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* So won't you tell that nigga step to the left with it *

* Step to the right with it *

* Step to the side with you 'cause *

* I got my eyes on you *

* Girl, you the best ain't you *

* Girl, I ain't gonna flex with you *

* Girl, I will be the last nigga 'cause *

* I wouldn't lie to you *

* Damn, girl, I been waiting on you *

* You a bad girl, you been waiting on me *

* I'm the man, girl, but your man already *

* He don't understand, he don't understand *

* But it's cool, yeah, I can tell by the way that he stand *

* Yeah, he ain't good for you *

- There, all done.

- Okay.

Mm-mm.

You missed one.

- No, I didn't. - Yes, you did.

- Where?

- [Moriah] Here.

- Oh. - Yeah, oh.

(scoffing)

I knew you would try something.

I swear, I don't understand why I have to watch

after your every move like you're a little child.

- It was an honest mistake, Mo.

Okay, trust me, I want all this

to be over just as bad as you do.

- Right.

- Don't do that.

'Cause if I remember correctly, you were the one

cuddled up under me last night, remember?

- Stop it.

That was a moment of weakness.

Okay?

The AC unit is broken.

The one you were supposed to fix about a month ago?

- Okay, stay on topic.

What was the deal with last night?

It's like, I don't know, we relapsed

and everything felt like the first time again.

- Noah, don't get any ideas, please.

That was the last time.

- But, Mo, there had to be more to it than that.

- Let's talk about when you're gonna move out.

- Excuse me?

Mo, the last time I checked,

my name was the only one on the lease.

So, according to the law, it's my place.

- Did you not read any of these papers?

We split everything.

Down the middle.

Effective immediately, by the way.

So, I'll go take care of the account

and all the other little things today,

but I need to figure out what's going on

with this living situation.

- It's my place, Moriah.

I used my scholarship money

for the first last and the down payment.

- That was three years ago.

Noah, I decorated that entire place myself.

You've just been living under the essence

of me this entire time.

And if you forgot, you can't stand to be around me anymore.

So here's your chance, Noah, to be a man of your word.

- Fine.

Fine.

I'll be out by the end of the week.

- Good.

Thank you.

It was a pleasure doing business with you, Noah.

Okay.

I mean, that's fine too.

But I will be seeing you later.

(beeping)

- [Man] So, how has your day been so far?

- It's been good.

Am I gonna see you later?

- Of course.

(microwave beeping)

- Hello. - Hi.

- [Moriah] Hi, how are you?

- Great.

So, that's what we doing now?

- What?

- Let me see it.

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

- Don't make me ask twice.

Let me see it.

Oh.

So it's official.

You're no longer Mrs. Hill.

- Yes. - Good.

- After three months of mediation, we finally came to terms.

(sighing)

My gosh, but I wish it didn't cost so much damn money.

It was worth it though.

Can you believe it cost us $15,000?

- Ouch.

Look, if money could buy happiness,

don't you think that price is worth it?

- Girl, yes, you're right, 'cause it could've been worse.

- Look, I have honestly never seen you so miserable.

Good thing Anthony came here to energize you.

- Can we not?

Listen, we're just talking.

It's nothing serious.

You're giving him too much credit.

- Well, when you're walking around like a 17 year old

on prom night, what do you expect me to think?

- Stop it, okay?

I don't want all this attention, especially at work, okay?

I don't want everybody in my business.

- Well, it's too late.

Everybody knows.

Look, you're happy.

So stop and enjoy the moment.

You're a free woman.

Congratulations.

Maybe this time you can get things right.

- Thank you, Daphne.

- You're welcome.

Let's eat.

(laughing)

(somber music)

- Hey, Noah.

Doing all right?

You look kinda down.

- Yeah.

It's nothing I can't handle.

- Good, good.

She's gorgeous.

So, how's Moriah been lately?

- Um, she's good.

She's fine.

Was there something you needed from me, sir?

I put the invoices in your office about two hours ago.

- Yeah, I got 'em.

They were perfect, as usual.

Speaking of my office, you know what?

How about we go for a walk?

(upbeat music)

- [Waitress] Here we are.

- Thank you.

- Sorry, we kinda ran out of creamer,

so hopefully this is suitable.

If not, I can get you something else.

- I'm pretty sure it's nothing sugar can't fix.

- Okay, good, 'cause I was kinda worried.

But if you need anything else, I'll be behind the bar.

- Okay, thank you. - Okay.

Look, I know this is none of my business, but are you okay?

I mean, lately you've been in here

a little bit more than usual.

- Rochelle, you're actually right.

It isn't any of your business.

- Oh.

Okay.

You know what?

Never mind.

Just enjoy your coffee.

- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm just dealing with a lot right now

and I'm trying to stay focused.

But it keeps getting harder as the days go by.

I'm just really under a lot of stress.

So, please forgive me.

I didn't mean to be rude.

- It's okay.

I totally understand.

Maybe I'm not the right person to tell your business to.

I was just trying to see if I can help you in any way.

- I'm pretty sure it's nothing I can't handle.

Okay?

I could use an aspirin though.

I have a splitting headache.

- I'm sure we have some behind the bar.

Just give me a second.

Honestly though, I think I have something

way better than aspirin.

It's natural.

It comes from the earth.

The only side effect, maybe,

is guaranteed laughter but that's it.

You interested?

- Yeah.

- [Rochelle] All right.

Wait, are you talking about the chick that you were

in here with earlier this week?

- Yep.

And on top of that, I'm the one paying majority

of the lawyer payments.

- Man, that's some straight up bullshit.

- [Noah] But I'm surprised you remember her though.

- I mean, who can forget a pretty face like that?

- Yeah.

She was beautiful.

Man, I fucked up.

- How?

Did you cheat or something?

- No, no, nothing like that.

Just, I was so focused on what was going on with me,

you know what I'm saying?

And-- - Took enough of her shit?

- Come on, okay, just chill. - Sorry, sorry, go ahead.

- And I had to balance work and trying to please her

and then everything just got mixed in

and it was just a mess.

What I really should have did was

I should have stopped drinking when she asked me to.

- Oh, okay.

So now the truth comes out.

You got a drinking problem.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

But I couldn't tell though, I mean,

you always get either water or coffee when you come in, so.

- Had a problem, okay?

- [Rochelle] Okay.

- I'm in a much better place now.

- [Rochelle] That's good.

- Plus, I mean, you have a pretty good memory,

I'll give you that.

- I mean, I pay attention, that's all.

Plus, I mean, I tend to keep track

of the people that tip me the best, so...

- [Noah] True.

- But you never pay me no mind though.

So it really doesn't matter.

- That's not true.

I mean, you're always the hardiest worker in the building.

- Really? - Yeah.

- That's why you just learned my name today?

- All right, all right, you got me, you got me, all right.

But yeah, honestly it's because I thought your name

was like Rachel or something.

- What?

- [Noah] I thought it was Rachel and I didn't want--

- How do you get Rochelle, like--

- I mean, it's pretty close.

Rochelle, Rachel.

It's just one letter difference, that's all.

- [Rochelle] Try like five.

- Whatever.

Oh, plus I was always coming in there with Moriah, so...

- Oh.

Moriah.

So that's her name.

It's cute.

- [Noah] Yeah, whatever.

(giggling)

- Ah shit.

Oh fuck.

I gotta go.

So, what are you about to do?

- I don't know.

I guess I'll just go home and pack the rest of my things up.

- What?

Man, fuck that, okay?

That's your place.

You don't have to go anywhere.

You moved her in, right?

I'm pretty sure you paid most of the bills, right?

- All of them.

But that's because she takes care of the student loans.

- So what?

That doesn't matter.

That's your place.

You bought it, you moved her in, you two got married.

I'm pretty sure you set up a payment structure of some sort.

Now that you're getting a divorce doesn't mean

the bitch gets to keep everything.

Unless, of course, it was in the divorce agreement.

- It wasn't.

- Exactly.

You don't have to go anywhere.

She wants to go somewhere, let her go.

Shit.

- [Noah] You're right.

- I know I'm right.

Go home and stand your ground.

Fuck.

- You're absolutely right.

- Shit, man, I know I am.

You try to take another hit though?

(laughing)

* I can see the way you feel *

* Committing to let you know, I will 'cause *

* It's all for you *

* It's all for you *

* I'm fortunate to have you, baby *

(door banging)

- Who the fuck?

What are you--

- What is my stuff doing out here like this?

- I mean, you said you were moving out today

so I was just helping you out.

- By literally putting my shit on the street?

- Look, it's not on the street.

It's on the doorstep.

You're over-exaggerating.

- Nah, this ain't going down like this.

- What are you doing?

