- This girl Kim cyber bullied me for years.
I've never known why. I still don't know why.
I want to beat the [bleep] out of her.
I'm here to make my relationship better with my sister.
- Peter is not one to fight over.
I just think at this point you do you.
I'm sorry.
- Me and Anna are done. You know what?
Great. That's awesome.
I don't care.
I like Jenn. We're on our first date.
Cheers. Will you still kiss me?
- I guess you'll have to wait and find out.
[upbeat music]
- Kass. He's so fine.
I see him, and I'm like, "Oh, this could be dangerous."
- No, no. - [bleep].
- They're fighting. They're fighting.
- Yeah. Do something.
- And you violated the fighting policy.
- Okay. - We have to send you home.
♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪
- I hate being tickled. I hate it.
- I'm not gonna do anything. - No, I'm serious.
I'm being serious. Please. No! Stop!
Stop!
You're gonna get me kicked off this show by punching you.
Stop!
I really like Peter.
He literally treats me like a princess,
and sometimes it just feels too good to be true.
I don't know if it's just because my last relationship
literally put me through hell and back,
but I honestly think that Peter's perfect.
- Look... - God damn.
- Oh, my God. I told you.
No one ever [bleep] believes me.
Don't [bleep] tickle me.
- Don't mess with her.
- [laughing]
- Is it done? - It's done.
I'm gonna put some pieces on a plate.
- I don't want no crusty edges.
- I mean I'll take the edges. [bleep].
[laughter]
- Me, and Kim, and Jordan, and Lana
want to have a little girl time.
- All right, to the bed we go.
- So we decided to have a slumber party.
- Who wants to go first? - Lana.
- Share your l*sbian experience.
Fantasy or reality.
- Jessica Alba all day.
I think she's gorgeous. - Rihanna for me.
- Everyone says Rihanna just because she's cool.
- No, but I just feel like...
[laughter]
All right, what is the dirtiest dream you've ever had?
- [bleep]. I can't say.
- You have to.
- Yes. Exactly. - Oh, it's the one
that you recently had here in the house?
- Yes. Oh, [bleep].
I dreamt about Kass, but I'm not talking about it.
I'm not talking about what happened,
'cause it's dirty, and my mom don't need to know any of that.
Woke up like, "Huh, ha!"
Let's say I woke up flustered, okay?
Got my one armpit sweating again, but--
- What is the last type of porn you watched?
- I just watched big a*s porn,
like, 'cause I really want a big a*s.
I'm just imagining how it would look when I have a big a*s.
[laughter]
- Oh, that was funny. - Me and Kim honestly have not
talked more than three times since she got here.
It's been like, "Hey, what's up? Bye."
Like, I've never actually sat down and talked to her.
No, but Theo leaving has taught me
that this is all temporary,
so maybe I do need to start changing the way
that I do things and just kind of
open up, before it's too late.
- Yeah, I feel like porn's an individual thing.
- Really? Do you all watch porn?
all: Yeah.
- Really?
[laughter]
♪
Now I feel like I look frumpy as [bleep].
Everyone else in the house is still sleeping,
so me and Anna are planning to go to brunch.
We both want to spend a little bit of alone time together.
- Why are you putting extensions?
Like, I just want to go.
- 'Cause I want to braid my hair.
- I just want to go to [bleep] breakfast.
I'm hungry, and I become a b*tch.
- Then go, dude.
I can go somewhere else myself. Why do you always have
to become such a b*tch over something so minimal?
- Because I just want to get ready to go,
and, like, [bleep]--
- It takes me two [bleep] minutes.
It's crazy 'cause, like, one second we're so good.
The next second we're not.
You're the one changing now. Again.
- 'Cause what? Am I gonna wear this?
- You're the one that put it on.
- We're gonna go into a [bleep] club.
I just would rather not even more forward with an argument
and just shut it down right then and there.
- Batphone, it's Matt. - Hey, Matt,
I'm gonna go by myself. I just want to eat.
I don't want to wait for somebody else
to get all dressed up.
