03x12 - The Dollar Store

[bunniefuu]

- You need to get the -- out of here.

I'm not gonna tell your a*s again.

- WOMAN: Previously on "Sistas"--

- [screaming]

- We are going to have to let you go.

- Your dude came at me! - I'm sorry.

- I will sue this mother -- bank and get your a*s fired.

- I missed you so much.

- Not as much as I missed you.

- Fatima showed me something...

and I love it, so we over.

- After your photoshoot, I've got a surprise for you.

This is not a photoshoot.

This is my proposal.

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

- Okay, okay, I'm Angela, his therapist.

- How was your day?

- Interesting.

Found a good guy but it still feels like somthing's missing.

- I was under the impression that you like waking up to me.

- I do. - You do?

- Yeah, I do.

- It's a stock tip. - A what?

- This stock is gonna be worth a lot of money in hours.

- WOMAN ON PHONE: Your investment is up $,.

- What?

- What are you doing?

- -- , what did I just say?

- I see.

- We're gonna go to the bank

and you're gonna give me all the money that's in that b*tch.

- You gotta be -- kidding me right now.

- No, I'm not.

- Okay. - Let's go, come on.

- I can't believe this sh*t.

- Believe it. Get your a*s up and get up now.

- Okay.

- Get the -- up!

The -- you doing? [laughs]

- I was trying to get my clothes.

- -- , you think I'm stupid?

I already took the g*n out of there.

It's right here, Maurice.

What you got to say now, huh?

- Okay.

- Yeah, try that bullshit again.

- I was reaching for my clothes.

- You wasn't reaching for sh*t.

Here, put this on.

- I--I--I can't wear this.

- Put it on. -- , did you hear me?

- Okay.

- Put this on.

- I'll let you rob me but this doesn't match

so I--I can't wear this.

- You really think this is funny?

- I don't but--but you just gonna have to sh**t me.

I'm not gonna put this on.

- Oh, you got jokes?

- Imagine me on live news dead in mismatched clothes. Never.

- -- , put it on!

- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ My girls hold me down

♪ Them boys mess around

♪ My love life is a headache

♪ We going out tonight 'cause I'm looking for love ♪♪

- Okay, okay.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

- Come on, man. Come on! - Calm down. Calm down.

Listen, listen, just put the safety on the g*n, okay?

Please. - QUE: I'm not doing sh*t.

- Okay.

- Put on the mother -- shirt.

- Okay, but this is a blouse.

- Keep playing with me.

- You gonna really have to learn how to dress a doll

better than this.

- Let's go. Come on.

- I can't get into the bank.

- You told me you could.

- I can open the front door but that's all I can do.

- No, no, you're gonna do this.

- All the money is in the vault.

We don't just leave money hanging around like that.

- No, you gonna do this. I don't give a damn.

- Que... only a manager can do it.

- Okay, well we gonna go get a manager.

- Huh?

- Me and my boys are gonna take you to the bank

and you're gonna go get that chick.

- What chick?

- Sabrina. The one you was just talking about.

- She can't open it either.

- Get your a*s up and get up now! Come on.

- Okay.

- I swear, Maurice, I will sh**t you.

Do you hear me? - Okay, I'll do what you say.

- I'm not playing, Maurice, let's go.

- That's what you get when you feed a bum

breakfast in bed, huh?

- Your a*s gonna learn.

- Can I at least get my shoes?

- Back the -- up.

Maurice, back the -- up.

Put 'em on. Put 'em on!

- I'm moving as fast as I can.

- Get your a*s out the -- door. Man, let's go!

- Can a b*tch at least get a white T-shirt?

- No. We don't have time. I need money. Let's go.

- I got one in the living room, it's--

- No, let's go! Maurice, I don't have time!

Let's go!

- ♪

- ♪

- That was good.

- Yeah, it was. - Yeah.

- I noticed you started it right away.

- I couldn't wait to see it.

- Couldn't wait to see it.

Couldn't wait to see it, or you wanted to avoid my question?

- What question?

- I asked you to marry me.

- Aaron, you joking. Stop.

