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47.

Okay, Randy.

Sign here.

And here.

- Okay.

All right.

You get paid 10.50 an hour.

You get paid every week.

But you gotta put a week in the hole.

- That's fine.

That's okay.

- I'm gonna start you off on light duty,

but I'm gonna have you shadow

a couple other employees around, all right?

Get familiar with the job.

Hello?

Yeah.

We got a new employee here.

I want you to take him around and show 'im the ropes.

His name is Randy Glass.

All right.

Okay.

Alright.

There's absolutely no smokin' in the building

'cause the alarms will go off.

All right?

Let's see.

All right.

Wear those with black slacks.

You'll start at 8 AM.

Lunch is at 11 AM.

You get two fifteen minute breaks.

One before lunch, one after lunch.

All right?

- Okay.

- Any questions?

- Nope, I'll be here.

All right.

Welcome aboard.

- Thank you.

Got 18.

Hey, I was too close for y'all to win.

Y'all might as well pay me now.

Hey shut up.

I'm gonna grab the rebound off of your miss.

19.

Ah, bro.

Hey, man, bet's off, bro.

You did that on purpose.

Hey, no I didn't, man.

Bet's still on, man.

You gotta keep rollin'.

Yeah, dawg.

- Man, naw, if that's the case, Randy gonna come

in for me.

Come on, Randy Ran.

- Naw, man, he can't come in for you.

Naw, man, you can't-

- Naw, bring him in.

He ain't even warm up, yet.

Bet's still on.

400 dollars.

- All right, what's my point?

15, bro.

15?

16.

17.

18.

Three and out or keep shootin'?

- Three and out, man.

That's 20.

21, that's game.

- Naw, man, we play 24 now.

- What?

- 24 in honor of Kobe Bryant.

It's 24 now.

- Yes, sir.

- All right, 24.

Shit!

Damn.

All right.

23.

24 and I win, yeah?

- Yeah, if you miss, you go back at 8 instead of 15.

- Let me get this going.

Yes, sir.

Kobe!

- Man, you suck, man.

- Man, you garbage, man.

You weak ass.

- Whatever.

You all right, bro?

How's your ankle?

I'm straight.

Good lookin', man.

Hey, man, go play again, I'll bet on you.

- Hey, man.

Y'all just got beat by a dude in dress shoes, dawg.

I got next.

- I need a break here.

Plus I don't got no hoopin' shoes.

- All right, man, I'll catch you later.

All right, bro.

Hey, man, which one you like?

- I like this one, but, I can't afford it.

I need somethin' cheaper.

- Hey, man, you should get what you want.

- Uh, yeah, but I wanna use it for Lyft driving.

So I need somethin' cheap.

Somethin' I can pay off quick.

No car note, more profit.

- Okay, Lyft, so.

It's gotta be four door.

- Yeah.

- And it can't be more than 15 years old.

Come with me.

I got somethin' just for you.

Thank you.

- Cheapest I got and it's ready for work.

How much?

- 8,000.

Cash or finance?

- Cash.

My credit is kinda terrible.

I can have that in about three months?

- Man, can you come back sooner?

- I mean, I could try.

I can try.

- All right, I'ma get you my number, man.

Call me.

I wanna get you on the road.

All right, thank you.

Appreciate it, man.

Who do you think you are?

You act like you don't give a damn!

That ain't how things go around here.

Well, if I don't get paid,

I'm not workin'.

That's how I work around here.

Well I'm changin' your pay rate back.

- See?

That's why I'm not comin' in early and I'm not doin'

no more doubles.

- You can't do that.

You can't just do on the system

and change your pay rate like that.

- Well, you didn't do it so I did.

- I did put it in.

- A dime?

A dime.

That ain't no damn raise.

- That's what your evaluation said.

A dime? - That's what I put in.

- All the stuff I'm doin' here and that's what I get?

Let me go.

Let me go before I do somethin' bad.

- Well, I'm callin' the cops.

I'm pressin' charges.

I quit.

Come in my office.

She's not gettin' away with this.

Shoot.

Who she think she is, gonna change her pay rate?

Man, it's gonna take a couple weeks for me

to go back and find out what she did.

I don't know how she thinks she's gonna get away with that.

Man, that's what the District Manager makes.

Man, look at all this.

She's been shoppin' on here.

What?

What's this Fashion Nova?

Randy, I'm movin' you up to prep tables.

I'ma take the prep person and move him

up to Shift Manager.

You think you can handle that?

- Yeah, I think so. - You been watchin'?

- Yeah, I been watchin'.

Good.

It pays 75 cent more.

It's a little bit more work and you still gotta

do your other job.

Just for a little bit.

Here, take this water, man.

Get rid of her cousin, too, 'cause they're stealin'

off the register.

So I'm gonna need you to wait tables too.

- Oh, okay.

- Yeah, I know it's a lot, but the Shift Manager

did it for a little while.

Okay.

- Or, the ex-Shift Manager.

I gotta report this.

Go, go, get outta here.

Let me go ahead.

I gotta make a call.

Go ahead out.

I gotta call the police.

Close the door!

Yeah, I'd like to report some theft.

Yeah, one of my employees stole.

Well, actually it's two of my employees.

One I caught stealin' off the register.

The other one I caught changin' her pay rate

on the computer.

What is that, like, wire fraud?

- I heard everything he said, man.

You got like four jobs, huh?

- Yeah.

- Workin' way too hard, man.

See?

Can't let them see that.

They're gonna use you.

- Ah, yes.

Yes.

Mm.

Mm.

Hey, ma.

- Hey, Randy.

How's work goin'?

- Good, good.

I got a promotion after my first week.

- Oh, that's good, that's good, that's good.

You know what?

I'm glad you did, because I need some help.

I just got my last unemployment check and

I'm actually on here lookin' for a job now.

Boy, would you go get some water?

- I'm okay.

- Anyway.

Go to the store for me and get, like,

two bottles of that Earl Stevens

and play my big lottery game, okay?

I got it, ma.

Ma, you know no matter what, it's going to be okay, right?

- I know, Randy, I know.

Love you.

How long have you had the hiccups?

- Uh, for about three days.

- Let me listen to you.

Take a deep breath for me.

Okay.

Again.

Okay.

Does it hurt when you breathe?

- Not at all.

No?

Okay.

Well, other than the hiccups, I don't see or hear

anything alarming.

So, there's no medicine for hiccups, unfortunately.

Continue doing your home remedies.

Holding your breath and drinking plenty of water.

And breathing in and out of a bag.

And you're not experiencing any pain?

- None at all.

- It should go away soon.

And if it doesn't, just come back and see me, okay?

- Okay.

All right.

Any questions for me?

- Uh, yeah, can I have a doctor's excuse?

I'm a little late for work.

- Oh, sure.

Hey, yo, what's up, Randy?

- Hey, what's up, bro?

Everything good.

Check this out.

I know you seen that game last night.

- Ah, I missed it.

- You missed the game?