- You were the one getting dressed up.
You are so crazy. - Okay.
- Thank you. Sorry about the inconvenience.
- Psycho.
[somber music]
Anna gets boiled up in a matter of a second.
I didn't know me putting my freaking hair extensions in
would make it such a big deal when she was changing
outfits.
It sounds stupid but, like,
we'll argue over these things,
and then it'll blow up more.
And then that's what will make us go months without talking.
♪♪
- . Isn't that one called your, like,
golden birthday or some [bleep]?
- We enter the old fart zone. - The old fart zone.
- Yeah. Peter's birthday is right around the corner,
and I want to throw a huge costume
surprise party to show him how much I appreciate him.
- And you should have Robbie take him just for a drink.
- Wait, wait, wait. - What's up?
- We were thinking that maybe you--like,
after dinner tomorrow you should say,
"Let's go for a drink."
- So she can get all ready in her costume.
- I'm gonna take him to the strip club.
- [sarcastic laugh]
- I'll show him a good [bleep] birthday.
Buy a lap dance after lap dance.
- I don't know if I trust that now.
It kind of makes me nervous. - Good. Be nervous.
Be very nervous.
[upbeat music]
♪
- All right, so I have no idea what I want to be.
- I'll help you. You have no idea? Like nothing?
- I really don't know what to do.
- How about a showgirl or something?
- Not feeling it.
- I think I'm gonna do that Playboy bunny mask.
- So do I do this one or a monkey?
[laughter] - Oh, my God.
- You have to. - What's the other one?
- A monkey. - Oh, my God.
Let me see the back. Does it have a curly tail?
It does! [laughter]
- I do like the panda too. - I like all of it.
Let me see the back. I want to see the panda.
[laughter]
- This one or the monkey? both: Monkey.
- I really want this alien shirt.
- Just be an alien. You could wear your hair,
like, in buns, and then, like, do your make up.
- And then do my makeup crazy. - Glitter. Yeah.
- What do you think I should do for Pete?
- Get him a onesie.
- I have to, like, pick something good.
This is so difficult.
I have no idea what I'm going to pick out for Peter.
Look at. There's a dinosaur.
I'm freaking out, because I just want it to be perfect.
It looks like an angry dinosaur. Never mind.
- Oh, my God. He could be a pug. My favorite dog.
- Feel like I should do the panda.
- Yeah. Just do the panda. - Peter the panda.
Like, come on. It's gonna be so cute.
At least I hope so. I hope he thinks that.
♪
A[cell phone chimes]
[dramatic music]
♪
- I don't know, man.
I'm just taking it a day at a time, you know?
- You're doing good. - Exactly. I'm trying to.
I feel like you're a really good person.
- I try to keep the positive energy,
but I don't get too optimistic,
because I thought me and Theo was gonna be good.
And that [bleep] didn't work out at all.
- Things don't happen the way that you expect it to.
- Lana is really sweet.
She's the closest female friend to me in the house.
She's the only person I can have a real, like,
intellectual heart-to-heart with
that kind of understands my point of view.
Trust me. I know. I didn't expect to be here.
At all. And everything took a turn.
Not always for the better, but they take turns,
so I'm just hoping that it straighten out sooner or later.
- Yeah.
- I'm trying to.
- Put your energy into something else.
[upbeat music]
I don't know what I'm gonna do about the Kassius situation.
Honestly I want to tell him that I like him.
I just don't know when.
- Come on. What you hitting me for?
Now that's abuse. - No, it's not abuse.
- I know, and you're not even ticklish.
- I'm not.
Real men aren't ticklish.
I'm sorry.
- I definitely think Kass and Lana
have some type of connection.
- Come on. Be chill. Be chill.
- But since I've known her,
a lot of guys see her as "the friend,"
so I just hope that she doesn't get played or get hurt.
- Whatever. It's fine. I get it.
- You live to fight another day.
- ♪ So I put my head into boxes again ♪
♪Setting my own traps ♪
♪ To put my foot back in
- Our first thing is, like, when we get into an argument
we'll separate ourselves from each other.
