[narrator] Previously on Cherish The Day...
[Sunday] Guess who I ran into at the plumbing store?
[Ellis] Sunday?
[Lynette] How does it feel your first love?
I felt nothing.
I thought about looking?
I thought you had lots of women.
None of them were you.
Why didn't you marry?
[Sunday] I guess I haven't meet anyone
I can live without.
I hope it's not another 25 years
before I bump into you again.
Call me any time for anything.
All right. Here we are.
[Bree] Thank you, Daddy.
See you later alligator!
In a while, crocodile. Be good angel.
-[Bree] Hi, mom. -Hi, honey.
What are you about to do?
I got work, Ev.
What about later? And don't say work.
You come watch the game with me.
You know it's your mother's weekend.
She and Danny might have something planned for you.
Love you!
[Everly] Hey, Mom.
Slamming doors.
-Hey. -Hey.
So what you got going on today?
Just work.
You wearing cologne?
[laughs]
Yeah. Okay. Work.
Look, Bill said that, uh,
you can bring the car in Tuesday afternoon.
I told him that you could probably bring it in
around 3:00.
Tuesday? I'm gonna be in studio all day.
So can he do it on Wednesday?
Better yet, you can drop me off at the studio on Tuesday
and you can take the car in for me?
I don't know what my day's shaping up to be.
-I don't know. -[Anastasia] What?
Isn't that the main reason for being your own boss?
You off when you say you off?
[scoffs] Okay.
Don't work too hard.
[dramatic music playing]
[theme music playing]
[singer] ♪ You show me How deep love can be ♪
♪ This is my prayer... ♪
♪ I cherish the day... ♪
Are you sure you don't wanna come with me to see Mama?
You know I would, but I just don't want to.
[laughs]
You know, sometimes I just don't...
just don't think straight.
It's okay.
Hey, I made you some of my buttermilk biscuits
-that you like. -Hmm.
Don't mind if I do.
Voila.
I need some syrup and butter, please.
I would bet a bird
that you're trying to get your hands
on your grandmother's recipe box?
Yeah. You're right. Mmm-hmm.
One of these days she's gonna give it to me.
And today might be that day.
She's not gonna let you get your hands on that,
you be better off planning to inherit them.
-Daddy! -[chuckles] Well...
we all gotta go sometime.
[door opens and closes]
Mornin', glories.
-[Sunday] Hey, 'Nette. -Oh.
You're looking bright and fresh this morning.
Having an almost empty nest is good for the hair, skin,
and mommy-daddy fun time.
[laughs] Can you tell I'm happy they about gone?
-Mmm-hmm. -Oh, here, let me help you.
Oh!
Who said I was finished with this?
Pardon, Monsieur.
Are you finish?
Well, I could use some more syrup and butter, please.
[Sunday] No! No! You have enough.
If I don't have diabetes by now,
I'm not gonna get it.
[doorbell dings]
Oh, don't fuss over me. Come on!
Uh-huh. Good morning.
Here, let's get some of the syrup.
[dramatic music playing]
Good morning, Ms. St. James.
Good morning, Mr. Moran.
Come on in.
Everyone's in the kitchen. Mmm-hmm.
[Ellis] Good morning, Judge.
Lynette.
You're back for the bathroom?
Yes, sir. I'm here to replace the wall tile.
But I also noticed that some of the cooper pipes are bulging.
So I might have to replace those as well.
I wouldn't care if you shut the door on that bathroom
and never look back.
I've got two others that work just fine.
Okay. Well, you know, your wife,
took a lot of pride in decorating that bathroom.
You sure you wanna leave that way?
You're right. You're right.
You go ahead and fix that bathroom, son.
You know, how she'd like it.
Go on.
Son? Just saying, are we family now?
[chuckles]
Look, I put a GPS tracker on his phone.
He got a little turned around.
But you worry too much.
Maybe, maybe not.
But I made an appointment with a geriatric neurologist.