The buzzer beater?

Woo.

It was nasty, bro.

Hey, yo, check this out then.

Tonight, when the highlights come on, you gotta see it.

- Oh yeah, for sure.

- For sure, bro.

I'm tellin' you.

Don't miss it. - All right.

- I'm outta here.

Hey, yo, fellas, what up?

- What up? - Yo, bro.

- Slow motion, man.

Hey, tell me this.

I know you all saw that game last night, right?

- You know I saw it.

I'm tellin' ya.

I told y'all. - What he do?

- I told y'all that young fella was gonna

take over the league.

He was crossin' it.

- Nasty.

- Lose some.

- Right?

- Hey, hey, your mans.

He still got the hiccups, dawg?

Bro, he had the hiccups, like, all week long.

- Every time I see him, he.

- Not even tryin' to be funny, that shit look like it hurts.

It do.

Serious.

I'm gonna make a dance out of it

on two dollar Tuesday.

- You fly off on that.

Right.

Crazy.

- Hey, I got somethin' to fix that, though.

- Whatchu gonna do to fix it?

I'll show you.

- You all right? - You all right?

- You all right, bro?

- You good?

- Hey, D.

Didn't work, bro.

- Man, what the hell was you all doin'?

- Hey, chill.

Was just tryin' to scare the hiccups out you.

- Man, you all play too damn much.

- Are you sure you don't drink?

A case of hiccups lasting over 30 days is rare.

Yes.

Yes, I'm sure.

- Your X-rays look good.

The cause is really unknown.

It's just a chronic case of hiccups.

- How long is that gonna take?

- Chronic case of hiccups last over two days

and can continue for over a month.

Listen.

I don't really have an answer for that.

I've read about cases where hiccups stopped immediately

after a tumor was removed.

Not that that's your situation,

but I did read about hiccups that lasted over 60 years.

And another case where it was eight years.

- Wait.

60 years.

No.

- You know, typically these things

go away within minutes, okay?

I do wanna run some more tests.

I would like to run a stress test on you.

And a allergy panel, as well.

This could be related to hypersensitivity.

- Okay, I'll try anything.

'Cause now it's startin' to hurt up here now.

- Hm. Okay.

Well, that's your diaphragm.

I'll have the nurse bring in a prescription for you.

For pain.

Okay? - Okay.

- All right.

Corporate, can I help you?

- Hi, I was callin' to find out how I could become

a Lyft driver?

You have to have a valid driver's license

and fill out our online app.

Then bring in your car to a hub so we can expect it.

Then, once everything is approved, you're good to go.

- Okay, so that's it?

Yes, sir.

- Thanks.

Home remedies for hiccups.

Traditional healer.

Whoa.

Hm.

She might be able to help.

Randy Glass?

- Yes.

- Here's your prescription.

It's gonna be 20 dollars.

Is it gonna be cash or card?

- Uh.

Cash.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

You're welcome.

Randy Glass?

- Yep.

Here you go.

- Thank you.

You're welcome.

- Congrats on the Shift Manager.

- Thanks, man.

Hey, bro.

Hurry up.

Come on.

Hey, hey, I gotta get my bag.

My keys in there.

Man, forget that bag.

Forget them keys.

I'm out.

Man, where y'all goin'?

We don't get off 'til six.

- Man, we about to go cash these checks, brother.

He overpaid us.

Well, how much?

I ain't gonna tell you.

You'd go and snitch.

What?

What?

Clear souffle' plastic lids.

Item six, 16 slotted plastic lids.

Item seven, 16 oz up foam.

Item eight, paprika.

- Come back in 15 minutes, Randy.

I'm orderin' supplies right now.

Item 11, egg fresh shells.

Item 12, apple cider vinegar.

Item 13, 12 count brownie.

Item 4, diced tomatoes.

Item 15, cream vanilla-

Half?

I'm not givin' y'all half of my check, bro.

No way, bro, you're crazy.

- Okay.

What about 3500?

- You cashed all my other checks for 10 dollars.

Why would I give you 3500 dollars?

- I can't cash this.

It's too high of a risk.

- All right, man, I'll give you 500 dollars.

- 1500 dollars.

- Okay.

Deal.

You're not gonna cash it or somethin', man?

- You gotta sign it.

And I need about 3000 in singles.

- What's your routing number?

- Routing number?

I don't got that with me.

- I need to set up direct deposit.

- Naw, naw, man.

I don't want direct deposit.

I told you I need cash.

Cash.

- It's gonna cost you 500 more.

Done negotiating after that.

- All right.

All right, man.

- Unbelievable.

Seven rags.

Seven, baby.

That's what I'm talkin' about, baby.

Seven.

Seven.

Let's get it, baby.

Let's get it, let's get it, let's get it, let's get it.

Get it.

Let's go!

7,000.

7 rags.

I knew there was

somethin' special about you.

You wanna take it for a ride?

You need some water?

Naw, I'm okay.

My neighbor's wife had a car just like this.

They had it forever.

They took it on road trips and everything.

You see those miles?

Those are original low miles on this car.

We had it inspected.

This car is perfect for you.

- Yeah, I like it.

How much y'all want for it?

8,000 dollars.

- Ah, that's too much.

I can't swing that.

Since you came back to the dealership

so early,

I'm gonna let you have it for 7500.

- What about 6,000?

- You pay 7,000 in cash.

And I will sell it to you.

- All right.

Okay, I'll take it.

- You sure?

You wanna take that 7,000 dollars,

apply it towards that truck,

and we can finance the difference?

- Mm, no, I'm cool.

I like this one.

- Okay, get what you like.

Okay, I'm gonna print the rest of the paperwork.

And, you're gonna need car insurance.

- Hold on.

I'm gonna go check for you.

Okay.

Hello?

- Hi, is this Dr. Adriana?

Yes?

- Do you cure the hiccups?

Hiccups?

Yes.

- Okay.

Do I need to make an appointment?

No, just come.

- Okay, your insurance is gonna be 800 dollars down

and you can drive off the lot.

Now, you can't afford that.

Do you have somebody you can borrow that money from?

Hey, where you goin'?

- Oh, he must be goin' to get the insurance money.

followed by the spotlight

of them type of nights

miss when it's time to do this

waitin' on the slice

I don't ask no first

I don't act so right

ain't gonna help her

remembering is the fact

want you to ignite with us"

Hello?

Where's your fine ass?

- Hey, babe, we all set.

What you doin'?

- Just waitin' on the mail now.

Okay, I'm about to do these photo shoots.

- Babe, you ain't got to do no more photo shoots.

I got to get this money.

- We don't need no more money.

I don't know.

- Just cancel everybody and leave.

Nah, just one more shoot.

What you about to do?

- I'm about to go to my job, get all my stuff.

I'm gonna run to the studio now.

- Okay.

Call me when you get there.

Please leave your message for-

Yo, this Elbow.

Talk to me.

- Excuse me, bro?

- Yo?

- You know where North Las Vegas at?

