03x11 - Unlock It

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- I hit it stupid big, yo. - How big?

- FEMALE NARRATOR: Previously on "Sistas."

- You're still in love with Karen.

- I promise you,

as long as you and I are building something,

I won't talk to her.

- I really had fun last night.

- That's probably what you tell all the girls.

- I found a good guy,

but it still feels like something's missing.

- So why don't you just talk to him?

- ROBIN: We could've done all this over teleconference.

- But you thought you would just come in here

and be all cute and charming?

- I thought that I had to meet you in person.

- [woman moaning]

- Gary?

What the -- is going on?

- Oh, hey. - ANDI: "Oh, hey"?

b*tch, get the-- off my--

- GARY: Whoa, whoa! - Get off!

- Whoa, okay, hold on.

Let me, let me... Let me explain.

- There ain't sh*t for you to explain.

You got two b*tches in my house, and one of them on top of you?

- Okay, hold on. - Hold on?

- Can you tell her?

- No, she don't have sh*t to tell me!

- Andi, okay, hold on. Listen, listen, listen--

- No! - Let me explain, all right?

- I am not stopping, okay? - You have to stop.

- I am not stopping because this is absurd!

- Andi, I don't want you to say something

you're gonna regret! - Get the -- out of my house!

I don't regret it! Get the -- out of my house

right -- now! I'm calling the police.

I'm calling the -- police. - You see?

- Where is my -- phone?

- You see? - "You see"?

Why do you keep talking to her?

Why do you keep -- talking to her?

- Does she rule you now? - No, hold on.

Can you just-- - I'm Angela.

- I don't give a-- who you are, b*tch.

- All right, hold on.

Okay, just explain, okay?

Just listen.

- As I said, there's nothing for her to explain.

You got two b*tches in my mother-- bed!

- Okay, okay, if I may! If I may.

I'm Angela, his therapist,

and this is Jacklyn.

We were just having a therapy session here today.

That's all.

- Do I look like a idiot to you?

- No, no, not at all--

- I saw her straddling my fiance.

- Yes, and that is a part of the therapy.

- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm?

You're falling for this bullshit?

- It's the therapy.

- Angela? I'm calling the police.

- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ When my girls hold me down ♪

♪ And them boys mess around

♪ And my love life is a headache ♪

♪ We going out tonight

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love

- Jacklyn is a professional.

- A professional wh*re?

- No-- [sighing]

I'm so sorry, Jacklyn.

Look, you can go now, okay.

Thank you so much.

- Thank you, Jacklyn.

- Get the-- out of my house, Jacklyn.

- Okay, just... Everybody, just...

Go ahead and explain it to her.

The therapy. Please.

- Okay, are you sure?

- Yeah, I'm sure.

- Look, I don't want you to make this decision

just because you're stressed right now.

- Look, no, no, I'm not stressed.

Just go ahead and tell her.

- Okay, I understand, but, Gary, we discussed this.

- Look--

- Okay, you tend to make bad decisions

when you're stressed.

And this seems like one of those moments.

- But she's not gonna stop. Okay?

- Okay, so why don't I just support--

- Somebody better say something right now!

- Okay, okay, look, look.

Um, you know I was having a hard--

- Okay, okay, I'm sorry,

I'm just gonna stop you right there.

Tell her not what she knows, but tell her how you feel, okay?

- Right. - And what you know.

- You tell my man what to do one more time

and you touch him one more time, I swear--

- Hold on, um-- - Touch him again.

- What was it, hold on? Hold on.

- Try it. - I'm...

I'm having a hard time...

I'm having a hard time being with you because, um...

Every time I touch you, I think of him touching you.

- So you thought it was a good idea to bring a woman

into my home to have sex with?

Is that you wanted to touch another woman?

- See, she won't even let me finish.

- ANGELA: No, it's okay. Look, just go on.

You're doing great, you're doing great.

- Okay, hm. - Just give him a chance.

- She was fully clothed, and the therapy,

couples go through this type of therapy.

What we were, um...

Can you just tell her?

Just explain how this whole thing works?

- Okay, yeah, I can do... - Okay.

- So I work with a lot of couples

who have intimacy issues.

