast meeting with Karina,

which I'm already late for, but uh I'll

take you up on your Waffle House

smelling breakfast next time.

>> Okay,

>> I'm going.

>> You too.

>> So, thanks for signing the rest of the

papers. Um should have you squared away

in a few days.

>> Ah, finally. Thank you.

>> Yeah, but

thank you for this breakfast. It is

absolutely delicious.

>> You're welcome.

>> Listen,

I really appreciate this and all, but uh

how about that dinner we talked about?

>> Okay, this isn't a breakfast date,

August. It's just leftovers. Just, you

know, not made for you specifically.

Just me being thoughtful. Little of my

southern hospitality.

>> Um dinner.

You keep stressing this dinner thing.

>> That's because dinner ain't never killed

nobody.

>> Well, I watch the news and it's gotten a

couple people killed. Dinner.

>> Yes, dinner. And don't make me beg cuz

it don't look good on my resume.

>> Okay. Well,

it's just dinner.

>> Mhm. Just dinner.

>> Yeah. I mean, I've been stressed a lot,

so uh could use a night out in town.

>> Why not? It's just dinner. Yeah, let's

let's let's do dinner, but we're going

to do a Dutch.

>> Please. Dutch is not an option.

>> Oh, come on. Isn't that what the cool

kids do these days?

>> An option, lady.

>> Okay, but you cannot come pick me up

here. Okay, that would not be a good

idea with Mr. Wright.

>> 7:00.

>> Seven it is.

>> Tell you what, I'm going to text you a

time and a location in about an hour.

>> Okay.

>> Right.

>> Mhm.

>> Let's shake on. Let's shake on it.

You all right with me?

>> Hey, Noel. How's that uh fall program

going?

>> It's good. Here's your mail.

>> Thank you.

>> What's going on?

Why you sitting out here looking all

sad?

>> Is it true?

>> It's not true.

You and Mr. Wright are getting a

divorce.

I I wasn't easedropping. I just heard

you guys talking when I was coming up

from the basement.

>> So, is it true?

>> Yeah, it's true.

>> But why?

>> I guess sometimes people just fall out

of being in love.

like my dad and Miss Lewis.

>> I don't know what's going on with your

dad and Miss Lewis.

>> They had this big argument about my dad

loving my mom, but I don't understand.

>> I understand. See, it's probably a lot

more than just about your dad loving

your mom.

Love and being in love, two totally

different things as grown folks.

So, wait,

your dad's dating Miss Lewis?

Yeah.

>> So, why don't you just sometimes go down

to her place when you're locked out?

She's only a few doors down.

>> Because I like being around you, Mr.

Right. It's fun being in a two parent

household.

And I know you guys don't have the

perfect marriage, but I see how you guys

look at each other, Miss Wright, and

this love.

But why don't marriages ever work out?

>> No. Come here. Look at me. Now, look, I

know your parents had a divorce, and I

know that Mr. Wright and I are going

through a divorce, but there are plenty

of marriages out there that work. It's

just that both parties have to be

willing to work at it.

>> You understand?

>> Yeah.

>> That's right.

>> Yes, ma'am.

>> Mr. Wright is a good person and he

teaches me a lot about life.

Can you please just take him back and

show me that marriages work?

Come here.

>> Absolutely. Okay. Talk to you soon.

>> Karina, sweetheart, I would like to

thank you again on a job well done.

You rock.

>> You know, Peter still haunted me about

that answer from you.

I'm going to take it.

>> You bar?

>> Mhm.

>> Yep. I already put my house in the

market. So, if you know anyone who's

looking for a five- bedroomedroom house

in Buckhead, okay, let them know about

my place.

>> Duly noted.

Well, then I guess I should thank you

for leaving me with all of your clients

here.

>> Hey, no problem. You know, I think

you're going to be great. You know,

they're going to really like you.

>> Oh, I know.

>> A lot of great men.

>> Um, so thank you. Um, I couldn't have

done it without you.

>> Thank you.

>> Yeah,

>> I should probably go.

