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It would feel even better about 37 inches this way.

- Well, how 'bout we talk about that over dinner tonight?

- Oh.

- ANDI: Previously on "Sistas."

- You just keep doing what you doing.

- That sound good but what about when I mess up?

- And you know I will always love you.

- I do. - Then marry me.

- It hurts the fact that you think I would steal from you.

It hurts.

I've always loved you. You know that.

- Please go.

- Hey, I left my phone in there. - No, no, really, I got it.

- What's that noise?

- [moans]

- ♪

- Close the -- oh my God. Close the -- door.

Oh my God.

- ♪

- Stop, Stop. Stop. - -- .

I stopped. - Let me go.

- I did. - No, let me go.

- Oh, -- , I did.

--, I didn't mean to do that.

- How about you just leave?

- I'm sorry. I know how much you like him.

- And I'm a grown ass woman, Zac, so just leave.

- I'm sorry. Can I get -- dressed?

- Hurry up.

- -- , is he out there?

- Zac. - He should've left.

- Why you doing this?

Why? - Come on, Karen.

Neither one of knew that that shit was gonna happen.

- I damn sure didn't.

- If you want to go talk to him, go talk to him.

- I'll talk to him when you're gone.

Just stop, stop.

- -- . Shit.

I'm hurrying, -- .

- What is this? - What is what?

- What is this spell that you have on me?

What is it?

- Yeah, like you don't have a -- spell on me.

- No, not like this.

- My buttons. - Zac.

- You -- my buttons up. Look at my buttons.

- Just put your T-shirt on, okay?

Put your T-shirt on, you're fine, you're dressed.

Just put your clothes on. - Can I put on my shoe?

Look at my shoe.

- How did your shoe even get off? How'd it get off?

- I was in it. You felt how it got off.

- Stop, stop, just--

- -- , I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Okay, okay, okay.

- Just get it together. Get it together.

- All right.

-- my Tims up too, goddamn it.

You owe me some Tims.

- I don't owe you nothing. Let's go.

- Wait, wait, wait.

All right. All right.

- The belt. - -- .

Well, he done seen everything anyway, shit.

- Zac, come on.

- Hope he learned something.

- ♪ My girls hold me down, them boys mess around ♪

♪ My love life is a headache, we're going out tonight ♪

♪'Cause I'm looking for love ♪♪

- Why I gotta go first? It's your store.

- ♪

- Still here? - Zac.

- Nah, I'm just saying, he's-- - Go.

- Girl, you need some water?

Some sanitizer? Baby wipes? - Pam. Pam.

- I don't know. What? - Pam.

Can you go home? - You told me to close up.

- I'll--I'll do it. - Now, you know you gonna

have a fit tomorrow if this floor's not mopped.

- Pam, I ain't playing. I said I would do it.

- Okay, fine. All right.

I'm just gonna get this little cellular.

- What are you talking about?

What are you doing? Hey, Pam! Pam!

Pam, what are you doing?

- Got your phone for you. - KAREN: Oh my God.

- It's charged. - Pam, get the -- out.

- I'm leaving. Can I get my purse, damn?

- No, get the -- out, go.

- Bye, Aaron. - I'll see you, Pam.

- So good seeing you again. - Pam, now.

- Keep your head up.

- Say something.

- What do you want me to say?

You said that this was hard for you.

- Please don't do that. - What am I doing exactly?

- KAREN: Aaron.

- No, I just saw you having sex with your ex, Karen.

- I know, I know, I know. And, um, I'm sorry.

I wasn't--

I didn't want that to happen.

- Okay. - I mean it.

- Then how did it?

- ♪

- He was--he was talking to me about being arrested

for this credit card. - Okay.

- He was crying and then I started crying.

And I don't know, he just touched me and--

- You still love him.

- Yep. - Okay.

- But I ain't in love with him, and I don't want to be.

- Well, you're having sex, so you need it that bad?

- It's just how it happened. - It's just how it happened?

I think me wanting to abstain is too much for you.

- Aaron-- - I'm just saying.

- Okay, well, don't say what you're gonna say next.

- And what am I gonna say?

- That we shouldn't see each other.

- That's the best thing to do for now.

- ♪

- I know--I know that you're hurt by this.

- Huh-uh, huh-uh, nope. I am not hurt.

- Disappointed? - No. That's not it.

I just wanted more for you, Karen.

And I thought I was that more.

- Aaron-- - No, look.