So that should tell us.
Sunny, it's just old age.
Stop trying to diagnose him and just let the man live.
He is fine.
I'm not so sure about that.
-Hey? -Hey!
You're heading somewhere?
Yeah. Going to see my grandmother.
Ah! Momo!
-Mmm-hmm. Good memory. -[chuckles]
I remember we used to take that ride out there.
We always had a good time.
Yeah. We did. Yeah.
I'd jump in the car right now if I didn't promise your dad
I'd finish this today.
Please, he does not care about this bathroom.
And you're his new favorite person.
So I'm sure he would love for you to come by tomorrow
and the next day too.
-Are you sure? -[Sunday] Mmm-hmm.
Yeah. I'd like the company.
Is Momo still making her coconut cake?
[laughs]
Especially when she knows I'm coming.
Oh, sure.
-Does she know you're coming? -Yes, she does.
-Let me get you. -[laughs]
[singer] ♪ Yeah, she was fine ♪
♪ But I could put away my inner child In my mind ♪
♪ So every time I look in her eyes ♪
♪ Think about We'll probably never ♪
♪ working intertwined but I don't want that thing ♪
♪ That's in her inner thigh That ain't right And I know it ♪
♪ But I'mma deny My new mama know it ♪
♪ But she's gonna blow me anytime ♪
♪ Don't spend any time ♪
♪ Want me to spend some time ♪
♪ She ain't tripping On my other... ♪
[woman] Hello. Good morning!
How can we make it a great day?
Morning. Do you want anything?
-No. -Okay.
Um, yeah.
Could I have bacon and cheese sandwich,
double the bacon, uh, tater tots,
coffee, two sugars no cream.
[woman] Mmm-hmm.
Will that complete your order?
-Last call? -I'm fine.
-Jelly in the bag, please. -[woman] Thank you, sir.
[Sunday] I can't believe I finally got you playin' hooky.
You never would in school.
Girl, I couldn't be playing with you.
And my daddy ain't no judge.
I knew if I was going to college
I had to get the scholarship, right?
-Mmm-hmm. -[Ellis laughs]
Hey.
You think Momo will remember me?
She's still pretty sharp.
But she's not getting any younger.
So don't get your feelings hurt if she doesn't.
Sure.
[sighs] Whatever.
Let's see.
-What do you like? -[upbeat music playing over stereo]
That's not me.
-That's not you? -[Ellis] That's Everly, I'm telling you.
You're right. Mmm-hmm. What about this?
[upbeat music playing over stereo]
That's not me either.
On that note, how about some tunes?
-[Ellis] Good idea. -[Sunday] Mmm-hmm.
Secretly, I was wanting to be a DJ.
-Oh, yeah? -Mmm-hmm.
Okay, DJ Sunny Day.
[laughs]
-It's never too late. -Mmm-hmm. Okay.
Here we go! Here we go!
[singer] ♪ ...more precious than you ♪
-♪ Girl You are ♪ -Remember that?
♪ Close to me You're like my mother ♪
-♪ Close to me... ♪ -What?
Um, it sounds familiar but I...
You don't remember our song?
Our song?
[singer] ♪ And you are the only one ♪
-♪ my everything... ♪ -Who's this band?
You forgot our song?
Oh, girl.
You think I forgot our song? Come on.
You do remember?
[both] ♪ And I thank God that I ♪
♪ That I finally found you ♪
-♪ And all my life... ♪ -[screaming]
♪ I pray for someone Like you ♪
[both] ♪ And I hope that You feel the same way too ♪
♪ Whoa! ♪
♪ Yes, I pray that you Do love me too ♪
♪ Whoa ♪
My daddy's out here, "Oh, my God!"
Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!
How many panties you got on?
-Oh! Oh! -[laughs]
-You do remember! -Yeah.
You know I'm not gonna forget.
You still got it.
Whoo. Yes. Oh, yeah.
I got that old man groove. Yeah.