- No Karen, I was not joking.

- Really? - Yeah.

- You don't you think it's too soon?

- I think I know when I'm right,

and I'm right about you.

- Aaron...

- You're not sure about me?

- I really do like you. I do.

- But do you love me?

- I can even say I love you.

- But?

- There's no but.

- There's a Zac though.

- There's a Zac.

- Okay, okay.

- Look, I had three years with him and I just...

- Did you ever want to marry him?

- Oh, I don't think we should touch that.

- No, no, tell me.

- In the beginning, things were good.

They were a lot like this.

No smoke and mirrors, no foolishness.

He was a lot like...

- What?

- You, but different.

Like, I just mean the goodness and the kindness.

Then he started to show me who he is.

With lying and-- cheating.

Then we just couldn't stop arguing.

- So you think I'm something different

than what I've shown you?

- I don't know.

- Okay look, I'm not.

- You don't really know me either.

- I know enough.

- Let's just slow walk it.

Can we slow walk it?

Slowly.

Please?

- Slow walk it, why?

- I still love Zac.

I ain't in love with him, but I still love him.

- And I can understand that.

- Good.

- I'll tell you this, when I saw you both at the salon

doing what y'all were doing, this wave of anger

just washed over me.

I just felt like he was, I don't know,

violating what was mine.

- I'm so sorry, Aaron.

- No, just let me finish. - Okay.

- After that I went home and I just sat with myself

and I said--I said, I'm not giving you up without a fight.

I was gonna mess y'all up.

- That sounds, you know, kind of...

- No, I'm sorry, but I know I'm the man for you, Karen.

I know you don't think so yet, but I promise you I am

and I'll show you.

I will. - Aaron...

- No, look, it's my soul's mission, okay?

It is my soul's mission to make you love me,

to make you want me, and to forget about him.

- Aaron, I--

- No, I don't think it's landing yet.

Look... [sighs]

I just wanna see you happy. Okay?

I'm not gonna be deterred from this.

You won't change my mind about it.

I wanna see you happy, I wanna see you in love,

and I want that to be with me.

- I don't...

I don't know if--

- Nothing to say, right?

Just let me show you.

Let me show you.

You wanna watch another movie?

- No.

Can you just hold me, maybe?

- Can I?

All night long if you wish.

- That was really sweet, that speech.

- Was it? Yeah.

It came from the heart, you know that?

- You practiced it, didn't you?

- ♪

- [moaning]

- I can't, I can't, I can't.

I'm sorry.

- No, no, no, no. That's fine, that's me.

I'm the one who should be sorry.

- Well, you're not the one that's engaged.

- No, I'm not, but neither are you at the moment.

- ♪

- We just had a fight.

- No, it's okay. I get it, I get it.

But we didn't do anything.

- Um, I, I, I, I was just trying to, uh...

- Get the other person out of your mind?

I've been there.

- Yeah, tell me about it.

- It doesn't actually help.

It just, uh, makes it worse.

But we really-- we didn't do anything.

- No thanks to you.

- No, no, no. I wasn't gonna go all the way. I was just...

- You were just...hard and not gonna do anything about it?

- Excuse me, I can control myself.

- Can you?

[giggles]

- Okay, maybe not.

- ANDI: I didn't think so.

- BOTH: [laughing]

- Oh my God, what a tease.

- I don't mean to be.

- I like it.

- Well...

- Okay, I lied.

- About? - I don't want to stop.

- I'm sorry, I have to. - Come on now, listen.

I'm gonna be going back to London soon

and I wanna, I want to take the thought of us

back with me.

- Robin...

- Nobody's gonna know about it, just me and you.

- I'll know. I will know.

- Okay, I know, that's always the issue, right?

It's what we know.

- ANDI: Yes.

- I get it, I get it.

- So--[clearing throat]--Robin.

- ROBIN: Hmm?

- Why are you single?

- Is there anymore of this?

- ANDI: No. [laughing]

- [sighs]

I've dated, I've been in relationships.

I guess I've just been waiting for the right girl

to come along.

- I see.

- You see what?