>> Uh,

yeah.

>> Yeah, I got to go to um

>> What? I mean, it's happy hour uh

downstairs at the cafe.

>> Yeah.

>> Grab a drink or too soon.

>> No, that that sounds great. That's that.

Yeah.

>> Okay. Well, let me close up here and uh

I'll hit you in a minute.

>> Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Okay, cool.

>> Hey.

Wow. Um I haven't seen you dressed like

that in a long time. Where you going?

Just out.

>> Out at where?

>> To dinner.

>> So you bought a new dress just to go to

dinner?

>> No, Omar.

This dress has been in the closet for a

very long time, actually.

>> Oh,

I I just never seen you wear it.

>> You've never given me a reason to.

Uh, so um, who you going to dinner with?

>> Just a friend.

>> Oh, the girls.

>> No, the guy friend.

>> Okay. Um,

look, I'm allowing you to stay here till

you get your place situated, but I will

not let you disrespect me.

>> Oh, no disrespect.

But how was your breakfast meeting with

Karina?

>> That was business, Carmen. Besides, I

told you who I was having breakfast

with. I mean, you really think I'm going

to be cool with you going to dinner with

some dude dressed like that?

>> Dressed like what? Look, I told you I

can stay at a hotel. Would you like me

to stay at a hotel?

>> Man, do whatever you got to do.

>> I don't need you to tell me that. I'm

grown, not to mention almost single

since you signed those stupid divorce

papers.

>> Okay, you acting real out of pocket

right now.

>> Here we go.

>> Yeah, here we go. You're playing games,

Carmen, and you know it. I

>> am not playing games, Omar. I am just

wearing a little red dress. You know,

people get dressed up when they go out

to dinner to restaurants. I know it's

been a long time, and you probably don't

recognize that, Mr. soon to be

ex-husband.

>> Okay, now you listen to me. I am still

your husband, and you are still my wife

until that judge stamps those divorce

papers. Do you understand me?

>> Okay, but I'm not having this

conversation with you right now.

>> Wait a minute. I'm not done talking. No,

come here. I'm not done talking.

>> What are you doing?

>> What are you doing?

>> You're not going.

>> Stop it.

So

you put it down, he fell back in love

and your marriage is saved, Right.

>> I don't know. I woke up this morning. He

was already gone for work.

>> But I do love that man.

>> That is so obvious.

But what do you want Omar to do?

>> I want him to fight. Fight for me. Fight

for our marriage the same way he fought

for his company to be where it is today.

>> So why are you going through with this

divorce?

>> I didn't think he'd actually sign the

papers.

>> Stop. Don't laugh.

>> Yeah. No, he called your blood. Yes, he

called my bluff, but I didn't know what

else to do. I felt like I felt like I

was at my wit's end.

>> All I can say is we're here for you.

>> So, you guys you guys think it was wrong

for me to make him sign the papers?

>> Uh, yes, ma'am. You were dead wrong. You

ambushed the man. It was like a

mob hit. He didn't even know what to do.

I'm sorry. You know what? We're not here

to beat you up. We're here to build you

up.

>> Well, I have no doubt that you guys are

going to get back together, okay? He's

not going to let you get away. He's way

too smart to be stupid.

>> Let's hope so.

>> Yes,

>> because I just want my husband back.

>> I want you to have that man back, too.

What's What's going on?

>> Uh, you were gone this morning when I

got up and when I didn't hear from you

all day, I just uh I didn't want to

steer away from plants. I just kept

packing.

So, you taking the dishes?

Because I thought you said you weren't

taking anything outside the house except

your clothes.

>> Well, I don't have to take the dishes if

that's a problem.

>> No, no, babe. It's cool. I If you need

them, take them. I'm just saying

whatever you take, just let me know

because I'm going to have Karina put

most of the stuff on eBay.

>> So tired of hearing that name. Um, why

are you selling things on eBay?

>> Selling the house.

this house.

>> Yeah.

>> Why are you selling our house?

>> Peter made me an offer and asked if I

would take rights investments to Europe.

