All language subtitles for Sistas s02e14 Just For Me.eng

- You gonna give me my money
or I'm gonna go to the police.

- I have no idea what you--
- You're lying.

- ANDI: Previously
on "Sistas"--

- I know you did it, Zac.
- I'm gettin' real--

- I hate the day
that I met you.

- Calvin was doing
meth in the bathroom.

- I need you
to pee in this cup.

- Don't get kicked up
out this program.

- For what, bro?
- HAYDEN: Oversteppin'.

- I don't want him.
- Well, he wants you...bad.

- Can I help you?

- RYDER: You listen,
hairy black bitch.

Stay away from my baby brother.

- If we catch you around him
again,

there's going to be hell to pay.

- What did you
just say to me?

- Oh, bitch, I think
jyou heard me.

- I really think that you are
looking for someone--

- You need to shut your mouth
and listen to my brother.

Go ahead, Ryder, tell her.

- What--what, is this--
is this a joke?

- You're the joke.

- What--what the hell
did I do?

- My baby brother Preston,
he's a good kid.

He's got a good heart.

He ain't know no better.

- Okay.

Mmm,
it's like a bad dream.

- Yeah, it is like
a bad dream.

And you're a goddamn nightmare.

- Black as a ace
of spades too.

- Ace of spades.

So you ain't going to be talking
to him no more.

Not no phone calls.

Not no texts and not
no goddamn steak dinners,

you dumb bitch.
- You hear me?

- Is that right?

Who the -- do you
cracker-ass cracker,

backwoods, redneck hicks
think you're talking to?

- Well, it's far better to be in
the backwoods than from Africa.

- Africa.

- I'm from Detroit -- .

- Well, that's even worse.
- Yeah.

- You know
where that is?

It's north.
It's not in the south.

It's north.

You know it's okay.

Gon' yonder back to the country
where it's safe for you.

- See--
- 'Cause I'm at work,

and I will forget.

- We bought tickets just so
that we could get back here

so we could tell you this.
- Is that right?

- I'm telling you, keep your
black ass away from him.

- I'm telling you
to get your ass away from me.

'Cause I mean tick-tock.
[laughs]

- God, this is horrible.
What was he thinking?

- I knows it.

I'm just glad Daddy ain't here
no more to find this out.

- I'm getting punked.

- You ain't being punked, gal.
- Oh gal? Gal, gal.

- Yeah, that's what I said.
- Y'all are where he gets

that ignorant shit from, huh?
- Look,

you're just
a pretty black piece of ass.

I mean we've all had some.
- Shit.

- But he was supposed
to just get some and move on.

- Yeah.
- Not really like you.

- Who do you think you are?
Tina Turner or somethin'?

You ain't.

- By some black ass,
do you mean a black sheep

in a pasture somewhere?

'Cause I know that's kinda
what y'all people be doing.

Is that what you meant?

- And another thing.
- DANNI: Mm-hm.

- You ain't never gon'
get any of my family's money.

- What are you
hillbillies talking about?

- Real nice
with the insults.

- What, you don't
like being called hillbillies?

Is hillbillies offensive
to you, hillbillies?

I'm sorry, hillbillies.

- Better than
a trash mouth whore.

You ain't getting none
of my family's money.

We got way more
money than you.

- Oh yeah, way more.

You ain't got shit.

That's why you ain't gonna be
able to talk to him no more.

- Yeah. Don't let us
tell our mama about you.

- You mean
your auntie, sister, cousin?

Grandmother?

- We bet him he couldn't get
himself a black gal.

- Am I missing something?
- Yeah.

You gon' be missing your head
if you don't mind me.

- That's right.

- This was fun.

I enjoyed it, but it's time
for you guys to leave.

'Cause I'm at work
and I'm--I'm 'bout to not care

about this job anymore. Okay?

- You -- disgust me.

- Mm-hm.

Excuse me.

Hi, I think you forgot some of--
- ZAC: Danni, Danni.

My grandfather's stuff--
- --nothing more to do with you.

- --Alabama ingrates--
- This angry black woman

bullshit--
- Yo, yo, yo, what's going on?

- Hey, Jamal, relax.
- ZAC: What? Jamal.

I got your Jamal -- .

- You want me to call
your manager, Malik?

- You're lucky
I need this job.

- Oh!

- Oh, ho, ho.