I know that you're into me. - I am.

- And I know you love the way you make me feel.

- I do.

- And the way that I support you.

- Yes. - And I am not enough.

- Yes, you are. You are more than enough.

I promise you-- - But you need sex, clearly.

- I want it all.

Does that make me a bad person?

- [sighs]

No.

No, it doesn't.

It just makes you human.

- I know I -- up. I -- up.

But what now?

- Now, I give you some space.

- Ugh, space. - AARON: Yeah.

- Okay. What if I don't want space?

- Well, I just saw in there, you need space.

You need to figure out where your heart is in all of this.

- What if my heart is with you? What if it's with you?

- God, I wish that were true.

Half of your heart is with me.

The other half is clearly with him.

Yeah.

I'll see you around.

- Aaron. - Yeah.

- I'm so sorry.

- ♪

- Don't be.

- ♪

- I'm sorry.

- ♪

- ♪

- My goodness...

- I don't think this is a good idea.

- Danni. - I'm just saying.

- I know, you're always just saying.

- Okay. - And why am I driving again?

- I'm trying to save gas. Okay?

You can't just drop me back off?

All the way to the airport?

- Girl, what else you got to do?

- I got things to do. - Right, nothing.

- I can be-- - Girl.

- I think I'm gonna go out with Jacobi.

- Okay. Good. - But--

- Oh, please don't bring up panty man.

Please don't bring up panty man.

- He is not the panty man.

- You know what? You're right.

- What? - I should've drove.

I keep learning this the hard way.

- Okay, are you done?

- No, I hope you're done with him.

- I can't even talk to you about this?

- You know, I hope I'm frustrating you enough

not to bring him up anymore.

- Fine, I'm frustrated. - Okay, thank you.

- [phone rings]

- This is Sabrina.

- JACKIE: Hi, this is Jackie

from the credit card fraud division.

- Hey, Jackie.

- JACKIE: I got the video from the point of purchase.

And it's not a male.

- Huh, what?

- JACKIE: No, it's a female that signed the name Zac.

- Oh, okay, did you pull the footage?

- JACKIE: Yes, I emailed it to you.

- Okay, great. I'm definitely gonna check it out.

- JACKIE: Okay.

Let us know if your friend knows the person.

- I will.

- JACKIE: We are reversing the charges.

- Thank you, Jackie.

- Was that about Zac? - Yeah.

- Well, bitch, pull up the email.

- I'm driving here. Grab my phone.

- Oh, okay. Which one?

- Uh, that one.

- [Sabrina gasps] - Who is that?

- I have no clue.

- Well, I know it ain't Zac.

- That's not Zac. Oh, that's crazy.

- Dang, I told Karen. - My gosh.

She's gonna be so pissed off.

- Yeah, and she got him arrested.

- Damn, Karen.

- Wait a minute. - What?

- That look like one of her clients.

I've seen her in there before.

- Really, you have? - I think so.

- Well, we gotta definitely show that to Karen.

- This is getting gooder and gooder.

- Is that a word, Danni?

This is not supposed to be fun to you.

- Oh, this is fun.

You know how she is when she wrong.

- Yeah, I know and I know how you are.

- Okay, first of all, that bitch don't like being wrong.

This ain't about me.

- You don't either but go ahead.

- Well, speed up, so we can tell her.

- Hold on, we gotta handle Andi first.

- All right, fine, whatever.

I'm just excited to tell her so, giddy up.

- Just turn the music up.

- ♪

- Hi. How are you?

- ♪

- How are you?

Now, bitch, you not gonna sit in here

and ignore me in my own house.

- I pay half the rent here.

- Do you think that gives you half the right?

- No. What gives me the right is what you said to Sabrina.

- I'm sorry, Calvin. - Are you?

Are you really? - Yes, I--

I was mad. - CALVIN: About what?

- You were in there with a man and I was trying to figure out

why it wasn't me.

And it had me looking in the mirror all sideways

like something was wrong with me.

- Maurice, I can't with you. - I'm serious.

I'm beautiful, damn it. - No, no.

I'll tell you what you were trying to do.

You were trying to spill the tea.

- What? - Yeah.

You couldn't wait to get back to the bank

and start kiki-ing all with Sabrina. Yep.

- Um, Calvin, I don't think that you should say spill the tea.

It doesn't quite help your defense.

- I don't need a defense.

- You're right. Calvin, I was wrong.

- Dead wrong. - I'm sorry.