I said yes.

Wow.

Leave next month.

Congratulations.

You're finally able to go to Europe.

I'm sure that uh that success should

make you happy.

How long um how long was this offer on

the table? A

>> few days after you gave me those divorce

papers.

>> So that's why you didn't put up a fight

to sign them.

Well, have fun in Europe.

Finally done.

>> Yes. Yes. Yes.

This is like so

surreal.

What is

>> is this?

>> Oh, August. Um, we should probably talk.

>> Okay. Well, talk.

>> Look, I don't want to mislead you in any

way.

>> No, I really think you're a nice guy,

but this whole pulling me in and getting

close, that's a little too soon. It's

been much. So,

>> how much time do you need me to give

you?

>> That's the thing. I don't know. I mean,

my divorce isn't even finalized.

>> Okay. Well,

take as long as you need.

>> Thank you.

>> You know, the first day you walked in my

office, I wanted you.

>> August,

I was married

>> and I totally respected that. But now

you're single and still so so fine.

I mean, you can't blame me for being the

first guy putting my bed in.

>> I don't know what to say, though.

>> Don't say nothing.

>> Tell you what, let's just take it one

day at a time. Can we do that?

>> Yes, please. Let's One day at a time.

>> One day at a time.

>> Yeah, that's good.

>> Let me ask you a question.

You still love Omar?

>> I do. I do. That's good

because that tells me you're a good

woman. But one thing for sure, two

things for certain. If you spend enough

time with me, I'm going to break through

all that.

>> Oh, are you?

>> I am.

>> I am.

>> Okay. Well, can you help me break

through these boxes for now?

>> I can do that.

>> I can do that.

>> Thank you.

All

right.

All right.

What are you doing?

No, no, no, no. This can't be true.

Oh gosh.

I can't believe this is happening.

>> I wasn't going to let him kill me. I was

just going to let him bite me a few

times.

>> Girl, what? What are we going to do with

you?

>> I thought that maybe if I got hurt, then

you and Miss Wright would work out your

marriage.

>> Oh, sweetheart. No, no, no, no, no.

Listen, don't worry about me and Mrs.

Right. I mean, I appreciate it, but

we'll work we'll work it out, okay?

You're too smart and uh pretty to be

doing stuff like that.

>> Okay, here comes my dad. Are you going

to tell him?

>> No. But you pull a stupid stunt like

that again, I will.

>> I think divorce is stupid. Okay, now I'm

going to tell him.

>> Okay. Okay.

>> What's up, Mike?

>> What's good?

>> Hey,

>> what's up, baby girl? How you doing?

>> Good.

>> You all right?

>> Yes.

>> Good. Good. Good. Hey, run over to the

house. Let me holl at that over real

quick.

>> Okay.

>> Bye, sweetheart.

>> Hey, what's up, buddy?

>> What's good, man?

>> You? You. How's work,

>> man? It's work, you know.

>> Listen, man. I want to thank you guys

for everything y'all done for my

daughter, man.

>> Hey, no worries. You know, Noel's

welcome over here anytime. She's like

family. Yeah, man.

>> But you doing a great job with us.

>> Well, you know, I'm trying, man. I'm

trying. Hey, can I holl at you real

quick?

>> Yeah. Um, listen, Noel was crying the

other night. Yeah. And when I asked her

what was wrong, she said it was cuz you

guys was getting a divorce.

Yeah. Listen, bro. Look, I know it's

none of my business, but if you can work

that thing out, try to.

Don't make the mistake I did. You know,

y'all are good people, man. Y'all good

for each other.

So,

>> yeah. Thanks.

>> All right. All right. Thank you. I ain't

a champ.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, uh my

company gets those tickets for the Hawks

game. We'll go check one out.

>> That's what's up. First round on me.

>> Let's go.

>> All right. Let me hook up these noodles.

See you, buddy. Yeah.

Hey.

>> Hi.

>> Come on in.

>> Thank you,

>> Karina. Thank you.