Like, I'll block her number. I'll change my number.
I will completely shut everything down.
- Maybe you guys are fighting, and bickering, and stuff,
but there's, like, a deeper issue.
- There is. Like, she's my older sister.
I looked up to her, but then, like, there would be times
where just, like, she was just such a mean older sister.
And some of the situations Anna put me
in she doesn't see that she was wrong, you know?
- Mm-hmm. - I was left at an airport for,
like, hours. I was, like, years old.
She drove me from Gainesville to Orlando airport,
and I didn't think she was actually gonna
physically leave me there. Physically left me there.
My plane didn't take off for hours.
Didn't have my cell phone. Didn't have anything.
It was, like, in the middle of the night.
- So why'd she do that though?
- Because we got into an argument over something.
It sucks, 'cause she's so [bleep] mean at times.
- Yeah, and that's just probably her defense mechanism too.
Being mean is easier than being weak as well.
Like, you know, some people cope differently.
The bigger picture is you guys are blood.
You love each other a lot, so talk it out,
instead of just, like, blocking it out.
It's not healthy. Are you gonna keep
building up all this animosity and hate?
And that's what's really gonna tear you guys apart then,
you know?
You have to talk about it. - Yeah.
I feel like this could be our last chance.
- Coming up on "Real World"...
- We're gonna turn up.
[upbeat music]
- It's clearly my dancing that made you pissed off.
- No it's not, it's the way you [bleep] dance...
- Exactly! - When you're not with me.
- I'm sorry I'm a sl*t.
- I peed four times already today.
- Oh, wow. - I know.
There's something wrong. Like, I know I'm not pregnant.
But then I'm feeling like, "Am I?"
[upbeat music]
♪♪
- But why are you gripping it like that?
Uh-uh.
Why did you just eat it like--uh-uh.
- That was disgusting. - Boy, you look like you
just got out of prison. - Can you get a napkin?
- Maximum security.
- You want a bite? - Not off [bleep] that.
- No. I don't even want to look at that.
- Has he always eaten like this? - Yeah, and I hated it.
And I used to yell--
- So you did spiteful things? - I guess you can say that.
- Do you think you're controlling sometimes?
- Hell, yeah. - Thank you. Yeah, she is.
- Like, how do you not say something
to someone who's doing stuff like this?
- Why the [bleep] are we having this conversation?
- I'm just getting to knowyou guys
and have a new perspectiveon life.
Like, I only have a few more weeks left. I'm just...
- Yeah, right. - Tired of not knowing anything
but you guys' first name, so--
- Well, I have a question for you.
Why does it seem like you don't trust people?
- 'Cause that's how I was raised.
My mom told me not to trust anyone.
- Do you feel like that impacts, like, your social life?
- Yeah, that's probably why I don't have any friends.
- So how was your experience in high school?
- Oh, it sucked, 'cause I was bullied,
and I think that's why I hold a grudge
against Kim so much, 'cause she was one of the people
who bullied me in high school.
One thing in particular when she started a rumor
that I got my a*s done.
- That's so weird. - She went around saying
I got surgery which wasn't true,
so everyone started, like, teasing me about that.
Kim, when she first got to the house,
I know my initial reaction
was to just slap the [bleep] out of her,
but I'm trying to grow from this experience.
And so I think the mature me in my head is saying,
"Just go to lunch with her
and finally confront her about it."
At the time I was such a vulnerable,
no-backbone-having-a*s person.
Like, now I feel like I'm always on the defensive mode,
because of how I was when I was younger.
- Yeah. You are. - I feel like I make it harder
for people to come to me and befriend me,
but at the same time it's like--
- I mean I'm gonna be honest with you.
Like, I really didn't think that you were that approachable
when I first met you. - Yeah.
- And I'm happy we're having this conversation,
'cause I'm definitely understanding a lot more.
- Yeah, people can understand more why I do things I do.
- This is so interesting.
I did learn something new about you.