We had an agreement.

- Well, we need to renegotiate.

- Yo, babe, this bottle was really weak.

I'm about to open up this one you got right here.

- Um...

Can you give me a minute?

I'll be there in a second.

- Yeah, I can give you a moment.

Just make it quick.

- So you're not gonna say anything?

- What is there for me to say?

- I don't know.

Look, I don't understand why you're acting like this.

We had an agreement.

And now all of a sudden you wanna change your mind?

- I got fired.

- Wait, what?

When?

- A few days back.

It came out of nowhere.

I...

- Did they give you a reason?

What was it?

- They caught me falsifying my hours.

- [Moriah] Noah, why did you do that?

- It was a few months back.

You know, I was skipping out early, taking extended lunches,

thinking nobody would catch on, but of course they did.

- Okay, well you still didn't answer my question.

- February 16th.

I was planning something for you,

for us, for our anniversary,

and, well we both know how that ended.

So look, I can't afford to move out right now.

All right?

I'm still paying the lawyer, I have bills to pay

around the house, I'm still covering my student loans,

and my savings is running out quick.

So I just can't.

- Hey, Moriah, it's already kinda getting late.

And by the looks of it,

you got some stuff you need to handle.

So why don't we just hook us up another time?

- [Moriah] No, he was just about to leave,

you don't have to go.

- Yeah, right.

Uh-huh.

I'll see you at work tomorrow, all right?

Hey.

Keep your head up.

- Yeah, whatever.

(somber music)

- Noah, what are we gonna do about this living situation?

We both can't stay here.

One of us has to go.

- Well, that'd have to be you.

I mean, I can't afford it.

And plus, I've been living here since before we met.

- So, that doesn't matter.

What matters is both of us getting a fresh and new start.

- Why does me even being here bother you?

I think you found it quite easy

to do your own thing last night.

- Yeah.

Before you barged in and...

You know what, I'm not gonna talk about that right now.

I have to go to work.

But...

Noah.

- [Noah] Yeah?

- What is this?

- What's what?

- This.

What is this?

- It's lunch.

What else would it be?

- Please cut it out.

I mean, it was cute when we were together,

but now it's just sad.

- I mean, just because we're not together anymore

doesn't mean that I stopped caring about you.

- Look, I don't have to answer to this right now.

I have to go.

(sighing)

(somber music)

(door knocking)

- Damn, my nigga, can't pick up the phone?

I was stranded at the airport for two hours.

Forget?

- Nah, I didn't forget.

I was just dealing with my own issues.

- Issues?

Man, that's why Moriah left your ass.

Too damn selfish.

- Fuck you, dog.

- Damn, bro, I'm just playing.

Too soon?

- Behind every joke there's a truth.

- Man, time heals all.

But apparently not your ass.

I thought you was moving out.

Oh, that's today?

- I'm not going anywhere.

- How you expect to get over the girl if she upstairs?

- Look, I got bigger problems than Moriah right now, okay?

I got fired.

So the least you can do is help me find a job.

- Shit.

I mean, you can come work with me.

My boss love me.

- I mean, that would be clutch if you could actually do it.

- It's nothing.

Let me just finish texting and I'll see what she says.

- Hold on, you got your boss personal phone number?

- Yeah, I'm fucking her.

- Wow.

Makes sense.

- All right.

Done deal.

See?

Got you.

- All right.

Appreciate it, thank you.

- No problem, no problem.

Now let's see about getting you some rebound pussy.

From another girl.

(knocking)

- Hey.

- Hey, what's up?

- I wanted to apologize about the other night.

He was supposed to be gone, gone.

But now he just wants to stretch this process

out a little longer.

- Look, there's no need to apologize.

I understand completely.

You know, when your girl finds a dude

who's just in a better place,

they tend to act a little bit more bitter.

I can't fault him for that.

- Yeah, but now I don't know when he'll be out.

And I have to be honest with you

because this could affect us in the long run.

- Look, if he's not willing to leave,

then I think that's something you need

to get the courts into.

And he should get the message by then.

- But that's the thing.

I can't afford to take him to court again.

Plus, everything's in his name.

It'll just be an uphill battle.

It'd be too much.

- Wait, wait.

But you have to fight for your independence

and this is something that you want.

You told me that, right?

- Yeah, it is, but-- - Okay.

So, talk to him.

And if he doesn't budge,

then that's when you mention legal action.

And he will get the hint, all right?

So, just relax and trust me, all right?

- But I don't wanna go that route.

I already broke his heart and I don't wanna make it worse.

- Babe, this is a decision

that you have to make by yourself.

But whatever decision you do come to,

I want you to know I have your back 110%, all right?

- Okay, thank you.

- And by the way, it is our six month anniversary.

- Mm-hmm.

- And I got you something.

Don't be too excited, all right?

- Formation tickets?

- Yeah, baby, floor seats.

- How much did these cost?

- You're worrying about the wrong things.

But I do want us to have a really, really fun time tonight.

- Okay.

Sounds like a plan.

- So I'll see you tonight?

- Oh yes, most definitely.

Thank you, baby.

- Hey.

You forgot something.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm gonna need another one.

Come here.

- [Moriah] Mm, mm, mm.

- Even though that was really amazing,

that wasn't what I was talking about.

You left your jacket and your purse.

- Oh.

Thank you, baby.

- No problem.

- I'll see you later.

- I'll see you too.

- Oh hey, girl, I'm ordering lunch for everybody.

I got everyone's orders except yours.

You all right?

- Yeah, I should be.

- It doesn't look like it.

- I know, I'm trying to figure out this living situation.

- What you mean?

I thought Noah moved out.

- Yeah, and had a real quick change of heart,

and now I'm stuck with him.

- Gosh, why don't you just move out?

- If I had the money, I would.

But paying for this divorce

has just took a chunk out of my funds.

And I can't afford it right now.

- Look, if you need-- - No.

- You ain't even let me finish.

- You didn't have to, 'cause I'm not moving

into that little ass one-bedroom apartment of yours.

- Whatever, rude.

What do you want for lunch?

We're ordering from China Moon Bistro.

- Just get me the duck with the special house...

- Fried rice, got you. - Right, right, right.

- All right. - Thank you.

- No problem.

- Nigga, what you over here smiling about?

- Oh, I got a couple matches the other day,

so I've been, you know, chatting it up with a few women.

- See, man, that's what I'm talking about, bruh.

I knew you was gonna be straight.

So when you gonna hook up with one of 'em?

(sighing)

- I don't know, man.

I don't really think I'm ready for that right now.

- See, man, you got it all wrong.

These females, they looking for you to make the first move.

You're trying to get over Moriah, right?

- I mean, yeah, but at the same time I don't wanna rush

into anything crazy, you feel me?

- Look, man, I hate to be the bad guy, but you divorced now.

Moriah, she done moved on.

She been with dude for a couple months now.

And all you've been able to do

is manage to hook up with Hannah and Pommy.

But that's sad because you used

to be a beast out here, a lady-killer.

Now what you got in your phone right now,

those are real women, flesh and blood.

Some might be niggas, but at least you got a chance.

Now what you need to do is get you some pussy

and stop fucking acting like a bitch.

- Okay, I see, so that's how you talk

to somebody that's grieving.

- That's how I talk to somebody that's acting like a ho.

- Bro, when did you become such an asshole?

- Look, man, I been reading this book about tough love

and that's what I'm administering to you right now.

Now, all I care about is my man being happy.

The happier you are, the better.

Now stop playing around and fuck the shit

out of one of these girls.

- I can't do that, man, Moriah's in the other room.

I don't wanna disrespect her.

I mean, come on, bruh,

you gotta admit that that would be messed up.

- I mean, you got a point,

but you could at least set up a date.

- [Noah] But I already took care of that.

Meeting up with her tomorrow.

- See, man, I'm proud of you.

I mean, you're taking baby steps,

but at least you're going in the right direction.

Now let's finish this last lap,

man, 'cause my balls are almost buffalo size.

- Yeah, you might wanna get that checked out, dog.

So there you are.

They told me I could find you up here.

- Hey.

- What's up?

- I was wondering where you was at today.

I thought you would've came in

for your usual coffee and Cuban sandwich.

- I wasn't really in the mood to leave my house,

you know, given everything that's gone on today.

- Wait, so you didn't stand your ground?

- Oh, no I did.

It's just I was worried about coming home

to my stuff being on the porch again.

- No, she didn't.

- Yeah.

- What? - Yep.

But I mean, I can't really blame her, you feel me?

She's just trying to get back

in her little groove or whatever.

- Oh, whatever.

Well, I'm just glad you don't have to deal

with that bitch anymore.

