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- You keep escalatin' this shit and somebody gonna end up

in a body bag. - Yeah, it's gonna be you.

- FATIMA: Previously on Sistas.

- Mother -- you just pushed in my apartment.

Huh? What kinda cop does that shit?

- I'm really trying to help these kids.

- So, did anything interesting happen last night?

- Oh my god, girl, we just sat and we taught each other

how to apply mink lashes and did crochet braids.

- Well, that's good, right? - Bitch, I'm being sarcastic!

- Don't come back here again. - I hear you.

- KAREN: Mmhm, you better do more than hear me.

- Imma find out who she is.

- I invested like 19k to a stock.

Right now, it's about at like 1.5.

- Damn. - I guess,

I'm just lucky like you say.

- Nothing shocks or upsets you, though.

- Life is what you make it, right?

- I'm pregnant.

- Did you hear me?

I said I'm pregnant.

- Okay.

- Is that all you have to say?

- How far along are you?

- It's very early and I haven't even been to the doctor yet.

- Okay.

- You have to say something other than "okay".

- I'm sorry, I'm just doing some math.

That's all.

- It's not yours.

- Are you sure?

Really, Karen?

- It's not. I'm sorry.

- [sighs] So you think it's Zac's.

- It is.

- Okay, but isn't it too tight of a window to tell?

- Okay, Aaron, this is not your baby, okay?

I am sorry, it's-- - How do you know that?

- It's Zac's. I know, I'm sho' of it.

- You don't even know how far along you are.

- Okay.

- Is it that you're actually sure

or you just don't want it to be my baby?

- I'm sho' of it.

- Nah, nah, I think that's just your way

of staying connected to Zac.

- No, he's moved on.

- Have you? - Okay, you know what, Aaron?

I, um, was just telling you this--

- What, why? - So, that you could, you know.

- What? - Stop pursuing me.

- Wait, hold on.

You think you being pregnant's gonna make me stop?

Karen, have you not being paying attention?

I love you.

And I will love this baby.

- God. - Especially if it's mine.

- It's not.

It's not yours.

- Whether it's mine or not.

- Would you just stop saying the shit I want to hear, please?

Oh my God.

[sighs]

- Look, I'm not trying to upset you. Okay?

I'm, I'm just telling you how I feel.

- I know.

I know, I'm sorry.

- And I hear you, Karen. Okay? I do.

I'm just not convinced.

- Can we just take a minute?

Some time... to figure this all out?

- Okay.

- I think...

I think I need to be... single.

For a while and just--and get ready for this baby.

- You're not over him.

- No.

I'm not.

- Okay.

[sighs]

And I know now that he's doing well, it just makes it harder.

- It's so much more than that.

- Okay, then what is it?

- How do you know that he's doing well?

- I saw him roll up to the basketball court.

- Oh.

Okay, well...

We have three years of history

and that can't just be wiped away.

I'm sorry. - I get it.

I do.

- I know you do 'cause we've talked about it, so...

- Yeah.

Okay, so, what do you want me to do?

- Just...

Just be here.

For me.

- I already am.

- But understand, I need space.

I hope you can respect that.

- Yeah.

Yeah, I got that.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- ♪ My girls hold me down ♪

♪ When them boys mess around ♪

♪ And my love life is a headache ♪

♪ We're going out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪

- ♪ ♪

- So, really?

- Yes. - And you were datin' Danni?

- Well. - Well, what happened?

- Do you mind? - She under the dryer.

She can't hear me.

- Look, everything's copacetic.

- That ain't tellin' me shit.

- That's kinda the point.

- Oh, so, is that how cowboys do it?

You wanna be like that? - Like what?

- Blocking a bitch.

- Just this one.

- Oh, you callin' me a bitch?

- No, you called yourself one.

I was just repeating what you said.

- Oh, they real smart around barns, aren't they?

- I don't know about them, but I am.

- You just changed my mind.

I thought I wanted to date a white boy.

- Not this one. - That's fine.

Comin' up here smellin' like cow shit.

What's your fragrance, manuva?

- It's not manuva, it's manure.

- Whatever. Ain't you smart?

Well, you do know that Danni and Karen are best friends, right?

- Yes, I know that.

- So then why would you bring her here?