♪
- Let's roll.
We'll go for a drink. We'll come back here,
and then we'll see where everybody wants to go.
- Bye, Jenn. - See you in a little bit.
- Have fun. - Bye. I'll try.
- Birthday drinks.
We got his surprise party. Shh.
Don't tell nobody, so I got to get him
out of the house.
♪♪
- How much time do we have? - About an hour.
♪♪
- Oh, my God, I'm sweating.
I'm getting anxious.
- Cheers, bro. Thank you very much though.
I really appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you.
♪♪
♪
- I'm a genie. What?
Do you not see the little hat?
- He said, "What are you?"
- Yeah. - [laughter]
- Should I say like-- - ?
- minutes. So at
- Yeah.
♪♪
- They're still getting ready.
Weird. They take forever, those girls.
- Yeah they do. - [dinging]
- You get three wishes.
- This is really sweet what Jenn's doing.
I like the costume idea.
My bra though. It's not gonna work.
- Do you have pins? Just pin your bra.
Like, the thing to your bra.
- Unfortunately I need to put safety pins on my costume
so it won't fall down.
- You are a hot mess right now, girlfriend.
- I spilled water on myself.
I'm fitting this nerd character quite well.
[cell phone chimes] - Oh, "On our last drink now."
Ooh.
I'm so excited, but I am so anxious,
because if this doesn't get pulled off,
I am going to be so crushed.
- Thank you so much for that shot, dude.
I really appreciate it. - Oh, no problem.
- I just want to go grab a little cash.
- "On the way back." They're on their way back.
They're on the way back.
Guys, I'm panicking just a little bit.
- Want to wait outside? - No. Yo, run in.
- They're literally about to walk in.
- Hurry up!
- Dude, let me just get some cash, and then we'll bounce out.
- A'ight.
all: Surprise!
- [laughing]
- Your costume's right there my friend.
- Oh, my God. - Right there.
- Yay! - Whoo!
- [laughing]
- Wow. I was not expecting this.
This is insane. I'm so surprised.
I mean this is something that
has actually never happened to me.
Jesus [bleep]. The panda.
All the roommates coming together is awesome.
Just a surreal feeling.
Thank you, guys. Awesome.
- Guess what we all are? - Playboy bunny.
- How'd you guess? - Alien.
- Cleopatra? [laughter]
I'm joking.
all: Cheers.
♪♪
- You want to go out like this? - Yeah.
- I most certainly do. - Let's [bleep] do it.
- I'll go out like this. - We have to go out.
- Pete's dressed up like a panda.
- I know.
- A costume party? - Yeah.
Dressing up as something that you're not as an adult.
It's kind of creepy. - [laughs]
- But I mean, hey, to each his own.
Y'all dressed up to go out, right?
- No. - I don't want to be
the only one standing out here dressed up like a baboon.
- Literally. - Literally.
- Literally. - Lana?
- What? - You're not coming?
- No. - Why is Zoeë Kravitz not coming?
It definitely sucks that Lana's not coming.
She's really into Kassius.
She's so attached to him, even though
he hasn't said that he feels the same way.
- Oh, my God. - [imitating a monkey]
- Wait, where are we going?
- ♪ Spell it out, turn up the mic ♪
[cheering]
- ♪ So I'll just speak in vowels from now on ♪
♪ A-A
♪ O-O
♪ E-E
- It means a lot to me that Jenn did this for me.
I've never actually had somebody
that cared this much about me this early.
- Yeah?
- In my past relationships
trust was the biggest problem,
but the way Jenn acts makes me think that I can trust her.
- Cheers, birthday boy. - Thanks, baby.
- I feel like this is such a great birthday for Peter.
Everything went so well.
Honestly, the night couldn't have gone any better.
[dance music]
♪
I ask Anna to come to the bathroom
and un-safety pin me.
Like, it takes two seconds, but she just doesn't want to do it.
- No.
- She got mad at me because I didn't--no.
- You're just rude, yo.