- A man with your credentials and who looks the way

you do...is always dating.

- I am.

Just, you know, nothing--nothing spectacular.

No one special.

- No one? - No one.

- I see.

- Yeah, so...

- So I should go.

That's what I should--

- ROBIN: Tell me, tell me, uh, I'm gonna see you again.

- You'll see me at work.

- Kiss me.

- Robin... - Come on, come on.

Just kiss me. Just kiss me.

- ♪

- You see?

There's something going on here

That's bigger than us.

Okay, I will see you later.

- ♪

- Hey.

- Hmm?

- I'mma go.

- Mmmm, no.

Stay.

- Look, we're taking this slow, right?

Right?

I really want you to think about what we talked about tonight.

- All I'm gonna be able to think about is what we just did.

- Good 'cause that's what I want you to think about.

- BOTH: [laughing]

- You sure you gotta go?

- Yeah.

- [whining]

- What time is it?

- [sighs]

Sun is rising, looks like .

- Mmm, see, and you have to get up

in a couple of hours.

- Mmm, I do.

- Yeah. Mm-hmm. - Yeah.

Okay, maybe you're right.

- Otherwise you are gonna be up all day long.

- [laughing]

I wouldn't mind it though.

I missed you so much.

- Not as much as I've missed you.

So are we seeing other people?

- I mean, I don't want to.

I'm just not ready to commit.

- Okay, how about this? If you do decide

to someone else, will you let me know?

- Yes.

- Even if it's that dude from the bank?

- Oh no, no, no, no, no, no.

It's not gonna be him, I promise.

- You sure?

- I'm sure.

- Don't feel bad.

But if you do decide you want to talk about it.

- Unh-uh, unh-uh.

No, no, no.

I won't, I won't, I won't.

- BOTH: Mmmmmm.

- Okay, okay, fine, fine, fine, fine.

Go home I guess.

- I love you.

Look, it's okay.

You don't have to say it back.

- Calvin, it's just-- - No, you don't.

- I kinda feel guilty if I don't.

- Don't. Look, don't feel guilty.

I would rather you say it and mean it

than you say it and not mean it.

- Yeah, me too.

- So, I'll wait till then.

- Okay. - Alright.

- Fine, get out of the bed then.

- See you later. - Okay.

Mmm, I don't want you to go. But I love seeing you walk away.

- BOTH: [laughing]

- Oh, this room looks crazy.

Bye.

- ♪

- ♪

- Where you been?

- Out.

- Okay. So this is what we're doing?

- I was at the gym.

- Dressed like that?

- Yeah.

- Okay, so you have no respect for me?

- I think you should ask the b*tch that was in my bed

about respect.

Jacqueline? Jac--

- That was for us.

- And this is for us too.

- 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?

- Wow...

She said that. She said that.

- She said what?

- That you are a personality trait that likes drama.

- So this two-dollar therapist is giving you advice about me

and telling you about me.

She don't even know me.

- She said it, and now I'm seeing it.

- What are you seeing, Gary?

- You don't want me to get better.

You like the drama.

- Have you lost your mind? - Oh my God.

How could I have not seen this for myself?

- It's not true.

And you better be careful this sh*t she's putting in your head.

- We were about to get married.

- Glad that didn't happen.

- I agree.

- Are you going somewhere?

- GARY: Out.

- Yeah, okay.

- 'Cause I need to work out some of this tension. You know?

- You do need to work out the tension

because you're not working it out in the bedroom.

- What's that supposed to mean?

Is that a reference to me not being able to perform?

- You know what it means, Gary.

- Are you trying to provoke me?

- Unh-uh.

- No, you are, you are, you are.

But, you know what?

Nah, it's not gonna work. Okay?

Because you want me to get mad

and do some crazy sh*t and then you're gonna run

and tell your friends. Unh-uh, no, no, no,

not this time. Okay? - Whatever, Gary.

- Matter of fact, did you tell you girls about this?

- You know what?

I need to go to bed.

I got to go to work in three hours, so--

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

You want to fight.

- You fight with yourself, Gary.

Mmhmm.

- GARY: Okay. Okay.