- Because she wanted to get her hair done?

- Oh, uh-uh, yo' ass is up to something.

- No, I'm not.

- Shit, tell that to somebody else.

- See ya later. - Yeah, okay.

- Bye, Pam. - Bye, Aaron.

- She almost done.

- Okay. - And I didn't call her.

- What? - I said I wouldn't.

- I didn't want you to. - His ass is lying.

He been standin' at this door lookin' at everybody

that came through.

- Will you stop? - I knew it.

She almost done? - Yes.

- Kim taking care of her? - Yes, about five more minutes.

- Okay, good.

- Okay, look, I wanted you to call her.

- Why?

- I just wanted--

- To make her jealous?

- No.

I just wanted to show her that I could have someone else

if I wanted to.

- I'm sho' she already knows that.

- No, I don't think she does.

- Okay. Well, she does now.

- I really like Danni, but--

- But what?

- We just don't fit together.

That's all.

- I see.

- You know what I mean when I say fit, right?

- Yeah, yeah, I think I do. But why don't you tell me?

- We just, we don't have anything in common

except we like each other's-- - Okay, alright, alright.

That's enough.

- No, no, no, look.

Every time I say something, I feel like I bore her.

Like, I don't know what to do.

- Well, that's something you're gonna have to talk

to Danni about.

- I've been trying to.

- If you really wanted her, you'd try harder.

- I hear you.

- Now, look, Tanya is my client.

But don't you come in here with her again.

- I won't.

- It's not fair to be using her like that.

- I hear ya.

- Yeah. Tell that to somebody else.

I'm gonna go get Tanya. Okay?

- And he be -- her for money.

He's -- with the money.

- I don't know what that means, Pam. Let me go get this girl.

- That's why you need me.

- Tanya, let's get you done, okay? Let's get you out.

Alright.

- TANYA: Thank you. - You're very welcome.

Very welcome. Come sit in the chair.

Wow, these people.

- ♪ ♪

- Alright.

I have it all right here.

- Perfect. And the Davis file? - Yes, there you go.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Girl, I love this bag.

- Mm, that old thing.

- Mmhmm. - [laughs]

- GQ. - [laughs]

- I see you.

I'm gonna put this down. It cost like five grand.

- Mmhmm. - Yeah.

- I know.

- I see you, big money.

- Oh, I did not buy that bag.

- Oh, Robin?

- Wanna guess again?

- Not really. - Ugh.

- Gary?

- Yes, and he bought me... [clears throat]

He bought me this car. - Well, damn.

Girl, is this a Rolls Royce?

- It is. In my name.

- Good.

We gonna call a friend of mine and we gonna sell all this shit.

- [laughs] - For real.

- You sound just like Karen.

- [sarcastic laughter]

- Oh, I'm sorry.

- But, um, speaking of Karen. - What?

- She called Zac's phone and I may have answered.

- What? - Yes, I have it here.

Our phones look just alike and I didn't even realize I took his.

- Mmhmm.

- Don't, don't look at me like that.

- Girl, who are you foolin'?

I know you knew that that was that man's phone.

- I swear I didn't.

- The Zac that I know kept his phone under a pillow

and in his pocket at all times.

So...

- Really?

- Yeah. He doesn't do that with you?

- No, he just gave me his password.

- Wait, we talkin' about the same Zac?

Zac, Zachary, Zachariah? - Mmhmm, mmhmm.

Yeah, he did.

- Wow.

- Yep.

- That's impressive, shit.

- Tell me about it. And then he asked me for mine.

- Did you give it to him? - Hell no.

- That's right.

- He don't need to know everything.

Girl, I gave him a fake-ass password.

- [laughs] - I don't play that.

- I knew you wouldn't. - Uh-uh, no.

- Okay, we gotta get back to work.

Um, can you email me the transcript for the Morton case?

- Yes. - And, um,

ask your boy how much I could get for that car, please?

- Okay, I'm on it. - Thank you.

- Um, but on second thought, I think we need to keep the bag.

- We? - We, we.

- Oh, you speak French. - Si, si.

- Oh, multilingual.

- Dos. - Uh, girl.

- [laughs]

- ♪ ♪

- [knock at door]

- Oh shit. Come in.

Yo. - Ooh, nice.