Like, you don't listen to anything or, like,
care about anyone's situations.
You really are. You really put yourself first.
- Whenever Katrina disagrees with me then it's always,
like, what a selfish person I'm being.
She's so sensitive
that she takes everything to another level.
- You really are just an angel.
What you wore today was your [bleep] perfect outfit.
- Come on. Let's go back. - Ready to roll? Let's roll.
- Anna and Katrina, they just have so much
that they haven't talked about, so I feel like they just
argue over the smallest thing which is extremely unhealthy.
[dramatic music]
♪♪
- The amount of glitter that's gonna be stuck on me forever--
- I know. My glitter eye shadow is everywhere.
- Literally all over my body. - Honestly it's so stupid,
because I didn't think about.
How she had to get out of her costume.
You're all about yourself.
Like, everything I do is about Katrina.
Every single [bleep] situation
I put myself in is how Katrina will be affected.
The one time I don't think about it, like,
"I'm so sorry you had to go to the bathroom."
This is exactly what I wanted to tell the cameras right now.
You try to act like you're the good person
in every situation, and I never actually
put it out there how mean you are to me.
Like, you [bleep] made me get out of your car
in the middle of the highway multiple occasions.
You've literally tortured me growing up.
I never [bleep] brought up, 'cause if I brought up
you'd [bleep] k*ll me with words to where it's like
you [bleep] cut deep, 'cause having you sit there--
can we just, like, have a moment?
I can't do it. She's just such a b*tch.
Seriously.
- It's just now that I am biting my tongue
just to make it through a [bleep] day.
Everything I've ever done I was even aware of...
she just, like, jackhammers into me.
Just awful to me.
♪
[gentle upbeat music]
- I'm gonna have, like, really serious conversations
with you about the future.
So, guys-- - I'm nervous. Stop it.
- Um, what I've learned from her
is not only how to be a good person on the inside,
but how to be a good person on the outside.
And I think you are the most genuine girl in the house.
- You're making me blush.Stop.
- So I want this girl to be my girlfriend.
I do. I would do anything for her to be my girlfriend,
and I'm asking you, like...
- Oh, that's so cute.
- Will you go out with me please?
I'm serious though. - Yes, yes, yes.
I literally feel like I'm back in high school again.
♪♪
[both yawning]
- Sorry. I'm tired.
I got up hella early today.
- What time did you wake up?
- Well, I peed four times already today.
- Oh, wow. - I know.
There's something wrong.
My mom told me to drink cranberry juice.
- Oh, yeah. One of those.
- I might have, like, a UTI or something.
I don't know. But yeah.
I got up at, like, : a.m. I peed.
Then I got up at :. Peed.
Then I got up at :. I peed.
Then I got up at :. I peed, and I got up at :.
- Uh-uh. - I've had a long day.
What the [bleep] is going on?
Like, I know I'm not pregnant, but then I'm feeling like, am I?
Because I keep [bleep] peeing,
but then again I always think I'm pregnant.
I don't know. I'm weird. Talk about plot twist.
[laughs]
♪
- There's a reason why we're here.
We dance around our issues, and we never, like, solve them.
And I feel like if we keep on doing that, like--
- I just feel like you have no empathy,
so you can't really sit there and put yourself in my position.
- I have no empathy? - Like, last night you had
to say all these awful things to me to make it my fault,
and then you just don't see any of my side.
I think she thinks it's a one-way street, you know?
In the past that, like, I've only hurt Katrina.
She doesn't even take into consideration
that she ever hurt me.
We hurt each other in different ways apparently, and--
- No. I mean I don't know how to approach things.
Like, so many other siblings
don't know how to talk about their problems, you know?
- I mean there's been a million different times
where I wanted to sit down.
A lot of the time I [bleep] shut myself down
and do not speak, because it's easier.
But I totally would see, like, a therapist or somebody.
Like, while we're here would you be interested in that?
- Mm-hmm.
- I think it'd be really helpful.
I'll see what I can do.