- ♪ My girls hold me down ♪

♪ Them boys mess around ♪

♪ My love life
is a headache ♪

♪ We going out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪♪

- Oh, oh.
- Oh, sir. Sir. Oh, sir.

- Oh, oh.
- Oh, sir. Sir. Oh, sir.

- COLT: Don't touch me.
- DANNI: Oh--

- Y'all did that
on purpose.

- I did not.
- No, we didn't.

- Stay away
from me, devil woman.

- DANNI: No such a thing.
- That -- crazy.

- ZAC: Hey, what'd you say?
- You heard me.

I'll slap the shit
out of you. I'm not playing.

- --crazy.
- [groans]

- ZAC: Danni, no, no, no.

- Sir. Sir, I apologize.
Would you like to sit?

- We're gonna sue
this whole airport!

We're gonna
own this place.

- Whatever, whatever.
Get out of here.

- No, no.
- Go, go, go.

- Y'all are a bunch
of dumb, lazy--

- Say it again.
Say it again.

- What are you gonna do? What
are you gonna do, Tyrone?

I'm coming for you.

- Stop.
I'm so sorry, sir.

You are too much. Calm down.
Calm down. Calm down.

- Danni,
what the hell?

- Calm down.
- ZAC: Who was that?

- You don't want to know.
- Calling you all sorts of--

- I was there.

- I swear--oh, I should--
- Calm down.

- Why you got to keep smacking
me?

- Calm down. There's so many
cameras and witnesses.

You should be calm.

- Stop telling me
to calm down, okay?

You just ran over two people.

- They deserved it.
Go to the plane.

The supervisors are coming.
We both need this job.

- My grandfather's stuff is
gone.

- You're angry at Karen.
- Oh my God.

- Don't let that frustration--
- What is going on today?

- --out on complete strangers.
Go to the plane.

- ♪

- I've got we--I've got--okay?

- ZAC: She just hit two people.
- See you later.

- ZAC: I'm getting fired.
I'm getting fired.

- SABRINA: So, this is how
you do a report.

I expect no errors. No errors.
- I won't.

- You guys have been in here for
a long periodically time.

- Maurice,
I was helping him.

- Thank you.
- He got it. Damn it.

Go on, Geronimo,
it's closing time.

- Thank you again.
- No problem.

Have a good one.
- You too.

- What is he
talking about?

- Nothing.

- He was all
up on you.

- No, he wasn't.

- Uh-huh,
why were y'all in here so long?

- Because I
was helping him, Maurice.

- Helpin' him.

Did you see Calvin?

- He was here?

- Yes.

- Well, why?

- He was giving
me the key back.

- Oh, so you're really
letting him move in with you?

- Yes, I am, Sabrina.

- That means you
got the drug test back?

- I have them
right here.

- Oh, that
was mighty quick.

- Mm-hm.
I rushed them.

Would you like to see?

- Of course, Maurice!

- Well, here's Jacobi's.

- SABRINA: Okay.

- He's clear.
He don't even drink soda.

All he drinks is protein shakes,
steroids and stupidity.

- Wait. You can get all that
from a test?

- No, I just look
at him and see that.

He look dumb
as a fence post to me.

- SABRINA: Okay.

You know you really
shouldn't be jealous of him.

- I am not
jealous of him.

I've told you that.

- You want him.

- I do not want that man.

- Mm-hm, yes, you do.

- I have Calvin's test.

I did not open it
because I wanted us

to do it together since you had
me doing illegal activity.

- Give me
the envelope.

Maurice this is open.

- Bitch,
I couldn't wait for ya.

- He's clean.
- Exactly.

So now call him.

- You know, I gotta
stop listening to people.

- You shoulda
been did that.

- Well, this is
one less thing to worry about.

- Well, the way
that he was looking at you

and Jacobi earlier, you got two
things to worry about.

- Did he really?

- Why are you smiling?
- Hmm?

I'm not smiling.

- You're trying
to make him jealous.

- No, I'm not.
- Then stop smiling.

- Am I?

- Yes.

Now that you know he's clean,
please call him and stop

all this foolishness.

- No, I was waiting
for him to call me.

- Sabrina,
call the man.

- I'm just--hold on a second.
It's a lot to think about.

I just have to think.

- MAURICE: What is it
that you need to think about?

- I just--I didn't think
that I would end up

with
a guy like him.

- And what is
a guy like him?

- I mean, Calvin
is a great guy.