So, are you just not going to talk to her anymore?

- Nope. - Really?

- I'm not about to let her put me through that shit again.

- You really liked her, right?

- Not enough to let her be my headache.

- Calvin, Sabrina's just confused.

- She's not confused.

That girl knows exactly what she wants.

- And what is it that she wants?

- Thug ass dude at the bank.

- What? - Yeah.

What kind of thug works at a bank anyway?

- Girl, you know I asked that same question. Mm-hmm.

- He's probably casing the joint.

- Or casing that ass. A case nonetheless.

- I can't with you.

- What I say? - I know she wants him.

I can tell by the way they were looking at each other.

- Girl, you don't know shit.

- I know that they were together outside of work.

- And how did you find that out?

- You just told me. Now, where'd they go.

- I don't know.

- You know every damn thing. You're lying.

Just tell me where they went.

- Well, you haven't called her.

- Because I'm not gonna put myself through that shit again.

- Look-- - Look,

all I wanted to do was be in a committed relationship

with a beautiful woman. That's it.

- Is that what this is all about?

- It was until I realized she's gonna be who she's gonna be.

And I'm done with it.

- Really? - Yeah.

- Then why are you still talking about it?

- Well, first of all, I was in here

minding my own damn business, in my apartment

that I pay rent in. - No, no, no, no.

You pay a piece of rent in my place.

- Let me tell you something.

Don't have none of your freaky friends in my room again.

- Ha! You are the freaky friend.

And I hope they didn't leave no vibrators in there.

You booty bandit.

[trilling]

You been drinking all my wine?

- Every damn drop.

- You gonna buy me some more wine.

You deep throat.

Girl, I'm so wrong.

- ♪

- Hey. - Hey, what's up?

- I thought I'd find you here. - You know, I'm always working.

- Okay. I called you. - You did?

I don't even have my phone on me, I've been zoned out.

- It's all good. Um, here.

- What is this?

- I told Huey that I wanted to bring it to you personally.

- That's nice. But what is it?

- Open it.

- Yo! - $25,000.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, is this legit?

- Yes.

- How? How? - Well--

- These houses ain't even sold yet though.

- Yes, they are. - What?

- Yeah, apparently a developer came and bought them all.

They're gonna build a school or something over here.

- [laughs]

So wait, so wait, so wait, this is all mine?

- Yes. Okay.

But, Zac--

- Yes. - You should reinvest it?

- What?

- Look, these guys are rolling. Just give it back to them.

- All of it?

- Keep what you need but

they're buying new property all the time.

- All right, here.

- Wait, you want me to give it back to them.

- Matter fact, wait. You grabbed that mad fast.

You just fast hands. Just hold out.

Can I keep like five to get me a place?

- Yeah, if that's what you want to do.

- Yeah, that's what I want to do.

I need to get me a place.

I ain't never seen so much money in my life.

- How 'bout you keep like two?

- What kind of place I'm gonna get with $2,000?

I gotta pay first month, last month, security deposit,

rent, utilities. Where you want me to stay?

You trippin'.

- Zac, I want you to stay with me.

- Huh?

- Look, I'm really feelin' you and...

I haven't felt this way in a long time.

I love the way you make me feel and I love having you around.

So, I want you to stay with me.

- You serious? - Yes.

- Uh. - Come on, don't say no.

- Well, I mean--

- And don't give me that manly pride shit either.

- I'm not, I'm not. Trust me, I'm not.

- What is it?

I get it. You're not feeling me?

- No, that's not it. - All right, then what is it?

- This is just a lot.

Are you sure you want me to stay with you?

- Yes.

- For how long? - Let's just see how it goes.

- Like dating?

- More like feeling it out.

Can you do that? Look.

In eight to ten months, you're gonna have

a couple hundred grand.

That way you can move out and buy your own spot.

- Eight to ten months? - Yeah.

- I don't know. - Look, it's no pressure.

Just think about it.

I'm gonna go home and I can cook us some dinner.

Come on.

- Yo, this place still gotta be cleaned up.

- Listen, there is nothing for you to do here. It's sold.

- All right, all right.

Just go ahead, I'll meet you there.

- All right, give me a kiss.

- Huh? - Give me a kiss.

- Right now? - Yes. Right now.

- Close your eyes.

- It's a forehead kiss.

Sexy is waiting, so later--

Woo, later. - Zac, what's the matter?

- Nothing.

- Oh, I get it.