- All this is made up in your head.

- Mm-hmm. I'll do that.

- Oh um, while you're at the gym

could you tell her I said hello?

- I will.

- [door closes]

- ANDI: sh*t.

- Oh, okay, stop. I gotta go.

- Where you going? - I gotta get ready--

I'm going to work.

- Why you running from me?

- What, you gonna take care of me?

- Yes, one day.

- Yeah, well until then I gotta work so--

- Fine, go to work since you care about money so much.

- Get up. - No, seriously, I will. Umm--

Can you come somewhere with me at ?

- Where?

- I gotta go look at a townhouse.

- Really? - Yeah.

It looks like a good deal, too.

- Real estate's a good move.

- Yeah, and it's a foreclosure.

- I like that.

- You do? - Yes.

- So, you gonna come?

- You really want me to come?

- Yes, you know I need your opinion.

Come on, don't do that.

- Thank you.

- No, thank you.

So I'mma send you the address. - Okay.

- Alright, come back here. - Unh-uh, no.

Get up, I gotta go to work.

- Are you serious? - Yes.

- I'm not getting up.

I don't got nothing to do but plot my world domination.

- And I love that. - Do you?

- Yeah, I do. - Well, thank you.

Thank you.

- Zac...

- No, first of all, no longer address me as Zac.

Address me as real estate bae, okay?

I'mma call you lawyer bae.

So we can discuss the future.

You can see it, right?

You see it right there?

- I see he's calling me bae.

- Yes, he is.

- Okay.

- What? What's wrong with that?

- Nothing. What is it?

- Look at me...

Look at me in my eyes.

- I'm trying but you got a little bit of--

- Stop. - Give me that.

- Man, don't lick my-- you ain't even brush your teeth!

- [laughing]

- Don't want your morning breath going in my eye.

Nobody wanna see that. Come on.

- I'm just messing with you.

- I know. Come on.

But thank you.

You know, like, I really would not be this man

if it wasn't for you.

- You told me that.

- And I'mma keep telling you that until you believe it.

- [sighs]

- What's the matter?

Why you always pulling away from me?

- 'Cause...

- 'Cause what?

- Zac, I'm--I'm starting to fall for you hard.

- I know, I could see it. This is good, I like that.

- No, it's not good. - Why it's not good?

- It's to the point I don't even want to date anybody else.

- That's real good. I like that.

I like that, you could say that again.

- I don't wanna say it again.

- [laughing]

- Look at me, look at me. You see me?

- Yes, I see you.

- You see this? This is good bae.

Alright? Good bae. You see this?

- I see it, yeah.

- We good, me and you?

- Yeah, we're good.

- A'ight. We good? - Mmhmm.

- So get back into bed.

- I gotta go to work.

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

You don't gotta go to work. - You be taking too long.

- I won't, I promise I won't.

I'll be quick. This is quick bae.

Before was good, this is quick bae.

- You mean long bae.

Yeah.

I gotta go to work.

- It's always gonna be long bae. - Boy.

- Come on. Come on. - Oh my God.

I don't want to. - Yes, you do.

- Okay, okay, okay.

- ♪

- Sabrina?

Sabrina!

Wake--wake up.

Somebody walking in on you?

Wake up.

- I'm up, I'm up.

I'm up.

- I've been calling you.

Why aren't you at the bank?

- Maurice is opening.

- Why are you sleeping so late?

- Mmmm, no reason.

You look good.

- Thank you.

- What do you need? You're here. - I told you,

I was on my way to work and I been calling you.

You ain't answering your phone. - I know, my phone's dead.

What's goin' on?

- Okay, what--what happened in here last night?

- Nothing.

- Sabrina, you don't sleep this wild, girl.

- I was decluttering.

- Aw, damn, Sabrina.

You were supposed to talk to panty man,

not give him none.

- I know but--

- You know what? What? What?

- SABRINA: I know, but...

Ugh!

We just had a talk.

- Okay, talk, whatever.

- It was a great, great talk.

- Okay, great. Good, good, good, good.

Good to hear, good to hear.

- Why you brushing me off?

