03x17 - Two Body Bags

[bunniefuu]

I met Josh when I was
a corrections lieutenant.

They fired me.

I was sentenced to 60 days in jail.

He's not an inmate any more.

He's free.

Why are you
dressed like a big dill pickle?

Lisa is my girlfriend.

- She's cute.
- Yeah.

Your total's gonna come to $1,300.

My approximate worth's
about $2.3 million.

Hey, baby.

This will be the first time
I'm gonna be able

to see Nikki in the free world.

Nicolle is the love of my life.

She's been in prison
for four years,

and I ain't have sex
in a year and half.

- Hey, babe.
- Bring that a*s here, girl.

How much money have you spent on her
in a year and half?

Twenty, thirty grand.

This is all mine?
LAUGHS

I have a boyfriend,
and he's in prison.

- Girl!
- In a couple of days, he gets out.

He's excited to meet you guys.

Well, I'm not ready to meet him.

- I got the four B's.
- The four B's.

He wants boobies...
Boobies.

Non-alcoholic booze,
bologna, and BLEEP jobs.

Sorry.

Doug's a little bit
of a control freak.

My concern is that things don't
end up like they did with BLEEP.

Prior to Doug, I was married
to another convict.

Doug doesn't have
an addiction problem.

I'm just not sure she's learned
from her previous mistake.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

RINGING TONE

Hi, I was just calling to
check the stipulations

of when he needs to be
in the house.

OK. Thank you so much.
Appreciate it.

'You're welcome. Bye-bye.'

Ooh.

SIGHS
Big fella.

Yep. That's it.

Baloney, beer, boobies.

Doug gets out tomorrow.
Like, this is real.

This is really happening.
We're gonna be together.

Last time I seen Douglas

was when I know we got married,
four months ago.

We've never been close
to having sex,

so Doug Jr is currently with my mom,

because then we'll be able
to have...

as much crazy sex as we want
for the time being.

Okey-dokey.

I'm nervous. I'm anxious.

He's not been an adult out here.

He's been locked up
since he was 17.

OPERATOR: 'Call from...'

But he's starting off
in a new location,

different people,
complete, fresh beginning.

Um... I-I don't see why failure

would be something
that would be the outcome.

Hello?

Just driving.

I know. Me neither.

I spoke to your parole agent.

Your period of free time
is from 8am to 5pm,

Monday through Friday.

Weekends,
you are not to go anywhere.

Yes.

We need to get to the house
before curfew

and not act a fool
on the first day out.

Why you got to push the limit
every single time?

Why the BLEEP do you care?
This is temporary.

Babe, all this BLEEP is temporary.

Talk to the manager. Huh?

OK.

Be careful when you talk
to the manager.

You could get rid of her, and then
have some real big dickhead.

I don't know... You what I mean?
Just... Just chill.

One day at a time.
DOUG SCOFFS

SHE SIGHS

So, let's be a team
and play by the rules.

DOUG CHUCKLES AND SIGHS

Love you.

DOUG: I love you.

'Do I think that Doug can follow
the rules in the outside world?'

He absolutely can.

SIGHS

I think he loves me too much
to jeopardise what we have.

I feel like there's more to lose.

Doug will listen to me.

Come here, puppy.
Come here, King.

Hi, Kingy. Hi, King.

What are you doing?

Super excited.

Ray gets out today,
and I'm feeling relieved,

but I also feel a lot of stress

because my mom doesn't like
the fact that Ray is felon,

and so she won't meet him.

It's super important that,
you know, Ray has a cellphone,

because that's what our relationship
was based off of,

we stay in contact.

It's already activated.
He already has a phone number.

I expect him to call me all the time

so that we can just stay in contact.

Oh, and I already set his password.

It's the same as mine on my phone,

so I think that's kind
of cute, too.

I know that Ray does not
communicate with other women

on his social media platform,

because, you know,
I would dip in there,

maybe like once a week,
you know, go check,

make sure everything's OK, look at,
you know, some conversations.

One time, he called me
and he was like,

"Hey, it says my location
is Spring, Texas."

So I got busted.
Like, then he knew, yeah,

I might be a little insecure,
and I logged into your page.