For real.

But more importantly,

I'm really proud of you for standing your ground.

- [Noah] Yeah?

- For real.

That shit's kinda sexy.

I'm serious.

Women love that type of shit.

- I mean, it was nothing, so...

- Right.

So, why else you come up here for?

You know I was just about to leave, right?

- I mean, yeah, I know that now.

But I actually wanted to see what you were up to tonight.

- Hey, Rochelle.

Goddamn, man, what's up, man?

I'm ready to go, bro, what's up?

- [Rochelle] Casey, I'm coming.

- Oh no.

- Yeah, that's my ride.

But I'll see you though?

- Yeah, I'll be around.

- Bruh, you're really trying to get love, huh?

- [Rochelle] Casey, I said I was coming.

Damn.

- Five minutes, bruh, I'm telling you.

(romantic music)

(bed springs creaking)

(moaning)

- Moses, what's up?

- [Noah] It's Noah.

- Same shit.

Hey, sorry about the noise last night.

You know, got back late with the missus.

But you understand how that stuff go.

Is there a problem?

Cereal.

Hey, me and Moriah were real hungry this morning,

but killed the little bit of cereal that was left,

but I got you on the next box.

It ain't nothing.

- I just need to get in that cupboard.

- Oh, say no more.

Chill spot, man.

My fault.

Hey, but seriously, Moses, next time you need a box

of Crunch Berries, just holler at me.

- Baby.

- What's up? - It's Noah.

- I know, I know.

- Yeah, fine, I'm sure you did, okay.

- Whatever.

Hey, just don't saunter off for now, all right?

- Hey, Noah, can I talk to you for a second?

- Yeah, what's up?

- I wanted to apologize about last night.

- You don't need to apologize or explain anything.

- Oh, hey.

- Hey.

- What's up?

You ready to go?

- Yeah, I was actually just bringing your flannel jacket.

- [Noah] Oh, thank you, clutch.

- So, let's get going, I mean,

I don't want you to be late on your first day.

- [Noah] Right.

- First day?

- Oh, I'm actually starting a new job today.

I'm working with Quincy.

He put in a good word for me so I can't be late.

- Oh.

Well, congratulations.

- Thanks.

Well, I gotta get going.

Enjoy the breakfast.

- Yeah.

- I guess little Moses really did move on.

What you want?

- Where the hell you been at?

- [Rochelle] What?

- I said, where the hell you been at?

- Yo, how many times I told you about questioning me?

I'm not your fucking property, Casey, okay?

Leave me alone.

- You know what?

You right.

I didn't even mean it like that, Rochelle.

All I'm saying is you coming back in the house at what,

nine in the morning.

With the same shit you had on yesterday.

- [Rochelle] Okay, and?

- How you want me to think?

- Man, look, I don't got time to do this

with you right now, okay?

It's my day off.

I just want to shower and relax.

So just stop.

- Real rough, bruh.

Fuck your day off, you hear me?

- Are you fucking crazy?

What do I keep telling you about putting your hands on me?

- What you mean?

Just give me a fucking answer.

- Man, I'm gonna shower, move.

- Look.

- What the fuck is wrong with you?

- Just give me an answer.

- Okay fine, look, I was at my friend's house, it got late,

I didn't feel like driving, so I stayed the night.

You happy?

That's the answer you wanted?

- That's all I needed to know.

- Damn, Casey, you need to stop keeping tabs on me.

You're not my fucking boyfriend, okay?

- You know what's crazy though?

- [Rochelle] What?

- I'm like the closest thing to it don't you think?

(giggling)

- Yo.

Negro, please.

You're like a stray cat.

I fed you one time.

And now you won't fucking leave.

- What you mean I won't leave, man?

- Man, get off, yo.

- Fuck you mean, huh?

- Get off of me.

- Or what, hm?

- Casey, get off of me.

(giggling)

- Listen, I ain't going nowhere.

- Move.

(moaning)

- Oh shit.

Hey.

These early morning sessions

be having me tired for work all day.

You think we can start moving this after my lunch break?

- You voiced your complaint and management

will assess the situation and get back to you.

- But you is management.

Shit, your family own the business.

- I'm teasing you, Quincy.

I'll move a few things around and I'll see what I can do.

- All right, good, 'cause it's hard picking up boxes.

My legs went off on these early morning sessions.

- Understood, and again, I'll see what I can do.

- All right, well you ready to meet up with my boy,

'cause he been waiting for us for about an hour.

- And whose fault is that?

- Come on, Money Hair, you know about my condition.

You know I got problems ejaculating.

- Ah, it's fine, you don't have to tell me that again.

Just send him in.

- [Quincy] Yeah, whatever, E.

- Oh and Quincy, I'll see you at 2:00 p.m.?

- Come on, really?

- So what, you don't want this pussy again?

- Honey, you tight, I mean, you right.

All right, I'll see you later.

- Oh, Noah Hill.

Finally.

Pleasure to meet you.

- It's a pleasure to be here Mrs. Haywood.

- [Yvette] Miss.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

- It's fine, it's just miss.

You can call me Yvette or Eve or E.

So, Noah, tell me about yourself.

- Yes, well I'm 28, I've been in the IT field

for about six years now.

I'm a very hard worker.

I'm dedicated, passionate.

And I'm a Miami Heats fan, you know,

with or without Dwayne Wade, you know.

Oh, I graduated from Sojourner State University.

And I also graduated--

- Blah, blah, blah.

Okay, tell me something that's not in your resume.

- I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure what to say.

- Okay, well tell me about a time

you had to fight for something.

You know, when you knew it was all or nothing.

(somber music)

- Well, the last time I had to fight for something

was about six months ago, for my wife.

Ex-wife.

You know what, I'm sorry,

you probably something more work related.

- No, it's fine.

I mean, that's if you want to talk about it.

Okay, never mind that.

Quincy is actually one of our hardest workers here

and he recommended you, so I trust his judgment.

Do you think you'll be able to start today?

- Yes, yes I can.

- Okay, great.

As soon as he gets back from his first appointment,

I'll make sure I pair you two together.

It's gonna be a really easy day for you.

Just so you know, the job actually entails you

answering new installation requirements,

customer service-related issues,

and any service claims that come in.

Do you think that's something you'll be able to handle?

- Yes, ma'am.

- Okay, perfect.

Are you aware of the uniform?

- Yes, I grabbed everything Quincy told me to.

- Okay, perfect.

I'll make sure I get you a shirt, okay?

Alrighty.

- She just popped up, and honestly, I was lost.

Daphne.

(fingers snapping)

Daphne.

- Hey, yeah, what, girl?

- What the hell are you doing?

What are you thinking about that's got you all

up in the clouds right now?

- Girl, nothing, I'm sorry.

- Well, talking to you is like talking

to a wall right now, so.

- Okay, I'm sorry.

So, what are you gonna do about this waitress?

- Nothing.

I mean, it's not really my place.

I'm not his girl.

- But it bothers you.

- Who said it bothered me?

I have my own man to worry about.

- Okay.

- Please.

And if it did bother me,

it's only because he brought her into our house.

- Well, you said the key words, our.

So it's okay if you bring Anthony over,

but he can't bring his girl over?

- No no, see, me and Anthony

actually have a relationship going on.

- Okay, because I thought you two were just talking.

- Well, I only said that because I didn't want the office

in my business, you know?

- Yeah.

- But at the concert, he let me know

that he sees a future with us together and I believe him.

I mean, it's been six months

and it's been smooth sailing, so...

- Okay, well let's cheers to you two

not hitting any icebergs.

- Yes, especially with me

steering the ship, girl, I got this.

- All right.

But I do have a question though.

So, Noah's friend Quincy, is he seeing anybody?

- I have no idea.

Don't tell me that you're into him.

- Girl, no, just.

(laughing)

I was just asking.

- Yeah, well let's keep it that way,

because Quincy will ruin you.

- And how do you know that?

- He's a playboy.

He makes a woman's life a living hell.

Trust me.

I've seen him in action.

- Hm, well, maybe I can tame him.

- All right now.

Now let's go, 'cause we have to get ready

for this meeting tomorrow.

Yeah, come on.

- [Daphne] All right.

(somber music)

- I called this meeting

because I think we need to establish some ground rules.

I know the situation is new for the both of us.

But as adults, I think we can both handle it.

- Cool, yeah.

What do you have in mind?

- Okay.

Well, our billing structure has changed,

'cause we're not together anymore.

And you know, usually I pay the student loans,

you get the utilities and the homeowners association fees,

but I think we need to split that down the middle now.

And pay our own student loans.

- Yeah, I agree so far.

- Okay.