- Mm-hmm.

- I just--I just want something
a little bit more rugged.

- Oh, you want a concussion.
- What?

- Yeah. You want somebody to
knock that head

against the headboard.

- He does that.
- He does?

- Mm-hmm, he had
a headache the last time.

- Bitch, I'm talking about
you not him.

- Oh.

- What are you doing to him for
him to be knocking his head?

You a cowgirl?
- No. That's Danni.

- Bitch, whatever it is--

- I thought I would
be more compatible

with a guy like...

- Him?

- Yeah.

- He's an idiot.

- Look, no he's not.
I don't like him.

- Yes, you do.

- I just--
- Just what?

- I just, you know, would

like a guy who's more like...

hard, you know, with an edge.

- Am I missing
something?

I'm--I'm confused.
- What?

- Oh, I got it.

- What?
What do you mean?

- You are waiting
for the next best thing.

- No, I'm not, Maurice.
- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

He is not all that you
want, huh?

- It's not that.
It's just--

- Then go out with him
and dump Calvin.

- I don't want
to do that.

- Then what do you want to do?
I am confused.

- I don't know,
I'm confused myself.

- Okay, well, go out
with the man and get unconfused.

- I--no, I don't.

He works here.

- My momma always said
never put your dick

in the cash register.

- Your momma said that?

- My drag mother.
The Grand Dame.

- Look, I--I do not want him.
Okay?

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

- Yes, you do.

So, we're just going to go
on lying to each other, huh?

- I'm telling you
I'm not...interested.

- Well, he need
to zip that zipper.

Look at ya.
You like him.

You like him.
Go out with the man.

- No, no, no, no, no. Ssh.

Go back to work and don't tell
Calvin about any of this.

Here. Bye.

- Girl, this straight shit's
so boring I don't have

nothing to talk about.

Give a damn about y'all.

Bye.
- SABRINA: Bye.

- ♪

- Zac!

- Oh. We good?

- Here.

- I don't wanna smoke.

- Boy, smoke this.

- Man, naw, they be looking.
- Who's they, huh?

Ain't nobody looking.

- How do you even
have a job right now?

- They fell for it.

- Shit's crazy, bro.
Who was that?

- Preston's people.

- What?

The cowboy?

- That's some
backwoods shit, okay.

- Hell yeah, calling you all--
- I was there!

- Is he like that?

- Zac, you think I would
be with someone like that?

- I don't know.

You been in some wild shit,
and you like playing games so.

- Yeah, that's not one I play,
Zac.

- ZAC: I hope not.

'Cause you'll get killed
in Atlanta with that shit.

- They're not from
around these parts.

- Obviously.
They from the -- '50s.

- Are you calm?

- Hell no, I ain't calm.
She left all my stuff--

all my grandfather's stuff
out there to get taken.

- Here, boy.

- Woo.

Oh my God, Danni.

Where was it?

- Picture this.

The lost and found.

- I was mad.
- Yeah, mm-hmm.

- ZAC: Thank God.

Oh my God, thank God.

- And me,
but whatever.

- That shit still don't
matter to me though.

She lost my grandfather's stuff
if you ain't find it.

How she go and leave it
out there like that?

- You just goin'
switch up like that.

- Danni, I'm serious, yo.
I'm not joking.

- Just look in the box.
Make sure everything's there.

You should honestly just
be grateful that they didn't

call the bomb squad
for a random box.

- You're right, you're right.

You're right,
you're right.

It's there though.
You're right.

- Zac.
- What?

- Did you charge
that woman's credit card?

- No.

- I need you to be sure.
I mean--

- Are you sure
you want to continue

with this line of questioning,
friend?

- Look, friend, you have a truck
out of nowhere.

- It's a work--you know what,
it's a work--

- Who's just going
to give you a truck, Zac?

- I'm tired of trying to--
- What job?

- Hold on, hold on.

Here.

- DANNI: What is this?
What is this?

- It's the website I'm doing.

- Oh, this is Chain Breakers.

- Yeah.
It's a real estate company.

They work with former felons.

- Shit, Zac, this is good.

- I know, I just--
I didn't want to tell nobody.

- Why?
You could've...

- Y'all are just
mad physical, bruh.

- You coulda been
told me.

- Danni, I just need
something to break in my life.

I do.

I just need something
good to happen.

- Well, this is good.
Be happy -- shit.