Right now,
it's about 4:30 in the morning,

and I'm headed to meet
Ray's parents at their house

and meet them for the first time.

I definitely want to marry Ray,

but I don't know anything
about his family.

I kind of got the vibe
from Ray that,

you know,
he just grew up in the hood.

You know, like, the wrong people,
the wrong crowd.

I don't know what to expect.

Wait, am I at the right house?

This house is way nicer
than I expected it to be.

I am surprised
that Ray's parents' home

is as extravagant as it is.

On the outside, it looks like
a huge, beautiful castle.

It really doesn't line up
with what Ray told me

about his family's
financial situation.

I know I have to walk up
to the door,

but it's just still, like...
doesn't seem real.

It's always been important to me

to be married
before I have children.

I'm 33, and I'm getting older.

My eggs are just getting dusty
and crusty and dried up.

I do have concerns that Ray's family
might not be on board with

how fast I want to be married
and start a family.

KNOCKING

They don't know me.

DAONTE: Ready to roll, baby?

I got $1,000
in my bra right now.

SQUEALS

Say bye-bye to that place.

Say goodbye to
your home away from home.

Yes!

- I ain't never coming back here.
- BLEEP you. Yeah.

Never.

I got out of prison this morning

and Daonte's dropping me off
at my mom's.

It feels like a BLEEP dream.

Like, I'm waiting to wake up.

I cannot believe
I'm in a car right now.

You're going so fast.
Oh, my God. I'm freaking out.

I'm only going 45!

Phew! This is crazy.

So, listen, why don't you...

Why don't you look in the back
and see what else I got for you?

This whole bag?

- Yeah, the whole bag.
- Ooh.

- Oh, my gosh.
- Yes, sir.

Look at these watches.

- Yes, sir.
- Baby!

Oh, I know that was expensive.

Yeah, money ain't no object
when it comes to you.

That's what I like to hear.

What is this?

You got me lingerie?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

What do you want me
to do with this?

What you think?

You know what I want you
to do with that.

Well, I'mma put it on, but...

But what?

But you can look,
but you can't touch.

Nah. Don't do that.
Don't... Don't even do that.

What?

I'm touching all that. Hell, yeah.

I told you how I feel about that.

I told you that I have anxiety,
I just got out of prison,

and I don't want
to be touched all over.

Yeah, you right.

Before I got out, Daonte planned on
having sex right away.

I told him not to rush it.

So I don't know why he's acting,
like, so surprised.

We're not even allowed
to hug in prison.

I have not been touched
in four years.

That BLEEP makes me uncomfortable.

So, you ain't been touched
in four years?

- No, I haven't.
- By nobody?

By nobody.

DAONTE: I haven't had sex
in a year and a half

in order to maintain my loyalty
and be faithful to Nicolle.

As far as Nicolle having sex,

I'm not sure what she did in there.

But I think that since me
and Nicolle have been dating,

she has not seen anybody else
other than me.

I hit the jackpot.

You're spoiling me today.

I'mma spoil you every day.

This is a woman I'm gonna spend
the rest of my life with,

so I can wait another day
to be intimate with her.

I'll let you look at me in the bra.

I'll send you
some sexy-a*s selfies, too.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

Starting to get excited about
getting out of there?

I'm not sure he's going into this
clear-minded.

BLEEP we're done.

I just want someone
to share my life with.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

After 11 years
having no sex, like...

..like, I would tell myself
when I was in prison,

like, "I don't even remember
what sex feels like," you know?

Mm-hm.

I forgot the whole feeling of BLEEP.

'It was crazy. It was amazing.
It was exotic.

'She's a freak.'

She's just a nerd in the streets,
freak in the bed.

Last night was surprisingly
very natural.

It wasn't awkward or weird.

It's better than I expected.

It's... with my husband.
It's with the love of my life.

It's an indescribable feeling,

having that moment...
with your soul mate.

How do you like your steak?

Well done.

We're done.

Why you say that?

A normal meal in a prison for me
was, like,

a hard-a*s-brick
turkey-patty-sausage thing.

It's horrible, you know?

Just thankfully,
they got commissary

that we can buy chips,
pop, ramen noodles, cookies.

So, something like this is
what I've been looking forward to,

and it's amazing, you know?