You still in shock about the money.

- Yeah, that's it, the money. That's what I'm in shock about.

- I get it, I get it. It's okay. You deserve it.

- Thanks.

- All right, I'll see you at home.

- Yes. - You notice I said home.

- Yeah, I noticed. I didn't miss that.

- You caught that? - I did, you said it.

- Okay. - You said it twice now.

Two homes. - All right, hurry up.

- All right. - All right. I'll see you later.

- I'll see you later.

Damn.

Damn.

- ♪

- ♪

- Mm. - Wow.

You're going hard on that bottle.

- Ssh, I deserve this. [laughs]

- Yes, yeah, you do.

- Today was such a long day.

- Yeah, um, look, I'm sorry.

- Uh-uh, I don't want to talk about her.

- We're not talking about her. We're gonna talk about us.

- We're gonna talk about us.

- Us. - Yes.

- You remember all the promises I made you?

- Yeah.

- Have I ever broken any?

- Let me think.

- You think long and hard about that.

- No, you haven't. - Okay.

I promise you, you marry me,

and we're gonna put all of this behind us.

- There's just one thing I worry about.

- What's that?

- You get so jealous all the time.

- I'm working on it, I'm sorry.

- Okay.

Gary, that's not cute.

- I know.

But you thought it was in the beginning.

- No, I didn't.

[laughs] I did. - Okay.

- I mean, every woman likes a man that's a little protective

and maybe like a smidge jealous.

But you're borderline with yours.

- Okay, well, what does that mean?

- It just means that. I don't like it.

- Okay, well, um, we'll go to counseling.

And I'll work on it.

- Okay, you promise.

- Yeah, I mean I'm already in counseling, so, we'll go.

I promise.

- You'll go.

- Yeah, I mean, I'm not gonna do anything to lose you.

- Well, in that case. - What?

- As long as you're getting counseling.

- And you too.

- Me, too? Me?

- Yeah, I mean. - Why me?

- I'm saying it'd be great for us to do it together.

You know. But I'm sorry, go ahead.

What were you gonna say?

- No, no, no, no, why do I need counseling?

- No, I meant, couples counseling. Together.

- But, that's not what you said.

You said me. So, tell me.

- Okay, um, I don't know how to say this um.

You have this thing, like this--

this need to be perfect.

This need for attention. Especially from men.

- What?

- Look, I'm just telling you what I've seen.

- Don't all women want to be seen as attractive?

- Yeah, but it's--you know, it's what you do for that attention.

- And what do I do for that attention?

- Okay, you're getting mad. - Uh-uh, no.

- I'm sorry, just tell me what you were gonna say.

- No, tell me. What do I do for attention?

- You--you tend to flirt and smile.

But shit, you're beautiful and you got a lot going for you

so, I mean--

- I see. - Look, don't be mad.

I'm just--I'm just telling you the truth.

- Well, go on, continue with the truth.

- Um, look, I don't want to be jealous, all right,

but that could, you know, make me jealous.

So you work on that and I'll work on it.

- So, you're blaming me?

- No, no, that's--that's not what I'm saying.

It's just...that can cause me to have some kind of reaction.

All right, and it's just--

it's just because of how much I love you.

So, just go ahead, tell me what you're going to say.

- I'm not telling you now.

- Come on. Now, you're mad.

- No, I'm not.

- You're mad. Then tell me.

- I was going to say, well,

in that case, we're engaged.

- [laughs] Really?

Okay.

- But now I won't.

- All right, let's not-- let's not do that.

- Okay, all right.

I do like to have some attention.

And I'll be very mindful of that.

Oh, no, kiss--kiss this hand. - Thank you.

- With the ring on it. [laughs] - Thank you.

- But, Gary, I've gotten to this place in my career

using my brain. - I know that.

- No matter what Morris or anyone else tells you,

I don't flirt to get ahead. - I know that.

- And because I'm a woman, that's offensive.

- I understand. - Okay.

- So, we're engaged? - Yes.

- Okay, well, um, when will we set the date?

- [knock at door]

- ♪

- Andi. - Hi.

- Hi, Gary, Gary.

- We need to talk to you.

- I uh--I'll see you later. - Okay.

- No, no, no, stay. Have some wine.

- Danni.

- No, no, no, he should be a part of this.

- I'mma go. - Okay.

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

- I think he should go too.

- I think I'm gonna go. - Yeah.

- Oh, girl, is that a ring?