- What's up? - How you doin'?

- It's clean, it's clean. - Ah, I appreciate it.

I stay sharp. - Who's this guy, though?

- Jake. I tried to call but, um...

- My phone. My girl got it. Long story.

- Understood.

- Well, look, I just wanted to make the proper introduction.

- Oh, I appreciate that.

- Oh, Zac, this is the number to my office.

- Bam. - Alright, call anytime.

- Zac. - Jake.

I love the place, man.

- Ah, thanks, man.

It's coming along. - Yeah, it looks good.

- Yeah, well, actually there's a unit next door

just like this one and if y'all know anybody

who's lookin', this can be your place.

- I'll keep that in mind. - 'Preciate that.

- But it's nice. - 'Preciate that.

- Alright, well, look, I'mma let you two talk.

Alright, I'mma get up out of here. I'll catch up

with you guys later. - Yeah.

- Zac. - 'Preciate it.

- Hey, it's good seeing you again. We'll talk soon.

- Thanks. - Alright.

- Thanks, Chief. - Alright, bye.

- So, uh, you want something to drink?

All I got is water.

- Nah, man, I'm good.

You know, I do this kind of work on the side.

- What kind of work?

- Home design and building.

- Stop playing. - For real.

- Yo, I gotta talk to you 'cause I plan on flippin' houses, so.

- Really? - Yeah.

Yo, if you tryin' to get down,

all you gotta do is bring some cash.

- Okay, yeah, sounds good. - Alright, bet.

Well, um, did you hear anything about the stock?

- Yeah, man.

Whatever you did is insane.

- [laughs] Yeah, this is kinda crazy.

Um...what do you think I should do?

- Look, just sit tight. Alright?

Hearing there's gonna be a merger.

And Pepper and Lee are thinking about buying it.

- I don't--soeey, I don't know who Pepper and Lee are.

What is, what is that? - It's ear to the ground

type stuff. - That's nice, Jake.

What does that mean for the price?

- It's gonna make it go up even higher.

- Oh, nice. That's what I'm talking about right there. Damn.

- See, if I were you, I would take some down.

- How much?

- At least 25 percent.

Cash it in.

- Last time I looked at it this morning it was at--

- 576 a share.

- [laughs] Are you serious?

- So, you're up about--

- BOTH: 2.7.

- Gawd damn.

- So, look, take down one million.

That 1.7 will make you a lot if it keeps on going on.

- Alright. Alright, I'mma listen. I'mma listen.

So all I gotta do is call my banker.

- If you don't mind me asking, who is your bank?

- I ain't gonna lie.

I kinda do mind you asking, but I'mma answer this question.

Um, Brookhaven Bank and Trust.

- [breathes in through teeth]

Ugh. - What's, what's that?

What's, what's this?

When people breath through their teeth

that's typically something's -- up.

- If I were you, I would get in a brokerage firm

instead of a chain bank.

- A chain bank was the only one that would open up my account.

- Yeah, there's a reason for that.

- Gotta pay to play, right? - Damn right.

- Get what you pay for. Alright. Alright.

So, um, I'm pretty sure I know what's coming next.

Where should I put it?

- Look, I'm not saying us. - [laughs]

You know I seen that coming right?

You know I seen that coming. Go ahead, go ahead.

- Look, we are the best.

But there's a lot of great guys out there.

You don't have to go with us. - We, that you and Gary?

- Yes.

- [sighs] Oh, um, alright.

I'll, I'll think about it. I ain't making no guarantees.

- That's all I'm asking.

- Shit.

- You need some help with this?

- With what? - Hanging these.

- Hanging what?

- The pictures, man.

- You, [laughs] you gonna help me hang pictures?

- Yeah. - Dressed like that?

- [snickers] I got some gym clothes in the car.

- Oh, you mad nice, yo. - I appreciate that.

- Which one of your parents is white?

- Man, shut that shit up. - Nah, I can tell.

You came in here with the curly hair and the light eyes.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Go ahead. Which one?

- My momma. - Ha-ha, I was right.

I was right. Now, I really don't trust you.

Go ahead, uh, nice guy.

- Alright, man. - Nice white guy.

- Yeah, you lucky this saves me a trip from going to the gym.

- I got you. Now, I know I don't trust you.