Aw.

I just want to say thank you
for being here.

Oh, my God.

- Is it good?
- Babe, it's amazing.

SHE SOBS

I really did like my job.
I was really good.

I got promoted
very fast to lieutenant.

But I don't regret
spending 60 days in jail

and giving up my career for Josh,

because a career
is only a part of your life.

It doesn't define me.

It's not what I strive for
the most in life.

I strive for sharing my life
with somebody,

and I have that now.

Like, for me, marriage means

that someone's always gonna be there
for you.

That's what it means to me.

I don't...

I don't want much.

I just want someone
to share my life with,

and to know that I am important
to them.

That my life matters to somebody.

I really did love my job.

A lot of people
tried to put that roadblock

between us to separate us,

but you held it down.

I believe it was worth it.

Oh, my God.
It was absolutely worth it.

I've been hurt so much
in my life.

I was about five years old

when one of my family members
started sexually abusing me.

I isolated myself
to protect myself.

I'm very thankful that I finally
found somebody that...

..has been through
a lot of similar situations as me,

and understands what it's like
to be alone

and to hurt.

Courtney is special.
She's unique.

She gave up a lot in her life
for me, you know?

So it'll never be forgotten.

I'll always cherish it,
and I'll always love her,

and, you know, I'll always do
whatever to make ends meet

and do whatever
to try to make this work out.

Let's just say from now
to a year from now,

what accomplishments would you like
to see us accomplish together?

Like, short-term goals.

Not k*lling each other.

You're a drama queen.

For me, I would like
to just do something

with, like... like, landscaping
on, like, the front yard.

Like, I do got general knowledge
of it, you know?

Mm-hm.

COURTNEY: I don't know if Josh feels
guilty about me losing my job.

It was a mutual, consensual decision
to be in a relationship together.

But it's not fair for only me
to be giving this everything.

I need even just
the smallest percentage from him

to prove to me that this is
what he really wants.

It still hasn't hit me. I just feel
like I'm going to work.

This is probably the first time
I've ever really got dressed up

since our wedding.

Doug has requested that I wear
a conservative-type dress

and no panties.

I'm finally getting laid!

I don't even know
what's going on down here,

but hey, we're gonna hope
something does.

As long as we're home by five.

The ankle bracelet could take time.

Just what I need
is another cranky Dougie Bear

leaving from prison late [!]

I have spent not that much time
with Douglas.

Maybe, like, two weekends
out of the month.

What if I find out
you're a serial k*ller?

What if I find out that
you are a secret drug addict?

What if there's things
that I just don't know?

I guess my faith in Doug
comes from my heart.

Yeah, not my brain,
otherwise I wouldn't be here.

Oh, my God.

See, now I feel nervous.

It wasn't there,
like, a couple miles ago.

I've been waiting for this moment

for about a year and five months.

Holy cannoli.

I'm tired of this
separated relationship.

I'm ready to have my family
together under one roof

in a free world.

RINGING TONE

'Chippewa Correctional Facility,
Officer BLEEP.'

Hey, Officer BLEEP.
This is Rachel BLEEP.

I'm supposed to be picking up
Douglas BLEEP.

- 'What colour vehicle, ma'am?'
- I have a black Cadillac.

- 'OK. Bye, now.'
- Bye.

I'm here, I'm at the prison,
I'm waiting, I'm early.

I'm sweating again.

But somewhere in the back of my mind

makes me feel like
he's not gonna come out.

Who knows? He could have
committed one last "ooh-rah",

stupid move, and they keep him.

Here comes Officer BLEEP.

Oh, my God.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

Lisa is saying
that she looks like a boy.

Is that her? Oh, no.

Lisa?

SHE LAUGH

Baby!

He doesn't really acknowledge me.

It makes me feel that
he's keeping something from me.

- Where they going?
- Are they bringing him back?

CELL DOOR CLANGS

HORN BLARES

Here comes Officer BLEEP.

Oh, my God.

Now I feel nervous.

Oh.

Thank you so much. Appreciate it.

MOUTHING

Five minutes.

I'm just excited, you know?
I'm married.

My husband's coming out
through those doors,

and we finally get to be
together as a couple.

I've never been with my husband
in the free world.

