>> I came here because we don't
talk [bleep].
>> This whole [bleep] between me
and Puma is personal.
If she's woman enough to walk in
this building, I'm gonna give
her a chance.
>> We're good, man.
>> India's my home girl from
down south.
>> I'm in town for a while, I
better be seeing you.
>> You're aggressive, yo.
It's definitely hard for me to
stop messing with other females.
>> Don't you guys live in New
York?
>> For now.
I want to do a tattoo shop in
North Carolina.
>> Huh-uh.
See, North Carolina got
too many trees for me.
If Dutchess gonna marry me, she
gonna be a NYC girl for life.
Somebody tell me Donna tattooed
you.
>> She basically put her face on
my back, you know what I'm
saying.
>> [laughing]
>> Donna lives on your back now.
>> I really don't need no weak
links in Black Ink...and Donna
is a weak link right now.
>> You act out and you [bleep]
put brawls out on [bleep]
street.
What if something happens to
you?
>> I don't care.
>> That's your daughter who's
two-years-old is gonna be okay
without her father?
What are you talking about,
Puma?
>> *
>> I remember my dreams.
>> * I remember my dreams
>> [siren wailing]
>> * Though they seem
* Out of reach
>> Hey, welcome to Black Ink.
>> DUTCHESS: How you doin'?
>> How's it going?
>> I'm good.
I'm nervous. I'm good.
>> DUTCHESS: Why are you
nervous?
>> Do you do piercings?
>> I do.
>> I want a Jacob's ladder.
>> A what?
>> A Jacob's ladder.
>> What's that?
When you get it through your
nose?
>> Huh-uh.
It's on your penis.
>> [laughing]
>> CEASER: What?
>> Unfortunately, I'm the only
piercer at Black Ink.
So, when somebody comes in here
wanting some crazy holes put in
their body,
I'm the [bleep] they gotta see.
>> So imagine my foreman is my
[bleep].
>> CEASER: Imagine what?
>> [laughing]
>> Okay, and it's like a ladder.
So you want more than one going
up.
>> On your [bleep]?
>> Oh my [bleep], Mary and
Joseph.
>> Oh God.
>> Why would you want to get
your [bleep] pierced?
Oh!
I remember [bleep] zipper one
time and I still remember the
experience.
It wasn't good.
>> I already have a Prince
Albert.
So...
>> So this is not your first
rodeo?
>> I used to call myself the
holy trinity of piercings 'cause
I had my septum, so it was the
father, son and the Holy Ghost.
>> [laughing]
>> DUTCHESS: You really want it
to be like a full ladder?
>> I'd probably just do, like,
four or five, I guess.
>> Well [bleep] hurts.
>> Of course it depends if my
[bleep] big enough.
>> Oh my [bleep] hurts.
>> 'Cause the last [bleep] that
I had to deal with in here it
wasn't big enough.
>> I mean it's a pretty average
white person's penis.
I mean here--
>> [bleep]
>> [laughing]
>> --my Prince Albert--
>> [screaming]
>> --is through the bottom.
Oh my God!
It went through the urethra!
>> [laughing]
>> So does it change like the
way your pee squirts out?
>> Yeah.
It shoots like this.
>> Like a Mohawk?
>> Unless I take the ball and
twist it around the bottom and
plug up shop.
>> Whoa.
>> [laughing]
>> Let me set my life up
and we'll get back to this.
>> Okay.
>> Go ahead, Dutch.
>> Well, you have fun with that.
You know what I mean
because--oh, damn, you just--
>> I just held my hand--oh.
>> Damnit, man!
Where's the hand sanitizer!
What the [bleep]!
>> DUTCHESS: Look like we just
gonna put a pull-up bar on here.
>> *
>> I know it's a nice day
outside, but you can't be in
here with your belly out.
And you can't with your nipples
and [bleep] showing.
>> I don't have my nipples out.
>> I'm gonna zip that [bleep]
down before the--
>> [bleep] is wrong with you?
Stop.
>> WALT: Yes it do.
>> Hey, you guys.
>> What up?
>> What up, dog?
>> Let's see.
Let's see.
There's definitely.
No...oh, oh!
>> [indistinct chatter]
>> No, don't touch my zipper.
>> Donna, come here.
I need to talk to you.
Get your coat, we're going
outside.
>> Donna looking all scared and
[bleep].
Her eyes look scared.
>> Donna got to understand,
she's still an apprentice.
Tattooing Tyler without a
license and doing a horrible job
pissed me off.
I'm just gonna keep it
honest with you.
If you was really serious about
this [bleep] wanting a tattoo,
certain things wouldn't be
happening.
You feel me?
>> I would.
>> You sit in here lollygagging
with Ted and what not and you
not doing what you're supposed
to do.