-Uh. Uh. Yeah. -[cellphone rings]
Hey, Min-doozie. How's it going?
Seriously?
Today of all days.
Okay.
Let me make some calls
and let me see what I can round up.
Okay. Bye.
-Oh. -Everything all right?
No. No.
Only half of my liquor delivery showed up.
We have a big party booked tonight
and barely enough white wine and champagne
to get us through brunch.
So I need to call in some favors.
Hey, Hartzell?
Hey, I need two pallets of white wine and six magnums.
Elaine!
Hey, congratulations on the expansion,
girl you are doing the damn thing.
Reece! Hey, how are the twins?
Eight already? Wow, time flies.
Well, that's why I'm calling you,
I kind of need your help.
How much white wine can you spare?
That's amazing. You're amazing.
Thank you. Bye.
Girl, have the truck in your store by noon.
I'll take it.
Okay. [gasps] You're amazing.
Thank you!
[sighs]
-Oh! -Got it all.
Plus a little extra.
-Yeah? -Tomorrow. Mmm-hmm.
Is Momo expecting us any time soon?
I want to make a quick stop.
[Sunday] We're good.
Where are we going?
-[chuckles] Yeah. -[Sunday] Mmm-hmm.
I'm intrigued.
You should be.
-[laughs] -[Sunday] Uh-huh.
[singer] ♪ It feels like, Ooh, HD reality ♪
♪ Came back in '93 ♪
♪ Please drive me off This canyon ♪
♪ Into Paradise ♪
♪ Thelma, Louise and I ♪
♪ And it's so beautiful ♪
♪ We're flying through The yellow of the sun... ♪
I've never showed anyone this.
I'm the first.
I feel so honored.
And here she is.
Oh, boy.
I've been working on this cottage
for the past few months whenever I get some free time.
[Sunday] Mmm-hmm.
-Upgrading the plumbing? -Oh, no. No, no, no.
I'm doing a complete renovation.
It's my passion project.
Work helps clear my mind.
Everybody needs something.
I got some copper pipe inside.
Figured I'd bring it back and fix your father's bathroom
first thing in the morning, you know, before the stores open up.
[Sunday] That's very thoughtful.
Thank you.
[mellow music playing]
Here it is.
You know, there was a wall here
and I knocked it down
-to create an open concept. -[Sunday] Uh-huh.
And I found this vintage crystal chandelier
that I'm gonna hang there in the dining room.
It's gonna sparkle from the light in that window.
This place has great bones,
a lot of stories to tell.
It's magnificent. [chuckles]
Are you gonna do this all yourself?
-Uh, yeah, yeah, pretty much. -Oh.
I have my general contractor's license,
so, you know, essentially, I could build a whole house.
-[chuckles] -Mmm-hmm.
-You gonna live here? -[Ellis] No.
It belongs to the widow of one of my father's friends
who was a jazz musician.
She called me to do some work and come to find out
she was about to lose the house, so...
-Mmm-hmm. -We made a deal
where I would help with the taxes,
do the rehab on my dime,
and when it came time to sell,
we'll split the profits.
Smart investment.
I have two girls that are headed for college,
so every little bit helps.
You know, I'm planning on opening another restaurant
and I'm looking for places right now
in Brooklyn and LA, too.
And this place is perfect.
If it were mine, I'd make it a supper club.
-Open kitchen... -[Ellis] Uh-huh.
stage, lounge seating everywhere,
and I'd paint all the doors turquoise.
It's mama's favorite color.
[laughs]
[chuckles] What?
It's crazy.
You know, we've...
Last time we saw each other we were 17 and now...
[chuckles] Now what?
I'm in your dream house.
Yeah.
Dreaming your dreams.
Going to Momo's, like we used to.
You know, it feels like it's been all this time,
but no time at all.
I have a friend who's planning a kitchen remodel.
I could put in a good word for you.
She'd be lucky to have you.