♪♪
- I'm very open to Tya talking to me over lunch
regarding what it was that I really did
to her in high school that has stuck with her for this long.
This is a good restaurant though, right?
- Yeah, yeah. It's pretty good.
All I want to do at this lunch
is to just get everything that I have to say to her out.
Okay, it's right here. I'm pretty nervous.
I don't know how she's gonna take it,
but this is my time to finally express
how I feel, so just do it.
[dramatic music]
♪♪
- I don't talk about this [bleep] a lot, Kim.
Just so you know like-- - Yeah. You can--
- I know you don't really, like, know me like that.
We never actually sat down and had a talk to talk,
so we don't know each other. You know what I mean?
And, like, I know some things that you don't know.
But, like, I was bullied bad in high school. Bad.
And then it was you, and then it was, like,
a bunch of other people and just stupid [bleep].
Like, I had my own [bleep] going on.
Like, you never know the type of [bleep]
people are going through.
- At home and stuff. Yeah. - That one comment you made,
it spread into this big a*s rumor.
- And I'm just like, "How?"
- And everyone around school kept saying I had my a*s done.
Like, that [bleep] hurt. [bleep] my a*s done.
- Yeah, like, a comment that I made, like, to you actually,
like, to your face would get out of that classroom.
- I mean, 'cause other people were around,
so I guess, like, kids are immature,
but, like, that [bleep] spread.
Like, in high school I looked up to you and...
- You know, that [bleep]'s even worse.
- 'Cause you're older than me, and I really looked up to you.
Like, I didn't have any friends in high school, like,
so it made me feel like [bleep].
- People hold onto stuff for a long time, and, like,
I never want anybody to feel like I bullied them.
And I don't want you to think I was
intentionally trying to put you down.
I was dealing with my own insecurity,
so maybe it was, like, an outlet for me at the time.
I want you to know that I'm sorry
for what my -year-old self said to you.
- I appreciate that. - And for what it did
to your -year-old self,
because those are crucial, like, growing stages for women.
So as a woman, I should have never put you down.
I would rather just you actually to know me
and me get to know you.
- I have, like, an open mind, an open soul,
and an open heart to be able to get to know each other.
Confronting Kim, it does feel freeing.
It feels--it feels weird.
I'm just glad that we were able to hash [bleep] out.
- I just feel really bad that it did hold such a,
like, heavy weight on you.
Well, like, genuinely.
- Well, if you sincerely mean that, cool. We cool.
- Yeah.
- We're headed to this therapy session.
Me and Anna have communication problems obviously.
I'm Katrina. Nice to meet you.
- Katrina, nice to meet you. - Hopefully this therapist
can dig deep and get us to communicate better.
- How was it getting over here?
You made it okay? - Oh, yeah. Just--
- both: Traffic. - Was a little heavy.
- Yeah, yeah.
And you two, you're from?
both: Florida. - Florida. Okay.
It would just be really cool to hear from each of you
kind of just what would be your hope moving forward?
What would you like to get from today?
- I think our biggest downfall was communication.
And it usually takes I think about three hours
we'll be together, and then something will happen.
Something so stupid,
but it gets blown up way more than it should be.
- Yeah, and so I'm curious. Can one of you tell me kind of
what's life been like growing up, the two of you?
- We both have completely different perceptions
of our childhood.
My father spoke illy of my mother all the time.
...when I was around nine. She was eight.
It was definitely long. Dragged out. It's crazy.
I was, like, actually thinking of ways that our parents would,
like, help us solve our problems and stuff.
And when we'd get in fights, like,
mom and dad would never talk about anything.
Nothing would be solved. - Uh-huh.
- They literally would be like, "Just hug it out."
- It sounds like there was conflict,
but nobody was talking about it.
Like, you were hugging it out.
- They don't talk about any problems.
- She gets flustered really easily.
- Okay. - And she'll just be like,
"Oh, you're a stupid b*tch. Da-da-da,"
and it makes me feel like I'm, like, garbage.
- That is ridiculous. Maybe, like, that one time
that I have a breaking point in, like, that hotel room.