- It is, but--

- But what?

- You gonna laugh but I
just wanted Karen to see me.

I just wanted her to be like,
"Oh Zac, I'm proud of you.

You did it."

I just wanted to show her.

- That you still love her.

- Danni, I'm always
gonna love her.

- You're doing this for her.

That's good.
- -- no.

- That's really sweet.
- I'm not.

I'm doing this shit for me.

She ain't never tell me
I was good at anything.

She want to be with
that new dude, cool.

I -- with it.
I don't even give a -- .

But this is for me.
I gotta show who I really am.

And the new girl, she--oh God,
she made me

feel like I could do
whatever.

She ain't never make
me feel like that.

So I'm doing this for me, Danni.

- All right.
All right, for me.

That's what's up.

- Whatever, so I'm
taking my box.

Thank you--
- Zac, listen.

- --for getting this--hold on.

Thank you for getting
this for me.

- You're welcome.

'Cause you know, believe it or
not, we are rooting for you.

I'm rooting for you.
I want you to make it.

- I know.
- I really do.

- Thanks.
- So don't -- up.

- Almost -- up with
your in-laws.

- Oh I know.
Now I'll watch that shit.

- Yeah.
You need to check that shit.

- I will as soon as
he calls me back.

- He didn't call you back?
- Not yet.

It's not like him.

- I mean--
- DANNI: But he will.

- --his wild-ass family
maybe he won't.

- Oh, no, he will. He will.

- I hope he will 'cause
I know how much you like him.

- All right, come on.

- Naw, no, naw, see, no, we
having a heart to heart, right?

I'm here crying and shit.
I've been locked up.

I'm crying to you.

You could be honest.

Why you gotta act like
you don't like him?

- Zac, maybe, maybe I don't want
to jinx it either, huh? Okay.

- ZAC: That's fair.
- Thank you. Can we go?

- ZAC: All right.
- I'm gonna talk to Karen.

- No, do not talk to Karen.

Don't say nothing to her.

She gonna believe
what she want to believe anyway.

- DANNI: I will talk to her.

You two Negroes about
to go to jail.

- ZAC: It don't matter. Just
stop bringing people to my job.

- DANNI: I didn't bring
nobody here.

- ♪

- Hey.
- Hey.

- I want to talk
to you for a second.

- What's up?

- Did you say
something to Zac?

- What?
- Don't lie to me.

- What, he told
you that?

- No, he didn't, but he was
acting strange last night.

- What do you mean?
What, you saw him last night?

- Did you say
something to him or not?

- Yeah, I did.
- What did you say?

- I told him
to stay away from you.

- Are you crazy?

- Well, Fatima,
you shouldn't be around

this kind of con man.

You know, I'm actually
gonna talk to Hughey about it.

- About what?

- You asking a guy
to do your job.

My assistant, hmm-mm.

Look, these guys,
they were in jail.

They're not safe.

- Okay. So you trying to look
out for me now?

- Yeah, I am.

- Well, let me
look out for you.

I will see who I want
when I want.

- Oh, so you are
seeing him?

- No, I'm not.

But if I wanted to I would.

And I don't want you talking
to these guys, making them

think there's something
going on between us.

- Well, something was.
- Yeah, was.

- Fatima, you are so much better
than this kind of trash, man.

I mean, look at me.
Come on now.

- You know what
your problem is?

It's that you think you
better than they are

when you could've been
any one of them.

You know how this
criminal justice system is.

- Yeah, I know that.

- All right then.

Stop trying to act like
you better than they are.

- So are you
seeing this dude or what?

- I will see who I want.

Get that shit through your head.

- Yeah, okay.

- We not having
this conversation again.

- Fatima?
- Yes.

- That seemed heated.

- I'm sorry.
Can I get you anything?

- Yes, my office.

- FATIMA: Okay.

- We need to schedule
a mediation for the Benton case.

- Already done.
- Okay.

Do you want to tell me
what that was about?

- It's fine.

- Can I tell you something?
- Sure.

- I've had a work relationship
and I wouldn't recommend it.

- It is not that.

- You sure?

- Look, we out once
when he first started.

But he is not my type.

He's arrogant, and he can
be an asshole at times.

- He seems
nice to me.

- He can be.

- Wait, is he
harassing you?

- Please,
I would cut that -- .

- Understood.

- I'm good.

- Well,
what is it, Fatima?