- Mm-hmm.

- So we bring in models to help them cope.

We have them close their eyes

with the model in a sexual position,

who, again, is a professional. - Mm-hmm.

- And they just get to say all the things they can't say

to their partner. - ANDI: Mm-hmm.

- Okay, and that's what we were doing here today.

- Yeah.

- And, again, highly effective form of therapy.

- That's therapy.

- ANDI: I don't believe you. I think this is bullshit.

- I'm sorry that you feel that way.

It actually helps. - Does it?

You know, I need help, because every time

my fiance goes to the gym for six hours,

I feel like he's touching someone else,

and then I feel untouched.

So could I get a male model so that I can feel, uh,

what is it, highly effective?

- Hold on, whoa, okay, whoa, you think this is a joke?

- No, I'm done playing with you,

and I'm sick of your bullshit, okay?

- Okay, this is good, okay, this is--

- No, this is not good!

She is not good!

This is bullshit, Gary! Okay, you know what?

- Where you going? - I'm getting away from you.

And when I get back, you better be gone,

and yo a*s better be gone.

Oh, you know what? Unlock it.

- Okay, Andi, just-- - ANDI: Un-- lock it, Gary!

Unlock it!

- If I unlock this ring, we're over.

- Good.

I'm sick of your sh*t.

Here.

- GARY: Yeah, fine.

Go be with that guy you were with last night.

- That's a really good idea.

Oh, and another thing.

Dr. Quack?

If this is so highly effective,

how come you didn't call me and let me know

instead of me walking in on this sh*t?

- Look, I didn't want you to know because

this is embarrassing

- You're embarrassing.

Get the -- out of my house!

- PRESTON: Bet you had a long day.

- Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I just wanna get in bed, actually.

- Well, I was kinda hoping you'd say that.

- To go to sleep.

- Oh, sleep?

Oh, sleeping, okay.

Yeah, I guess you're right.

You know, I was wrestling cows all day,

and that bull from Wyoming is a handful,

but he's beautiful.

- Mm-hmm.

- I took a picture... if you wanted to see.

- No, oh, no, don't trouble yourself.

- Okay. - Wrestling all day.

We don't have to wrestle.

- Forget--forget the picture, okay?

I'll tell you about it.

So, if we can get him to mating,

we will make a lot of money.

- That's good, Preston.

- Yeah.

- That's enough on that, though.

- What's wrong? - Oh, nothing.

What if you want to talk about something

other than, uh, mules, or the farm,

country bluegrass music?

- I mean, there's a difference between country and bluegrass.

I don't know if you knew that or not.

- So, Preston, I want you to think of something

that you don't care about.

All right, you got it? - Got it.

- Now, I want you to multiply that by infinity.

- You want me to do math? - Yeah.

No, okay.

That's just how little I care about the difference

between country bluegrass.

Or country and bluegrass.

- PRESTON: Okay, I'm sorry.

Are you all right?

- No, I'm good.

You know, maybe... Maybe I just don't wanna talk.

I think I'ma just go.

- No, wait, wait, wait, you sure, because,

it kinda seems like you got a lot on your mind.

- I mean...

This is a lot, right, you know?

Living together full-time.

- No.

- DANNI: And I really like having you here, I really do.

Don't you think we should have more in common

than just sex, 'cause, damn, that's about it.

- Wait, maybe it's just me.

I thought we did.

- What do you think we have in common?

- Okay, uh...

We like to laugh.

We both like to laugh, right?

- Yeah, yes, that's a good one.

But go on.

- You want another one?

- There isn't another one, Preston.

- Well, hell, Danni, you know, I guess you're right, you know?

I guess I've never really thought about it.

- Yeah, you know, like, you don't like basketball.

- And you don't like a h*-down.

- Okay, baby. - What?

- A h*-down in my neighborhood is when bow-legged Brenda

who worked the corner fell off her heels.

You get it? h* down?

So, no, I don't like a knee-slapping, foot-stomping,

h*nky-tonk good time h*-down.

- So, wait, Brenda's bow-legged where you're from?

- DANNI: You don't know Brenda.

You focusing on the wrong part of the story.