- 'Cause I don't--I don't want to hear about him.

I'mma be honest with you.

- Why? We can only talk about Preston?

- Yeah.

- Well, what about me?

- b*tch, it's typically about you.

- Fine.

I'm here, I'm here. Tell me.

- He left last night. - Is he mad?

- No, but he calls me by now and he hasn't.

- Okay, well I mean, you did say you needed space, Danni.

- Yeah, but did he have to leave like that though? You know?

- It's hot in here, right? - Mm-hmm.

- You want to open the window for me?

Is it open? - No, it's not open.

- SABRINA: You should open it.

Yeah, you should. You know why? - Why?

- 'Cause I need you to jump out of it,

or I'm gonna jump out of it. I can't talk to you

about this right now. - You're gonna jump out of it?

You're gonna jump? - SABRINA: Yeah.

- From the first floor, you dumb b*tch.

- I'll skip out.

I can't talk about this right now. Okay?

- You know what? You do need to open it to air it out in here.

It smells like peppermint and panties--male panties.

Not yours.

- Sounds like jealousy.

- Ummmmmm.

I'll let you have that if you need it.

'Cause you need it.

Listen, I was really happy, you know, to wake up

in my bed by myself.

And I--you know what?

That was really cool that he was so cool about it.

But he hasn't called me.

So I don't think he's cool.

- Okay.

You could call him.

- No, ma'am.

Unh-uh.

- [growling]

Why not?

- So he can think I want him to come back this fast?

No. - Danni, I can't do this!

I can't do this.

Matter of fact, I should go to work.

You're right. I should go to work.

- Sabrina, you are already late.

- Doesn't matter.

I'm the manager, they need me.

I should go.

- You told me to talk to him and I did.

- Okay. And you told me to talk to Calvin so I did.

And everything is fine.

- So... - SABRINA: So...

- Why isn't he call me?

- He's not calling because you're not talking.

If you just talk to him, you guys will figure it out.

Come on!

- I know that if I talk to him...

But I just feel like, why hasn't he called me

if he's good with it? You know?

- I can't do this! I gotta go to work.

I gotta go to work. I love you so much.

You look beautiful. You look great.

Go to work, be great. He'll call you.

- I'm gonna just talk to Karen. It's fine.

- You know she's gonna be way meaner than me.

It's Karen.

- She's crazy too. Zac is gone.

None of y'all heffa's got any sense.

It's cool. I'mma just do what I usually do.

- Oh yeah, you right about Karen.

She's probably not in a good place right now.

- Mmhmm. - Yeah.

What you gonna do then? - Smoke until I get the answer.

- That's my girl! Go have a nice day.

Woohoo! Love you.

- ♪

- [phone ringing]

- Andi Barnes' office.

- You miss me?

- FATIMA: Boy, I am so tired.

- I know, me too.

- FATIMA: But you don't have to put up with these white folks.

- Not no mo'.

- Exactly.

- ZAC: I miss you.

- I been gone for an hour.

- ZAC: Yeah, that's still too long.

Come back home.

- What do you want, boy?

- I want you.

- FATIMA: [sighs] Zac...

- Nah, just listen.

The realtor called me, she said that someone

was coming to look at the house.

So if I want to look at it first,

I gotta come like right now.

- Okay, well go ahead and do that.

- ZAC: No, I wanted to go with you.

I wanted you to see it.

- I don't think I can get away right now.

- Why not? Them girls leave work all the time

to be up in people's business.

Man, tell Andi you got somewhere to go.

- I can't. The partners are here.

- ZAC: You mad scary. Fine.

- Look, I'm glad you wanted me to go.

- Well, you know I want you to help me

make these decisions, so...

- FATIMA: That's so sweet.

Zac listen, this is your house and this is your money. Okay?

- It could be ours.

- FATIMA: Zac...

- No, listen, listen, listen.

I ain't never bought a house before, let alone paid cash.

I just want to make sure I'm making the right choice.

You know? - Look, you got this.

Alright? Just trust yourself. You got it.

- You see that?

- FATIMA: What?