>> First of all, I be here
answering your emails, answering
the phone that never stops
ringing--
>> CEASER: You understand
you're supposed to do all
this [bleep]?
The point that you complaining
about this [bleep] just gets me
more irritable because no one
would give you the opportunity.
>> As an apprentice I'm not
supposed to be handling your
clients.
I know the duties of an
apprentice and--and the
traditional duties of an
apprentice, those are not--
>> All I want is for you to sit
here and talk back and--
>> See you won't even let me
explain what I'm saying.
>> --is the sense of--the sense
of [bleep] responsibility and
respect ain't there, yo.
>> Anything you ask me to do,
Ceas, I do it.
>> Donna, you always have a
backtalk, you always have a
rebuttal to everything I say.
>> I can't just let you sit
there and speak when I don't
feel like it's the truth.
I'm frustrated.
I moved to New York from
Cleveland, Ohio, to work at
Blank Ink.
At this point I feel like I'm
definitely ready to become an
official tattoo artist at Blank
Ink and it just hurts because I
work so hard and Ceaser doesn't
appreciate or respect anything
that I do.
>> If you not gonna sit here and
listen to me--
>> Listen, okay--
>> --and listen to every word I
say, as an apprentice, then you
need to apprentice somewhere
else.
>> What does that mean?
That doesn't sound good.
>> If you want to continue here,
you need to straighten [bleep]
up.
I'm way too busy with everything
I'm doing for myself and the
shop.
I don't have no time for a
person who does not listen.
This is Donna's last chance.
If she don't shape up, it's over
for her.
>> Well, erm, I'm glad you took
me back and we got this
understanding.
Thank you.
>> You're welcome.
>> *
>> You know how to swim?
>> No.
>> Oh, hell, yeah.
>> So, Ceaser and Dutchess set
up a double date for Ted and I
to, like, you know do the
couple/double date thing.
What better thing to do than to
go see Lady Liberty.
I've always appreciated my
freedom, but now that I've been
in jail it's just...you have to
take advantage of the things
that are granted to you.
>> [laughing]
>> You was dreaming about this
bitch while you was locked up?
What's wrong with you?
>> Shut up, Teddy.
This is real [bleep] right now.
Being locked up that [bleep]
make you appreciate [bleep].
Don't nobody want to be locked
up.
Least I had a real [bleep]
sticking by me while I was
there.
>> Oh!
Number one [bleep] right there.
>> Erm...I'm going downstairs
see [bleep] going on.
I don't want to [bleep] statue
anymore.
>> Give me a kiss.
Here.
Being [bleep] being weird.
>> TED: Oh.
Come on Ceaser.
>> CEASER: Oh, man.
>> Yeah, perfect.
>> I was with India the other
night.
How about that?
>> What?
>> Yeah.
>> [sighs]
What [bleep] back in town for?
>> I don't know.
She hit me, said she was in the
city.
>> And what happened?
>> Erm...
>> You hit, didn't you?
Yeah, you hit it.
>> Uh-huh.
>> CEASER: Yeah, you hit it.
>> Uh-huh.
>> If Sky knew that India and
Ted was [bleep] she would break
their mutha [bleep] necks.
>> And [bleep] Teddy
like--Teddy's been there, you
know what I mean?
And I appreciate him.
>> I was so surprised that while
you was locked up, I wish that
you could have seen his face.
When we came out to Arizona,
[bleep] was sitting by the pool
looking like he was in hell.
>> At this moment, Teddy is
making me very happy.
Yeah, I know he loves me and I'm
happy to have Teddy in my life.
>> But I would advise you, if
you're not serious with old
jailbait right there, let her
go.
>> I'm not scared for Sky's
feelings, I'm scared for myself.
She just got out of jail.
Sky might turn around and try
and whip my ass.
She might stab me.
>> Yeah, Ted.
>> What?
>> You're swimming in a whole
[bleep] tank of sharks right
now.
>> Where you going?
Where are you going?
>> Today I'm taking everybody to
the water park.
>> [screaming]
Bus driver!
>> You sound ignorant [bleep],
man.
>> Yo!
Yeah, I'm leaving.
>> That [bleep] crazy.
Come on.
>> Don't call me no bitch,
Ceaser.
>> You [bleep] my investment
with your little petty stupid
bull [bleep] street [bleep].
>> You would've done the same
thing or worse.
>> Lower your voice, there's no
need to disrespect me anymore.
>> *
>> MAX: Donna!
Where's the orange juice?
>> DONNA: You drank that
yesterday.
>> Man.
>> I met my new boyfriend, Max,
through a friend.
Actually in the shop.
And it's moving pretty fast.
Max and I are in love.
We just got an apartment
together, and I even have his
name tattooed on my neck.
Yeah.
It says Maxwell, right there.
>> We gotta do a little food
shopping, man.
>> [laughs] Now you want to go
food shopping.
I been saying that.