That's just something
I've been waiting for...

Someone who I feel completely
romantically into, emotionally,

mentally, physically.

We get to be the way that we've
always wanted to be with each other.

I'm just staring, looking for
a change in the door right now.

SIGHS

Dougie Bear!

Baby.

- Hey, baby.
- Ooh!

- I love you.
- I love you.

No. Don't do that.

Look at all those other inmates.

- They're jelly.
- They are jelly.

DOUG: Being incarcerated
so long, I mean,

walking out and seeing Rachel
feels good.

I want to get out of here, I want to
get back to this hotel room

and finish her obligations
for my four B's.

She's my wife,
and she's 4'10", but she's mine.

I can't keep my hands off of him.
LAUGHS

I'm ready to go.

THEY LAUGH

DOUG: I come from
a pretty big family.

There's a lot of kids.

And I started getting in trouble
about 12 years old

to, you know, to fund my pockets,

to give me some spending money,
I guess, you know?

My parents didn't have
the extra to give.

And I became
the institutional poster child.

The first time I ended up in prison,
I was 17 years old.

I was ripping and running
the streets.

We ended up breaking into the house,

and we basically cleaned them out
while they were asleep.

I did 71 months.

And...

I got out, I was out
for approximately 40 days,

and first altercation I get into,

g*ns get involved,
people get shot at.

Bunch of guys
pointing the finger at me.

You're coming home with me,
that's what you're doing.

'I'm not worried about
going back to prison this time.'

I have a different mind state,
and I have...

I actually have something to value.

RACHEL: Baby, I got a couple
surprises for you.

A relationship and a family
and my son.

To know that I got Rachel
in my hands

and that the world is limitless now,
it just feels so great.

I can kiss her
as long as I want to kiss her.

I can hold her
as long as I want to hold her.

I can stick my hands between
her legs without repercussions.

It feels amazing... I mean,
it's one of the greater feelings

that I've ever experienced.

ICE CUBES RATTLING

SHE GRUNTS
Here it is.

It's about as big as you are.

You want to...

Oh, you bit into it.
Oh, that's...

- Oops.
- Oh, wow.

I got a trick for you.

Grab it out my backpack.

Napkins and the card.

You gonna show me
how to do a cook-off?

Nope. This is how we do it in here.

Oh, my God, I feel amazing.
Happier than I've ever felt,

honestly, ever so far. Like,
I know it's gonna only get better

once I leave this parking lot.

Just the tip.
HE CHUCKLES

- How is it?
- Mmm.

Tastes like processed bologna,
like it should.

I just want... mmm...

EXCITED GRUNT

Damn.

That's what they needed
to release me.

Look at that.
You can't take that off?

It doesn't come off.

It don't...
What happens if it does come off?

Then I go to jail. I don't know.

Anyway, this is it,
this is what we're dealing with.

So, you got to deal
with my naked self

and the tether on my ankle
and a lot of BLEEP prison tattoos.

I'm ready when you are.

Mmm, let's go.

- Am I driving?
- Yeah, right [!]

- Why not?
- You're getting locked.

That's not fair.

I kind of still feel like
I'm in prison, honestly.

That guy over there
with the grey shirt

could take me to the hole.

So, I want to get the BLEEP
off this property,

find out where home is.

Never been there.

Dougie Bear,
you're gonna have to chill.

- Give it to me.
- I'll give it to you.

Show me.

Your hands are cold.

I... You know what?

DOORBELL RINGS

Coming.

Hello?

Hey! What the BLEEP you got there?

Hair!
CHUCKLES

- For yourself?
- I... I could use some.

- For what?
- Well, for Lisa.

She wants to look her very best,

and I want her to look her very best
when she gets out of... out of jail.

I can't decide
which one I like the best,

so I'm gonna take all three.
LAUGHS

Lisa is being released tomorrow.

Can't wait to get
my arms around her.

Can't wait to get her back here,

can't wait to make love
to her again.

This is gonna make her look old.
That's grey.

Well, it's...

You trying to get her
to match your age or what?

That's the princess look,
you know? It's long and thick.

I hope when you pick her up,
that she stays a Cinderella

and doesn't end up being one of
the evil stepsisters, you know?