As far as the house upkeep,

I think we should just continue doing what we've been doing.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I completely agree with that.

Is there anything else?

- No.

That should be it.

- Good.

Well, I got work early in the morning,

so I'm gonna go get some rest.

- Actually.

If you're gonna have house guests,

can you let me know beforehand?

I mean, so I can be prepared, at least?

- You're joking, right?

We're both adults here.

- We are.

And I don't think I'm asking for too much.

- Nah, look, you're bugging

because you never tell me when dude is over.

Especially the other night when y'all

was fucking like I wasn't downstairs.

- We forgot you were here.

And I already apologized for that.

- Look, whatever, aight?

- Well, what about you and the waitress chick?

- What about her?

- You had her here the same night.

You were doing your thing too.

- Look, I ain't even do anything.

We stayed up the whole night talking.

- [Moriah] Yeah, is that right?

- Look, I agreed with everything that you said earlier,

but you're not about to keep tabs on who I bring in

and out of this house, aight?

That's what you not gonna do.

- What's up, you straight?

- Yeah, why?

- I'm just saying, you all jumpy and shit.

- Look, I'm not about to do this with you right now, okay?

- What you mean?

- Just hurry up, I'm about to be late.

- Look, man, we here.

(phone vibrating)

- Excuse me, ladies, nature is calling.

I'll be right back.

- All right.

I see you.

(giggling)

- Hi, ladies.

I'm gonna be taking over for Donna.

My name is...

- Rochelle, right?

- Shit.

- [Quincy] What's up, bruh?

- [Noah] What's going on, man?

- [Quincy] Hey, so you fucking with the job?

- I mean yeah, man.

I mean, it's different than what I'm used to with IT,

but as far as the job goes, cake.

- Annoying ass customers, huh?

- Dog, like you have no idea.

- Honestly, man, that's why I stay out in the field.

I go hook up the cable and internet, then I bounce.

And plus, I get to pick and choose when I'm taking my break

and then when I'm actually doing work.

And there's so many people out in the field that

if I can't make it, they're just gonna send somebody else.

- See, now that's exactly where I need to be.

- [Quincy] You still can, man.

You want me to hook you up with--

- Oh, no, no no.

You did enough for me already, Q.

Just give me some time to get adjusted

and we'll see where it takes me,

but I mean, this ain't even all that bad, so.

- I'm just looking out.

- [Noah] Oh yeah, for sure, I appreciate it, dog.

- All right, so you get some pussy the other night or what?

- I mean...

- [Quincy] What you mean?

- I could've, but I was too busy trying

to make sure she was comfortable, you feel me?

- Man, I told you already, man,

these girls waiting for you to make the first move.

Now, the longer you take, the quicker

they're gonna put you in the friend zone or think you gay.

And I ain't saying nothing wrong with that but...

- Bruh, I'm not gay, aight?

I'm just saying, we were genuinely

having a good conversation and,

you know, we were connecting.

- That sound like some gay shit to me, bruh.

- Isn't this cute?

- What's going on, boss?

- So what you two over here talking about?

- I'm trying to get this man

over his ex and into some new pussy.

- Look, bruh, I'm not trying to force anything

or rush anything right now.

I gave Moriah seven years of my life

and look where that got me.

- Someone sounds like a little bitch to me.

- Excuse me?

- Man, I've been telling him this every single day.

- Okay.

Clearly, you're still in love with her.

- Okay.

Okay.

What if I am?

So, what do I do to get her back?

- Did she make you sign papers?

- [Noah] Yeah.

- Okay, so there's no point.

Don't even waste your time.

She initiated the divorce.

She clearly checked out months ago.

Probably even years.

And fix your posture.

You can't be walking around here moping and stuff,

you'll never get any play.

Well, maybe with yourself, but...

- Okay look, thank you for the pep talk.

- Any time.

I have some work to attend to.

Quincy, I could use your help.

- All right, I'll be there in a minute.

- Yo, she cutthroat.

- Man honestly, bruh, she can care less about this job.

Her people in the business,

so she's just collecting a free check.

- [Yvette] Quincy.

- I said I'm coming.

All right, man, I gotta deal.

- All right, whatever.

- Here's your refill.

Hopefully, this is better

than the last five that I brought you.

- I'll be the judge of that.

I'm sorry, are you trying to kill me or something?

- [Rochelle] What are you talking about?

- The acidity levels in this drink.

You're burning my throat.

Did you put something in here or?

- I made it the exact same way

as the last five that you sent back.

- Maybe it's just something wrong with the tap.

- Or maybe the person serving it.

- This can't be serious.

- I'm sorry, was that an attitude I sensed there?

Is that how you treat all your guests?

- [Rochelle] You know what?

How about I just get you another one, okay?

- Oh no, no, it's fine, thank you.

Can I speak to your manager?

- What?

- Whoa, okay, there's no need for that.

Just bring us the check,

please, and we'll get out your hair.

- I already have it for you ladies right here.

Thank you for coming in.

I hope you all have a good day.

- Girl, what is wrong with you?

Why are you acting so bitchy to her?

- I'm not.

She's just-- - She's just what?

She's messing with Noah?

- Did anybody say anything about Noah?

- Your body language and attitude.

- Could it simply be just I don't like her?

I mean, all I get from her is a negative vibe.

- Yeah right.

- [Anthony] Who's giving you negative vibes, babe?

- The waitress.

She was horrible.

- Honestly, this is where I usually say you had too much

to drink, but all you had was Sprite.

And realistically, she's been doing a good job.

- Agreed.

You know what, let's just split the bill.

- Ah, don't worry about that.

I got it.

- [Daphne] Oh, you got money.

- You know, I do work hard.

- Okay, all right.

Hmm, well, let's just get the tip.

- What tip?

- Come on now, she was not that bad.

- Ladies, ladies, don't worry about the tip.

I got that as well.

- [Daphne] All right.

- Well, I'm gonna go use the restroom.

I'll see you two in the car.

- Okay. - Just hurry up.

- [Moriah] Okay.

- All right, you ready to go? - Yeah, I think so.

(somber music)

- Hey.

Oh hey, have you seen my phone?

Casey, my phone, have you seen it, yes or no.

Look, I really don't want to do this with you right now.

- Who is Noah?

- What?

Are you really going through my phone?

Yo, you got some real life issues, for real.

- Rochelle, don't make me ask you again.

- Noah's a friend, okay, a friend.

- That's crazy.

The same friend who crib you staying over the other night?

- Yes.

And stop questioning me.

Look, Casey, I'm tired of going

through the same shit with you, okay?

Damn.

Aren't you getting tired of playing

the same old jealous boyfriend routine?

Acting like something you're not?

If you wanna act all hurt and bothered

by the shit that I do, that's on you, not me, okay?

'Cause last I checked, this was my house.

My house.

If you don't like who the fuck I be with

or what the fuck I do with them, you can get the fuck out.

Oh, but that's right, you're fucking homeless.

- I'm not wasting my time.

(somber music)

- Oh my god, this dress.

Oh hey.

- What's up?

- You look nice.

Where you going?

You got plans for tonight?

- Thank you, and yeah, something like that.

- With who?

Anybody I know?

- Maybe.

- Okay, well you don't have to tell me.

It's fine.

Here is my half of the mortgage

to the homeowners association.

- Hold on, well you're short 10.

- I'm sorry.

Take 20, keep the change.

That's a tip.

And have a good night.

- Fuck.

- Still no answer?

- Nah, bruh.

I don't know how I lost her before I even get a chance.

- You just gotta be assertive, man, that's all.

- Yeah, I hear you.

Okay, well let me go grab these keys and help me get it out.

- [Quincy] All right.

- Oh hey, guys.

- Hey.

Okay, I'll be right back.

- All right.

Hey, what you ladies got going on over here?

- Nothing, just putting a few things away.

- Need some help?

I got a couple minutes before we head out.

- Oh no, I'm sure Noah will be out in a minute.

But I think we got it.

- Yeah, thank you though.

- [Quincy] No worries.

Hey, Noah, you ready?

- Watch this.

- [Noah] Not yet.

I can't find my keys.

- Hey, I have a question.

You work for that cable company, right?

- Yeah, A Wire Cable.

Why, what's up?

- Okay, if I wanted to switch my service

from like satellite to cable, how much would that cost me?

- Well, I'd have to come out and do a formal inspection

and then we'll send somebody out.

- I prefer if you came out.

- Oh really?

- Yeah, I mean I see how efficient you work.

- Well, just put a request in for me

and I'll be sure to stop by.

- [Daphne] Okay, great.

- Hey, you ready?

- Yeah, bruh.

All right, you ladies have a good night.

- All right.

Bye, Quincy. - Bye.