- Yeah. - Yeah, he should stay.

- No, he should go. Bye.

- For the record-- - Bye, Andi.

- --he should stay. - Bye.

- All right, bye, ladies.

- Gary, bye. - GARY: Bye.

- Move over. - Yep.

- We need to talk to you. - Yep, yep.

- KAREN: Uh, please. - SABRINA: No, you first.

- All right, excuse me.

Hey, girl.

- Welcome.

Karen. - Hmm.

- Don't look at her.

You knew that she was going to call us.

- You told them?

- I did.

- Andi...

are you engaged?

- He asked and I said yes.

- Congrats, girl. - Danni.

- What? Do you see this rock?

- Maybe she needs a close up.

- Don't get a prenup girl.

- He's my lawyer.

- I'm sorry, it's not funny. [clears throat]

- I'm just saying, if you're going to get your ass beat

at least get paid for it.

- What? Why would you even say it?

That's crazy, Danni. What's wrong with you?

- I'd get my ass beat for a million or two.

- Oh my God. - I mean, I'd get hit once.

- Danni, that's really insensitive.

Do you know how many women are in domestic violence situations?

- Exactly. - That's really dumb.

- Is this a PSA? I was being facetious.

- No, she's not. - Shit, I wish a NWORD would.

- Okay, you guys all make light of this if you want to.

- Look, I know what I'm doing. - Really?

After all the hell he's put you through

and you're still going to be with him?

- Yes. - Andi, are you serious?

The man was squeezing you. - It's all okay.

- All right, is everyone satisfied?

I told you we wouldn't be able to do anything

to convince her differently.

- Danni, damn. - No, look at her.

She's in love. Let it go, y'all.

- Why am I the only one trying to convince her?

Karen?

- I ain't got nothing to say.

- No, no, no. Wait a minute.

- I don't have nothing to say.

That's why I brought you guys here.

- What the hell? Karen, you the one that dragged me here.

- I know, I just--I just--

- Just what?

- I just think that she should make her own choices.

She's an adult. I mean, we are adults.

- Karen, this is complete 360.

- 180. - I'm sorry what?

- 360 is like a full circle.

A 180 is when you make a change.

- Wait a minute, wait a minute.

Are you really trying to give me a history lesson

or something, something? - It's not, bitch.

And you're high. - As a kite.

But that's not the point.

We focusing on something else right now. This--

- Okay, okay. Okay.

- Oh yeah, Karen, what the hell's going on? Hmm?

- Excuse me.

- Zac, that's what's going on.

- What?

- Are we missing something?

- What happened?

She must have seen Zac.

- Karen?

- I did see him. - Mm-hmm.

And it's a little harder for you to judge me now, isn't it?

- Andi.

- She must've slept with him too.

- Karen. - Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

You slept with him before you knew

he didn't run up your credit card?

- Oh my goodness.

- What?

What are you talking about? What?

- Yeah, he didn't do it.

- How do you know, Danni?

Okay, you're still spittin' the same thing.

How do you know? - We got the proof, shawty.

Got some videos and pictures. Looks like one of your clients.

Show her, Sabrina. - Hand me my purse, please.

- Mmm, mmm, mmm, dogging that boy out

and it wasn't even him.

- When did you see him?

- When he went to the salon today, girl.

- What happened?

- This ain't about me. Now, okay.

This is about you. - What happened?

- He came to the salon talking about

how he would never do that.

And I guess I must've known it all along

because when he touched me, it just happened.

It just did, and then Aaron came in and forgot his phone.

- Oh boy. - Shit.

- What?

- What happened then, Karen?

- Aaron said that I should be with Zac.

Figure out all my shit.

- What?

- So, that's why I can't judge you, Andi.

Ain't one of these -- good for us, Andi.

- You don't know that. - No, no, we know.

- I know that. - We know that.

- I know. But I still love him.

I love Zac.

I do, and I want him, and I want him to come home.

And I want to try, even though I give it about a month

and he's right back to where he was before.

- Gary's going to get counseling.

That was the only way I would say yes.

- Counseling?

So, you're really going to sit here and marry Gary?

- I am going to be engaged to him

and let us slow walk this thing.

It'll be a long time before I set a date.

- Andi, if he puts his hands on you again.

- I promise, I'll be out.

I promise.

He won't get another chance.

- ♪

- You promise?

- Yeah.

- Andi...

that dude in college hurt you,

he got away with a lot.