- We in Vegas.

I'm on vacation.

We in Vegas.

- No, I meant like North.

Nevermind.

Hey.

Excuse me.

Are you from here?

- Yeah?

- I'm tryin' to get to Las Vegas.

North Las Vegas.

- Girl.

He got my favorite car.

Look like he kinda drunk, though, but.

He cute.

I'm gon' call you back.

That's my favorite kinda car right here.

Mustang.

And my favorite color is yellow.

Wait.

Hello?

Yeah, this is August.

Yes, my name is August, like the month.

Hello?

Look, I don't really like dealin' with no one-line

appointment schedulin' people.

Can I just talk to Zap?

He knows me.

All right, just tell him I'm on my way.

I'm just runnin' late.

All right.

So, I-15 North is that way.

Wait.

Where you from?

- From Detroit.

- Hm.

You here on vacation?

- I'm, uh-

- Your princess with you?

- I'm here to see a lady, so.

- Hm.

As you should.

And you should take her about 300 red roses, too.

- All right.

- But I'm on my way to this photo shoot,

so do you mind if I take a pic in front of your car?

No, go ahead.

- This angle.

Here.

Take this pic.

How do I find North Las Vegas?

- Okay.

You gon' go right that way.

And then you're gonna make a right at the next light.

And then you're gonna go left.

And then you gonna veer-

You know what?

It's too much.

Why don't you just let me ride with you

and then you can drop me off at the studio afterwards?

- All right, come on.

- There.

So what's you sippin' on?

Uh, right now, nothin'.

You ain't buzzed at all?

I'm tryin' to take care of these hiccups.

I got a chronic case, all right?

All you gotta do is drink a whole

bunch of water.

And then you gotta hold your breath-

I already tried all that.

It didn't work.

That's kinda why I'm here.

I know this might sound backwards, but

champagne always works for me.

- I thought about that.

- So where this lady's office at?

What's the address?

There ain't no address.

Just says North Las Vegas.

Does it say North Las Vegas Boulevard or what?

- No.

Just google it.

Let me see.

This is not real.

Yes it is.

Look, scroll down.

Read the testimonials.

- Ain't no way this is real.

- Dude with sleep disorder.

Cured him in one visit.

- Mm. Mm.

- Scroll down some more.

- Yeah?

- Severe anxiety.

Cured him, too.

You're so damn negative.

- No.

Oh my God.

Okay.

Mm.

- I believe her.

And I ain't come all the way out here to not try.

- This angle, though.

Oo.

Oo, yes.

Yes.

- This ain't even your phone.

- Ah.

- Selfies and shit.

- All right.

So why don't you just try, like, some scare tactics?

- Right.

Scare tactics.

CBD.

They better not try to overcharge me.

'Cause I know how they do.

- Uncle Elbow.

Uncle Elbow?

- Nephew?

Is that you?

Yes.

- Oh, damn.

Look at you, man.

What you doin' out here in LV?

Look like I'm lookin' at a ghost, boy.

Oh no.

You out here for that 30 dollars I owe you

from that fantasy football.

- You mean 50 dollars.

- I told you.

As soon as I sell that iPhone, I'm gonna Cash app you.

Right.

And that's why you wasn't pickin' up your phone for?

I'm not even here for that.

I'm actually here to see a doctor for my hiccups.

I'm on my way to this dispensary.

Now, I know you don't smoke, but come walk with me, man.

Come on.

You're comin' with me.

- All right.

I got a couple runs to make, though, huh?

What?

One hell of a night, nephew?

Ooh.

Dawg.

Is that your whip?

Ooh.

Let's hit the strip.

I gotta ride in that.

I gotta drop her off first.

Where your whip at?

- Aw, hell, it's in the shop.

It at my boy garage.

Been waitin' on that thing to get fixed.

You know how that goes.

Hold on!

I'm in that cab right there, nephew, all right?

Who is that?

That's August.

I just met her.

She the one who showin' me where North Las Vegas at.

Is that right?

Well, lucky for her, it's right down the street.

Therefore, you can leave her ass here and I'm ridin'

with you.

- No, I can't leave her here.

I gotta at least drop her off for helpin' me.

I mean, you can get in the backseat.

- Hold on, nephew.

Elbow don't do backseats.

She look suspect, anyway, man.

Put her ass in the back.

- I can't do that.

That's a girl.

What?

I'm your uncle, man.

Put that bitch in the back seat.

You know what?

You're not gonna leave me here.

I'm callin' granddaddy William right now.

Okay, okay, look.

I'm about to drop her off.

I mean, you ain't gotta do that, okay?

Look, I'm gonna drop her off first

and then I'm gonna come back and pick you up.

- No way, nephew.

You're not comin' back and I'm damn sure not about to

wait here and see.

Let me get some of that.

Hold on!

Look.

That's my cab right there.

I'm gonna follow you 'cause I gotsta ride in that

convertible, man.

Don't leave me, nephew.

- I'm not gonna.

I don't even know where I'm goin'.

How am I gonna leave you?

Good.

Me-mosa.

Me.

- Didn't work.

What?

- The champagne.

But I am feelin' nice, though.

we do when we're alone

- Hello?

- Nephew.

You wouldn't believe I ran out of cab fare.

He just stopped.

What up, Uncle?

- So, look, this what I need you to do.

I need you come up on, then exit.

Hold up.

So I need 'bout what?

10, 15 dollars?

Yep.

- All right, look, man.

Where you at?

- Come up, make a left.

I'm on the first street on the right.

- Hey, what's happening?

- I told her we was ballers, man,

and we got the car that they can use.

- What?

- Look, man, they shootin' a music video in there.

And I said, "Look, we got a sports car you can use."

She was like, "Word?"

I was like, "Word."

They gon' let us watch.

May be able to hook up with them afterwords, too.

Seen her?

All right.

All right.

- I'm not tryin' to see no music video.

Where's your cab?

I gotta go see this lady.

- Come on, man.

Look, I just wanna see how they shoot it.

Man, look it, there's bitches in there.

Fine bitches too.

- I'm ready to go.

- Come on, Randy.

I gotta see this one girl do her thing.

She said it's her turn to pop off in the camera.

And I know that motherfuckin' girl gonna be like boom!

- Cut, cut.

- Why, wassup, baby?

How do I look?

- No, you look good, man.

We just too empty in here.

We gotta bring some people in here, man.

Come over here, man.

Put these glasses on, man.

Fold your arms like a security guard in the corner

or somethin'.

Hey, cutie, how you doin'?

Come over here. - Me?

Oh my goodness.

- Take some selfies next to him.

Come here and stand over here.

Don't rap to it, just dance.

Just dance right now.

Just dance to it.

Action, action.

I'm finally famous, baby, yes I am.

Hey, hey.

Cut the music.

Damn good, rapper.

One more scene and we're gonna shoot that hot tub scene.

- My neighbor told me there's a party

goin' on over here.

That's not what I rent my house out for.

You gotta go.