- That's exactly what I needed to hear.

- FATIMA: Well it's true.

You got good instincts.

- I do.

I chose you, didn't I?

- FATIMA: [chuckles]

Yes, you did.

- So you think you can come around noon?

- Uh, yeah, I can do that.

- ZAC: Alright, cool.

Matter of fact, I could double back

because you haven't rode around in my new car yet,

have you? - No I have not.

- Yeah, I definitely gotta pick up in that.

- Okay. - ZAC: I'll see you at lunch.

- FATIMA: Alright. - ZAC: Bye.

- How the hell you got money to buy houses?

He's doing some ill*gal sh*t.

I know it.

- Look at you, all smiling.

- Yeah, that's what happy people do.

- Oh yeah?

- Do you want something?

- HAYDEN: Yeah, I do actually.

I wanna ask you some questions.

- About?

- So your boy, he's quitting Chain Breakers?

- My boy?

- We really playing that game, for real?

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- I'm talking about Zac, obviously.

So he quit or what?

- Is that your business?

- Well, I'm just concerned.

- Get the hell out of here with that bullshit. Concerned?

Okay. - HAYDEN: Okay.

I just wanted to make sure that you know

that wasn't me.

- I know that.

- Okay.

So, why would he quit Chain Breakers?

- Why don't you ask him?

- I intend to.

I mean, I know this -- need the money.

- You don't know what he needs.

- Mm-hmm.

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

- Hayden, if you don't get your b*tch a*s out my face--

- Woah, such language at our place of business.

- Well, if you don't want me calling you a b*tch a*s,

then stop -- talking to me. - Okay.

- Now go. Why you still standing there?

- Well, before I go, you do know that he quit his job

at the airport too, right?

- Yo, why are you keeping tabs on this -- ?

Do you want him? - I'm keeping tabs on you.

I'm trying to figure out why you're spending

so much time with him. - Man, get out of here.

- Oh, I see.

What, you taking care of him?

- -- please.

Please make me lose this job.

- Okay.

- I can't stand his a*s.

- [phone ringing]

- Hello?

Yes, right away.

Hey.

- He's still bothering you, I see.

- Girl, it's fine, I got his a*s.

Well, Mr. Benson needs to see you in the conference room.

- Oh, okay.

Thank you.

- You're welcome.

But when you get a break, can I talk to you?

- Sure. - FATIMA: Okay.

- I actually have to talk to you too.

- Okay. - ANDI: Okay.

- Thank you.

- [indistinct chatter]

- Andi.

- Mr. Benson. - Hi.

- You wanted to see me?

- Yes, Andi this is Robin Autry.

- Yes, we've met.

- That's right. The settlement. - ANDI: Yes.

- I hope she didn't go too hard on you.

- She went just hard enough.

- Well listen.

I wanted you and Hayden to show him the ropes.

We just did a partnership to open a UK branch.

- Is that right?

- Yeah, so we're excited about it.

- Yeah, that's great.

- I'm really excited.

- I would love for you and Hayden to bring him up to speed.

- Sure.

- They'll know what I expect.

- Yes, I'm sure they do.

- Okay.

Come see me before the end of the day.

- Will do.

[clearing throat]

- Well, welcome.

- Thank you.

- And congrats.

- Thanks.

- HAYDEN: So listen...

I'm in a different department than you and Andi.

It's kind of boring, you know? Tax law stuff.

So I'm assuming you want him first.

- Excuse me?

- To, you know, share all you know with him.

- [clearing throat] Hayden.

I'm not sure--

- That's extremely close-minded and sexist.

You should really think closely about what you say.

- Excuse me?

- Yeah, you being a lawyer,

I think you'd be smarter than that.

- Okay, I wasn't even talking to you, bro.

- No, no, no, no.

You should be smarter than that.

And if you don't know what you said,

that makes it even more concerning.

- HAYDEN: I see. - ROBIN: Uh-huh.

- So, like I said, I wasn't even talking to you, bro.

What exactly did I say?

What's the problem?

- I think it's time for you to leave.

- You think it's time for me to leave?

- Uh-huh. - Okay.