Just saying. - Yeah, whatever.

- Alright. I'm watching you.

Trying to get my money. Dealin' with scary Gary.

- ♪ ♪

- Hey.

- Hey.

- Just passing through.

- Alright, pass on.

- Are you in a better mood? - I wasn't in a bad one.

- Alright, okay, if you say so.

- Alright, well, just go on wherever you're going

before we...

- Okay.

I'll do that.

I'll see you later. - See you.

- You know what, Danni?

This is how you were with me in college.

- Then you should be used to it?

- Okay, fine.

- Okay, bye.

- Bye.

- You shoot everybody down.

- Yeah, she does.

- Y'all can join the butthurt club together.

How 'bout that?

- So, you're leaving?

- Yes.

- So am I. You wanna go grab some dinner?

- No, I told you I'd let you know when.

- I mean, just to grab a drink.

I know you got that thing. - Yeah, I do.

- So, you don't wanna go?

- [laughing] No.

- Okay.

- You shaking your head and batting your lashes at me.

- I'm just trying to understand you.

- Oh baby, you don't need to do that. Save your brain space.

- Yeah, I think I do. - Why is that?

- Because if I understand you, then maybe I'll have a shot.

- A shot at what? - Shit, dinner.

- Okay, I told you I'd let you know when, right?

All this pressure, I don't like it.

It's not for me.

- Okay, got it.

- So, you have a good night.

- Okay, you too. - I will.

- [phone vibrates]

- Hello.

- Hey. - Hey.

- What are you up to?

- I'm going on a date.

- A date? - Yep.

- Okay, well, I wanted to talk to you.

- Okay.

- In person.

- Wow, look at you learning the rules.

- I really would like to.

- I told you I was going on a date tonight.

- Can I come by before you leave?

- What's this about, Preston?

- PRESTON: I just really need to talk to you.

- DANNI: Thought you said all you had to at the salon.

- No, I didn't.

- Okay. - I even took her back there

hoping that Karen would call you.

- Say what? - Yeah.

- She didn't, okay, she didn't.

- PRESTON: Yeah, I see.

- Yeah, guess she learned that lesson.

- Yeah.

- Wait a minute, this chick let you bring her back there?

- I know, I know. She just, she really likes being with me.

- DANNI: Mm, good for her.

- Can I come by your house?

- Yeah, I'm headed there now.

I got a few minutes.

- Okay, good. I'll see you when you get there.

- [sighs] Okay.

- And I will wait outside for you.

- Wow, two points, Preston.

[snickers] Keep it up.

- Okay, thanks, Danni.

- Alright, bye.

I'm sick of all this shit.

- [phone vibrates]

- Hey.

- So he came back, huh?

- Um, yeah.

But I wasn't gonna call you.

- Thank you.

- How'd you know?

- DANNI: He just told me himself.

- Oh, okay, well...

Look, I was gonna call you and apologize

for calling the other day.

- It's fine.

- So did he tell you what he did?

- He said he wanted to tell me in person.

- Oh, okay, well, I will let him do that.

- Thanks again for not calling.

- No problem.

- I've been in a shitty mood because of it, so...

- KAREN: Oh, I'm sorry. - It's cool.

What did you wanna talk to us about at Andi's?

- I'll tell you when we get to Andi's.

- Okay, Karen.

- Okay, see you soon. - Alright, bye.

- ♪ ♪

- [phone rings]

- [phone vibrates]

- Hey, hi, are we still on at your house tonight?

- Absolutely. - KAREN: Okay, great.

Can you invite Fatima?

- What? - Yeah, I want her to be there.

- Karen, I'm not doing that, no.

- What? It concerns her too. So can you invite her?

- ANDI: Okay, well, what concerns her?

- KAREN: Just get her there, okay?

- What is going on with you?

- I'll tell you all tonight.

- Okay.

- Okay, bye.

- Bye.

Oh, hell no.

Something is up.

- [phone rings]

- [phone vibrates]

- This is Sabrina. - Sabrina,

hold on one second, okay?

- [phone rings] - [phone vibrates]

- Hey. - Hey, Danni.

- Bitch, what you want?

I'm trying to walk out this door now.

- Hold on one second.

Sabrina, you still there?