- Whatever, look, okay, I'm sorry, you know?

I never thought about it, you know?

Honestly, I thought you were happy,

and apparently you're not.

- No, no, I didn't say I wasn't happy.

I'm happy.

- Then what are you saying? - I'm happy, I'm just, I just--

I just feel like we need to have some more in common.

You know, I...

I like having you.

You're just, it's a lot, because we wake up together,

even when it's really, really, so early.

- Okay, okay, look, I was under the impression

that you liked waking up to me.

- I do. - You do?

- Mm-hmm. - Okay.

- And I do.

- Oh, okay. That's news to me.

- You know what, let's just drop it.

Let's just go eat. - No, no, no--

- 'Cause I don't wanna upset you or nothing.

- Let's not drop it, all right? I'm not upset at all.

Just tell me.

- Preston, it really has nothing to do with you.

You know, like, I've lived alone for a very long time,

so after a long day like this, I like to close the door

on everyone in the world and just... [sighing]

Just sit here by myself and think and smoke

and be weird, alone.

- Thank you for telling me this.

- It doesn't mean that I don't want you,

you know that, right?

Like, I like having you.

- Yeah, I get it.

- Do you?

- I can go stay with my cousin until I get a place of my own.

Whenever you want to see me, I can just come by.

- Okay.

Are you sure you're not upset?

I do.

- I'm not upset.

But, you know, it all makes sense now,

you running out of here and working doubles.

All you had to do was just tell me.

- Yeah, I know, I just didn't want to upset you.

- So, you know, you go on, I'll run you a bath,

you go relax, and I'll set the table.

- All right. You promise you're good?

- I'm good. - DANNI: You cool?

- As cool as can be. - DANNI: Okay.

Thank you. - Mm-hmm.

- ♪

- CALVIN: Oh, don't you look comfortable?

- MAURICE: Oh, well, this is my, um, "I'm having company" outfit.

- Again?

- Yes, so I need you to vacate the premises.

- Maurice, you have a room.

- MAURICE: Yes, but the room is not big enough

for the activities that I have planned on tonight.

- I pay rent here, too, and I'm not leaving.

- MAURICE: Okay, well, just get ready for a*s

to be thrown all over this place.

- Why did I even move in here?

- MAURICE: You made a mistake.

- CALVIN: Well, you know what,#I want my money back.

- MAURICE: Yeah, girl, that's never happening.

- Maurice? - [knocking on door]

- Can you please get the door for my gentleman caller?

- What you think this is, "Gone With--"

- g*y.

- You know what?

[Calving sighing]

- QUE: Hey, what's up, man?

- Maurice, your sticky-fingered house guest is here.

- Hey, that's cold.

- I'm just stating the truth. - Okay.

You right, but, relax.

- MAURICE: Mm-hmm.

- How you doing? - Hey.

- QUE: Hey. - Hey, Calvin?

- CALVIN: What? - Phone for you.

- What you talking about? That's your phone.

- MAURICE: Mm-hmm. Call for you.

- Who is it? - Just talk.

- Hello?

- SABRINA: Yes, hello?

- Sabrina?

- SABRINA: Calvin?

- Uh, hey, what's up?

- SABRINA: I don't know. Maurice called me.

- Oh, he did?

- Yes, now you talk to her, and you talk to him,

and figure it out!

Don't use up my minutes.

Come on, Que!

I wanna give you my new fragrance!

It's called "Big b*tch"!

- Look, I'm sorry.

You know, he shouldn't have done that.

- SABRINA: How are you?

- I'm good, but, he shouldn't have called you.

I'm sorry.

- SABRINA: I would love to talk to you, Calvin.

- Why don't you talk to your boyfriend at the bank?

- SABRINA: Can you just come over?

We're adults. We should talk about this.

- Sabrina.

- SABRINA: Please.

- [Calvin sighing]

All right, what time?

- SABRINA: I'm here now.

- All right, I'm on my way.

- SABRINA: Okay.

- I'ma get you for this sh*t, Maurice!

- MAURICE: You can thank me later for a fee!

- ♪

- Hey there, girl. - Hi.

- I love that suit.