- Yo, I got this spot for another two days.

And we gotta drop this video.

- You can drop your video, but it ain't gonna be

in my house.

Breach of contract.

No parties, no filmin-

- Man, that's bullshit.

I'm not gonna let no bum with a piece of paper

tell me what I gotta do.

Hey, hey, yo.

Slow down, big fella.

- You can cut all the tough talk, my man.

Wait, wait.

I need everybody to stop what you're doin'.

Look, we can handle these one of two ways.

You can get arrested or you can just leave.

But, y'all're gonna have to settle this in court.

- Right now, everybody gonna have to get outta here.

Y'all gotta go.

And I'm gon' need some IDs.

Make sure there ain't no minors in here

with all this alcohol on the set.

Hey, hey, man.

I'm lettin' you know right now.

I'm on probation, man, and none of this stuff is real.

We just shootin' a video, man.

Probation for what?

Aw, y'all are drunk.

I need everybody to get their IDs.

I need to see ID.

- Got my ID.

You're goin' to jail if you ain't got it.

All right?

Sometime this week, big fella.

Man, whatever.

- Need to check on Bateman.

Elroy Glass.

- Oh shit, I gotta go to the bathroom.

I'm followin' you.

- Daniel, Octavia and Elroy has warrants.

- Where is Octavia Bateman

and Elroy Glass?

Where'd them two go?

Octavia Bateman is armed

and dangerous.

Repeat, armed and dangerous.

- Hey, everybody here, get your hands up.

Everybody.

I need everybody out here get your hands up right now.

- Why do I gotta get my hands up?

I own this house.

- Look, I know, sir.

I just need you to leave right now 'til I can

get this situation under control.

Everybody get out.

Everybody.

Get outta here.

Keep your hands up.

Keep your hands where I can see 'em.

Hands up.

You.

You up against the wall.

Come on.

Please leave your message-

- Not answerin' the phone.

You move before I get these cuffs on,

it's over.

Finally got your ass, Octavia.

Yes sir.

- This is unit 1-15.

We have Nevada's most wanted in custody

and we'll be bringin' her in shortly.

Copy that.

- Girl.

What the hell you do?

What'd you do?

You a killer?

Oh, you got the breaks, huh?

Damn.

I was fucking with gangster bitches.

Boy, you're a bad mother.

- I left my money.

- Money?

What money?

- My money was left in the house.

- Are you drunk?

Get outta here.

No, this guy.

They already got him out, they came back in.

He's tryin' to come back in the house.

Excuse me, Sheriff.

I left my property, my money.

It's in there.

- You need to go talk to him.

- But I just-

Randy, look.

Go to the police department, man.

Hey!

Come and get me, man. - Back up from the property.

- Come pick me up, man.

Come get me, too!

- Girl, ain't nobody comin' to get yo ass.

You's the reason we up in here.

Shit.

Too damn scared to jump out the damn windows.

Nephew!

Go downtown to the bail bondsman.

You know, the one with the commercial.

"Don't be caught in a county trip.

And don't let the cops catch you slippin'.

Eight ball bails bond, baby."

Don't be in the county trippin'

and don't let the cops catch you slippin'.

Call Eight Ball Bail Bonds.

Las Vegas, Nevada, baby.

Get it in.

Elroy Glass?

Like the window?

Okay.

What station is he in and how much is his warrant?

Yeah.

Do you know if there's any other law enforcement

that's lookin' for him?

Okay.

Okay.

I'll be there to get him out tonight.

And the other four.

I'll see you soon.

It's gonna be about 1800 to get him out tonight.

Okay.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Wouldn't it just be better to wait until he goes to court?

So, he can some money?

- I mean, you can, but, it's gonna be about a week.

No, that's too long.

I'm gonna get him out tonight.

- Look, are you sure?

- Yeah, I'm sure.

My grand dad will kill me.

That's 1800.

- Thank you.

Okay.

Let me get you a receipt.

Where would you like for me to tell him you're stayin'?

- Highland Inn.

Room 114.

How long you think it's gonna take him?

- I got five people to bail out.

Three's from outta town.

And one from Mexico that I gotta get out before

he goes to court.

And your guy.

It's gonna be awhile.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

Thank you so much.

How are we s'posed to find her?

I can't believe she don't have an address.

- Just call her.

Please leave your message for-

- She didn't answer.

Voicemail.

- All right, so how 'bout you just try to hold

your breath until she does?

I mean, that might actually help you get rid

of the hiccups.

Fake anyway.

- No she's not.

She's real.

I told you that earlier, remember?

Look.

She helped them, so she can help me.

Mmhm. - Look.

Would you look at the phone?

Look at the damn phone- - No.

Stop.

- Can you get me my phone?

- No.

You get it. - Can you please get me

my phone? - No, you get it!

Look.

It's been a rough ass month.

You get it.

Look.

I been makin' some stupid ass decisions.

When my uncle get outta jail, I think I'm gonna just

take my ass home.

And I'ma just take the rest of my money, buy a car,

and go back to work.

- Randy, look.

Look.

Ain't no doctor's offices out here.

Wait a minute.

Let me just check, okay?

Location says it's right here.

Whenever I click on the marker,

it gives me this location.

- A tent?

A tent?

Randy, she lives in a tent?

She might be in there.

Oh my God, a doctor in a tent.

- You didn't even let me look yet.

- This is stupid.

Stupid.

- I got a chronic case of the hiccups and I need help.

And I'm just tryin' to find out where she is.

I didn't come all the way out here to turn back now.

Can we just at least go look?

- Fine.

- Excuse me, Adriana?

Adriana?

I can't believe you came all the way

from Detroit for a Curandero.

- What?

- A Curandero.

You know, one of those traditional native healers.

She gotta be from Mexico.

One of those Mexican healers.

- I don't care where she from.

As long as she can take care of my hiccups,

I'm all in.

- All in, huh?

You know,

most people come to Vegas.

For vacation.

To gamble.

Drive nice cars.

Party.

Do drugs.

Do a

pretty girl.

I want you to know that I'm your pretty girl, Randy.

- Who is it?

Yo!

It's me, man, open the door!

Come on, man!

Hurry up.

Woo.

Thanks for bailin' me out, baby.

It's party time now, Nephew.

I thought you was droppin' her ass off.

Know what?

Forget it.

We can just leave her here.

So let's go get some weed, some drank.

Let's hit the strip!

Let's ride slow so everybody can see me.

You can't lock Uncle Elbow down.

I'm a beast out here.

Yeah, boy The Flamingo and Koval.

Take some pics.

Rest in peace, Tupac.

Pour out a little liquor.

Damn.

Ooh.

I'm hungry as hell.

What you got around here to eat?

- I'm hungry too, but I ain't got no extra money right now.

I got the rest of the money for Adriana.

How did you get here anyway?

Aw, man, you know Eight Ball give you an uber

when they bail you out.

But, check it.

I was in the ride share with about five felons.

Squashed in the little ass car, smellin' bad.