- SABRINA: Yeah.

- Okay, so, you know Karen wants to talk to us tonight. Right?

- I tried to tell Danni about it, but you know

how she's being right now. - Alright, you know what?

I really hope the bitch is trying to explain

why she been acting crazy lately.

- She is.

- 'Cause if she not, I ain't coming.

- Okay, would you stop?

- No, callin' me with that Preston shit.

- Danni, it has nothing to do with that.

Just give me a second, okay?

- What? What? What?

- Karen asked me to invite Fatima, tonight.

- Why? - I don't know.

- Yeah, right. Why would she do that?

- That's my sentiments, exactly. That's why I'm calling y'all.

- Y'all, she about to take us all out.

- SABRINA: That's not funny, Danni.

- Nah, uh, I ain't coming around the crazy bitch.

I'm not doing it.

- Look, I'm sure she has a reason.

- DANNI: Alright, alright, Andi, don't bring that girl.

- Did she say what she wanted to talk about?

- Like that time she invited us to the club

and she wanted Fatima to come then, hmm.

- It's exactly like that.

- DANNI: But you didn't, Andi.

- Hell no, I am not crazy.

- Why is this time different, Andi?

- She did say that what she has to tell does involve Fatima.

- I don't see how that could be. - ANDI: I don't know.

- Unless it has something to do with that damn--

- Zac. - Exactly.

- Okay, well, I'll be there at eight.

- Well, shit, I'mma be there too.

This is getting good. - Okay, I'll see you soon.

- Good luck gettin' Fatima there, though.

- I think she'll come.

- Okay, I'll be there with popcorn.

- [sighs] Danni. - That's not funny, Danni.

- It's not.

- I will see you ladies later tonight, bye.

- Bye. - Bye.

[sighs]

- ♪ ♪

- Hey.

Okay, so, the runner said that the clerk is backed up

and will need until tomorrow. - Okay, that's fine.

- Alright, did you need anything else?

- Nope, I'm actually about to get out of here too.

- Okay, do you want me to wait for you?

- Um, no.

- Alright, cool.

- Um, Fatima?

- Yeah?

- Are you busy later?

- Um, no, I don't have anything planned. Why?

- I was just asking.

- No, you don't just ask.

- I, um...

- What?

- Could you just save an hour for me later tonight?

I may need you. - Okay, sure, yeah.

I'm wherever you need me. - Okay.

- Alright. - Thank you.

- You're welcome. Is everything okay?

Do I need to...? - Oh, no. Oh, no.

Um, no thank you. - Okay.

- Everything is fine. - Alright, okay.

- We don't need any more dangerous activities.

- Okay, well, I'll see you tonight then.

- ANDI: Okay. - Alright, girl, bye.

- Be safe. - Mmhmm, always.

- ♪ ♪

- MAURICE: Hey. - Hey.

- How was your day?

- Oh, you shit.

She told you, didn't she?

- Told me what?

- Come on, Maurice.

- Boy, what are you talking about?

- Yeah, okay.

- Yeah, she did tell me.

- See? - Mmm.

- See, I knew it. - Mm, mm, mm, mm.

- I knew it.

- Why would you do that?

- The -- came at me.

- The --, mm.

Well, well, well, why would he do it?

- What do you mean, why?

See, see, I knew, I knew she would only tell you

her side of the story. - Mmhmm.

Tell me your side, Cal.

- Alright.

So, so, we're at the--

- Bar.

- No, the table. - Table.

- Right. - Table.

I remember. - So we're at the table.

Then all of a sudden this dude comes up to me.

- Kissed ya. In the mouth. - No.

What are you talking about?

- I'm just testing you out that I knew

that it wouldn't kissing or nothing.

- Wait a second.

She didn't tell you, did she?

- Mm-mm.

But you already told me enough, so just continue.

- Alright.

I got into a fight with a dude who came over to the table

and disrespected me.

- Did you get into a fight or did you do a death drop

like before?

- You think this shit's funny?

- No, but you did fall like a ballerina.

I love Swan Lake.

- See, see, this is why I don't tell you shit.

- Go on and tell me, Cal.

- Nah. No, it's, it's over.

I apologized and it's over.

- Calvin, did, did you scream?

- See?

Shut up, just-- - No, no, no.