>> Well, I uh whipped up some uh spicy

teriyaki shrimp with sauteed spinach and

garlic dipped roasted red skin potatoes.

>> M. And if you have some room in your

stomach for some dessert after that, I

made my grandmother's homemade recipe

for her baked apple crumb pie with

inseason Kelly green granny apples.

>> Oh, go ahead.

>> Voila.

>> And you're welcome.

>> I do not know what to say. This this

this looks great, Karina. Thank you.

>> You're welcome.

Here you are. Mhm.

>> And

>> thank you.

>> So, are you excited about the move yet?

>> Uh, yeah. Yeah, actually I am.

>> Good, because I was thinking that I

could take my two week vacay and I can

come out there and help you set up.

>> Oh, okay. That's great. I mean, so where

would you be staying

>> with you?

>> Karina, my wife already thinks we're

messing around.

But we're not.

Okay. You know what? It

makes me laugh that two good-looking

professionals who are of the opposite

sex, what we can't work together without

somebody thinking that we're sleeping

together.

Relationships and marriage, I guess, are

just something that I'd never be able to

figure out. I don't know.

>> Yeah. Makes two of us.

>> Yeah. Because I haven't I haven't been

in a relationship in about 3 years.

And when I was, I was actually supposed

to get married, but the week before my

wedding, he tells me that he's been

hiding his newborn.

>> Damn.

>> Yeah.

>> So, what'd you do?

>> Everything.

I bounced back. Okay. I focused on me. I

went to school and got my masters. And

look, and I'm working with you. And I am

really, really looking forward to

Europe.

>> God, I love a woman with tenacity,

ambition.

Thank you. And I know what I want. And I

want you to be successful.

Karina, I I don't get it.

>> How are you single?

>> I got to tell you, that guy messed up.

He didn't see a good thing right in

front of him.

>> I know. And neither did she.

You're so beautiful.

>> Thank you.

And your wife is really lucky because if

I had somebody like that, I would never

give him up.

Just

karma. Ah,

>> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

>> Is that why you did not fight for our

marriage?

>> Carmen, what are you talking about?

You're the one who wanted a divorce, not

me.

>> Is that really all you have to say to

me, Omar?

>> What are you even doing here?

>> Why is she here?

>> You never know I'm here.

>> You think I wanted this? I didn't want

this.

>> They better be glad I was nowhere near.

Their body parts would have been flying

everywhere.

>> Y'all know we have been trying to have a

baby forever. And then this happens.

This happens now.

I never even thought I would think this.

I might consider just getting rid of it.

>> Okay, now you're just talking stupid.

>> Jasmine, my plan was never to have a

baby by myself.

>> No, no, no, no. You know we don't

believe in abortions. Okay, we got your

back. All right.

>> I mean, hell, you can get a baby my last

name.

You guys have been trying to have a

child for a long time.

This Oh, I can't believe this happened.

This baby is a blessing.

I'mma be an auntie at the end of the

day. I'mma be an auntie and we got to

celebrate that. Girl, where you put the

glasses at? Is the vodka in there? Where

you going to have some milk?

It's okay, baby.

>> Yeah. So, this is uh my home.

>> So, what' you guys think?

>> It's amazing.

>> It is perfect.

>> And how about that bathroom?

>> Great. And the closet.

>> Love the closets.

>> Already on it.

>> Love it. I love to hear that.

>> The patio, too. It's perfect. I'm not

sure if you guys have any kids, but we

have a great school system. So, I mean,

this this house is great for children.

>> Oh, and the living room is going to be

the perfect size for all of them.

>> Yeah. So, hopefully we can do some

business, sell the house, uh rather

quickly cuz I got some business in

Europe. Uh so, yeah. But, uh thank you.

Nice to meet you.

>> Thank you so much for the opportunity to

check it out.

>> Thank you so much, Mr. Ry. Thanks for

your time. I really do appreciate it.

>> Oh, come on, please. You know, you're my

girl. Thank you guys. Have a good day.

Okay.

>> Thank you. You too.