- Well damn, next time just throw your panties at him, okay?

- I might.

- You nasty.

(giggling)

- What?

Fuck.

Bum-ass nigga.

(ominous music)

What now?

What?

Casey.

- [Noah] Man, it's been two weeks.

- You act like it's been a year or something.

- Bruh, do you know how much can happen in two weeks?

- I mean yeah, but you know how women are.

She was bound to disappear and go ghost in a second.

- Yeah, but stuff like that only happens

when something bad goes down.

And me and her, we had a genuine connection.

- Bruh, if you don't cut that shit out,

what happened the last time you seen her?

- Her ride came and got her.

- Not just her ride, her man.

Say it with me, her man.

- Nah, bruh, I don't think so.

She wouldn't have been talking to me

like that if that was the case.

- That's where you wrong, bruh.

Like, women hold the key to the relationship.

You said they were fighting, right?

All right, so how you know she wasn't just using you

to get back at him?

- Nah, bruh.

You think?

- I mean, I wouldn't quote me on that

but you need answers, right?

- Yeah, but how am I supposed to get those answers

if she won't even answer her phone?

- I mean, you know where she work, right?

You know where she stay.

So I mean, if you really think there's something there

then go find out.

(smooth music)

- I really like your face.

You have like a super-cute face.

I like your hat too.

And I like this little beard thing

that you have going on right now.

You like my nails?

'Cause I did my nails like three days ago

and I feel like they're looking dull already.

I think I'm so upset right now.

I woke up this morning and I think I'm bipolar

because I had the worst day yesterday

and I woke up this morning and I was so happy.

Hello.

Okay.

I need you to pay attention to me

because I'm talking to you right now.

And you're being very rude.

You're not listening to me.

You know, I'm really enjoying our date.

I think you're such a good listener

and I just feel like we should go out more often.

I just think that--

- Yeah, look, I'm completely down for that,

but I have one question,

what do you say we head back to my spot?

- Head back to your spot?

And do what, like Netflix and chill?

- I mean, yeah we could Netflix before the chill.

- Okay, let's go.

(giggling)

- [Noah] Thank god.

- Hey, Noah.

- Hey.

You left the door wide open.

- Oh, don't worry about it.

I got it.

I see you been working out.

- [Noah] What?

- You heard me.

- Does that matter?

- Yeah, that matters.

You over here with no shirt on and shit.

- This is my house.

I do what I wanna do in here.

(chuckling)

- Look at you.

Growing some balls.

- [Noah] I ain't got time for this.

- Hey, Noah, my bad.

Just trying to do the small talk thing, I guess, you know.

That doesn't work for me either.

But I apologize.

We cool?

- Whatever.

Can I go now?

- Of course, this is your house.

Hey.

But on a real tip, what's up with you and Moriah?

- That can't be a serious question.

- Come on, man.

If I was living with my ex, you know,

I'd try to get it in here and there sometimes.

So you mean to tell me you haven't tried at least once?

You can be real with me.

Man to man.

- Nah.

I haven't.

- Good.

Keep it like that.

- You a funny nigga, you know that?

- Do I look like a clown to you?

If you ever try anything with Moriah,

you ain't gonna like how it ends.

- Moriah.

- [Moriah] Yeah.

- Your Uber driver here.

- [Moriah] What?

- Moriah, you ready?

- [Moriah] Yeah, I'm all set.

Can you lock up for us?

- Yeah, sure.

- [Moriah] All right.

- Remember what I told you.

- Yeah, whatever.

- You got everything you need, babe?

You know, Puerto Rico's gonna be hot.

- Trust me, I got plenty of bikinis, plenty of sundresses.

- So you plan on stopping traffic, huh?

- Maybe.

- You're so fucking cute.

- Baby.

- Yeah, baby?

- What were you and Noah talking about?

- Just small talk.

You know, never really got the chance to talk to him.

So, just seemed like a good opportunity.

- Okay. - Yeah.

- As long as you guys were cordial.

- Oh yeah, you can say that.

- Good, 'cause I was kinda worried.

- Hey, there's nothing to worry about.

But I do have a question.

Has Noah ever tried to make a move on you?

Especially since we've been talking?

- No, why are you asking?

- Just wondering, babe, because I honestly thought he'd

be a little more shaken up since you set the legal actions.

- Yeah.

Me too.

- I mean, you did tell him what I told you to say, right?

- Look, it never came up.

- That's because you were supposed to tell him.

- Look, his savings is depleting.

And remember, he paid the majority of the lawyer fees.

All right, and now all he has left is just enough

to keep his head above water.

- I'm starting to think you don't even want him out.

- I do.

It's just, I feel like we owe him

a little bit of a break, you know?

After the other night?

- We don't owe him anything.

When you plan on telling him?

- I don't know.

When the time is right and the right time presents itself,

I will tell him.

- When the right time presents itself.

I'm starting to think there's

not gonna even be a right time.

- Seriously?

- You know what?

I don't want to talk about this now.

So let's enjoy our weekend, right?

- All right.

- All right, babe.

(door knocking)

- Hey. - Hello.

- [Daphne] Come in.

Take your shoes off.

- So, which one seems to be giving you the issue?

- It's the one right over there.

- All right.

- Do you want anything to drink?

- Sure, what you got?

- I have water, Sprite, and some Hennessy.

- Hennessy?

Hennessy would be great,

but I probably shouldn't since I'm working.

- I mean, how many more stops do you have to make today?

- This is actually my only stop today.

- Perfect.

- Excuse me?

- [Daphne] I'll be right over with you there.

- I probably shouldn't.

This shit was just unplugged.

Oh, there you are.

- Hey. - Hey.

I'm actually gonna have to take a rain check on the drinks.

I gotta handle a few things

before I head back into the office.

- Come on, you can't have one shot with me?

- Ain't it a little early for shots?

- It's never too early.

- All right.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

Damn.

I felt that one.

- How about one more for good luck?

- Are you trying to kill me?

I can't drink and drive.

- Then don't drive.

- Fine. - Sound good?

(romantic music)

* Thinking bout dripping your body in honey *

* When it's sweet, you're sticky and smell like your body *

* Is honey *

* I sent you a text message saying good morning *

(moaning)

- Man, I'm motherfucking tired.

I can't keep up at this pace.

- See, I need your type of problems.

I can't wait till I get to the point

where I'm complaining about getting too much pussy.

- It ain't as easy as it look, bruh.

- I bet.

- I'm serious.

Man, I gotta keep up with all these different personalities,

all these different stories, remember who said what.

Bruh, it's tough.

- That's the life you chose, my brother.

- Yeah, but I just added on one this week.

I'm already starting to feel the pressure.

- Who's the chick?

- Daphne.

- Daphne?

Man, what the fuck?

Dog, you know that's Moriah's best friend.

Anything, if you, bruh, if you fuck this up,

it's gonna be bad for the both of us.

- You think?

- Nigga, I know.

Anything you do to her is gonna get back to Moriah

which will get back to me.

- Bruh, I got this.

- Aight, bruh.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

Anyway, man, the delivery guy is downstairs,

so you got your half?

- Fuck.

- What now?

- I lost my wallet, man.

I don't know where I put it.

- All right look, bruh, I got you this time, aight?

But retrace your steps and you should be fine, okay?

But if not, I suggest you call all your credit cards

and get 'em canceled.

All right, I'll be back.

- All right, man, I appreciate it.

Fuck.

This ain't ever happened before.

- Yeah, yeah.

It's fine, don't even worry about it.

I'll finish up myself.

But thanks for the help though.

- Man, what's up with the attitude?

- You had me waiting for two hours.

- [Quincy] Yeah, and?

- And?

Are you fucking kidding me?

Last time I checked, I'm the one who's in charge here.

So if I tell you to be here at a certain time,

I expect you to be.

- Man, don't hit me with that bullshit.

What happened to our agreement, huh?

- All of that shit flies out the window

when you keep me waiting.

So next time it happens, be ready for what's to come.

So, who is she?

- Who?

- The one that got you all exhausted

and smelling like Irish Spring.

- Man, you tripping.

I'm out.

- Hey. - Hey, what's going on?

- [Daphne] Here.

I think you might need that.

- Yeah, I was going crazy looking for that.

Thank you for bringing it to me.

- No problem.

I brought you some lunch.

- I actually just ate.

- Oh, well maybe you can save it for dinner.

And maybe we can have a repeat of earlier.

- Yeah, yeah, sure, that sounds like a plan.

- Okay.

So, I'm gonna get out of your hair.

So, just give me a call?

- All right, will do. - All right.

(knocking)

- Fuck, Noah, you scared the shit out of me.