- What world are you living in, Anna?
See. She won't own up to it, because she's embarrassed,
and so she has to point a finger.
Hello? Like I just said.
- I know I literally--if I was an attacker--do
you want me to say I attack you?
I attack you. Nothing is ever good enough.
- That's the same way I feel about you, Anna.
- I just want her to tell me
that she loves me and not be so closed off.
- There's something worth fighting for
in this relationship.
- I'm here to make my relationship
better with my sister,
but I don't know if we'll grow from this.
I mean I can't predict it.
I can say that I want us to grow, but I don't know,
because we've been trying our whole life.
- There are ways that the two of you need
to learn how to communicate and hear one another,
but that there's also
this really solid sister relationship there
that I think is really, really valuable.
[upbeat music]
♪
[line trills]
- Anna? - Mom.
- What's up?
- Yeah.
- Do you think I can help things or make them worse?
- Mom, you always make 'em better when it's like this.
I think my mom will be able to help Katrina and I
to talk about our feelings right now and move forward.
Okay. Let me look up tickets.
- Is that my email, Anna?
Okay, you're gonna ignore me.
- What airline?
- Is she booking the ticket right now?
- I'm giving her the information on it.
She wants that. - My relationship with my mom
is different from my sister and my mom's relationship.
My mom is my best friend,
and that puts me in the middle of things.
Oh, my God. So [bleep].
- So is everybody going to the boat party?
all: Yes. - Everyone?
- We're headed to the Taylor's boat party.
I'm extremely excited. I know the guys are happy,
because there's gonna be a lot of girls
in bathing suits there, so win for all of us.
- A weather update.
There is a high, high, high chance
of silliness with nothing stopping.
We're getting messed up today!
["The Moonhowler" by Wild & Free playing]
♪
- We're gonna turn up.
♪
- I'm doing good, right?
♪♪
I should have stayed sitting down.
♪♪
- This girl is grinding on Kass.
They look like they're intimately close.
That's cute.
- I'm hurt because I thought me and Kass
had something going on,
and I'm embarrassed because he doesn't owe me anything,
but in a way I expected him
to want me in the same way that I wanted him.
- I deserve so much better.
I've been a good [bleep] friend. I had his back.
- Like they [bleep] mocking me.
Like they're mocking me pretty much.
- Right. Like, it's embarrassing.
- 'Cause I've been nothing but respectful
and have his [bleep] back.
[upbeat music]
♪♪
- When Jenn starts dancing provocatively...
something that I would never expect
my girlfriend to do, she's doing.
- Peter, you see that she likes to dance.
You see the way that she likes to dress.
Like, isn't that what attracted you to her
in the first place?
Like, why are you trying to change that about her
as soon as you get with her?
You were the only one doing it.
- I'm wrong. I'm wrong!
- I don't think that there's a reason
for Pete to really get mad.
I think he may be a little insecure
about the fact that he has such an outgoing girlfriend.
- Clearly it's my dancing that made you [bleep] pissed off.
- No it's not, it's the way you [bleep] danced...
- Exactly. - When you're not with me.
- I'm a sl*t. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I'm a sl*t. Okay, okay.
I'm the worst [bleep] girlfriend on the face of the Earth.
- I have to [bleep] have you bitching at me
for no [bleep] God damn reason.
[upbeat music]
♪♪
- Damn, Kim. - Whoa, Kim!
Will, you take this. I'll take Kim.
- I love you, babe. You're not the ba-ba-ba--
my lap-- leg was asleep though.
- I don't believe you.
- The reason why I got upset, Jenn,
I'm gonna tell you right now is because, like--
- Go ahead. Tell me. - I saw you twerking.
I saw you doing [bleep], and it really got me upset
because, like, I don't--I don't know.
I just--I never thought, like--
- Like, you made me feel like an a*s[bleep] over it.
- I was genuinely upset about what the [bleep] you did.
- Okay. - So--right?
- Mm-hmm. - Okay, and you were--
I was upset. You were upset. Fine.