Well, shut up, now is that what Sabrina told you

when you screamed?

- I can't with you. - Calvin, come on.

- Leave me alone.

- Fine then, leave.

I wanted to be at home by myself anyway. I can get naked.

Maybe I could scream.

- ♪ ♪

- Hi.

- Hey. - Come in.

- Thanks.

- You know, I'm really glad you didn't get the landlord

to open the door. That was, that's pretty...

- You tell me once not to and I won't.

- Okay, yep, okay.

- You look nice.

- You know, I'm kinda tired and just got off work and I gotta--

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Change for my--

- Your date.

- That's it.

- Don't rub it in.

- What's going on?

How can I help you? - I just wanted to tell you

I didn't like going out with that girl.

- That's tough stuff. That's, that's really tough.

- Look, all I kept thinking about was you the entire time.

- I know.

- Danni.

- What? I know you weren't gonna like that girl.

- Look, all I kept asking myself when I was with her

is why is this so easy.

Why can't it be this easy with us?

- I'm not her.

- Right.

- And sometimes people have more in common.

Y'all have a lot in common.

- I get that.

But isn't love enough?

- Don't go there.

- Why? - You love me now?

- I told you that.

- When, mmm--

Preston, I'm just trying to live my life.

You know, I really am, and I, I loved having you here.

I love having you here now.

I just, [sighs] too much is too much.

- Danni. - Too much is too much.

- If you didn't care why did you even come down to the salon?

- I never said I didn't care.

- But you act like it.

- You got a lot to learn about me.

You still don't understand.

- Then teach me.

- I recall trying, but you called it bullshit and--

- What that was is not what that was.

- What, what was it?

I tried.

- No, what you've been doing is talking at me.

I'm asking you to take me by the hand and show me.

- You're a grown man.

When are you gonna take responsibility for yourself?

- It's not about that.

It's not.

If you wanted this to work, you would.

You would take me by the hand and tell me

what it is you need from me.

- Preston, I'm a Black woman with the weight of the world

on her shoulders plus a day job and you want me

to make it my job to grow you up too?

When are you gonna take responsibility, hmm?

Hmm?

- I see.

- Okay, well...

I gotta get ready, so...

- You want me to leave?

- You went on your date, didn't you?

- Okay, that's what we're doing?

- [laughs]

- Alright. - Have a good night, Preston.

- Likewise.

- ♪ ♪

- ♪ ♪

- Zac?

- ZAC: Yo. - Hey.

Y'all are really making some progress in here.

- Look nice, right? - Yes.

- We did, huh? - Hey.

- Ah, da, da, da.

Fake passcode, huh?

- Yeah, you not ready for that. - Alright.

Alright, I got your phone right here.

- Mmhmm. And here is your phone. - Thank you.

Thank you. - Who's Keisha?

- Uh-oh. - Keisha work at the bank.

I knew you was lookin' at my phone.

- She better work at the bank.

- You ain't even give me your real passcode.

- Like I said, you ain't ready for all that.

- Huh, that's why I got two phones.

You mad?

How 'bout you meet Jake?

- Hi, I'm Jake. - Hey, Jake. How you doin'?

- Nice to meet you. - You too.

- He's been helping me with the sheetrock.

- Well, it looks good.

- It does. - It does.

- C'mon, he's a godsend, man.

- Mmm. Are you a contractor?

- Nah, he's a hedge fund manager.

- Really? - Yeah.

He's been kinda helping me understand

all this newfound wealth I got, you know?

- Got it. That's nice.

So what school did you go to? - Harvard.

- Mmhmm. - Wow, really?

- Mmhmm. Mmhmm, go ahead.

- And how did the two of you meet?

- You ready for this? - Yes.

- Remember that basketball game you didn't want me to go to?

I met him there. - The basketball game, yeah.

- No, actually, actually, I met this other dude.

He's like a freaking hedge fund guru.

His name is Gary. He works for him.

- Wait.

Hedge fund and Gary, you say?

- Yes, Gary. He makes stupid money.

He's got a dope whip and everything.

That's the level I'm trying to get on.

I like being around these guys.

- Okay, um, if you don't mind me asking,

what is Gary's last name?

- Borders.

- There you go. - Ah.

- You know what?