Not to mention, Lynette has been bothering Kendall
about converting their garage into a den.
She'd probably hire you.
Now that she's not mad at you anymore.
Oh.
Yeah. Uh, I'm good.
Okay.
You don't have to do that.
Do what?
That thing you do when you wanna save me.
I'm not trying to save you.
What about in high school when you bought me those dress shoes
and button-down to wear to the senior luncheon?
All you had were t-shirts and sneakers.
I didn't want you to miss one of the biggest events
of our senior year because you didn't have
hard shoes and a shirt.
And if I remember correctly,
you happily accepted them.
-Yeah. They were nice. -[Sunday] Okay.
Shoot, I wore those shoes till the soles fell off.
I mean, you got good taste.
-Okay. -But I'm good, okay?
Okay. I was just trying to help.
[Ellis] I know you were and I appreciate it.
But let me ask you something.
What makes you think I need your help?
-It's because I'm a plumber? -What? No.
I saw your face when I told you I was a plumber.
I was surprised to see you, that's all.
No, after that.
-Okay. -[chuckles] I knew it.
[Sunday] No. No.
I was surprised to see that you're a plumber,
not because it's bad.
It's just last time I saw you,
you were the golden boy
with a full ride to college and then...
Oh. Oh, boy. I never knew you hated plumbers.
I do not hate plumbers.
-Admit it, you hate plumbers. -I don't.
[laughs]
You know, I was overseas when Katrina hit
and when I came home,
basketball was over for me.
So, I had to figure out a way to make a living.
And I always loved to going on plumbing jobs
with my grandfather.
And there was a need, so I figured why not
help rebuild my city while I rebuilt myself?
That's noble.
Yeah.
It's a win-win.
Just doing what I love.
Working with my hands.
I can relate to that.
Yeah.
[dramatic music playing]
Yeah.
Okay.
[cell phone rings]
Hey, sweetheart.
[Everly] Hey, daddy. Mom says she doesn't care
if you come over tonight.
Hey. Hey. Yeah.
Listen, today isn't shaping up the way I planned.
I... Uh, the first job I went to,
I didn't get to finish. I have to go back there
and finish that up and it's just...
it's just one thing after another, okay?
Yeah. Bye.
I'll talk to you later.
Bye. Thanks, Bean.
I love you.
-What was that about? -Um...
Everly wanted me to come by
and watch a game with her tonight,
but, uh, I knew
we wouldn't be back by 7:00, so...
I meant that excuse you gave her.
Look, Everly is 15.
-That's a tough age as it is. -I remember.
Add to the fact that your parents break up
and your mother leaves you with your father.
It hasn't been easy,
but we've finally got to
a sense of new normal.
Normal-ish.
So does that mean you're not supposed to keep company?
[Ellis] No.
I just don't wanna spring anything on her.
Mmm-hmm.
It's just better.
-Better to lie? -I didn't lie.
[Sunday] You didn't tell the truth.
She thinks you're working.
Look, it's harmless.
[scoffs]
I'll talk to her.
I know what it feels like
to be on the other side of that call.
Being told to do one thing
when the truth is different altogether.
Are you talking about high school?
I mean, I said I was sorry.
I trusted you.
This is not that.
And maybe if you had kids, you would understand.
[scoffs] I don't need to have kids to know
whether you're 15 or 40,
no one likes being lied to.
[dramatic music playing]
[mellow music playing]
[Sunday] Momo.
[engine revving]
[engine stops]
Whoa.
Lord, have mercy.
-[Sunday] Still works. -Oh, look at you.
Look at you, my beautiful baby.
[chuckles] Thank you, Lord.
[Sunday] Oh, it's so good to see you.
Lord, in my age, it's good to be seen.
[chuckles]
Momo, this is my friend.
Aren't you that same skinny boy from high school?
[laughs] Well, I don't know about being skinny anymore,
but yes, ma'am, it's me, Ellis Moran.