- [Noah] My bad, my bad.

- What do you want?

- Trying to see what's good with you.

- [Rochelle] It's nothing I can't handle.

- Okay, that's cool and all but what's really good?

Why have you been avoiding me?

- Is your guard dog finally back in her cage?

- Excuse me?

- I take it she didn't tell you how she came to my job

practically harassing me?

- What?

When was this?

- The other day.

But look, that doesn't even matter, okay?

I have other stuff that I'm dealing with so...

- Look, all right.

Don't worry about her, okay?

I'mma take care of that when I get home.

Where you about to go though?

- I'm going home.

I need to rest up.

- Is everything okay?

- What do you think?

Look, I gotta go, so...

- Wait.

Did this happen 'cause of me?

- What?

Noah, I'm a grown woman, okay?

This was nobody's fault but my own.

It was my fault for thinking that I was ready to move on.

Look, I think I just need to be by myself for awhile, okay?

So just leave me alone.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I think you're overreacting just a little bit, all right?

It's not your fault.

Plus, I don't think that you should go home

because he might still be there.

- No.

I haven't seen Casey since this happened.

Look, I'll be fine, okay?

I gotta go.

- Where this man got some snacks?

- So your friend, Noah, where is he?

'Cause he's three hours late.

- I could've sworn I seen him around here somewhere earlier.

He gotta be around here.

- No.

- [Quincy] Well, your guess is as good as mine.

- You know I'm gonna have to write him up for this, right?

- Come on, it's his first offense.

- You're right, but I also brought him

in based off of your recommendation.

- Look, let me get him in check, see what's going on.

Something must have happened.

- Fine.

But next time I won't be so nice.

- Thank you.

You wanna maybe--

- So, who's the girl that brought you

your wallet and lunch the other day?

- She's just an old friend of mine.

I did a service call at her house and I left my wallet.

- Hm, okay.

So, what's her name?

- [Quincy] Why do you need to know that?

- It's a simple question, answer it.

- Her name's Daphne.

- [Yvette] Daphne what?

- See, now you tripping.

Why you acting like that today?

- It's fine, you don't have to answer my questions,

I'll just pull up her service order.

I'll excuse myself

because I have better things to attend to.

- Pick up the phone.

Hey, man, hit me up as soon as you get this message, dog.

They looking for you right now, all right?

Bye.

- Mm-mm.

- See, I like this one right here.

That would look cute on you.

- Mm, girl. - I'm right.

- You've known me for at least eight years now.

When was the last time you seen me with a bang?

- You right, you right, but I mean, when it's--

- No, he was gonna have me looking like I'm 13 again.

- Yeah, you'd be a big-ass 13 year old.

- So what you trying to say?

- I mean, you would look like a 13 year old

who just kinda stayed back a few times.

- Oh, so you're calling me dumb

and you trying to have me look like Rudy Huxtable.

- I mean, I'm just saying.

- [Daphne] You always playing.

But I do have a question though.

- What?

- Have you talked to Q lately?

I mean, I'm calling him, I'm texting him,

and he's not returning any of my phone call.

And when we do text, it's dry as hell.

- Daphne, being that he's not my friend

in the first place, I don't know,

but you'd have to ask Noah.

Speak of the devil, girl, ask him.

- Oh.

Hey, Noah.

I have a question about Quincy.

Have you seen him,

because he hasn't been returning any of my phone calls.

- Hey, Noah, is everything okay?

- So, I'mma go ahead and leave.

I'm gonna leave y'all two to get

to whatever y'all need to talk about.

But I'mma call you later.

- I'll talk to you later. - All right, girl.

- So, what's your problem?

- We go to people's jobs and we harass 'em now.

That's what we do.

- Oh, so she told you.

- You know, you've been acting like a real bitch lately.

- Excuse me?

First off, check yourself.

Because you're the one who brought her all up in our house.

- My house.

And you always have Anthony all up and through here.

Why the fuck can't you go to his place?

- [Moriah] Does it really matter?

- Cut the shit, Mo, aight?

What the hell possessed you to go to her job and harass her?

- Look, I don't know, okay?

I just-- - You just what?

I'm waiting.

- I got a little jealous.

- Wow.

- But it wasn't even on purpose, okay?

She just showed up and all I saw was red.

And, in my defense, she was fucking up my order

the entire time on purpose, so...

- I don't know what the hell is wrong with you,

but your actions got her avoiding me.

- And whose problem is that, Noah?

- I always knew you were this selfish.

- And when did you become so soft?

- Soft?

Fuck you, Moriah.

- Real fucking mature, Noah.

Real nice.

And don't wait up for me.

- Oh, without a doubt.

(glass breaking)

(somber music)

- [Anthony] Here you go, babe.

- Thank you.

- So what's going on now?

- Me and Noah got into it.

- What about?

He didn't try nothing, did he?

- No, no, it was about this little waitress girl.

- What about?

- She's ignoring him and now he's blaming me for it.

- What a weak move.

I hate when a grown man can't take responsibilities

for they own little actions.

- Yeah, and can you believe

he had the audacity to call me a bitch?

I can't even believe this is happening right now.

Because, generally, he's a nice person,

but I don't know who that was in our kitchen.

- Wait, he called you a what?

- It was in the heat of the moment.

I'm not gonna hold it against him.

- Well, I am.

- Babe, calm down, it's not that serious.

- All right, but you not going back there tonight.

You're gonna stay here with me, okay?

- Okay.

Thank you.

I actually have my bag in the car already so...

- Perfect.

Me and Noah gonna have to have a little talk soon.

- Baby, let it go.

Trust me, he just needs to cool off.

- Okay.

I'll give him this pass this one time, for you.

But next time, I'm not gonna be so nice.

- So, what exactly happened between you and Noah?

- Apparently, this waitress chick

told him that I was harassing her.

- I mean, you kinda were.

- The point is he tried to check me and we ended up arguing,

so I just ended up staying at Anthony's house.

- Damn, it was that bad?

- Yes.

And I'm guessing that she's stopped talking to Noah now,

so he just needed someone to lash out on.

- I feel for Noah.

- [Moriah] What?

Why?

- I mean, the man is going through it.

He's just looking for love and getting turned away

after every corner, and honestly, you're the cause of it.

- Look, everything happens for a reason,

but that doesn't mean you have to put it on me.

Besides, I have better things to worry about now.

- Like what?

- Like Anthony.

Anthony says he's gonna handle it.

Anthony's never had a thing for Noah,

so I know that can't be good.

- Well, handle it yourself.

Tell Anthony that you talked to Noah

and everything's smooth.

- Yeah, if it were that easy,

then maybe, but Anthony's pretty hard-headed.

- Where?

(laughing)

- Girl, stop it, I'm serious.

But he's coming over tonight, so we'll see.

- Okay well, that's your chance.

You should just out this candle

before it turns into a forest fire.

(somber music)

- Oh goodness.

Noah?

Noah.

Come on, come on, get up.

Get up, get up, get up.

Oh my god.

Fuck.

Noah, why did you...

Come on, Noah.

Jesus.

I didn't even realize you were going through so much.

I've been too worried about myself

while you're over here drowning.

You were right.

I was being a complete bitch.

I don't even know why.

We never really had problems like that.

Well, until...

I don't know what it was

about Rochelle that made me act that way.

Maybe because I finally saw our story ending

and you started another chapter with her.

I'm just trying to get through this thing

in the best way I know how.

Coming back here and having your stuff

on the doorstep was not my idea.

He had to convince me.

I think his love for me has turned into a hatred for you.

And I'm just now realizing that.

I'm so sorry, Noah.

Please forgive me.

- [Anthony] Moriah.

- Shit.

- So I guess we don't lock the door no more, huh?

Moriah.

Moriah.

Moriah.

Moriah.

- Hey, baby.

- [Anthony] Hey, babe.

- How you doing?

- I'm doing good.

You know you left the front door open

and I just walked right up in here?

- Oh.

I probably just forgot to lock it on my way in.

- Yeah, how long ago was that?

- Maybe about 10, 15 minutes ago.

Why?

- Just asking.

I did come today to talk to Noah man to man.

- Baby, you don't have to talk to him.

I already talked to him about everything.

- You did? - Yeah.

- How'd he take it?

- He took it hard at first, but he realized

that he was wrong, so he manned up to everything.

Baby, let it go.

We're good.

- You positive?

- I'm 100% sure, okay?

Now, what do you wanna eat?

I can cook.

We can go out.

But if we are, I have to change,

so it might take me a minute.

- I think we should both go out tonight.

Getting out of this apartment might do us both some good.

- Okay, good.

You pick the place and I'll go get dressed, okay?

Baby. - What?