>> Of course.
What about you?
How you feel?
Moving out of [bleep] place.
>> So much [bleep] happened
because of that.
>> I'm happy to put the [bleep]
drama behind me.
I definitely learned to never
mix business and pleasure again.
[bleep] it's too complicated.
I feel like all the drama being
in there, like, stopped me
from--from tattooing for real.
Like, or at least drawing and
really learning [bleep].
I got so--too caught up in bull
[bleep].
>> I mean, it is a little weird,
you know what I'm saying?
Because of what happened.
But, I mean, all I can do is
just believe you.
You know what I'm saying?
And trust you.
I don't have no problem with
that.
I hope none of [bleep]
disrespects you neither.
I'll get real crazy.
>> [laughing]
>> Real crazy.
Real crazy.
>> Max is the type to have my
back if I need him to.
>> I love you.
>> He's crazy though.
If somebody disrespect me, he
goin' turn [bleep] up.
You better come get me in
the shower.
>> Hell, yeah.
>> Don't be hesitating though.
>> Yeah.
>> Uh-huh.
>> *
>> Did I tell you guys about the
time that I got in Ceaser's
car--
>> Shut up, Ted!
>> --and he had--and he had a
fetish web in his back seat.
>> Oh nice.
>> It was like a spider web
that you put on the bed and
you tie somebody to it.
>> [laughing]
>> You want to know what the
weird thing is?
I don't think that, erm,
Dutchess was the one tied to the
bed.
>> Oh, [bleep], Ceaser!
>> I was Spiderman and she was
Mary Jane!
[bleep].
>> [laughing]
>> Are you telling me you
swinging a on web.
>> [laughing]
>> Hey!
>> Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.
>> What's up, man?
>> John.
>> Oh, you don't look like an
R&B singer.
You look like a rapper [bleep].
>> So, today J Holiday is
getting a tattoo.
He's like a R&B singer, he had a
couple of hits.
And in college I went to a
concert, and he was actually one
of the artists to perform.
So...it's just kind of funny
that now I'm tattooing him.
>> Well, I want it to be a
rosary, I don't know exactly if
we goin' twist it or whatever.
But, I heard you had something
sketched up for me.
>> We goin' freehand it.
>> Oh, you goin' freehand it?
>> Yeah.
>> Oh.
>> I want you to just trust me
creatively because I think what
I'm going to do you'll like it.
>> Okay.
>> Let's get it started.
So today J Holiday is getting a
tattoo that is from a book in
the Bible that he's actually
named after.
And the scripture basically
signifies, you know, the Lord is
good and a refuge and he cares
for those who trust in him.
Step into the office.
>> It's been a minute
since I got a tat.
>> I think this is a dope tattoo
'cause this a constant reminder
to always remember, you know,
where you came from and what
you've been through.
So you can understand where you
headed.
>> So, how you feeling with
everything that's going on?
>> I try to take [bleep] one day
at a time.
>> You like it here?
>> Not necessarily.
Sometimes New York is just too
much.
>> J: Why you still here?
>> Because I like the money I
make here.
I don't never want to be the
type of person that's--
>> Why are you still here?
>> Because, uh--
>> She's in love.
You can admit it.
>> When I came to New York, I
never planned to stay, I never
planned on falling in love.
So to come here and to just fall
in love, it was...unexpected.
But what can I say?
It's my life.
>> All right, well I don't need
you all emotional while you're
doing this tattoo.
So...
But I'll be all right.
>> * If I was you
* I'd be dying to be
* A reflection of the person
* That you're seeing in me
* So I'm flyin' home
>> DUTCHESS: I'm in New York,
and I'm only here, really,
because I love Ceas.
>> * Now put your hands up
* Flyin' home
* Back to the space
* That I'm from
* If you understand that
* You already knowing
* The same when you came
* The same when you're gone
>> DUTCHESS: Me and Ceas are
going to North Carolina soon
because I want to make a change
after we get married.
I don't see myself raising a
family in New York.
So, the same way that I adjusted
to living in New York, I think
Ceas can adjust to living down
South.
If I'm willing to make those
sacrifices, he has to be willing
to make those sacrifices, too,
because that's what marriage is
about.
It's look like we done.
>> I don't think I can take no
more pain.
>> How you feel about it?
>> This is dope.
Freehand too?
>> Don't let nobody else touch
my work.
It's mine.
>> J: Gotcha.
>> *
>> CEASER: So what you doing,
Donna?
>> [sighs]
Trying to find some
nice unusual flowers to draw.
>> Why are you drawing it?
>> Erm, you know,
I'm trying get nice,
so I can start tattooing and I
get this piece that I'm--I'm
putting together.
Right now, I feel like this
position in Black Ink is, like,
hindering me from moving forward
as a tattoo artist.
I can do some names, I can do
some little symbols, some zodiac
signs.