- Thank you. - Where you get it at?

- Pam, it's impolite to ask me where I get my clothes.

- Since when? sh*t, we black.

- Is Karen here?

- Yeah, girl, she in her office, but she's in a mood.

- Do you know why?

- 'Cause one of the stylists quit, child,

and taken all her clients.

- Why?

- Go on back and ask about it.

- Okay. Um, thank you.

- PAM: Enter at your own risk, though.

- ♪

- [knocking on door]

- KAREN: Come in.

- Hi.

- KAREN: What are you doing here?

- I need to talk to you.

- About him?

- Look, I need my best friend, okay?

- Okay.

- Are you gonna stop with the bullshit?

- I said okay. - ANDI: Great, okay.

I walked in my house and Gary had two women

in my bedroom, one in my bed.

- Okay.

- Don't do that. - Don't do what?

- Just let me... Let me finish.

Okay, so, um, one was his therapist,

and the other was a woman she hired to help him

with the issues we're having.

I mean, she had on clothes, but still...

- Well, what issues are you having?

- ANDI: We're not having sex because of Paris.

Gary says every time he touches me,

he sees me having sex with Paris,

and he's turned off.

So he hires some quack.

If you ask me, she's crazy as hell.

- I have heard of therapists bringing in other people

to help with sexual issues, so.

- Really?

- Yeah, one of my clients, she, um, and her husband.

They've done it.

- Don't you think that's kind of weird.

- I do.

But I have heard of it.

Andi...

Look, the way I feel about him,

you know I wouldn't say it if it wasn't true.

- I gave him his ring back. - Okay.

- Stop saying "okay".

- Andi, what do you want me to say?

- Look, he's...

He's been going to the gym.

- The place that he used to tell his wife he was going

when he was actually seeing you?

- Yeah.

He went last night and he came back this morning.

- You don't believe he's really there, huh?

- Not for a damn second.

- Well...

What does your intuition tell--

- He's lying!

- Well, I would listen to that, then.

- When is it gonna happen, hm?

- What?

- ANDI: When is it gonna happen that I meet a man,

and it's drama-free?

That I meet someone who wants exactly what I want--

- KAREN: You have to stop letting the drama

come to you, Andi.

- What do I do now, Karen?

- Why don't we focus on what you don't do, maybe?

- I need a damn drink.

- Oh, say less.

Have a seat.

Come on, have a seat.

I got a bottle.

Not the cheap sh*t that Brina be having.

- ANDI: You're not fast enough. - KAREN: You welcome.

- Yep. I need...

This is what I'm talking about.

You want some? - Yes, I do.

- Here you go.

- Okay, I'ma put the rest of this away.

- That's good. That's real good!

- What was that? - ANDI: Don't put it away.

- [Karen laughing]

- ♪

- Preston?

We'll be good.

- ♪

- So what you gonna do?

- I am going to...

I'm gonna go home and talk to him.

- Okay. Call me.

- Okay. - So y'all talking again?

- We never stopped talking, Pam.

- You still being nosy, Pam?

- I love you, girl. - I love you too, babe, relax.

- Pam? - Bye, Andi, girl!

Girl, she be k*lling in them clothes!

- Pam? - Hmm?

- When'd you get your hair done?

- Last week. - KAREN: No, ma'am.

- What?

- It was not like that yesterday.

- You know what, when I went home,

I washed it and recurled it.

- Oh, you lying!

You going to Isaiah's, ain't you?

- You don't never have time for Pam, and he cheaper!

- KAREN: Oh, you are so damn wrong!

- I'm sorry! Gots to watch my coins.

- What does it look like when you go in there, huh?

- Like I'm watching my coins.

- KAREN: That's crazy.

He's doing hair out of his mama's house.

- I know!

- He ain't got the overhead that I got here!

- He's so smart.

That's why he can charge so little.

- Okay, Pam, got it.

I got it.

- Ooh, uh-uh!

- KAREN: What, Pam? - Look at this!

- Damn. - PAM: Is it his car?

Ooh, hey, Zac.

- What's up, Pam?

- Is that your car you're driving?

- Yes, it is.

- Slangin' again?