Hey. Um,

>> excuse me. What are you doing?

>> Well, I just came by to Wait, wait. You

I know you're not about to sell the

house, right?

>> Yeah, Samir, I'm about to sell the

house. Don't act like you don't know

what's going on. Okay. Look, I'm not in

the mood to talk. I appreciate, you

know, you guys trying to

>> Okay. Well, look, I just came over cuz I

need to talk to you about something. So,

>> talk to me about what? You know what?

Forget it.

Bye. I'm not in the mood. Get back.

>> Oh,

>> hey.

>> Hey.

>> Um, I called you earlier.

>> I know. I'm sorry I couldn't take your

call, but I know you want to talk about

something with that.

>> Yeah. Well, I heard from Peter and he

suggested that I take you to Europe as

my VP.

>> Are you serious?

>> Yeah.

>> Are you serious?

>> Oh my. Are you serious?

Wow. Okay. First, don't look at me that

I didn't have anything to do with this.

>> No, I know.

>> I swear I promise you. I promise. I

believe you.

>> Okay. So, what did you tell him?

>> I told him that I would can consider it.

>> So, you're cons you're considering

taking me to Europe

>> as my VP.

>> Europe. Yay.

>> Oh my god. This is awesome. This is

awesome.

Thank you.

>> You will not regret this. I promise you,

you and me together in Europe, we're

going to make magic together.

>> Yeah. Take God Europe by storm.

>> Yes, we will.

>> I mean, think about it. Europe has a

slew of untouched territory. And it

won't take us long to launch cuz think

about it. All we have to do is use the

same formula that we use here over

there. And then by the time

>> Hey.

Okay. What's wrong?

Nothing, Elmer.

What?

>> Okay. Does this have anything to do with

what happened, you know, that night?

>> Um,

>> is

your wife,

this is about your wife?

>> Yeah. Um, Karina,

I like you a lot,

but I love my wife.

And this between you and I, it can't

happen.

So, unfortunately, I'm going to have to

say no to Europe.

>> But I'm going to tell Peter yes for you.

>> Yeah. I think you will be great in

Europe. No. Listen to me. Listen. Just

hear me. Just hear me. Just listen to

me.

I think you can take Europe by storm and

set up your own brain, your own name.

You're that good.

>> Yeah, that sounds great.

That sounds really great.

>> So, uh, I'll talk to you later.

>> Yeah, sure. We can talk about the

numbers tomorrow and all the logistical

stuff. You know how we do. Yeah.

>> See you later. All

right.

>> Yo.

>> Hey. What's up, man? What's up, man? All

right.

>> Oh, yeah. I'm good.

>> Samir asked me to bring you a plate,

man. We know you're over here starving

to death, man. Make sure you tell her I

said thanks.

>> No doubt.

>> You know how to put your wife out

yesterday, right?

>> Yeah, she told me that. They're only

looking out for you guys, you know.

>> Yeah, but it's old between me and K.

>> Yeah,

I I don't understand that. Oh, I mean,

you guys are meant for each other.

>> Well, she's divorcing me, Jiad. What

don't you understand?

>> She just did that to get some attention.

>> Okay, now you sound like your wife. Like

you don't give someone divorce papers

for attention.

>> She's a woman. Do they ever really need

an excuse to do anything?

>> By the way, Carmen's pregnant.

>> I will dump that whole plate of food on

your head.

>> She's pregnant, though.

>> That's impossible. I'm sterile and I've

been that way for years. What are you

talking about? Well, I guess those sperm

counts have risen from the dead, huh?

>> Carmen's what?

>> Are you serious?

>> Yeah.

>> Okay. If Carmen's pregnant, it's

probably because she was messing around.

>> Come on.

>> Nah, man. She has been talking to this

this Boris Cojo real estate looking cat.

>> Really? Now you're talking crazy. Well,

you know Carmen better than anyone, dog.

And she isn't out there like that and

you know it.

>> No, no, no. Maybe she's doing this to

keep me from going to Europe.