But I'm ready to become an
official artist at Black Ink.
But I don't get any respect for
the work I've done.
>> Damn.
You gotta understand, most of
the time when people start
freehanding, it's because they
been doing that [bleep] for
years.
>> You know I come from the
grip, we--we hand stencil and
we draw everything.
>> You shouldn't be doing it
like that.
You should be going and getting
the real flower and trace it,
'cause that's the only way
you're going get hand memory.
>> Hmm.
>> You're never gonna draw
better than nature.
>> I think I can draw roses,
erm, from memory now.
>> I try to give Donna advice
and she just won't listen.
She ain't [bleep] Dutchess.
She gotta learn how to trace,
how to draw all that good
[bleep].
Nah, I seen your roses.
I think you should trace them.
That's wrong.
>> DONNA: What's wrong?
>> You know they're different
type of drawings for tattoos
and, like, regular drawing
right?
>> Yeah.
>> You know that, right?
Okay.
You think you got that mastered
down?
Well, as you've been here a
while.
>> Like eight months.
>> Yeah, and you should be
tattooing by now.
You should be, which means
you got left back a couple
grades, right?
>> TED: Uh-huh.
>> How do you feel about this,
Donna?
>> Wait.
Ceaser, that's [bleep].
If you wanted me to tattoo in
the shop, I could have been
doing that.
>> Do you really want to do
this?
>> I'm so serious right now.
>> Who the [bleep] is she
talking to right now?
Does she understand I'm her
boss?
She is bugging all the way out
right now.
You learning here--
>> DONNA: And I've been
doing you mad favor.
>> Hold on.
What you done for me?
>> Been in your shop from 11,
11, uh, 7 days a week
for 6 months.
>> You're trying
to learn, Donna.
This is your career.
>> No, I wasn't doing no
learning.
I was managing your shop.
>> You act--you sound ignorant
[bleep], man.
>> Ceaser, you about to make
me mad.
>> Make you mad?
>> Just leave me alone.
>> What you gonna do?
Storm out?
>> DONNA: Yo, yeah, I'm leaving.
>> Then leave.
This [bleep] crazy.
Come on.
>> Don't call me no bitch,
Ceaser.
Don't go [bleep] cross that
line.
>> So stop this [bleep].
>> DONNA: Don't call me no
bitch, Ceaser.
>> [bleep].
>> Ceaser, [bleep] hope you feel
good about yourself.
>> CEASER: I feel great.
>> Hope you feel like
a grown-ass man.
How old are you?
>> What the [bleep].
>> DONNA: All right.
>> CEASER: Get the [bleep] out
of here.
You're [bleep] fired.
>> My boyfriend Max is the type
to have my back.
When Max hear what Ceaser said
to me, he gonna turn [bleep] up.
>> Yo!
Everybody that got a job raise
your hand, 'cause this bum ass
[bleep] don't.
Ha!
>> Yo, your [bleep] is gonna get
[bleep], Dutchess.
>> Am I supposed to be scared?
>> You gonna get what you get.
You gonna get [bleep] up.
>> FEMALE: We're here!
>> SPEAKER: Welcome, please
enter.
>> What is that?
>> I'm about to spoil my pants.
I didn't sign up for this!
>> SPEAKER: Launch!
>> I don't want [bleep] ain't no
one talking crazy.
We gonna let you know
what it's all about before
it goes any further.
>> All I'm thinking is, what did
they say to him to turn him
against me?
>> *
>> Yo!
Everybody that got a job raise
your hand 'cause this bum ass
[bleep] don't.
Ha!
>> Yo, your [bleep] is gonna get
[bleep], Dutchess.
>> Am I supposed to be scared?
>> I'm gonna keep you in my
prayers.
>> You keep prayin'.
Pray for yourself [bleep].
>> [phone ringing]
>> So Donna is threating Ceas
with her little gangster boo.
Like why are you gonna get him
all riled up to start some dumb
[bleep] behind somebody calling
you a bitch if you actin' like a
bitch?
I take the threat with Max
serious 'cause I know him.
I seen him hanging around the
shop, I seen him at a couple of
nightclubs here and there.
And Max is a young gangbanger.
If you gonna call
this little [bleep]
to come over here and start some
dumb [bleep], I gotta make sure
this little stupid [bleep] know
what he about to get himself
involved in.
Max, what's up?
If you came in here busting your
ass to be a good tattoo artist
nobody will feel like they could
come at you disrespectfully.
But instead the bitch [bleep]
with all these [bleep].
>> See, I don't be wrong.
I don't be wrong.
>> Uh-uh.
>> First off she [bleep] walked
first, that was the first
[bleep] issue.
Then she [bleep] Ted.
Teddy only [bleep] because he
had to [bleep] one-up on Walt.
>> That [bleep].