PHONE RINGS
That's her now, Dash.

OPERATOR: 'This call is from
a correctional facility

'and may be monitored
and recorded.

'You may start
the conversation now.'

Hey. Just getting packed up
to come and get you.

What are you doing?

Reading your Bible?
Well, that's a good thing.

Have you heard any more
about your brother?

No kidding. Wow.

I think...

That's the best thing
you can do.

I'm empathetic toward Lisa,
but it seems a little bit unfair

that her family hits her with
all these problems.

Nobody has ever given Lisa
the love I think she needs,

and I plan to do it.

So anyway, you starting to get
excited about getting out of there?

What... What do you...
What do you mean?

Eventually, we got to get back
to your maiden name.

The people...

HE LAUGHS

I don't know, but we'll have
to figure that out.

Listen, babe, I've got to run.

I'll talk to you later.
Love you.

DASH: Did I hear correctly?

Did she say she's married
to two people now?

Well, she's not sure.
LAUGHS

Oh, my God.

She's married to one guy...
DASH SIGHS

..but she thinks
they got divorced or...

but she's not positive,
and she married somebody else.

We got to see an attorney
on all of that, anyway.

What about this scenario?

I'm the ex-husband
and I ain't got a pot to piss in

or a window to throw it out of,
and I say to her,

"Well, what about that guy
you were dating for a while

"that's got a lot of money?
Why don't we get ahold of him

"and maybe he can
help us through this?"

- No.
- How do you know any of this, bud?

Well, she can't be scamming
too many people now, she's in jail.

DASH: Stan's a little bit naive,
you know?

And I'm not sure
he's going into this, you know,

clear-minded, you know,
about what really is at risk.

You know,
he's got a beautiful house here.

He's got nice cars,
he's got a nice nest egg.

And I just...
I hate to see him risk that.

I just got a lot of reservations.

You know,
there are a lot of red flags.

She wedding material, bud?

I would say so.

I'm drawn toward her
like I've not been drawn before.

Do you think it's mutual?

I didn't hear her say, "I love you.

"I don't care what we do,
as long as I'm with you.

"Oh, I'm so looking forward
to seeing you.

"I just want to spend..."
I didn't hear any of that.

Yeah, she feels pretty strong
about me.

Dash is seeing red flags,
but I'm not seeing any.

I don't think his concerns
are valid,

but everybody's entitled
to their own opinions.

I don't want to find out

that she stabbed you
and took off with your Mustang,

or something like that.
- Oh, my goodness!

- I just hope you know
what the hell you're doing.

Without any risk, there's no reward.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

Where they going?
Are they bringing him back?

Why are you putting him
back on this prison van?

Something's wrong.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

- Give me the BLEEP damn phone.
- What?

HE CHUCKLES

I know what a selfie is,

due to watching television
while I was incarcerated.

Which is "Send"?

There you go.

But when it comes to technology,
completely lost.

OK. OK, so there's the back button
up here.

Kind of.

When I got out of prison
the first time,

when I was 23 years old,

I did have a social media.

Are you gonna hit "OK"?

'I didn't know really
what I was doing.'

One time, I thought I was having
a private conversation

with a friend of mine...

..but it surprised me
when the people at the table with me

looked over at me and asked me,
"You have an STD?"

PHONE RINGS

Social media's something new to me.

What up, b*tch?

LAUGHS

KNOCKING

Hi. Demetria?

- Hi.
- Good morning. I'm Britney.

- Hi. Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

Hi, Mr Ford, nice to meet you.
I just brought us some shirts.

- OK.
- If we want to just put them on.

They say "Welcome Home".
I thought it'd be cute.

- Aw. This is so cute.
- For us to wear.

We can all just kind of look alike.

Thank you so much.
He'll really like this.

And I got some for
his sisters, brothers.

- Oh, thank you, thank you.
- All right.

We're gonna go put these on
real quick, OK?

OK, sounds good.

BRITNEY: This is a huge home.

I kind of got the vibe from Ray
that, you know,

he didn't have
this type of background,

that I felt was at home for me.

It makes me feel
that he's keeping something from me,

and I do not like
being left in the dark.

Hi.
SHE CHUCKLES

I'm Britney. Give me a hug.