- No, I'm not, Pam.

- [Pam scoffing]

- Hey, Karen.

- Hey.

- Can I talk to you?

- Yeah.

Pam was just leaving.

- Where am I going? - Home. I'll close up.

- Oh, okay.

That suit is sharp!

- Players, Inc.

- Go ahead. - Can I get my phone?

- Yes, get it. Hurry up, damn!

- 'Cause I'm about to get a picture of Zac.

- ZAC: Come on.

- Before he go back to jail.

- Ain't nobody going to jail with your nosy a*s.

- PAM: Stay free!

- I'll try, Pam. - PAM: Mm-hmm.

- What's up?

- I know your girl told you.

- Told me what?

- That I had a stock that hit.

- Oh, no.

- Karen, stop playing.

You'd've been all over my a*s.

"Zac, who's car is that?

"Who's clothes you wearing?

Don't bring the streets up in my business, Zac."

- Just know that $, can go real quick.

Take it from someone who knows, okay?

- I knew they told you.

- Danni, not Brina.

- Well.

- KAREN: Yeah.

- Here.

- What is this?

- It's the money I owe you, for the past three years.

- Zac. - ZAC: What?

Take it.

This is what I wish I always could've did.

- Thank you.

- I know it's kind of late and it took a long time,

but hopefully it's right on time.

- It really is, I mean.

- I love you, Karen.

- Love you too, Zac.

- I'll see you.

- Where are you going?

- You don't wanna know that.

- Fatima's.

- You jealous? - No.

No, just, um...

- So what?

- I ain't never seen you like this, and...

It looks good on you.

- It does, doesn't it?

You got something you wanna say?

- No.

- Now is the best time.

- Should I say let's get back together?

Go home, start over?

Think I've said that too many times.

I know you've said it too many times,

so, maybe we just let this be what it should be.

- I would have to agree.

- Bye, Zac.

- Good bye, Karen.

- Enjoy the rest of the night.

- Oh, I plan to.

- You really do look good.

- You really do, too.

- And I'm really happy for you.

- Bye, Karen.

- ♪

- [phone ringing] - ROBIN: Yeah?

- It's Andi.

- ROBIN: Oh, hi. How are you?

- I'm good.

I have the, uh, paperwork for the settlement.

- ROBIN: So soon?

- Yeah.

- I could bring it to your hotel, if you want.

- ROBIN: I'm actually in the office.

- Where?

- ROBIN: Here.

- Hi. - Hi.

This makes me wish I was at the hotel.

- Yeah?

- You came back to get this?

- Um, I did.

- You know, I could pretend like I didn't get the call,

and you could bring it over.

- No, you're here now, so...

- Where's your ring?

- Uh, I took it off. - Is everything okay?

- Yeah.

- Is it anything to do with the other night?

- No.

- You sure?

- Yeah, um, let me get this for you.

- Okay.

Uh, you have anything to drink?

- ANDI: Not really.

No.

- You sure?

- I may have something.

- Okay.

Ooh, hold on now!

- [Andi giggling] - Good stuff, okay!

Can I pour? - Sure.

We have some cups in the break room.

- Okay. I'll go get 'em.

- Okay. - ROBIN: Mm-hmm!

- Andi, what the-- are you doing?

- ♪

- ANDI: For real? - ROBIN: For real.

- That is insane.

- I know, I thought the same thing.

- Wow. - What?

- We finished the whole bottle.

- Did we? - Mm-hmm.

- How did that happen?

- The laughing, talking, stories.

- ROBIN: I know, I know what you mean,

what you mean.

- Have you ever felt like you met someone

and you've known them for years?

- See, I was just about to say the same thing.

- ANDI: You weren't. - I was.

- You weren't! - ROBIN: I swear to you, I was.

I feel like...

I feel like I've known you forever.

- I feel the same. - ROBIN: Really?

Feel like I've kissed you before, too.

- I'm gonna remember that.

- [knocking on door]

- What's up?

- FATIMA: Damn.

- You like? - [Fatima laughing]

Here you come in here looking like -n*gro.

- Something like, you know? - I like it.

- FATIMA: What, you got paid today?