- Wait.

Wait, wait, wait.

What'd you say?

- I said it stank.

- Uh uh.

Not you.

Randy.

- I said I was hungry.

Why?

You too?

- Naw, you said you only have enough money for Adriana?

- Right.

- Man, you wouldn't believe.

Cats was trippin'.

They had them missin' flights back home.

This one cat left all his shit at the hotel,

rushin' to catch a flight,

because he wasn't even supposed to be here.

He was on probation back home.

But, let me tell you, you know that ol' girl

I was arrested with?

Man, blasted a bitch 'cause she messed up her eyebrow.

You know, straight cold.

Right now, she is wanted for murder.

- You owe me 7,000 dollars.

What?

- What?

Whatchu talkin' 'bout now?

- You heard me.

7,000 dollars.

I been with you all day and I charge by the hour.

I want my money.

- You a call girl?

I knew I seen her around here somewhere before.

That's why I told you to leave her ass at the store.

Did you even hit it?

Did you smell it?

'Cause 7,000 dollars, Nephew, is, like, damn!

- Call girl?

You was with me all day.

You were supposed to be helpin' me find Adriana.

Then I was gonna drop you off to the photo shoot

at the studio. - You a prostitute?

Man, get the hell outta here.

Stop!

Get off of me.

I'm not leavin' until I get my money.

Oh, you're gettin' out of here.

Get off of me!

You gettin' out of here!

- Chill, chill, chill.

Prostitute?

Really?

- See, man, I told you.

You shoulda called me when you got here.

I coulda warned you about shit like that.

- I did call you.

You did not pick up.

'Cause you owe me fifty dollars.

- Thirty dollars.

Hell, it shoulda been 20 how you holdin' onto all those

good quarterbacks.

- Don't nobody hold on to no good quarterbacks.

Now, you had all the runnin' backs.

It was fifty dollars.

- Bullshit.

You had Brees.

You had Wilson.

And you had Patrick Mahomes.

- You just mad 'cause I didn't trade you Jameis Winston.

- Famous Crab Leg Jameis!

- I don't have time for this.

August, I don't got time-

- What up, doe?

- I think you got the wrong room.

- What up, doe?

- This is room 114.

Hey, you from Detroit or somethin'?

- No, I got the right room.

I'm here for my girl, August.

I got some people from up that way.

And that's how they talk.

What up, doe?

Detroit versus everybody.

- I'm here for my homegirl August right here.

She said one of y'all in here owe me 7,000

and I need that money.

That's crazy.

She was just with me.

I didn't know.

If I woulda known that.

I don't owe her 7,000 dollars, man.

Man, she was just with me all day.

- All day, huh?

Yeah.

- All day?

That means she escorted you.

I need that money.

Man, I knew I recognized her.

- Hey, keep your fuckin' hands down, man.

She friends with them strippers from that

titty bar.

Damn.

What is her name?

Nina.

Nina, that's right.

Nina like the gun, man.

Look, she got that money.

And she cold, too.

- Nina, huh?

Nina.

Nina, huh?

You just sit right here for a minute.

August actually say y'all was hungry.

I'm hungry too.

My treat.

Hell yeah.

I been locked up all day.

I'm hungrier than a motherfucker.

- Naw, man, we good.

You ain't hungry?

What you mean you good?

You ain't hungry?

- Naw, we're gonna chill here.

Oh, okay, you're gonna chill right here.

Oh, okay.

I got another suggestion.

Your treat.

Let's go.

You know what, I'm a pretty cool guy,

as long as I ain't mad.

August, you know.

You know.

Now, I'ma ask you for the last time.

Where is Nina?

I don't know.

I don't even like her like that.

Why would I keep up with her?

Bitch.

That bitch got me for 160,000 of my money.

Took that shit right outta my stash.

And now I can't find her.

That's why you're not supposed to leave nobody

in your motherfuckin' house for a long period of time.

Definitely a woman.

I been lookin' for her.

That's my top money maker.

Now I can't find her.

- Can you please stop wavin' that gun around

before somebody gets shot in the back of the head

like that dude in "Pulp Fiction"?

Now, I know where Nina at.

She at H.T.'s right about now.

So you can go ahead and drop us off right here.

- Shut up.

- I been up there all day.

I been lookin' for her all week.

Stop all that goddamn hiccupin'.

Hiccup again, motherfucker.

You drunk?

Okay, I'll stop.

- Now, listen.

Listen.

You definitely listen.

I want my 7,000.

I'll be at your hotel room tomorrow to pick it up.

You hear me?

Get the fuck out.

I got somethin' to show you.

Please leave your message for-

Hello, this is Zap's Photography

at Westside Studio.

Where first your zapped and then you can relax.

- Babe, I'm at the spot.

I'm ready.

Call me.

Hurry up.

Get the fuck over there.

Come over here.

Zap!

Zap, Zap, no, no.

Zap, are you okay?

Are you alive?

Hey, hey, hey shut up.

Damn, dude.

I'll deal with you after I deal

with Nina's little boyfriend.

Where is Nina?

Huh? Huh?

- You didn't even let him answer the question!

- Get the fuck up.

Get the fuck up.

Shut up.

Hey, you better back the fuck up or I'll blow

this pretty bitch's head off.

I want my 160,000.

Pay me my money, I'll bring this bitch.

Go get my 160,000.

I want all of it.

- Come on, man.

Damn.

- Okay, I'm gonna get it. - Do you hear me?

Do you hear me? - I hear you.

- Okay, cool.

Get the fuck in the car.

I want my money.

Go get my money.

Come on, man, we don't even know her like that.

I'll see you back at the hotel.

Tomorrow night.

Where're we at?

Man, that guy gotta be dead.

We gotta call the police.

Yeah, you can, but not on my phone.

Man, I just got outta jail.

Use yours.

- It's at the room.

- Look, man, I don't want no parts of this.

You need to go back to Detroit

before anything else happens.

- He could still be alive.

We should call the police.

- Look, man, like I said, you can call the police.

Just not on my phone.

Use somebody else's.

- So, that's just it.

And we gonna forget about August?

We ain't gonna try to get her?

- What?

Nah, forget about her.

She the reason we in the middle of this.

Look, I don't give a shit about her.

And I don't care what they do to her.

- Well.

- Look.

Man, you like her?

Aw, man, this boy in love.

Man, she don't care about you.

Don't you see that?

She only care about money.

You know what?

You need to let that go and get back home.

- You know what?

Your friend Nina only care about the money.

Why don't she give that back to Eugene so August

don't get hurt?

- Why you like her so much?

- I cannot find Nina without you.

And I just wanna make sure August don't get hurt.

- Look.

Yes.

I do know her cousin.

And, yes, she did mention Nina to me before.

Damn, Nephew, I'm tired.

Man, you done gave me the hiccups.

Man, get away from me.

- Unc.

Unc!

- It's dead.

Damn.

Where's outlets?

Answer that.

Hello?