- Mwah! Mwah!
- OK.

Don't you know
I'm Raymond's grandmother?

- Yes, ma'am.
- Oh, OK.

- Good to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too.

- Been a long time coming.
- Right, it has.

Now we are, finally.

I know.

'Ray's grandma
is very close with Ray,

'and she's extremely protective.'

So I'm really hoping
that I can win her over today.

I've gotten with the programme, huh?

- Yeah.
- We're synchronised.

Well, I got the rental
outside in the front.

OK. I'll chauffeur.

- All right now.
- OK.

BRITNEY: It makes me feel
a bit awkward

that Ray's dad
is just volunteering to drive...

All right.
- OK.

..but this is my first time
meeting his family.

I'm just gonna let it go.

Sue, do you want to ride up front
with Raymond, or you want me to?

Oh, I'll get in the back.

Did you go to sleep last night,
Britney?

I really didn't sleep last night
at all.

I think we've been talking
about this

for, like, the longest, huh?

- About this day?
- Yeah.

I definitely wish
that I was going alone.

Ray and I,
we had all these plans.

We may stop at a hotel,
we may stop and get some food.

But then after he spoke to his dad,

things changed, about,

"Hey, you're my son.
I'm coming to pick you up."

So, he gets to e-mail you
and stuff like that?

- Yes, we e-mail a lot. Yeah.
- OK.

How long you been knowing Raymond?

Um... Now for about nine months.

Oh, really?

- Yeah. Just about, almost.
- Long time.

Kind of. We're getting there.

- I mean, yeah.
- Yeah.

I didn't mean KNOW know him,
but know him.

Yeah, yeah.

- Y'all been aware of each other.
- Yeah.

BRITNEY CHUCKLES

I'm wondering now
what's up with this person

that they got to come to prison
to find a mate.

You know, you got all these things
going for you.

Why you ain't got a man out here?
You know what I mean?

Nine months.

We just started talking a whole lot.

Yeah.
BOTH CHUCKLE

Ray is being dropped off
at a bus station.

They are telling us that Ray
is going to be dropped off at 8am.

We made it.

- Well, it's 7:40.
- Yeah. We're almost there.

- It's 7:40?
- Yeah.

BRITNEY: Come on!

I mean...

Oh. Oh, no.

- That's cute.
- I thought it was bus.

LAUGHTER

RAY SR: Yeah.
That's what I thought, too.

You heard it, too? We were like...

This be the day.

When we're all greeting Ray,
I expect him to hug me first.

I feel like if he didn't,
I will be probably pretty hurt.

- Hey.
- This van looks...

- There's a...
- There's a van.

- There's a van.
- All right.

- Why are they going so far?
- Why they going...

- Oh, my God.
- Open the door!

LAUGHS

When that van arrives,
my heart just, like, skips a beat.

Yep.

- Like first day of school.
- Raymond!

THEY CHUCKLE
Look at him!

Look at Ray.

'He sees me, but he doesn't
really acknowledge me.'

I really feel in my bones
that something's wrong.

- Time...
- He's sitting there.

I don't know what he's doing.

- Where they going?
- Are they bringing them back?

RAY SR: They hold him all this time.

We want him back.
Just turn him loose.

BRITNEY: I literally have
no idea what's going on.

This is not how
this was supposed to go.

I'll see you tomorrow.

- You promise?
- Mm-hm.

Nicolle is the best decision
I ever made in my life.

I could see setting up a wedding
and everything.

There's a few things
I haven't told Daonte.

Tryin' to have a little fun.

CELL DOOR CLANGS

DAONTE: Almost there.

Well, I'm about to change
my clothes,

put on these clothes
that my baby bought me.

Oh, let me get my cash
out my bra first.

You can hold it for me.

As long as you give it back.
- Of course.

So, I don't know if I'm gonna stay
at your house tonight.

What you mean, you don't know?

I know that you want me to,
but I just feel like...

SHE SIGHS

If you don't want to stay,
you don't have to.

I just haven't seen my mom
in a really long time.

Hey, I understand.

'I had planned on seeing my mom
and then going to his place.'

But now that I'm out,
my anxiety is so bad,

even being hugged is kind of
making me feel uncomfortable.