- A little bit.

- Oh, well, instead of spending on that,

I think you should've got you a place.

- ZAC: What if I told you I did that as well?

- How you do that with $,?

- Maybe I got more than $,.

- What?

- ZAC: What if I told you I put that money on a stock,

and it hit big?

- What?

- Yes, and I'm looking at a crib,

and I have enough left over to purchase some other property

and flip 'em like they do at Chain Breakers,

but I'ma do it for myself.

- What? - Yes.

- Excuse me.

- What stock is this?

- Bellanice.

- Okay.

- What was that? "Okay??

- I need to look that up.

- Yeah? What, you don't trust me?

- I'll verify. - Oh, you need verification?

- FATIMA: Yeah. - You need a blue check?

- Uh-huh. - Okay.

- Yeah, I need all that, mm-hmm.

- I want to take you out.

- I cooked.

- I want to take you to Maxine's.

- That place is expensive.

- I got it.

- I don't know how much you got,

but consider it half of that after you pay your taxes.

- Well, capital gains ain't half.

Check me out, check me out. - Look at you!

- Yeah, your man has been reading.

I've been reading.

- I see! - Yes.

- FATIMA: I'm with it. - You with it?

- ZAC: But are you with me, though?

- Zac. - Come on.

You said you want to have some honest conversation, right?

- Yeah, and I told you everything.

- No, you didn't. Tell me how you really feel.

- Why? - What you mean, why?

Because telling me that you used to be into me

isn't telling me how you really feel.

- Zac, it doesn't matter.

- Yes, it does.

It matters to me, because I like waking up to you.

I like the way you smell.

I like the way you taste.

- You do? - Mm-hmm.

I like the way you choke me.

- You like that? - When you grab me.

- You like that? - ZAC: I like.

- Shut up, stop it. - I like you.

- So, what's different than me and all the other girls?

- What? - Karen in particular.

- I knew we was gonna go back here.

It just keeps coming around.

There's nothing to compare,

when you got a woman who's strong and solid,

and you know you solid up around the thigh.

- Shut up.

- A woman with confidence who can give a man confidence.

Let me tell you,

when I first heard about this stock, right,

I was nervous.

I was like, I don't know if I'ma do it.

And I heard this little voice saying,

"Zac, you need to trust yourself, Zac.

"You need to wake up and believe in yourself, Zac."

- That's how I talk? - That's how you talk.

That's how you sound. - That's not how I sound.

- That's exactly how you sound.

And it just made me feel like I can do it.

So I did it, and I did it for me.

I did it for you. I did it for us.

- Zac. - No, seriously.

My whole life,

I ain't never had a woman speak power into me.

Not my mother, not my aunts.

My grandmother.

And then you came.

- Because you can.

- I know. I know.

And it's the truth.

- It is.

- And the truth is,

I don't want you telling that to no other man.

- Well, I'm not a liar.

And if a-- ain't worth sh*t,

I'm not about to tell him that he is, so, no.

- I think you missing my point.

- No, I...

I heard you.

- You know what I mean, so I'm saying, what's up?

- Zac...

- And Fatima.

Zatima.

Are you Team Zatima?

- Look, that's sweet, it really is.

- It is, I made it up by myself. - Yeah, but, you're not ready.

- Don't do that, don't do that.

- You're not. - Don't, I...

Don't project on me.

Don't do that.

If you not ready, say you not ready,

but don't tell me I'm not ready.

- Can I just-- - No.

- Think about this, please?

- No. You can't. You already thought about it.

- What? No, I--

- Are you Team Zatima or what?

Is it me and you?

Is it?

- Yes, I guess.

- Really? Yes?

- [knocking on door]

- SABRINA: Who is it?

- CALVIN: It's Calvin.

Hey. - SABRINA: Hey.

Come in.

- You look great.

- So do you.

- Thanks.

So, what's up?

- Right to it, I see.

- You called me over.

- Thank you for coming.

And, Calvin, I know,

I've made you very uncomfortable,

and I don't want you to change your mind on that,

and I don't want you to change.

I just want to make sure that this is right for me.

- Yeah, I get that.

- Of course you do.