- Okay, here we go.

- No, no, no, I'm just saying, how do we know that

this time is different, baby girl?

- He's not like him.

- ♪

- I don't know, Andi.

- I do.

I see him at his best.

All you guys know is his worst.

Trust me.

I know him.

I do.

- Hmm-mm.

What you know is the married man

that you were sleeping with

that would go home at night to his wife.

You have no clue who the everyday Gary is.

- Damn, Sabrina. - What? It's the truth.

- Nah, it was good shit.

I mean, rough and that's my job.

- It's a bit rough.

- What's wrong with you today? Huh?

- Nothing.

- Oh, please don't talk about panty man. Please don't

talk about panty man. - Will you stop it, please?

- I don't got enough weed to talk about him.

- Oh, we gonna talk about it, okay?

We gonna get some wine and we gonna talk about it.

Then we gonna talk about Rodeo.

- That's fine. That's my boo.

- Oh, well, good for you.

- Thank y'all for having my back.

- We always will.

- And thank y'all for this, um--

- My sisters are going to make up.

- Today. - Come here.

Act like you love us. - Not always.

- You do, always. - Okay, now, can we drink?

- Oh, yes, yes. - At least get a glass.

- Do you have any cheese?

- I haven't been able to get to the store actually.

- Bitch, you're out of wine. - Oh, you been dick-stracted.

- Oh. - Dick-stracted.

- Well, I'll go to the store. - A-dickted. [laughs]

- SABRINA: I shouldn't be-- - Dick-termined. [laughs]

- SABRINA: That was a good one though.

- Okay, let's go to the store. - Let's go to the store.

- Oh, can we go get my cheese? - Yeah.

- Can we all go? - Yes, come on, I'll drive.

- Why do we need to all go? - I'm driving.

- We need wine. - I'm driving.

- No, you're not. You're drunk.

- I want to do this with my ring.

- Your blood diamond. - Okay, fine.

- Is that his wife's ring? - Oo, shit.

- She's in a bad mood. - You been real mean, bitch.

- Okay, let's get her something. - You been real mean.

- Let's go, let's go, let's go.

- ♪

- Don't show me your blood diamond.

- Okay.

- Your mistress ring. Make sure you grab the wine.

- You're in a mood. - That was deep.

- That hurt my feelings actually.

- Aw, it's okay, you'll be all right.

- What y'all drink? - Danni.

- Huh?

- Why you put all this stuff in the basket?

- Child. - Oh my God.

You don't want none of this? - No, ew.

- Okay. - Andi, no power snacks.

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

- What kind of-- - Danni, move.

- Okay. - Move.

- Okay. - Excuse me.

- Oh, salt, salt, yeah, yeah.

- Oh, yes shit, we need the salt for this bitch.

- Why are you putting all this stuff in the basket?

- I might as well, I'm here already.

- Who's paying for all these things?

- All that money you got. - Yeah, it's my money, so--

- Never mind, it's okay, I owe her.

I'll get it. - Oh, yes, you will.

- My gosh, how much do you owe her?

- Well, how dick did Zac owe you?

- I know you did not just say that?

- I sure did. See, that's what I get.

God don't like ugly. I tell you that.

- That was quick on you. - That was quick.

- Why do you gotta talk about dick?

- Well, how much dick he owe ya?

- Oh, hey, girl, what's up? - How you doing?

I'm sorry but did you say, Zac? - Yeah, girl, that's her ex.

They just had a little afternoon swing-aling of the ding-aling.

- Shut up. Stop it. You too.

- You know how exes are. - Oh really?

- I didn't know you shopped here.

- Yeah. - Ooh.

Are you a magnum cum laude graduate

like the rest of us ladies? Be proud.

- Oooh.

It must be that gentleman you told me about.

- And you told me too.

- You never told me his name. Spill the tea.

- Um...Zac.

- Zac?

- Yo, that got guava nectar.

- That Zac.

- Oh. - Where's the wine?

- ZAC: Huh? Yeah! - You want red?

- You want sparkling?

- That Zac.

- ANDI: Next on "Sistas."

- So, you two, um, date?

- Are we dating?

- Sabrina was getting to know you.

And I think that things were moving a little fast

but I think if you give it some time

you guys will be back together.

- Hi. - Hey.

- People assume so much about me.

I just don't want anyone trying to fix me.

- Why don't you move in here? - Are you serious?

- Come on, Sabrina.

You want me and I want you.

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