>> So that's what the [bleep] he
did...and bragged about it and
both of 'em got pictures of the
bitch.
>> She thinking that she gonna
go back to some [bleep].
Oh, she gonna be in trouble.
>> She goin' be in trouble.
>> Uh-huh.
>> And then the whole situation
with [bleep].
>> [laughing]
>> And his whole baby mama ain't
no reason you fightin' that
bitch unless you got feeling
for this [bleep].
But then she tells all of us,
that you cool with the fact that
she gotta work with these
[bleep] knowing that she [bleep]
these [bleep].
She making it seem like you all
right with it.
But, you don't know none of
[bleep].
Truth be told.
You want to involve your street
[bleep] and your job situation
that you could have handled.
Then he's gotta be fully [bleep]
involved.
You got what you asked for.
>> Let me talk to that [bleep].
>> Hold on, Max.
Here goes Ceas.
>> [bleep] ain't no one talking
crazy.
I don't pick on nobody for
nothin'.
If you wrong, you wrong.
That's what I'm trying to say.
Like if she gonna sit here and
call her [bleep] and be trying
to start [bleep], we gonna let
you know--
>> MAX: [on phone] Yeah.
>> --what it's all about before
it goes any further.
You feel me?
>> I walk in to hear Max talking
and all I'm thinking is, what
did they say to him to turn him
against me?
>> Uh, yeah.
>> Yo, I just came in here to
apologize.
>> You don't gotta apologize.
I'm tired of that threat.
>> You shouldn't have threatened
my [bleep].
That's your way of letting
[bleep] know how you feel.
>> I overacted and I shouldn't
have threatened you.
>> Donna, bye.
>> But, I swear that you
shouldn't have called me that
name, Ceaser.
>> It's all right, Donna.
Bye.
>> And now you can't even be a
grown man and have a
conversation with me.
>> I don't need to be a grown
man with you.
>> And I bet you ain't saying
neither either, huh?
>> Nope.
>> Right.
>> You got two minutes to get
the [bleep] out of my shop
though.
>> Ceaser and Dutchess crossed a
line calling Max and saying
[bleep] they said.
And they might have just ruined
the only good thing in my life
right now.
I didn't have anything here
expect Blank Ink and they ripped
that from under my feet.
>> PUMA: Give me a
cheeseburger.
>> WAITRESS: You want everything
on that?
>> Hell, no.
No tomatoes.
>> Tomatoes.
>> It only comes with onions,
pickles and special sauce.
>> What's in the special sauce?
>> WAITRESS: Mustard, mayo and
ketchup.
>> It's not that special 'cause
you told me now.
>> I'm very lucky to have a
friend like Sassy in my life.
Last time I seen Sassy, I was
just in a bad place, man.
And with my anger I push people
away.
She knows that about me and
still stays right there.
Sassy made me come to realize I
still have something to live
for--my daughter and my wife.
>> How's everything?
How's--how's life?
>> Tamia is at her emotional
affectionate stage.
>> It's just kisses and hugs.
>> Kisses and hugs and
breakdowns.
I mean I was taking [bleep] she
was in the middle of the
bathroom, on the floor, crying.
Like noo!
I gotta get off the toilet and
wipe my ass, please get out.
That's what I'm going through.
>> She's a good laugh.
I kind of have a little bit of
guilty conscience.
I feel like, 'cause I have been
hanging out at Blank Ink.
It's like a well-kept secret
within myself.
I mean, it sucks that I have to
sneak and hang out with Puma
sometimes.
But if I want both relationships
and both friendships then it's
kind of what I have to do.
I don't want you flippin' out no
more.
>> I'm trying not to.
>> No flippin' out.
>> I apologized to you.
I bring you into my [bleep], you
know what I mean?
And I apologized to you for
that.
I feel bad for putting Sassy in
the middle of this problem with
me and Ceaser...
'cause she doesn't deserve it.
I'm just happy that Sassy, at
least, forgives me.
[bleep] friend.
>> How's the shop?
>> It's just a [bleep] pain in
my black ass.
>> Right.
>> It's just everybody's so
focused on personal [bleep],
just need to just focus on work.
>> Yeah.
>> What's happening with this
industry, there's so much
politics into it now.
Once you get in, like--into,
like, the business side and
everybody wants to be a part and
get a piece.
It's like pulling you
everywhere.
I got a lot [bleep] business
owner problems.
I've had freakin' arguments with
my partner, Med is mad 'cause of
the fight with Ceaser.
After the fashion show fight,
Ink 124 is now in a downward
spiral.
I've had a couple of employees
quit.
We're not making all the money
in the world.
Been in with a real-life [bleep]
but I be chillin'.
Funky fresh chillin'.
>> Long as you good, man.
>> Up to the point, I've got a
beautiful daughter to raise,
I've got [bleep] awesome [bleep]
business to keep running.