You're the most understanding person I know.

- Duh.

- [both laughing]

- I mean, why can't we just do it our way, right?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I think we can, and I think we should.

- Oh, it feels so much better!

Whoo! Okay.

- Because I have missed the hell out of you.

- Have you?

- Yeah. Come here.

Let me show you how much I miss you.

- Calvin.

- [knocking on door]

- Who is it?

- AARON: It's Aaron.

- Hi. - Hey.

I bought this.

- Oh, yes, it is.

[gasping] Ice cream?

Love it, okay.

Come in. - AARON: Thank you.

- It's been that kind of a day.

- Has it? - Yeah.

One of my old employees is trying to steal my clients.

- Really?

- Yeah, undercutting my prices and whatnot.

- Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

- Ooh.

It's all good, I'ma just, you know, eat this,

and forget about him.

- Uh-huh.

Okay, and how about we watch a great movie, too, all right?

- That too, if you can find one.

- I'm all for it.

- How was your day?

- Uh, it was interesting.

- In what way?

- Well, the past few days,

I've kind of felt like a hypocrite, you know,

and I have this group, and we're supposed to be

guiding them about practicing abstinence, and...

- Oh.

- You know, yeah, so I...

I told them the truth.

- Did you? - Yeah.

And the pastor asked me to leave the teaching.

- Are you serious? - Yeah.

I mean, we're supposed to be the leaders, right?

We have to set an example, so we can't do that.

- I'm so sorry.

- No, it's all right. It's my choice.

- Okay, but I mean, I feel bad.

I was there and I was definitely a part of that.

- See, I didn't want to tell you originally

'cause I didn't want you to feel bad about it.

It's just, I didn't want to leave you in the dark either,

so, it's all right though.

- I'm sorry. - AARON: So am I.

- Hey, you just tell 'em that it won't happen again.

- Yeah, but that would be a lie. - Aaron.

- No, listen, I want it to happen again,

and again, and again.

- That's the problem. This is why you got kicked out.

- Well...

It wouldn't be a problem if, uh, we were married.

- All right, but, I don't know.

- No, Karen. - Mm?

- I want you to marry me.

- Okay, Aaron. - AARON: Now, hold on, listen.

- What? - I'm serious.

Marry me.

We can go see him right now.

- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ You got me trippin, trippin ♪

- You need some ice cream. Here you go.

Crazy. - That's the best one.

- Mm-hmm. Let's watch this movie.

- Oh, damn.

- What?

- You are really talented.

- Think so?

- Let's go again.

- What time is it?

- Maurice and Que time.

Maurice and Que time, Maurice and Que time.

- Maurice, I need to tell you something.

- What is it?

- I'm g*y for pay.

- Well, congratulations, happy birthday.

I won't be giving you sh*t.

- Well, you 'bout to pay me.

I'm not into this sh*t

unless there's something in it for me.

- Well, now you tell me.

- You know that.

- You need to get yo a*s outta here.

- Are you serious?

- Yes!

g*y for pay.

- QUE: Yeah, I'm with this b*tch-a*s -- ?

- Uh, who's the b*tch-a*s -- ?

- Yeah, okay, I'll see y'all there.

Fo' sho'.

- Yeah, yeah, you need, you need to go.

- QUE: I want my-- money. - [g*n latching]

- What?

Get yo a*s out of my-- house is what I know.

- ♪

- What the-- are you doing?

- We're going to your bank.

You gonna open them g*dd*mn doors.

We 'bout to rob that sweet a*s.

You hear me?

- NARRATOR: Next, on "Sistas".

- You gonna give me all the money

that's in that b*tch.

- You gotta be-- kidding me right now.

- No, I'm not.

- Are you trying to upset me?

Are you trying to make me go back to the old me?

- Did the old you ever leave, Gary?

- I asked you to marry me.

- Aaron, you jokin', stop.

- Yeah, I was not joking.

- There's something going on here

that's bigger than us.

- I missed you so much.

- He left last night.

- You did say you needed space, Danni.

- I'm talking about Zac.

- Is that your business?

- I just hope he ain't doing nothing ill*gal, that's all.

- ♪

- ♪

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