- We'll talk later, alright.

- HAYDEN: This -- just got here, right?

I'm just making sure. - Hey.

- Okay. Anyway, I'mma go ahead and finish my conversation.

Andi, I'mma-- - Take care.

- Like I said, I'mma finish my conversation. Andi--

- I'm sorry, do you understand what just happened?

- If I offended you, I'm sorry. Okay?

- ROBIN: Brother, look at me! Do you understand

what just happened? - --wasn't talking to you, man.

I'll see you around, big guy. - Yeah, take care.

What a -- as*h*le.

God damn.

[exhaling]

I'm sorry that you gotta deal with that.

- He is an as*h*le.

- ROBIN: Uh-huh. - But wow...

Thank you.

Thank you for that. - ROBIN: No, no, don't--

you kidding me? It's fine.

- So I was supposed to know about all of this?

Uh-huh...

- Yeah, he, uh...

Let's sit. - Oh, okay.

- ROBIN: He surprised me when he told you.

I didn't think he was gonna do that.

It was all under wraps.

I just accepted today.

- Well, I appreciate your heads up.

Congratulations. - ROBIN: Thank you, thank you.

First thing I'mma do fire that mother -- .

- I support that decision. - Do you?

Right, fantastic, alright, we'll get him in here in a second.

- [laughs] - You did great.

We--we dance well together.

- We do.

- But I--I do need to tell you something,

because I don't want it to be a surprise.

- Okay. What?

- I also don't want this to get in between us.

- Us?

- I, um--

I could be your boss.

- What?

- Yeah.

See, you don't know this, but there is talk of retirement.

This whole UK thing, it's the other way around.

It's my partners that are taking over this firm.

- Is that right?

- Yeah.

Andi, that's--that's how I know everything about you.

You see, I know about the FBI investigation.

I know about your boyfriend.

- You do?

- Yeah.

Look, I'm-- I'm really sorry that I didn't tell you sooner.

Honestly, I shouldn't be telling you now,

but I thought after last night-- - That I was an easy lay?

Yeah. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Listen, I was in London, I was looking over

all the attorneys...and when your picture came up,

I was like, "Wow."

So, you know, I just looked at everything.

I mean, even in this, this divorce battle--[chuckles]--

you were great.

You're really good, you're really--

very confident.

- I'm really embarrassed is what I really am.

- Okay. Why?

- Because you know everything about me.

- Okay, I get that.

Check your phone.

Check your phone.

- What's this?

- If you're willing to do a little bit of reading,

you'll know everything about me.

- So you sent me resumes?

- ROBIN: [laughing]

No, that's--that's a file that the company held on me.

I did some work for Scotland Yard.

All of that information's in there,

so if you read it you'll know everything about me.

Including that I like avocado toast for breakfast.

- Why'd you send me this?

- I want us to be on a level playing field.

I, um--I just want you to know that I trust you.

I know you're gonna, you're gonna keep all of this

between me and you.

- Of course.

- Okay.

Well the look on your face tells me

that I'm not gonna see you for dinner.

- No.

- So, should we here in your office and work?

- And work is the key word. - ROBIN: And work.

- Only work. - Only work.

- And don't watch me walk away either.

[chuckles]

- What the hell's going on in here?

Where's Maurice?

Maurice, where are you?

You're supposed to be opening the bank.

What the hell?

Why aren't you here right now?

I woke up late.

But this is why I can't count on you.

See, see, I'm gonna write you up as soon as you get here.

Call me back!

- QUE: b*tch put the phone down.

- Sabrina, do whatever he says.

- WOMAN: Next on "Sistas"--

- Now, you come open the safe.

- SABRINA: I can't do that.

- Then one of you about to die. - Wait, wait.

- Are you married?

- ZAC: Do they ask all those questions

on the application?

- I just wanted to know.

- I haven't seen you at Eden.

- If you buyin', I'll think about it.

- Half the people on the books have canceled.

- Oh, I know.

- How you gonna make it like that?

- What are you doing here?

- HAYDEN: Looking for Fatima.

- Why are you behind her desk?