- I started seeing this guy.

You know, the guy I was
telling you about.

- Right, mm-hmm.
- And um,

he found out about it, and he
threatened him.

- That's not good.
- No, it's not.

- Threatened him,
how?

- To be kicked out of this
program, but it's all good.

Um, do you need anything?

- Yeah, actually.

I was short with you earlier,
and I want to apologize.

- Girl, it's all good.
I get it.

- What do you get?

- It takes a lot
to be you.

- You care
to elaborate?

- I mean, look, we all got our
own shit, don't get me wrong,

but I could not imagine
being in your shoes.

You got this man
that you love

and his wife and all this.

But one thing I do know
is you got this.

And can't nobody take
that from you.

Actually, they
already tried, so.

- [laughs]
- Just sayin'.

- I love how
positive you are.

It's refreshing.
- Girl, I try. I try, I try.

But I tell you that --
was trying me today.

- I saw.
- Ooh.

- Had to, you know,
get it together.

- Don't let him
see you sweat, sis.

- Never.
And, um, speaking of sweat.

- What?

- You need anything
else before I get out of here?

- Oh, um, nope.

I'm--I'm good.
- All right.

Thank you.
- No, thank you.

- FATIMA: All right,
have a good night.

- [knock on door]

- ANDI: Who is that?

- FATIMA: Mm, okay, girl.

- Hi.

- Hi.
What are you doing here?

- I'm just helping out
my mom until she's back at 100%.

I just--are you okay?

- I should be
asking you that.

- Yeah, I'm--
I'm good, I'm good.

I'm sorry about last night.

- I should also be
saying that to you.

- I just wanted to
make sure you're okay.

- I'm fine. Thank you.

- Okay.

- I was just leaving.

- Ah, yeah, sure.

- I, uh--I spoke
to your mom today.

- Yeah, she told me.

- She's so wise.

- Yeah, she's
a wise old bird.

- Okay, don't let her ever hear
you say that. Like ever.

- If I want to keep
my two front teeth, right?

- Yeah, exactly.

- Um, I'm gonna be done
here in a few moments,

do you wanna get together
for some dinner tonight?

- I have a date
with my girls tonight.

- Yeah, that's probably
a safe bet.

- Well, Danni's gonna be there
so I don't know

how safe that is.
- Good 'ol Danni.

- Another time?

- Yeah.

- Okay.
I'll see you later.

- Um, could you
do me a favor?

- Yeah, of course.

- Would you call me
when you're clear and sober?

- I will call you
when I'm clear and sober.

- No, you call me when you're
drunk, horny, or angry.

I want to get to
know this Andi.

- I'm sorry about that.

- You're making me
feel like a piece of meat.

- Well, you kinda are.

But I get your point.

- You have
a good night.

- You do the same.

[sighs]

- [phone ringing]
- ZAC: -- .

- [phone ringing]

- This is Zac.

- Hey.
- ZAC: What's up?

- I was gonna stop by
but then I thought I better not.

- Why not?

- Well, I know
the guys are there

and I didn't want them making
you feel some type of way.

- Yeah, I appreciate that.

- So, listen, I was thinking
tonight I could cook dinner.

- ZAC: No, no.

- No, I'm not taking
no for an answer.

- Well--
- Don't worry about him.

I handled it.

- You handled what?
What'd you do?

- As I said, it's handled.
- What do you mean?

- I'll tell you
over dinner.

- Fatima, listen to me.
What did you do?

- Zac, relax.
- ZAC: Stop telling me to relax.

I don't need you to come here,
make things any worse.

get me in any deeper,
or protect me.

I don't need none of that.

- Will you
just trust me?

- ZAC: Fatima, why would I trust
you? I don't even know you.

- Well, have I
lied to you yet?

- No.

- Just come over
when you're done.

- Could be mad late.
- FATIMA: I don't care.

I wanna see you and I'm not
taking no for an answer.

- Oh, you wild bossy.

- You make me that way.

- All right, um--
all right, I'll um--

I'll text you when
I get off work.

You just--

- All right.
I'll see you soon.

- All right.
- FATIMA: Bye.

- She don't play
no games.

This place still look like shit.

Ain't nothing done.

- ♪

- Hey.
- SABRINA: Hey, girl.

- I need a drink.

- In the fridge.

- I need something
hard with ice.

- SABRINA: In the cabinet.
- Thank you, ma'am.