>> Yeah.
>> And not for nothing, there
are a lot of other awesome
[bleep] going on in my life,
man.
I'm not trying to be part of the
bull [bleep] anymore.
I just want to focus on my
business and my family.
I'm over this [bleep] beef with
Ceaser and Black Ink.
So, at the end of the day, I
gotta make my own Wendys and let
McDonalds be McDonalds.
I'm gonna show you how small
Black Ink is in problems to my
planet.
You see that little piece of
paper right there?
See that?
>> SASSY: Uh-huh.
>> That right there.
That's Black Ink in my planet
right now.
>> That's not that big.
[laughs]
>> TEDDY: I ain't gonna lie, you
picked a nice day to go to the
park 'cause it's hot
as [bleep], yo.
>> CEASER: What the [bleep] are
these?
>> Noodles.
>> Now that Donna's dumbass been
fired, today I'm taking
everybody to the water park.
It's customer/employee
appreciation day.
Where do you take these?
To just start beating [bleep]
with it.
>> Yeah, just walk around like
boop!
Hey, say somethin', say
somethin'!
>> I want everybody to know that
I'm really happy that they stood
there and supported me from day
one.
>> Girl, they tell me I can't
take my [bleep] floaties
I ain't going in.
[bleep]
Aaah!
>> Nobody's safe!
>> No, no don't!
No, don't!
>> Yeah!
How you doin'!
Where are you going?
>> [bleep] came in the shop with
the goggles, the flippers and
all this other [bleep].
I'm like right on [bleep]!
You can't swim either.
>> * Yo, check this out
>> [screaming]
>> Yellow school bus?
What?
Yo, Sky, go ahead.
I got this, yo.
We supposed to bring our own
lunches and [bleep]?
I gotta go to the store and get
me a ham and cheese
sandwich now 'cause I'm going on
a school bus.
>> I got a school bus 'cause
half of these [bleep] need to go
back to school.
>> Sassy!
>> [screaming]
>> The best part of the
waterpark is all of us being
together and just having fun.
>> Sassy brought the moisture.
>> Sassy's here, Dutchess,
Ceas, Teddy, Walt, [bleep].
The only person that's missing
is Puma.
It feels like it's getting a
little closer to what we used to
be.
>> *
>> Yeah!
>> Teddy [bleep] India.
>> I'm ready to pop on this
[bleep] right now.
You [bleep] that India bitch.
Do you think that's okay to be
pulling some [bleep] like that?
>> *
>> Yo, Ceas.
>> CEASER: Yo?
>> TEDDY: Did you do any
research on this park before,
erm, you booked this trip?
Because I just did and it says
"only six people died at Action
Park."
>> DUTCHESS: Only?
That's a lot of [bleep]
people.
>> That includes three drownings
in the wave pool, nicknamed the
Grave pool.
So this is your plan?
To kill off the whole Black Ink?
>> [evil laugh]
>> If I lose one or two
employees on this little
trip...huh, [bleep] happens.
>> [evil laugh]
>> I think [bleep] fire you
[bleep].
I might as well [bleep].
>> FEMALE: We're here!
>> *
>> Where's the shade though?
>> [bleep] up.
>> Yeah, my legs hurt now.
>> CEASER: I'm Harriet Tubman.
Come on, Negros.
We free!
>> *
>> Look, look, look!
>> I'm scared.
>> I'm looking up at this
[bleep] like, really?
The steps felt like you was
walking the stairway to heaven
or some type of [bleep].
I thought I was about to go see
God.
>> SPEAKER: Welcome.
Please enter.
>> What is that?
>> What?
>> They push the button and the
bottom of the floor give out and
you just shoot.
>> Nah, me not like that.
Me not like that.
>> I didn't sign up for this!
One minute I'm trying to like
practice my breathing techniques
and--[heavy breathing].
>> SPEAKER: Three, two, one--
>> I'm a little worried that I'm
about to spoil my pants.
>> SPEAKER: --launch.
>> Like the ride just [bleep]
shoot out, drop you in the
plosh, you know [bleep] hits
the water, splash.
Exactly how it is.
Like literally you going loops
and all that stuff.
It like somebody just flush the
toilet.
>> [unintelligible]!
>> Yay!
>> Whoo!
>> Hi, darlin'.
>> Hey, beautiful.
>> Let me borrow your ear.
>> SKY: What?
>> Come child.
>> Tell me.
>> I'm gonna tell you, in the
privacy.
>> It's really...
>> It's really that...bad.
>> Excuse me, you guys.
This is some deep [bleep].
>> So, Cease tells me that Ted
is hooking up with India.
I don't like that [bleep] and I
don't think that it's cute.
I'm gonna tell Sky.
Guess what thirst bucket came by
the shop?
>> Who?
>> India.
>> Word.
>> India's history with Sky
isn't that great.