Oh, my gosh,
this is my mom's house.

Um... I think I'm just gonna
go in here by myself.

Say what?
Hold on. What now?

I want you to meet my mom
eventually.

I want... When you meet my mom,
I want it to be special.

'I get that Nicolle
wants to take things slow.'

I gotta... I gotta be cool.
It's the first day out.

But at the same time, you know,
I did not expect

to be sleeping in my bed alone,

Nicolle's first night
out of prison.

I guess I just gotta
count this first night as an L.

But at least I got to spend
the majority of the day with her

and I was the first one
to see her come out.

And that means a lot to me still.

All right, baby.
- I'll see you tomorrow.

- You promise?
- Mm-hm.

OK.

- I love you.
- I love you, too.

- All right. Bye.
- Bye.

THEY SQUEAL

THEY LAUGH

Hey, Mom!

Hey, baby.

- I missed you!
- I missed you, too.

Aw, don't cry! Aww!

'Growing up, like,
there was points and times

'where I did not talk to my mom
cos I was too busy getting high,

'and me and her were fighting.'

Oh, my God, you have pink hair!
Holy BLEEP!

And then I got put behind bars,

and she literally moved
from Indiana to Virginia

just so she could come visit me,
and we got super close,

and I really realised, like,
"Hey, like, I miss my family."

Oh, my God.
I'm so happy to be home.

This is crazy.
It looks so beautiful in here.

DAONTE: Gotta be patient.

It's just the first day.
I can't even trip.

Nicolle is the best decision
I ever made in my life, so...

I could see us, you know...

setting up a wedding and everything,
and getting married.

MESSAGE ALERT

'There's a few things
that I haven't told Daonte.'

But, you know,
just because I'm in love with him,

doesn't mean I don't want to
talk to anybody else any more.

I literally just got out of prison.
I'm not married.

Like, I have a lot of life to live,

and, I mean...

just tryin' to have a little fun.

STAN: It's a beautiful morning.
Great day to get out of prison.

There's the sun trying to come up.

It's like a knife-cuttin' cold,
boy, in these mornings.

I booked a room near Lisa's prison

because it was quite a long drive.

Finally, the day has come.

I will actually be
holding Lisa in my arms,

and it's gonna be
like a dream come true.

It's been so long
since we've been together.

I can only fantasise
what it's gonna be like

to actually hold her, hug her,
and kiss her again.

I've never picked up anyone
from prison before.

Um... And I'm hoping
this is my last time.

She says she's got short hair,
so I don't know,

maybe I won't recognise her.

Maybe we'll miss her.
I don't know. I hope not.

I want her to feel good
about herself,

and so I brought some hairpieces

and make-up kit, so that she can
make herself pretty if she wants to.

Lisa is saying that she doesn't look
nearly as well as she used to,

and that's because
of the prison life.

And she even comes as far
as to say she looks like a boy.

But she's an awful pretty girl,

and it'd take a lot of work
to ruin her appearance,

so I think she's gonna look
pretty good.

We're here.

That's a prison?

Oh, man,
that's a cheesy-lookin' place.

Freezing out here.

As cool as the other side
of the pillow.

CHUCKLES

Gotta keep moving
or I'll freeze to death.

The only thing I see in this place
is a bunch of cars.

I need to see some people,

and I need to see one in particular.

I fantasise about being with Lisa

in the bedroom, out of the bedroom,
anywhere.

Lisa's hot.

She's spicy. She's sexy.

I just can't wait to be with her.

There is no movement in the doors.

I don't know what's holding her up.

She should have been out of there


Cutting into my time now.

I would think they'd have the nerve
to call me if they...

if they weren't gonna release her.

And it's now almost 8:30,

which puts us 30 minutes behind.

Time to get back to Stan.

Is that somebody?

Is that her?

Is that her?
I can't tell who that is.

Lisa!

I've never had sex with anyone
that's as tall as Doug.

What are you gonna do
if he doesn't show up this time?

DAONTE: We're engaged.
Don't k*ll me.

You should be scared.

They're taking him
back to the facility.

I'm just trying to not panic.

BLEEP this.
You're a BLEEP piece of BLEEP.

I'm not gonna apologise to her,
I'll tell you that right now.