Maybe I'm insecure with myself...
- And I feel like an a*s[bleep].
That's cool. - But it's not you. It's okay.
- Peter's trying to control her and break her down
to where she's gonna want to avoid the fight,
'cause she's a nice, sweet person.
It could end up a lot worse, but this is where it starts.
Like, imagine if the cameras were not there.
- I just don't feel like arguing anymore.
It's exhausting.
- Lana, she liked you. She talked highly of you,
and then you literally stood next to us,
and I said, "Lana, go away." - And I danced with someone.
- And you're over here, "Ba, ba, ba,"
with another b*tch.
- If she can open her mouth
and discuss the problem, instead of ju--
- She doesn't want to discuss it,
because I don't think she wants to give it any more play.
- I'm saying before the situation.
- You know what I'm saying?
She's disappointed in herself for liking dudes
who have done this over and over.
That's all I'm saying. You're telling me that--
- You embarrassed her. That's all it is.
- Okay.
- Lana has never expressed to me like, "I want to be with you,"
and I have never expressed to her
that I wanted to be with her.
So obviously she was making it out
to be something that it wasn't.
It sucks, 'cause I feel like it ruins the friendship after that.
Like, now we can't really be,
like, as open and as close as we are.
- Well, I know why you're upset, but, like, why to this extent?
- I'm mad at myself.
I'm not mad at anybody or anybody else.
- That's fine. It's 'cause you feel like
you're letting someone affect you who doesn't matter.
- Exactly. That's what it is.
- Don't be mad at yourself for feeling.
That's natural. No one can relate to that.
No one knows what it's like. I can't even relate to that.
I don't know what you feel.
- It feels like it's like , trains,
like, running over my chest.
There's just no bounce with me. - I know.
- And that's something that I'm trying to work on,
but it's just, like, a blessing and a curse.
Like, that's just how it's always been.
- I know. I'm so proud that you know
that you're worth something,
'cause you didn't when I met you.
You didn't, and I'm so proud of you.
You're so beautiful. I love it.
You're so beautiful, and I'm so proud
that you know your worth. You liked somebody.
So did I? So what?
You don't look plain. You don't look dumb.
You look like you care, and you look like
you give a [bleep] in a generation
that doesn't give a [bleep] about people.
That's too afraid to show emotion,
too afraid to be scared, and too afraid to get hurt.
- Mm-hmm.
♪♪
- Anna, what time do you want to go to Paquito's
and then Cowgirls tonight?
- Well, I don't know. Paquito's whenever mom gets in.
- Hey.
- So I kind of like-- Oh, crap. That just fell.
'Cause I don't--
[dramatic music]
♪
[dramatic music]
♪
- Oh, [bleep].
[cell phone vibrating]
- Yes. Hello?
- Yo, can you grab me some toilet paper?
- [laughs] I got you, Will.
- All right. - He's funny as [bleep].
- He's what? On the toilet? - [laughs]
- It's not funny! - Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
- He's taking a [bleep].
- He has no toilet paper.
That's nasty. - Crack the door.
Here. Hey. - Dude, thanks.
- Yo!
The cameraman was all in that.
- It was great. - [bleep] better than Christmas.
[laid-back music]
♪♪
[line trilling]
- Hey, it's Tya. - Tya, it's Matt.
You asked to speak with me?
- Yes, are you at the house, by any chance?
- Yes, I'm at the house.
- Um, okay, can I please talk to you in person?
I'm walking back now.
I should be there in, like, five minutes.
- Okay. What--you want to just meet in the foyer?
- Um, maybe in front of the house.
It's a big deal.
- Okay, well--
well, get here, and we'll talk about it.
- Okay. - All right. Bye-bye.
- Okay. Bye.
- So let me ask you how--
I mean obviously I know how it happened, but who?
- How far along are you?
- So it was right before you came?
Let's see here.
Well, okay, so first of all--
and I know. - [crying]
- Hey. It's a lot to process.
- I know.
[Tyara crying]