>> Watch your hand.
Watch your hand.
>> She's one of the mixes that
try to get in the mix with Ted
at a time when Sky and Ted was
kind of like in the mix already.
Now I'm not really sure of the
details of, you know, what
happened.
Ceas said Ted [bleep] India.
>> India--Teddy know I can't
stand this bitch.
And for him to be doing this to
me...way too disrespectful and I
don't tolerate disrespect.
[bleep] bitches [bleep] we
bitches together.
What's wrong with you?
>> Well, if that was an
invitation--
>> Nah, that's not no
invitation.
>> I'm ready to pop on [bleep]
right now.
>> Don't pop.
We're gonna have a great
fun-filled day at the water park
and when we get back to New
York, deal with his ass then.
>> Thank you.
>> Let him...eat all of that.
>> Thank you.
I appreciate you, my bitch.
>> You know I love you.
>> I just needed to know.
Thanks for giving me that tip.
>> [yelling]
>> * Keep it easy
* Keep it breezy
* Keep it light
* 'Cause it's all right
>> [screaming]
>> Think my heart is up there,
though.
>> Everybody's having fun and I
just want to run up on Teddy and
punch him dead on his [bleep]
nose.
>> Gangster [bleep], what's up?
>> Dutchess, bitch you my
friend.
You could have waited till we
get back to New York to tell me.
>> Everybody alive?
>> We had fun, Action Park.
Thank you for having us.
It was real.
>> [sighs]
>> All ready?
>> Actually I was hoping I could
talk to you for a minute.
I know Dutchess told me to wait
'til we get back to New York to
talk to Teddy.
But, nope, I'm gonna talk to him
now.
So, why Dutchess telling me some
[bleep] like you [bleep] the
India bitch?
Do you think that's okay to be
pulling some [bleep] like that?
Like...
>> So why do you feel some type
[bleep]?
>> Don't act stupid.
Don't get stupid.
I [bleep] you while you [bleep]
home girl.
>> What's the issue?
Like I don't get you.
>> She's gonna chop his [bleep]
off.
>> Yo, chill out.
You don't have to [bleep].
>> *
>> Do you think that's okay to
be pulling some [bleep] like
that?
Like...I [bleep] you while you
[bleep] home girl.
Why you got...you don't want to
say that?
>> So we--we've [bleep] with
each other now.
>> Don't act stupid.
Don't get stupid.
>> I just want to see the
fireworks.
This is like one pay-per-view
fights you been waiting for.
She is gonna chop his [bleep]
dick off.
>> I'm trying to figure it out.
>> Don't get dumb.
You're...you understand what's
happening between us.
>> What's the issue?
Like I don't get you.
>> The issue is...if I'm feeling
angry about something I cannot
hold it.
You're gonna respect me.
>> [bleep] chill out.
You don't have to [bleep].
What's wrong with you?
>> Finding my own ride [bleep]
out of here, bum ass.
>> TEDDY: Have fun, bitch.
>> What the [bleep] is that?
I think she gonna
Lorena Bobbitt his ass.
>> [bleep] you!
On the [bleep] yellow school bus
dumb-dumb.
I don't know what I expected
from Teddy.
His reputation with women
is...[sighs] he's a prick.
He's an ass [bleep].
He doesn't give two [bleep]
about a woman.
What was I thinking?
Dumb Sky?
>> *
>> Just when I thought things
were looking all right.
Of course, now, I have to go
meet up with Med.
He's concerned about the fashion
show fight with Ceaser and how
it's affecting Ink 124.
>> So, obviously, there's a lot
going on.
>> Yeah.
>> The issue that happened the
other day was really serious.
No matter what the cause was,
well, the fact of the matter is
that the--the--the shop got
dragged into all of this.
>> Med is the person that taught
me about the tattoo industry.
My mentor and now my business
partner at Ink 124.
Not the easiest thing to have
your mentor be your business
partner 'cause they always look
at you like you're still the
minor that used to be the person
under them.
>> So what was really a personal
thing with you and Ceaser,
turned into a thing that
affected the business and the
employees in the business, you
know?
>> I didn't bring it to that.
But, I understand.
>> I mean, but your actions
brought it to that.
Everything you do as an owner
and as a leader affects everyone
else around you in the team.
You know, it ripples out.
After seeing the video and
seeing the situation of what
went down.
>> You didn't see nothing, you
wasn't there, you don't
really--
>> I saw what I saw and the
world saw what they saw.
>> I didn't bring it there.
Personal is personal.
That person brought it to
business.
I couldn't give a [bleep] what
he's saying right now.
He wasn't there.
Ink 124 business and my personal
life have nothing to do with
[bleep] each other.
I didn't go to Blank Ink to go
part with my problems, I didn't
go on Social Media starting
problems.
>> Who put 124 on all those
Instagram posts?