>> Come on, dog. She loves you. Besides,

Samir and Jasmine were there when she

took the test. Four times, all positive.

We've been trying to have children for

years,

but now we're going to the divorce

court. So, what does this all mean,

John?

Wait a minute.

I think. But

yo, I'll give up everything for her and

that baby.

>> You know you're my man.

>> You better not be playing with me. You

think it's mine?

>> Of course it's yours, man.

>> Yeah,

I'm having a baby.

This whole time I've been pushing Karma

away.

This part of me felt guilty that I

couldn't give her the family that she

always wanted.

Put my my business first trying to

become this ultimate entrepreneur.

This whole time I've been neglecting my

baby.

Taking her for granted.

I was selfish.

>> Not anymore.

>> There you go.

>> Okay. You hear me?

>> Cuz I'm ready to be a father,

>> man. But I'm going to start by being a

better husband.

>> Hey, that's what I want to hear. You

better be.

>> Give me some. Give me some.

Thank you, brother.

>> And that's the night it happened.

Well, I missed dinner. I'm so sorry.

>> For what? It's for the best,

man. Congratulations.

>> What's with the change of heart?

>> Cuz you love him. I can't compete with

that.

And I got a better chance of swimming,

backstroking across the Pacific Ocean

before I break a woman who purely loves

her man.

You know, I was um

I was once married to a woman quite like

you.

>> You were once married?

>> August was married?

>> Really?

>> Yes, he was. 18 years old,

fresh out of high school. I was working

on my real estate business and she um

she signed up for um the military and

eventually got sent off to war.

She um

she calls me one day

and hears this female's voice in the

background.

>> Uhuh.

It's the first time we ever got off the

phone without saying we love each other.

Two days later, I get a call that my

wife um

my wife was killed.

But, you know, I mean,

the female's voice she heard was my um

my roommate's girlfriend's voice. And,

you know, I was having problems with the

bills and took a roommate and had too

much pride to tell my wife.

>> I'm really sorry to hear that.

>> Yeah. Well,

my motto now is if you love them,

tell them.

Because believe me when I tell you a

person is here today and they gone

tomorrow.

Carmen, if you love your husband,

tell your husband.

>> Thank you, friend.

>> You're welcome.

>> Now, um

that bedroom back there that you set up,

>> stop it. You can't blame him for trying.

>> I can, but I won't.

>> I know.

Listen, um,

I'm sure you'll figure it out. But

I better be going. I got a meeting in

about an hour. Okay.

>> Thank you.

>> Okay. We talk later.

>> Yeah, Mom. Yeah. No, everything's

everything's great. just been really

really busy.

Yeah.

How's Carmen?

Carmen

is Carmen.

Hey, Mom.

When dad was alive, how did you guys

make your marriage work?

>> Cuz I want to work.

is

speaking.

Dear Carmen,

>> would you please be my girlfriend?

>> Yes.

>> Maybe.

>> No.

>> PS,

please say yes.

>> What What are you doing?

>> We're in the fourth grade.

Carmen, I know you're pregnant.

I came here to fight for you.

You were going back home with me if I

have to burn this house down.

Baby, I hear you. I see you. I'm so

sorry for all my selfish crap pushing

you away.

I always felt that I couldn't give you

the family that you deserve, the family

we always wanted, Carmen.

I don't

Okay. Okay. Remember 6 years ago when we

went to the doctors

and and and and he said um it it would

be like one in a billion chance that you

would be able to conceive.

Carmen, the fact that you are pregnant

is a sign.

It's a sign, baby.

And I'm willing to do whatever it takes

to win you back.

>> This is me and you. It's always been me

and you,

>> Carmen. Carmen Elizabeth, right?

I love you and I always have

>> since the fourth grade.

I don't want to lose you.

>> I don't want to lose you.

>> I love you, Omar. Right.

>> I love you so much. And then something a

whole bunch.

>> Nice,

>> you know. But I love her even more.

>> You know what?

>> Come on.

>> I love her more, too.

>> Let's have another.

>> I'm start now.