Man, ain't nobody ordered no fuckin' wake up call.

Look here, bitch, just bring me a cheeseburger.

Huh?

There ain't no room service?

Close them blinds, Neph.

Why you up so early?

- On Detroit time.

Why you sleepin' on the floor?

- Sleep like this 'cause the dude was shootin'

last night, man.

- I gotta get that money for Adriana.

I gotta raise two grand, bro.

I gotta figure this out.

- Well, man, we can get the money.

We just gotta find Nina.

- Nah.

That's Eugene money, not mine.

We don't want no parts of that.

I'm gonna go back home, see my regular doctor.

- Okay, look, I still wanna find her.

This dude got 160,000.

I need about two grand today.

- Oh, you need 2,000 dollars?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, look, check it.

I got those Ox bolox for the fidean.

Yo, all 30 in here?

- Yeah.

- Feels good, man, feels good.

Okay, look-

Oh, a stack?

And eight honey buns?

All right, sure.

In a minute.

1800 for the pills.

So you only need 200 dollars.

- Yeah.

All right, I can trade in the rental.

Grab like a minivan or somethin'.

That should save me like two or three hundred.

and then bring it back

Now look, Nephew.

Next two exits.

Come up on the next two exits.

Spring Valley, a'ight?

16, 17,

18, 19,

20.

And a honey bun for the player.

Nice doin' business with you, Nephew.

It's all about the money, man!

- Wait, why you get that?

- Just like Denzel said.

"Taxation without representation."

It ain't nothin' free in this world, Nephew.

You lucky Uncle Elbow-havin'-motherfucker, you!

You ain't made me no money.

None.

What's up?

You know.

I been knowin' you for 10 months now.

I ain't think it would be this hard to break you.

But you yet to make me some money.

What's up with that?

- It's because I'm not a prostitute, Eugene.

I see those other girls and I can't.

I just can't.

Take a shot.

Relax.

- I don't want it.

I don't want it.

- Take the fuckin' shot.

Relax.

'Bout time you let me hit that anyway.

Relax.

I just said relax.

- Stop!

- Didn't I tell you to relax?

What you trippin' for?

Come here.

- No, no, no.

Relax.

Relax.

Hey!

What you doin'?

Open this door.

Open the fuckin' door!

Relax!

I said relax.

Open the door.

Man, this where Nina actually stayin' right here.

I was over here a while back playin' cards, you know,

drinkin' and all that.

And I think her cousin like me too.

Come on, man.

Look at me, baby.

You crazy, man.

Oh yeah.

Oh yeah.

Who is it?

Is Mia here?

Who are you?

Elbow.

I'm Ant homeboy.

- Elbow.

Why you never call me?

- I was drunk.

And I lost my phone the same night I left here.

But, I remember where you stayed at.

So, I thought I would drop by.

So, here I am.

This my nephew, Randy.

Randy, Mia.

Mia, Randy.

- Come on.

- Same body.

Still cold.

- Thank you.

- I bet you can't shake and bake that thing

at the same time.

- You was at the card game the other day.

You saw me twerkin', that's why you here.

- True, true.

So go ahead.

Let me get that Facebook Live performance, baby, go ahead.

Throw that thing down.

Forget all that.

Where is Nina?

- What?

Why you wanna know?

You know what?

It's time for y'all to leave.

- Well, can you tell her we got a message for her

from Eugene?

- Who the fuck are you?

And why would you answer the door?

If you don't leave right now, I'll blow you away.

- Look, Nina, hold on, look.

We only here to tell you that Eugene hold August

until he gets his money back.

- What money?

That's my money.

- Maybe if you would let me speak, I could tell you

what happened.

Please, put the gun down.

- I know Mia.

Mia know me.

We don't know him.

Plus, I was tryin' to get Mia to be my baby mama.

- Mia, you know him?

- Yeah.

Let me put Mama gun back.

- So, he killed him?

From what we seen.

We called 911, but we didn't stay.

Because, well.

You know.

I know.

I understand.

I been tryin' to leave.

I been waitin' on my passport to come in the mail.

I been sleepin' in my storage bin.

I been checkin' my P.O. box for a week.

I just came here just to sleep in a normal house

for one night.

We and Zap 'posed to been gone.

We was gonna start off fresh in Puerto Rico.

That's where he's from.

His family is there.

- Look.

I'm drivin' you to Phoenix tonight.

I'll bring your damn passport to you.

Eugene will never see you again.

- Shoulda been down there.

Damn.

- Nina.

You should give him the money back.

Are you crazy?

That maniac just killed her dude.

- Well, at least for August's sake.

Do you really wanna be lookin' over your shoulder

for the rest of your life, Nina?

- He's not gonna do nothin' to August.

He been tryin' to fuck her for the longest.

- Look, Nina.

You can buy a corvette with that money.

You can even get icy with that money.

You can even put a big down payment on a race

with that money.

But it'd be wrong.

So, look, Nina.

What I need you to do is just think about it.

Today and tomorrow.

Make sure you make a decision that you can live with.

Okay?

- Okay.

- Look, man, she said she stayed in her storage bin.

- Man, that's 'cause she's hidin'

from that crazy motherfucker.

- Yeah, but you're not thinkin', man.

- Thinkin' about what?

- Look, if that's where she stay,

that's where the money is.

- Yeah, no, see, I'm not doin' that.

No, you crazy.

I'm not.

No. - Why not?

I thought you wanted to save August.

- Look, I'm not gettin' caught in no love triangles.

I'ma just let Nina give him the money.

- Look, man, if you believe that, Nephew.

You a fool.

Come on, let's just go see.

Look, man, check this out.

Self-Storage.

Henderson, Nevada.

Lot seven, locker 153.

Let's just go see.

- You took a pic?

- Yes I did.

- Slick ass.

- So, look, let's get this money and take it back

to the hotel.

And get August.

- No.

I'm just gonna go see Adriana.

Nina will take the money back to him.

I'm gonna go see her and then I'm goin'

back to Detroit, man.

That's it.

- Okay. Well, hell.

Just drop me off on the strip.

Let me go get me a beer.

And two shots.

- This the doctor you was talkin' about, Nephew?

- Adriana?

- Yes.

How can I help you?

- I need help with my hiccups.

What the hell, Randy?

You tellin' me we did all that for this?

Shut up, man.

- Please.

Remove your shoes.

- I can't believe you, Nephew.

- Shut up, man.

- How long have you had the hiccups

and where you from?

It's been about a month or so.

From Detroit.

My doctor said I had a chronic case of the hiccups.

And, I needed to try some home remedies,

so I came to you.

Do you have a cure?

- Yes.

- What do I have to do?

How much does it cost?

5,000 dollars.

5,000?

I thought the ad said it was 2,000.

How did it go up?

- Man, Randy, you crazy.

- It is no simple.

My services start at 2,000.

I do not wish to sell myself short.

- You damn right.

And, if you smart, we'll leave.

Randy, let's go.