Why did that happen?
People call me up from all
over, "Yo, what's up?
"Yo, are you in this?
"What?
Did you get thrown in this mix?"
If you have personal beef, then
it's interjecting in the shop
and it's becoming an issue in
the shop and it's making the
situation of the shop have
problems.
>> I had nothing to do with the
shop.
I have a personal problem with
him.
Everybody, if they was in my
shoes, would have did the same
thing if not worse.
Facts.
>> MED: This--this--
>> If you was in my shoes, you
would have done the same thing,
or worse.
>> You [bleep] my investment
with your little petty stupid
[bleep] street [bleep].
You guys are not mature.
Whether it's his fault or your
fault or both your faults, you
took it to this [bleep] street
level and it's affected the
business, that's real.
The fact that anything--
>> Nobody came to your home,
nobody tried to do nothing to
your wife, nobody came--
>> Nobody tried to do nothing to
your wife, Puma.
>> Wait.
You don't know.
Were you there for that?
>> This--just lower your voice
for a minute.
>> But were you there for that?
>> Lower your voice.
Lower your voice.
>> You wasn't there so you can't
tell me--
>> Because you disrespected me
enough.
There's no need to disrespect
me anymore.
If it becomes a difficult
situation,
I think the best thing is
that we just close it down.
You think you know everything.
I can't work with you.
I can't.
You are out.
>> *
>> You--were you there for
that?
>> This--just lower your voice
for a minute.
>> But were you there for that?
>> Lower your voice.
>> You wasn't there so you can't
tell me--
>> Because you disrespected me
enough.
There's no need to disrespect me
anymore.
If it becomes a difficult
situation,
I think the best thing is
that we just close it down.
You think you know everything
and you know what?
Those who think they know
everything, they know nothing
and they're the ones who end up
losing.
And everybody that helps you on
the way up are gonna be there on
the way down.
At the end of the day, the
person that you are and the
person I am, we don't gel.
I can't work with you.
I can't.
It's not working because you're
not working with me.
>> So rather you're
protecting your employees and
your business that you're a
partner in, you're just gonna
pull out and not care about
what's going on with your
people?
No, I am gonna care.
>> That's a lot of--that's a
lot of loyalty right there.
>> You are out because of what
happened.
>> Something told me not to get
into business with Med in a
jump.
He's just gonna try to live off
your name, he's a [bleep] snake.
Don't trust him.
>> But, if you want that shop
and you want to keep the
employees and you want to keep
it going, then do what you gotta
do as a man and step up and
let's make it happen.
>> Say no more.
>> If you want to come correct
and you have your checks ready
to go, we can sit down at the
table and you can have the
business and take it over and
then nobody will tell you
nothing.
Or, if you are not correct and
ready to go, then I have my
other options which I am gonna
pursue as to what's going
to happen with that business.
>> That's cool.
>> Okay.
>> [bleep] hate him.
We're all passion to my
[bleep] art.
The [bleep] part about it is how
you can so believe in somebody
when they're selling you a
dream.
Like, how Med sold it.
Like Ink 124 is gonna be a
family, man.
Like I got your back.
Ain't never really had my back
the whole time, man.
>> * Hey-e-yay-e-oh
* I want all the world
* I know is not mine
* Hey-e-yay-e-oh
* It took so long, so long
>> QUANI: [on phone] Hey, babe.
>> Hi, baby.
>> QUANI: [on phone] You
sure...is everything okay now?
>> Uh, not really.
But, uh, I'll talk to you in a
little bit.
Just thinking about
some [bleep] now.
>> QUANI: [on phone] All right.
>> I'll talk to you later on.
I'm just tired of everything
right now.
>> * I can't believe
* I had it all wrong
* See I was the extra baggage
* You brought along
* Hey-e-yay-e-oh
>> I just wish I could go
someplace where no [bleep] name
and just disappear.
But, right now, I can't take a
break because I have to figure
out the next move to make sure
that my family eats.
>> * Hey-e-yay-e-oh
* So hard, so hard
* So hard to say goodbye *
>> Like our lease is up.
I've been saying I want
to move for years.
What's really holding us here
now?
>> Med is offering Ink 124 to me
for $15,000.
>> I'm not staying...regardless.
>> Med gave me an offer to buy
Ink 124.
>> What does that mean for my
North Carolina shop?
>> So now [bleep] your bitch
talking [bleep] about me.
It's not--she's not a genuine
bitch.
I want to fight that bitch
'cause all you do
is talk like a bitch.
>> [indistinct yelling]
>> Offer to buy Ink 124.
>> What does that mean for my
North Carolina shop?
>> So now [bleep] your bitch
talking [bleep] about me.
It's not--she's not a genuine
bitch.
I want to fight that bitch
'cause all you do
is talk like a bitch.
>> [indistinct yelling]