- Stop, let it go, okay?

Come on, let's go.

(somber music)

- Yeah, sorry it's been broke.

- It's cool, I could always use the cardio.

- But I had a really good time tonight.

- Really?

I was getting nervous.

- Why's that?

- I mean, it's the way we just started fooling around

and this is actually our first date.

And before that,

I figured you didn't wanna be seen in public with me.

- You're just overthinking things.

Daphne, I like you.

There, I said it.

So now you can stop sweating the little stuff.

I'm a real simple guy, I just go with the flow.

Plus, I don't mind you staying to chef sometime.

- I'm so relieved to hear that.

I like you too, Quincy.

I just didn't wanna come off too strong.

- Well, it's too late for that.

But I had a lot going on at the time,

so if it wasn't for that, I probably wouldn't have noticed.

- Noticed what?

- I mean, as corny as it sounds, you.

- Aw, was that your attempt to be smooth?

- Girl, you got jokes.

- Just a little bit.

(phone ringing)

- Give me one sec.

It's my boss.

- [Daphne] Sure, it's all right.

- What's up, Yvette?

- I need you to come into work earlier than usual.

- [Quincy] Earlier than nine?

- Yes.

We're short-staffed as it is

and I need you to cover three more service calls.

- Okay, what time?

- [Yvette] 6:30 a.m.

- But it's 1:00 a.m. now.

- Sounds like a personal problem.

I'll see you bright and early.

- So I guess this is a goodnight?

- Unfortunately, yeah.

- All right then, well, I'll see you next time?

Okay. - You all right?

- I'll call you tomorrow. - You all right?

- Yeah, yeah yeah yeah.

All right.

- Hey.

- [Rochelle] Oh hey.

I'm so glad you could make it.

- [Noah] Oh, of course.

- Sit down. - Okay.

- So, what's going on with this guy?

I mean, I know he's like your boyfriend or something, but...

- No.

He's not.

He was never my boyfriend.

He was more of a rebound that just stuck around.

And now, I'm paying for it on the backend.

- Don't say that.

All right, sometimes the people who are there to pick us up

aren't always the ones to keep us stable.

- I guess you're right.

- So, how long has he...

How long has this been going on?

- It's weird.

What we had was very unconventional,

but it was always just strictly physical.

He would rough me up.

That turned me on.

And it usually led to sex.

You know, he'd grab and throw me around.

I'd smack him, bite him.

That's how we got off.

But this time it was just, it was different.

Like he just snapped.

His eyes were just blood red and he hovered over me,

I don't even know what happened,

I just, I know I woke up and he was gone.

He knew he had gone too far.

And I was just glad it was over.

- Yeah, I know, somebody needs to go check him.

You know where he usually be at?

- Some little bar downtown.

Fantasy Lounge, I think it's called.

Why you ask?

- Usually with these situations,

it's best to tackle it head on.

- No.

I don't think that's a good idea.

Noah, Casey's very aggressive.

I don't want you getting hurt.

- Look, all right, I got this.

Trust me.

All right, I got you.

- I don't know.

- Look, don't stress it, all right?

I got you.

I got it.

- [Yvette] And we meet again.

- We do.

I just wish it was under better circumstances.

- Don't we all.

You know why I'm here, so I'll cut to the chase.

You were a no-call no-show the other day

and you were brought in based

off of Quincy's recommendation.

So it's not looking good for either one of you.

- Look, I completely understand--

- Uh, we can just cut to the chase.

I need you to sign here and here.

This document states that you are

under a 30 day probationary period effective immediately.

You cannot be late, and if you are,

let's just say it won't be a proper sendoff.

Any questions?

Carry on.

(sighing)

- Hey, Daphne, I wanted to give these to you.

You have someone here to see you.

- Who is it?

- [Moriah] An Yvette Haywood.

- Who?

- Yvette Haywood.

A Wire Cable.

- [Daphne] Okay.

- Well, I'm gonna go get back to work.

You guys good here?

- [Yvette] Yeah, we should be.

- We're good, girl.

Ms. Haywood, how can I help you today?

- What, you're not gonna offer me a seat?

- If I could assess your needs,

I could accommodate them accordingly.

So please, have a seat.

Now, are we looking for coverage or special needs today?

- I'm not the one that's going to be needing insurance here.

- Okay, so I've been sensing a little hostility

since you walked in.

Is there an issue we need to resolve?

- It's quite simple.

I just need you to do one thing for me.

- [Daphne] And what's that?

- Stay away from Quincy.

- Quincy.

So you're the bitch that threw that bottle at me.

- I plead the fifth.

But I won't ask you again.

- Listen here, Ms. Haywood, you don't want these problems.

- And vice versa.

I'll let you slide, you had your fun

with him while it lasted, and now it needs to stop.

Quincy and I have a very extensive history,

and I need you to respect that.

- To my knowledge, Quincy is single.

- That is a technicality.

We're working on a few things.

- Oh, I get it.

You're using your power to keep him wrapped

around your little finger.

He doesn't really like you.

He's just doing this so he can keep his benefits at the job.

And it's sad that you think

you actually have a relationship with him.

He's just your little sex slave.

- We're more than that.

We actually care about each other.

- Right.

And just like all slaves, he will rebel.

(sighing)

- What was that about?

- [Daphne] Quincy.

- Quincy?

- One of his little admirers came in, tried to check me.

But she ended up leaving with her feelings hurt.

- What did I tell you?

All right, I hope you don't end up like her.

(scoffing)

(romantic music)

- I mean, it could've been worse.

She could've fired you on the spot.

- Yeah, you're right.

I don't know.

She just seemed cold.

Like, normally, she's a really nice lady,

but I don't know, this time around she just seemed off.

- You said your friend was fucking her, right?

That's probably what it is.

He's giving her problems and she's taking it out on you.

- You might be right.

It's like Quincy's the most important person

in my life right now.

Anything he does can affect me professionally or personally,

especially with the women that he's dealing with right now.

- How long have you known him?

- Freshman orientation at Sojourner State.

So about 10 years now.

- So you trust him.

- Oh yeah, absolutely.

He's never given me a reason not to.

- Okay, then you have nothing to worry about.

So, how you been holding up?

- I'm fine.

You know, I just let the stress get to me.

- Did you ever get to check out

those AA meetings we talked about?

- That I have not done yet.

- See?

You're not taking this seriously, Noah.

- I am.

It's just I feel like I don't need it as long as I got you.

- And who said you had me yet?

- Oh, so it's like that?

- Yes.

And it's gonna be like that

until you take those classes serious.

Not just for me, but this is something

that's gonna better your life.

- Okay, I'll check it out as soon as I can, happy?

- Kind of.

But actions do speak volumes, so we'll see.

- Yes, we will.

- Yeah, I know.

Daphne, I'm gonna call you back.

Okay.

- Hey.

- Hey.

So, how are you feeling?

- I'm good.

- [Moriah] You sure?

- Yeah.

You don't have to worry.

Temptation, it won't be creeping back in anytime soon.

Especially once I start these AA meetings.

- Good.

I'm proud of you.

- And thanks again, you know, for helping me out, again.

- It was nothing.

Just don't let me down.

- I won't this time.

- Okay.

- I'm gonna go jump in the shower.

- Okay.

(soft music)

- Oh, my bad.

- It's okay.

- I can't do this.

Mo.

- [Moriah] What?

- Moriah.

- What?

- I can't do this.

- Stop playing before I change my mind.

I know this is right.

It's gonna be the beginning of a new us.

What?

- I can't do this.

We're not good for each other.

- All right, let's just make sure we finish these claims

and we have them filed and in by Friday.

The last thing we need is Hector throwing a hissy fit.

- Yeah, I'll do it when we get to the office tomorrow.

- Mo, are you serious?

This will take us at least two days,

and one full day if we do it together.

- [Moriah] Yeah, whatever you think works best.

- Are you okay?

- I'm fine.

Okay, I'm lying.

It's just there's so much

going on right now my head is spinning.

- Is it Anthony?

- Yes.

- And Noah?

- Even bigger yes.

With Noah and his drinking problem it just,

it just made me realize.

- Realize what?

- Nothing.

Just forget I brought it up.

- Well, you did, so speak.

You can't keep me in the dark like this.

- It just made me realize that Anthony's an asshole.

- Well, I thought that's what you liked about him.

- No.

I liked his confidence.

His humor.

His focus, his drive.

But it seems like the only thing he's focused on

is driving a wedge between Noah and I.

- Maybe you're overthinking things.

Noah has always been the best friend that every girl needs

in their life and Anthony is the guy that every girl wants.

- Yeah.

But is he what we need?

- So you're second-guessing things with Anthony.