That's it, that's it,
that's it.

Ooh!

- What's going on?

- Girl, Preston's
brothers came to my job.

- Brothers?
- Mm-hmm, yeah, yeah, brothers.

All right, you're right.
You're right. I'll just--okay.

Yep, all hillbilly
and redneck and shit.

- Okay,
what happened?

- Girl, they called me
a -- and a bitch

and a -- bitch.

- What?
- Yeah.

- Oh my--really?

Well, what did you do?

- I ran 'em over
in a cart.

- Wait, wait.
You did what?

- I ran them bitches
over in Zac's cart.

- Zac doesn't have a car.

- Cart.
- SABRINA: Cart.

- Cart with a T.
- An airport cart?

- Yes. And I told my supervisors
that I was reaching for a bag.

I should've faked
a seizure, you know.

That would've been better.

I don't know if I could've
got the foam going but--

- Mm-hmm.
Girl, that sounds serious.

- Yeah, oh, and I've been
calling Preston all day,

hasn't called me back.

- Ooo.
- Mm-hmm.

Oh, wait, wait. The best part.
- Hmm?

- They said I was a bet.
- What?

- Mm-hmm. A bet to see if he
could get a piece of--

and I quote--"black ass."

- Oh, that's not nice.
- Oh yeah.

I'm telling you
this happened today.

- Wait, and you're
saying that Preston

still hasn't called you back?
- Not yet.

- Well, are you sure
he's not in on it?

- I know he's not in on it.
He has a good heart.

- Danni, are you sure?
- Yes.

- Okay, well, I'm
just saying you gotta

double down and make sure
that you know.

- Well, don't you worry.

When he finally calls me back
Imma be all in that ass.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

- Damn.
- [knock at the door]

- Ssh, please
don't tell them.

I can't talk about it right now.
It's too much.

- Come in, it's open.
- Ssh, don't tell them.

- SABRINA: Hey, girl.
- Hey.

- Hey.

You got something to drink?

- SABRINA: In the fridge.
I got your favorite.

You got drama too?

- You look so good.

- Danni, told
you already, huh?

- No, I didn't tell her nothing.
- Tell me what?

- Zac charged up all
this money on my credit card.

- Oh yeah, I told her that.
- What? Zac?

- Yeah, go ahead
and look it's right there.

- Girl, he didn't do that.

- I know you don't
think he did it, Danni.

- I'm not taking up for him.
I talked to him.

And I'm a let you also know,
friend, I don't think

it's right you left his
granddaddy's stuff on the curb.

- Okay, well, he
shouldn't have done this.

How 'bout that?
I know he did it. Okay?

- I don't think--
I don't think--

- It doesn't matter
what you think.

- Well, you know,
you can always tell

the company these are not
you're charges.

- Oh, I did.
- Now wait a minute, y'all.

That's gonna send
another black man back to jail.

- So no accountability
for what he did?

- Karen, are you
sure it was him?

- I know he did it.
Who the hell else would do it?

- Credit card frauds.
Uh, hackers.

- Okay, Danni, okay.

- Hey, girl.
- That's so outlandish?

- SABRINA: Hey, girl.

- Can I move this bag?
- Yeah.

- Thank you. Hey.

- KAREN: What's up?

- What did
I walk in on?

- Oh, Zac charged up all
this money on my credit card.

- Well, that doesn't
sound like him.

- Am I in
the -- Twilight Zone?

I'm the crazy one.

Do you see the charges
in his name right there?

- Hold on, Karen,
calm down.

Actually, you know what?

This is a sister company
of ours, and I have a friend

that works there
so I'm gonna call her.

Okay?
- Okay.

I know he did it though.
- This one.

- I know he did it.

- Well, you know, do you have
any receipts of his signature?

- Okay, look, I don't
need to look at all that.

The bank told me that he did it.

I trust the bank.

- Karen, you know
he can go to jail for this?

- I said that too. Thank you.

- I'm fine, guys.

Thank you so much for asking
about me and my well-being.

Thank you so much,
any one of you.

- Okay, well--

- Call them.
Call them, please.

- Yes, I'll go do that.
- Thank you. Please do that.

It's ridiculous.

- Okay, all right.
Um, let's just--

- When is it enough?

- Thank you.
What do you mean?

- When has he taken
enough from me?

And then you know
what he did?

- What?

- He blocked me.