- No, that's stupid.

Why would I leave?

She has the cure.

I had the money when I got here.

Can I give you 2,000 now and bring the rest back later?

- Mm, no.

Pay me in full or no healing services for you.

That's it.

I'm gone.

- Okay.

I'ma go talk to my uncle.

Be right back.

- Man, this is a scam, Nephew.

- No it's not.

I believe her.

She has a cure.

- Well, look, she askin' for more money

that you ain't got, so.

- So?

I know where the money at, remember?

U-haul storage.

Henderson, Nevada.

Lot seven.

Locker 153.

I can go if you ain't down.

- What?

160,000 dollars?

Hell yeah, I'm down.

You ever have a fish taco before?

Man, that's my favorite.

If Coney Island don't got it,

I ain't never had it.

What about street corn?

What's that?

It's about damn near the best corn

you ever had in your life, boy.

You can get it on the cob or you can get it in the bowl.

I like mine in the bowl.

Get a little more corn at the bottom.

Check.

It's up there runnin' with Grandma's fried corn.

- No, no way.

Hell naw.

- Boy, I tell you.

- I'ma have to try it.

- So, look, man.

What we gonna do with the money?

We gonna split it?

- Hell no, man.

I'm payin' Adriana and I'm gonna take the rest to the hotel.

Then let Eugene know it's all there.

- Man, come on, man.

After all this runnin' around I been doin'?

I can at least get some to fix my ride?

- Okay, I'll give you a thousand.

A thousand dollars?

You gon' give me a thousand dollars?

- Yes.

- Look, man, I'm tryin' to drop a new engine in that thing

and put candy paint on it.

Them fish tacos were slappin'.

I told you, Nephew.

I ain't gonna steer you wrong, baby.

Hey, that look like old girl that we saw at the tent.

You know what though?

Coney Island got a better fish sandwich.

- Man, who in the hell order a fish sandwich

from Coney Island, man?

I always get that cheeseburger deluxe or that coney special.

But, you know what I do need right now?

That buzz ball cold, Nephew.

- How did we not see anything?

All that for nothing.

- Look, man, obviously it's not there, Nephew.

She took it with her.

So, look, let's go back over there.

I'll distract Mia while you go look for the money.

How 'bout that?

She want more money than you ain't got, so.

So?

I know where the rest of the money at.

Henderson, Nevada U-haul storage.

Lot seven.

Locker 153, remember?

Uncle.

When's the last time you saw Adriana?

I thought I seen her up at the taco patio.

- Are you sure?

Man, I'm positive, Nephew.

Look, man, this is where I seen her.

I seen her right here.

Are you sure you seen her right here?

- Man, look, there she goes!

Just gettin' on the bus there.

And she got the money.

Hurry up!

Pull over, man!

There she go right there on the bus.

Go.

Go, go, go, go, go!

The little sneaky ass.

Man, call her phone.

Shit.

Please leave your message for-

Shit, she pushed me to voicemail.

Man, do a Hellcat donut in front of the bus stop.

Man, I'm just gonna go up there and I'm just gonna hit

her ass in the head and just gonna hop off the bus

and take the money.

Why would I do that?

That's bringin' too much attention.

Why don't we just wait 'til she get off the bus?

Park at the next stop.

Let me out and I'm gonna run up and hit her ass in the head

with your shoe.

It's just gonna look like she sleep anyway.

You sound crazy.

Did you forget she saw your face?

Why don't we just follow behind the bus?

Look, man, there she go!

Adriana!

Goddamn, Nephew.

Go and get the van!

Damn.

- Hello?

Where you at?

- She at the Turfesa.

- Where's that at?

Hello?

Turfesa.

International transit center.

.2 miles.

That's down the street.

Adriana!

Hey!

Adriana!

Hi.

Did you see my uncle?

I mean the guy I was with earlier?

- Yes.

I did.

What did he say?

Did he say anything to you?

- Yes and he took the box.

- The box with the money?

- Yes.

- Okay, so now I have the money for the cure.

Can I get it?

- 15,000 now.

Are you sure you have the money?

- 15.

15,000?

Yes, I have the money.

15,000?

What, that's insane.

Why you go up on me?

Could you just ride with me and I can get the cure

right now?

- No.

I don't need a ride.

- Well, where did he go?

- He say something about a-

- What's up, baby? - Hey, what's going on?

- How much for this one?

- Man 1599 plus tax.

- Plus tax?

All right, I'ma check it.

I'm gonna need the windows tinted, armor-all on the tire.

I need you to shine that thing up, all right, man?

- I gotchu.

I gotchu.

Let's wrap it up.

- Hold on.

Hello?

Hey, look, man, this my manager on the phone.

He sayin' I need to get to New York to shoot a music video.

- Aw, man, I got you.

Okay.

All right.

- Yeah, man, I'm at the dealership, man.

I'm about to cop a new ride and sell my old one.

What?

Naw, man.

Look.

It's enough money for both of us.

I'm on Boulder Highway, man.

Come on, hurry up.

All right.

- You good? - I'm good.

I'm with it.

- Okay.

- Watch, watch, watch.

Watch out, man, watch out.

- I was openin' the door for you, man.

- No, no.

You just get over there.

- Let me hold the money, though.

- Come on, man, just get over there.

- All right.

- I can't believe you.

Adriana was right there and you know I needed the money.

- Not all of it.

Look, we can split it.

- No, that's the portion I'm gettin' for August.

- Man.

Look, bro.

She don't even care about you.

Ain't nothin' gonna happen to her.

'Cause, look, they don't even know we got it.

- See?

That's where you're wrong.

She do care about me.

Which is why I'm gonna give 'im the money for her.

Look, man, Adriana already knew.

So what makes you think nobody else knows?

- Man, you crazy.

Look, just give me 'bout 2 Gs of it

so I can shoot this movie.

Please?

- A thousand minus the 50 you already owe me

for fantasy football.

- Look, Neph, I'm not about to sit here and argue

with your ass.

Just give it here!

Dang.

Hello?

Yeah, yeah, what up, doe?

Yeah, look.

I'm gonna need some of that dog food.

You got me?

All right, cool.

Yeah, man.

In a minute.

Look, man.

I'ma need you shoot out to the hood.

Money Bag Mike, what up, baby?

What up, El Bow Bow?

What' up with you, man?

You know.

Just doin' what I do.

All right, fo sho.

I'm about to get this domino and shot game goin, homie.

What's that?

Every five points I score, everybody else

have a shot.

Now, what if nobody score but you?

- Then they all fucked up and I'm chillin'.

- I hear that, I hear that.

That's that college game.

Oh yeah, it is.

It's definitely a college game.

That shit be havin' me tore up, man.

Yeah, man.

How much dog food you need man?

Uh, let me get about two.

- All right, two.

That's cool.

You know I can't front you, man.

You like to party too much.

D'usse.

All right.

Okay.

We talkin' man.

How 'bout I give you 950 and owe you 50?

You know what?

I can do that.