- I don't know.

I just, I mean, he just got a promotion.

He's about to go to South Carolina.

I should be happy for him.

The only thing I'm happy about is the fact

that I'm about to get a break from him.

- Well, maybe it's for the best.

Maybe the space might give you some time to miss him

and who knows?

When he gets back, you guys can just reestablish

what you guys built.

- Yeah.

He's calling me right now.

- Are you gonna answer it?

- Hey, babe, how you doing?

(slow music)

It's about time you came to your senses.

(cupboard slamming)

- Is all that slamming really necessary right now?

Okay, fine, act like you didn't hear me.

- [Moriah] I'm sorry, did you say something?

- I...

Nothing, I didn't say anything.

- [Moriah] Okay.

(sighing)

- What the fuck is this shit?

Are you serious?

Are you fucking serious?

Oh hell no.

Fucking stomp this bitch.

- Daphne, what you doing?

You can't be popping up in my job looking for me like this.

- Who said I was looking for you?

- Who else would you be looking for?

- Look, if I tell you who I'm looking for,

you probably might try and stop me

from what I'm about to do.

- Look, calm down, let's go take a walk.

Whatever this is can be resolved.

- Nah, that ship has sailed.

All right, this girl, she been disrespecting me

for the past couple of months, okay?

And today, she earned this ass whooping.

- Look, you need to tell me who the hell you talking about

before I carry you out of here.

- Fine, go get your boss.

- Yvette?

- Yeah, that bitch came to my job threatening me.

She threw a fucking bottle at me

and now she's fucking messing with my car?

Ha, this bitch gonna learn today.

- And what exactly are you going to be teaching me, hm?

Enlighten me.

- This bitch.

- Man, calm down. - Quincy, move.

- Calm down.

Whatever this is can be resolved.

- There is nothing to resolve.

She just doesn't understand that you're mine.

- Yo, she's fucking delusional.

- Quincy, tell this little girl.

- Little girl? - Tell her what?

- Don't do that.

Don't.

You tell her that you're done with her.

- I mean...

- [Yvette] You mean?

- Please tell me, Quincy.

- Look, Yvette, you're cool as hell,

down to earth, and you a freak.

And, Daphne, I can say just as much is the same for you.

But I can't see myself without both of y'all.

(scoffing)

- You tripping.

- This is not how things are gonna play out.

- Yeah, finally little midget here got a point.

You're gonna have to choose.

- I can't and I won't.

- You know what, Quincy?

Get this bitch out of my building right now

or I'm gonna have you both escorted out.

- What you talking about, E?

- Since you can't be a man and make the decision,

how about I make it for you?

You're fired, Quincy.

- [Quincy] Man, you bugging.

- Oh, and if you don't leave now,

I'll show you who's bugging.

- [Quincy] Man, come on.

- [Daphne] Puss-ass bitch.

- Why the fuck did you have to come to my job?

- Look, she needs to remember my fade.

I tried being nice but she's literally

been harassing me this whole time and I'm done playing.

- You know what, me too.

- What?

- I just lost my fucking job 'cause of you.

I needed this shit.

- Quincy.

I didn't mean to.

- By this time next week,

you're gonna be a thousand miles away from me.

- I know.

The day you leave is gonna be the hardest for me.

- Why you say that?

- I don't know, I'm just saying.

I know I'm gonna miss you.

- Look, we'll definitely FaceTime.

And I'll make sure to text you every day.

That's the least I can do.

- Is there anything you need before you leave?

- I think you already took care of that.

- Baby, stop it, I'm serious.

- Actually, think I need a ride to the airport.

- Okay.

- 'Cause I want your face to be the last thing I see

before I board that plane.

- Babe, I'm not even gonna be able to make it

through the checkpoint without a ticket.

- Well, you know what I mean.

Why don't you just come with me?

- I can't.

You know I have to work.

- For the weekend?

Come on.

It'll be like Puerto Rico all over again.

And I know you remember Puerto Rico.

(chuckling)

- I can't, babe.

Me and Daphne have plans.

And besides, you're not even gonna be gone that long.

- You know what?

You've been acting funny lately.

Yeah, and I don't know what it is but it's different.

- I just haven't been feeling well, that's all.

- Or is it Noah?

- I thought we were past that.

- We are, but I don't feel comfortable

leaving you in the same house with him.

- Baby, I live there.

What do you want me to do?

- Honestly?

- [Moriah] Yeah, honestly.

- Why don't you move in with me?

Like we about to hit the one year mark anyways.

It only makes sense.

Come on.

If I'm asking for too much, let me know.

- No.

No, you're not.

I just need time to think about it.

- That's cool.

Let me know by the end of this week,

'cause then I can get a moving company

and we can move you in while I'm gone.

Moriah, I was gonna wait, you know,

until the whole one year mark, but fuck it.

Here's a set of keys to my place.

And this is to show you how serious I am about this.

About us.

Here.

- Thank you, baby.

I'm still gonna need some time to think about it.

- It's okay.

Take as much time as you need.

Just know I'm always gonna be here for you, okay?

- Okay.

- Goodnight, babe. - Goodnight.

* Instead of riding my, taking my time *

* Build this sign, babe *

* Living my life, you know I sacrifice *

* 'Cause all the time I think about you *

* You are the one *

* One *

* One *

* Yeah *

* You are the one *

* One, one, one *

* One, one, one *

* One *

* You are the *

* I've been imagining *

* You coming back to me *

* But it's a fantasy *

* Ain't it, ain't it *

* I still wait there for you *

* Do you wait there for me *

* But it ain't favorly *

* Don't think I don't know *

* You are special *

* You are right there *

* But now I need to *

* Girl, you're not there *

* So I'm still looking at you *

- Hey. - Hey.

- Sorry, I just have been a little lost

these past couple of days, and I've just been trying

to figure things out a little.

- Oh no, it's cool.

You don't have to apologize for anything this time.

Everybody has those moments where we

kind of double-back on--

- But that's the thing.

I'm not really here to apologize about anything.

My actions the past couple of days have really

been the truest representation of how I've been feeling.

And I tried to suppress them but we both know how that went.

Come on.

I'm putting myself completely out here.

Don't just leave me hanging.

- Look, I wish it were that simple.

You put yourself out there and what, I can catch you?

Yeah, it sounds poetic.

I mean, we were poetic.

We used to march to the beat of our own drum

and somehow we both got lost along the way.

We lost our melody.

- What are you trying to say?

- Look, let me finish.

Our song was beautiful.

Our song.

Our melody was like Marvin Gaye in his day.

Usher, U Got It Bad.

Toni Braxton meets the Jacksons

until one day I decided to play Stevie and,

you know, you were out in your own little world

playing Lil' Kim.

We lost that.

And I don't know how we can get back to that.

- We can try.

- I don't know.

Look, how about we talk about this some other time?

- She's in there, isn't she?

- Who?

- Open the fucking door, Noah.

- I don't have to open shit.

- I knew it.

It's probably her in your fucking head.

Fucking up your judgment.

- My judgment is sound and my thoughts are my own.

- Open the door, Noah.

Noah, open the door.

- Okay, fine.

- So now this bitch is hiding?

Where is she?

Why is your stuff all--

- I was trying to find the right way to tell you.

- Noah, tell me what?

- I guess you're gonna get what you always wanted

out of this.

I'm moving out.

Look, I actually have to go meet up with Rochelle,

so I actually have to go.

(sighing)

- What do you want me to do?

Noah, what do you want?

I know we can make this work.

- You know, it's funny.

A year ago, I was in that same exact spot

saying exactly what you're saying right now.

Now look at us.

- Noah, I just, I'm sorry.

- Look, don't wait up, all right?

(somber music)

- Noah.

- [Anthony] Moriah?

- Hey.

- Hey.

You look a little shaken up.

You okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

What are you doing here?

- I'm waiting for you.

You were supposed to take me to the airport.

- That was today. - Yeah, that was today.

- Yeah.

Let me just go get my keys.

It's okay. - Yeah, you go do that.

- Ready?

- Yeah, let's go.

(somber music)

- Oh fuck.

Hey.

Hey, hey.

Oh fuck.

(sighing)

Let's go.

Let's go, let's go, come on.

* Oh *

* We used to hang out every day and night *

* Now it's just hello and goodbye *

* You know I'm not okay with that *

* Got a nigga feeling so cray *

* Yeah and lipstick and my smile big *

* Update late doing some much blazing *

* Craving for that feeling *

* I got a feel your love *

* And feel your love again *

* Let's make it like it was back in the beginning *

* And now we hardly speak *

* I want what we used to be *

* I'm gonna make you believe *

* Make you see that it's just us *