- Oh hell no.
- KAREN: Yeah.

So now I know he did it.

- Naw, girl, he blocked you
'cause of his new woman.

- Oh.
- DANNI: Yeah.

- How do
you know that?

- Oh I heard her
on the phone.

- How did you
hear her, pray tell?

- He gave me
a ride to work.

- Wait, no, you mean
you gave him a ride to work.

- No, ma'am. Apparently, he's
got a company truck, child.

- Well.
- Mm-hmm.

- What does this
have to do with what--

- Well, he's--um, he's got
this thing going on.

He's very excited,
so chipper, so positive.

- What is it?

- Probably something
that'll send him back to jail.

- Girl, I thought
the same thing.

- Well, what is it?

- It's a charity
that helps ex-cons

get into a legitimate
real estate opportunities...

whatever.

- Oh, you know what?
I know about that.

My firm works with them.
- That's the one.

Uh, Chain Breakers.
- Yes.

Yes, well, good for him.

- Yeah.
- KAREN: Wow!

- ANDI: Go Zac, wow.

- You know he's always looking
for these get rich

quick schemes. I hope he ain't
doing it with my money.

- No, Karen, it's legit. He
really could do well with this.

- Andi.
- ANDI: Okay, I'm sorry.

- I want my money.

- You know, can we--
can we just relax?

Just ca--the energy in here.

Everybody's stressed out.
Let's just--

- Danni, are you high?
- Absolutely.

- Yeah.
- Smoking that life.

- I am gonna
drink some wine. Thank you.

- ♪

- You can
have this here.

- You don't want it?
- No.

It's the cheap shit.
My favorite, ssh.

- That's why
a real lady brings her own.

- KAREN: Oh, perfect.

Oh, now this is my favorite.
Okay?

Forget this.

- Is Sabrina cooking?
- Mm-hmm.

- Now, she always
buying that cheap shit.

- I heard that.
- You were meant to.

- Is she cooking?
- Mm-hmm.

- Sabrina?
- SABRINA: Yes.

- Could you put
some salt on that shit?

- Yeah, 'cause, you be acting
like salt is of the devil.

- I'm sure you've read,
salt kills black people.

- No, my friend,
bland's killing black people

'cause we can't eat it
and we starving to death.

- Yes, precisely.
- SABRINA: You know what?

Anyway...Karen, she says that
she has the account,

and she's going to email me
all the receipts

and the video
from the store, okay?

- Perfect.
Thank you.

- It's just going
to take a couple of days.

- That's fine. Maybe he can have
my money in a couple days.

Blocking me and shit.

- Is it the blocking or the
money that's upsetting you?

- I'd like to know
the answer to that as well.

- I don't care
about him blocking me.

I don't want to talk
to him anymore.

It's about my money.
It's the principle.

What is so confusing
about this?

I don't understand.

- Okay, damn.
Losing all my money.

- What?
- DANNI: Nothing.

- Danni, who did you bet
that her and Zac

were gonna get back together?

- Sabrina. You want in?
- That's a good bet.

- Y'all just betting
on my life like that?

- Needs a little salt.
- No. It's wrong, okay?

Y'all need to stop
doing that.

- Y'all have broke up and got
back together so many times.

- No, we done now.
This is real, okay?

- That's good, 'cause whoever
this new chick is

got his nose wide open.
- Danni, shut up.

- You're wrong for that.
- It's the truth. I'm not--

- Is that supposed
to make me feel bad, Danni?

- No, no, no.
- Okay, enough.

Okay, you two.
You two, that's enough.

That's enough both of you.

- No, I was just saying
it's aggravating the shit

out of me with it.

But the big question--

Oh no, don't look away.
You know it's for you.

Have you talked to Gary?

- Oh yeah,
let's talk about that.

- No.
- Mm-hmm.

- He hasn't tried
to call you all day?

- Yes, he's tried
to call me all day.

I ignored him. I didn't answer.

- Mm-hmm. Good.

- How's it make you feel?

- I'm fine.

- Are you sure?

- This shit is hard.
- Mm-hmm.

- I mean, I used to talk
to this man every day.

Now I don't talk to him at all.

- Yeah, I get that.

- Gosh, it's gonna
be hard for a while.

But I can do this.

I can do it.
I can do it.

I'm--I'm not talking to him.

- Positive?
- Yes.

- Okay, good.