I'm gonna go ahead and get up out of here.

- Alright, alright, 'preciate that, bro.

Hey, real quick.

You play ball?

- Yeah, man.

- Nah, you answered too fast. Which side of you plays ball?

The Black side? - Man, shut up.

- Or the white side? - Man, I played in college.

- Hope it's the white side. It's the shooter.

Nah, so, then if we play ball, you on my team.

- Alright. - Matter of fact, yo,

we're playing tonight. - Really?

- Yeah, it's, it's kinda relaxed but I'm competitive.

So you should come through. - Okay.

Yeah, let me go, uh, check on my girl,

and then I'll come through. - You do that.

You see, I'm checking on mine.

- Yeah, well, good luck with that.

- Thanks man. - Alright.

- Alright. - Nice meeting you,

beautiful lady. - Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Chill on that beautiful shit. Alright, you new.

- It was nice to meet you too, Jake.

- Brand new.

- [phone rings]

- [phone vibrates]

- [sighs]

- Hey girl. - Hey, you home?

- I'm about to leave the office now.

- Okay, great. I'm closing up the shop.

- Okay, cool, I'll see you in a bit.

- Okay, did you invite Fatima?

- Karen, girl. - No, I want to talk to her.

- I'm not doing that. - Why not?

- Because you don't like her, obviously.

- Look, I really need to talk to her

and I want y'all around when I do.

- Okay, well, tell me what's going on.

- Can't you just trust me?

- No, I cannot. - What?

- Did you forget that you have a gun and so does she?

- Alright, Andi, come on. This is serious.

- And gunshots aren't?

Bullet wounds?

- Alright, you just sayin' that. It's not funny.

- Karen, I'm putting my foot down. No.

- Alright, so what's going on with that crazy bitch

who's suing us all? - Gary's ex-wife?

- Yeah.

- Oh, girl, I'm getting all that thrown out in court.

You cannot sue for alienation of affection

in the state of Georgia. It's ridiculous.

She's just grasping at straws at this point.

- Well, that bullet.

- Okay, see, this is why I don't trust you.

That's why I said that. - Can you just invite her?

- Will you tell me why?

- No, just trust me.

- Okay, I will invite her.

- Okay, tell her.

- I'll call her when I get of the phone.

- Alright, I'll see you soon.

- But if she doesn't come--

- Just ask her.

- Fine. I'll call her.

- And look, don't lie to me.

Call her. - I'm not lying. Bye.

Get off my phone. - Alright, thank you.

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- [phone rings]

- [phone vibrates] - No, Gary.

- [phone rings] - [phone vibrates]

- What? - Hello.

- Do I need to change my number? - No, no, no, not at all.

Not at all.

- Well, why do you keep calling me?

- Well, you don't call me.

- And why do you suggest I do that?

- The police stop. - Gary, I--

- Come on, you know that's what you like.

- Gary.

- You know you like surprises.

- Hmm, I do.

- Alright, well, you gotta give me that one.

- Karen was in the car.

- Was she?

- Yeah.

It was really sweet.

- Well, let her tell it.

- Let me tell it too. - Well?

- How did you know I was in the car?

Are you tracking me?

- No, baby, I'm not.

- Don't... "baby" me.

- I had them following you just in case you went for a drive.

But I do know you.

- You know that's a little creepy, right?

- It was for the surprise.

- Well, thank you. I gotta go.

- Andi, wait, wait.

Look, I really want to see you.

- I have to go.

- Can I at least come by?

- No, you can't.

- Are you sure? - Gary, I gotta go.

- I think you're really gonna want me to come by.

- I don't. Goodbye, Gary.

- Andi. - My phone's ringing.

Goodbye.

Hey, yeah, I just got home.

Okay, yeah, come now.

What the --?

- I did? - You did.

So, when would you like to sign the papers?

- MALE: Next on Sistas.

- You bought the penthouse.

Why, so, you can have a whore in my bed, again?

- Holy shit.

- Look at the views.

- I'm not giving Scary Gary none of my money.

You know how I do. - Good.

- You, you're getting some heat on you about the stocks right?

- Yeah, how you know that?

- These are the wrong people asking the right questions.

- Pour Karen some too. - Yeah, Karen.

- I can't drink. - Why not?

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