You can do that?

This the first time you ever got me straight, dawg.

I know, right?

Hey, what can I say?

- Yeah, I'll be right back.

All right.

So that's what we're usin' 950 on?

You got me out here doin' dope deals?

Hell, Nephew, I'm a felon.

What am I supposed to do?

Hell, you shoulda gave me more money so I can buy me

a brick.

All right, man.

Uno.

Deuce.

- Okay.

- Aight.

Fo' sho, fo' sho.

Well, I'll get on ya, dawg.

All right.

I'll see ya.

Man, that's a lot of money for a homeless woman.

- You're just mad 'cause I'm not givin' it to you.

You see this?

I gotta get rid of it.

It hurts.

- Man, whatever.

- Yes.

What is it?

You can't sleep?

You have insomnia?

Yes, I have the cure.

Just come.

So you just thought you was gonna sneak out.

You just thought you was gonna slip out on us, huh?

But what everybody wanna know is why you catch a bus

when you coulda got a taxi cab with your cheap ass?

Naw, don't shh me.

You lucky he believe in you.

'Cause I would've left.

- Who cares what you think?

You can wait outside.

- No, I ain't goin' nowhere.

'Cause you might try to slip him somethin'

or sneak out the back door with your slick ass.

- Where is the money?

Please.

Lay here.

Put your arms to your side.

- Tastes good.

- I see.

It was stress all along.

- Hell.

Well, I'll be.

- Shh.

Yo, I can't believe it, man.

She really did it.

Hey, I can't believe Adriana cured you, man.

Next time I'm stressed out, I'm goin' straight to her.

I ain't goin' to no liquor store, man.

Mm mm.

- See, that's why you gotta trust those home remedies.

Everything Grandma talk about works.

- Yeah, but this dude on the internet said that he can

pass a drug test with syrup called Certo.

Said it was nasty and to mix it with juice.

But I was gonna comment and ask him can I mix it with

rum and coke.

Drink it right before I go.

And feelin' right.

Rum and coke before your drug test?

Unc, you crazy as hell, man.

No, not literally right before.

But drink it four hours before you take the test.

You know what it was?

It was probably that oil she gave you that did it.

I wonder if it was CBD oil.

She said it was the stress, so I'd just smoke mines

in a oil pen.

- Who is it?

Room service.

We didn't order nothin'.

- I know you didn't, but you gotta pay.

Damn.

Where you from?

Cali.

You got a man?

- You only gonna see me one time.

Oh, you one of them girls, huh?

Oh, shit, you a killer?

Why I keep attractin' murderers?

Man, I'm gonna start online datin',

so I can do background checks.

What up doe?

- You can't say that.

You ain't from the D.

- Where's August?

- Know what?

I knew you was gonna ask about her.

Where my money at?

It's all there.

- Where's my 160,000?

Look.

All I owe is 7,000 for August.

I don't got nothin' to do with that.

- You know what, you right.

But how did you get 7,000?

- Hold on, man.

Hey, we just got rid of his pain pills, man.

A couple Oxys for a couple thousand.

And sold about six pair of my Yeezy's.

Here, look, word on the street is Nina at her auntie house.

- Who told you that?

Look, man, I ain't Tekashi 6x9,

but the streets is talkin'.

What you gonna do?

Kill everybody on the street?

- Okay.

Auntie Helen.

Auntie Helen.

Damn, I didn't think of that.

You better be right.

You better be fuckin' right.

Let's go.

You fuckin' liar.

- Man, what the hell was I supposed to do?

I had to think quick.

- Yeah, 'cause you don't got no fuckin' Yeezy's.

- I will as soon as you give me that big bag of money.

Who is it?

August.

You by yourself?

Yes.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Not gonna leave you by yourself.

Come on, Randy, you need to take your

nasty ass home.

Come on, let's count this money.

Spread it out so we can get up outta here.

Get outta this hot ass hotel room.

Matter-of-fact, man, let's go.

- Wanna come back to Detroit with me?

Look, y'all need to just quit all that

"Jason Lyric" love bullshit.

Let's go.

- Babe, gotta go.

- All right.

So, I just gotta hang the new clothes up, but,

you know then I'll get a little break.

Gonna come have lunch with me?

- I want to.

I'ma try.

Just gotta see if these rides are done.

You know what, just text me.

I'ma see if I'm done and then I can come over.

- All right.

- All right.

- I was also wondering if, maybe,

I could have a few dollars.

Just in case, you know, if I wanna buy any of the new stuff.

- Right, right.

I knew it was comin', so.

- I wanna look good for you, though.

- I wanna look good.

All right, here.

- Thank you.

- I'll be back. - Love you.

- Have fun today.

All right.

- Hey girl.

Hey.

- How you doin'?

Randy, right?

- Yeah.

- Little late, Randy.

I got an interview I need to be at.

- Traffic.

Sorry, man.

- It's all right. It's okay.

I got another address for you.

That way we won't be havin' any problems.

Right, man?

That's cool.

Yeah?

You look familiar.

- Uh, I grew up around here.

- You play?

You play ball?

- Yeah, yeah I do.

- The park.

- Yeah.

- About six months ago.

You was in the dress shoes and you killed them dudes.

Oh man.

- What's up, man, how you doin'?

That's crazy.

Oh my goodness.

Them dudes.

Hey, they took 400 from me last time.

Yeah.

- He bigger, stronger, just as fast.

He got better hops and he catch way better.

- No he don't.

- Yes he do.

- All right, but he catch one handed.

- Okay, and?

- Who you think better?

Julio or O'Dell?

- Man, you already know it's Julio, bro.

- Uh, I'm not too sure.

- 'Bout to pop it right here.

- Little boy, you can't pop me.

- Uh huh. - Nuh uh.

- Uh huh. - Nuh uh.

- Uh huh. - Nuh uh.

- Uh huh. - Nuh uh.

- Uh huh. - Nuh uh.

- Hey, hey, hey, chill.

Y'all.

Let me just get y'all to practice.

- Why's he goin' on the field?

- Hey.

- Hey.

- Hey. - Hi.

- I mean, I think black because you can't see black

through your outfit.

- I know, but red is just, like, more sexy.

- Yeah, but black you can't see them at all.

- Well, I still say red.

Sexual attraction.

- Okay, but black is more of a mystery.

Hey, you're a man.

What do you think?

Black for a mystery?

Or red for instant attraction?

- Uh.

Mystery, I guess.

- See, I like to feel good all the way down to my underwear.

What about you?

What color are yours?

I'm not wearing any panties.

- Okay.

Where to?

- Good evening.

So we're going to Metro Detroit Airport, right?

- So, wasn't you the one that told me I don't wanna

look over my shoulders for the rest of my life?

- What up doe?

around in the lobby wit you

some points on the board

to throw on the floor

it stacked up before

the summer on shore

change but the address

know is where the cash at

face when I'm shined up

'til it's shots fired

turn Miss Doubtfire

is becomin' expensive