- Now can we just
eat and not talk about men?

- What the hell else
is there to talk about?

- Um, the environment, politics,
current events, family.

- Hmm-mm.

- Danni you are
so hopeless, I mean it.

- I think that we need to keep
talking about these things.

- Thank you.
- I agree.

- But you know Danni
ain't thinking about nothing

but that country boy.

- She better be thinking about
his racist brothers.

- Okay, Sabrina.

- What is going on?
- Tell them.

- You did that on purpose.
- Not really.

- Mm-hmm, oh no, you did.

'Cause I was short with
your little panty man

at the hospital
with his twinkle toes.

- I didn't do
it on purpose, Danni.

I just thought we
were being honest.

- No, you
a little sniper.

You know what she do? She
holds shit till she need it.

And then she side snipe your
ass.

- That scared me, Danni.
- Me, too.

- So, I'm sorry,
but are y'all gonna let us in?

- She's dying
to tell you.

She let it out
the bag so quickly.

- Oh no, no, I'm good, you got
it.

- No, go ahead.

I know you want to.
- Speak your truth.

- One of you, can you just--

- DANNI: Yeah.
- --enlighten us.

- His brothers came
to my job.

They called me all kinds
of N-words and hos

and bitches.

Told me I was a bet
and to stay away from Preston.

- Told you
you was a what?

- A bet.

- What?

- Yes.

- Are you kidding me?

- Yes, I dreamed this up
for your amusement.

- Okay.

- I just thought we would all
get a good kick out of it.

- Danni, what did you do? What
else happened?

I know you didn't
just stand there.

That's not like you.
- Well, I did.

I was in shock.
- KAREN: Okay.

- And then I ran
them over in a cart.

- What?

- Okay now that--that sounds
like her.

- Mm-hm.
- She solved it. Problem solved.

- That's not solving
the prob--did anyone get hurt?

- Oh, I hope so.
Wearing that redneck shit.

- This is insane.
- You tellin' me.

- They said you
were a bet?

- They really did.

- I don't like that at all.
- ANDI: I'm sorry.

- I don't like it
either, Karen.

- But is it true though?
- No.

- Yeah, but he
hasn't called her yet either.

- Oh, Danni.
- Damn, Sabrina.

- I mean,
don't tell half of the truth.

- You gettin'
a kick of this.

- You know, it gotta be the full
story so they can help you.

- Danni, does he
usually call you?

- All day.

- Okay, Sabrina.
This is good. This is great.

Look, he told me
that his family is racist.

But Preston's not like that.
Okay?

He can't be.

- Well, have you
tried to call him

and ask him about this?

- All day
she's been texting him,

leaving voicemails
and calling and stuff.

She even used my phone once.
- Oh my God.

- You're an asshole.
That's what it is.

You're an asshole.

- I just wanna give you--

- And what happened?

- Oh, I'm waiting for you. Do
you want to answer that?

- No, I'm--
Do you want me to? I could.

He still hasn't called her.

- Oh hell no.

- I know.

- I know how
this sounds.

- It sounds bad.
- Mm-hmm.

But this is not like him.

There's more to the story.
Okay?

- Wait, how did they
get up to the gate?

- Oh, they bought
a ticket to come see me, baby.

- What?
- Wait a minute.

His family just got money
to blow like that?

- I guess so.
- Well damn.

- I'm telling you
this isn't him. It's--

- I--I hope that you right.

- You would know.
- And we would know...

if we met him.

- Look, can we eat
this bland ass food?

I'm starving enough to eat it.

- Yes, that's a good idea.

And no more
talk about men.

- Right, that will
last five minutes.

- No, I believe in us.
We can do this.

- We can.
- SABRINA: Okay.

Eat up your bland food.
- Good luck.

- Preston, this is Danni.

I have been calling you
and texting you all day.

You're really not gonna
call me back?

Okay, all right.

- ♪

- You gonna tell me
what the hell happened to you?

- My brothers
happened to me.

- How do you do that?

- Do what?
- Abstain.

- What are you doin'?

- I told you,
I'm going out.

- You movin' on?
- Yep.

- I spent the last three years
with my ex in my ear--

- Huh-uh, Huh-uh, this
is a no ex zone, okay?

- Okay.

- You got questions,
I got answers.

- And same to you.
- Okay, well, let's go.

- I'm not getting
in that shower.

- ZAC: Yes, you is.

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