Well, I'll be.
Come on over here, give me some sugar.
[chuckles]
Woo, Lord, it's been too long.
Yes, it has.
[laughs] I was hoping MV would come along with you.
-[sighs] -How's he been?
Well, he's okay. He's got to take it easy.
-He'll be fine. -Yeah. With this old age
ain't for the weak or the weary.
[chuckles] So I see.
Come on, son.
-Lunch is almost ready. -All right.
Woo. It's gonna be good too.
Yes, it is.
-[Momo] Yeah, I'm doing this. -[Sunday] Mmm-hmm.
[Momo] Cut it real fine now.
Mmm-hmm.
Momo making her famous gumbo.
Well, you've worrying me forever
to show you how to do it
and I figured it's high time I show you.
You can take some home for MV and them.
-Mmm-hmm. -Hallelujah. Thank you, Jesus.
They're going to thank you, girl,
but you need to thank me, too,
because I'm the one making all this here.
[laughs] Thank you, Momo.
[Momo] You're welcome, darling.
[Sunday] Mine never turns out like yours
and I'm gonna have to watch you like a hawk.
[Momo] The recipe is simple...
♪ As sipping water From a straw ♪
-That's my pot. -Mmm-hmm.
Just bring it down for me.
Thank you kindly. And put in there.
Turn on the water.
Mmm-hmm.
-How much? -Just a little.
-What's a little? Come here. -Uh, no, no, that's enough.
-Okay. Right there. -How do you know how much that is?
That's enough. You got it.
Thank you. You know, Momo...
-Mmm-hmm. -if I had that recipe box,
I wouldn't have to call you
every time I had a question
about measurement of an ingredient.
Mmm-hmm. But maybe I like it
when you call me, grand baby girl.
[both laughs]
Well, Momo,
I've been bragging to my staff
about your recipes for years.
-Mmm-hmm. Have you now? -Oh, yeah, yeah,
if I, um, just added a few of your dishes
to my menu, people pay good money for them.
-Good money, huh? -Mmm-hmm.
-Ain't that something? -Mmm-hmm.
-White folks? -Oh, White folks,
-Black folks, all the folks. -[Momo] Mmm-hmm.
People just want the food, Momo.
Well, something I'm going to have to,
-I'm going to have to think about. -Mmm-hmm.
I'll have to give that some thought.
-Mmm-hmm. -Please do. [chuckles]
[Momo] You start chopping them onions.
[Sunday] Yes, ma'am.
[Momo] I'm gonna start that roux.
Mmm-hmm.
Momo, don't forget, no sausage.
We're missing the best part.
But I suppose it'll be tasty anyway.
Oh, Lord, these vegan children.
What are you adding over there?
A little dash of cayenne and kosher salt.
I thought you used red pepper.
Oh, it's the same thing.
Now, I want you to run on out there
and get me some peppergrass.
-Peppergrass? -[Momo] Mmm-hmm.
That's it?
That's what I've been missing this whole time?
That's not on the recipe card.
All it need is love and patience
but I put plenty of that in there, too.
Yes, ma'am.
[Momo] Now, you go on back there with her.
Come on, get up.
Make sure she don't get lost.
Go on, show him.
Come on, boy.
[chuckles] Ain't they cute.
So where you're going?
Here it is.
Secret to Momo's magic.
-[Ellis] Where? -[Sunday] Right here.
-[Momo] Here? -[Sunday] Yeah.
Uh, looks like a bunch of weeds.
[Sunday] Yeah, it's...
They call it poor man's pepper.
It's a mustard green, a spicy one.
Mmm-hmm.
Think you can handle it
or you want me to take it inside
and squeeze some lemon on it so you can taste it?
Oh, okay. Oh, I see.
Oh, you trying to play me.
Not everyone can handle spicy.
Well, give me that. Okay.
-[coughing] -Mmm.
You all right?
You want me to get some water for you?
I'm good.
-Okay. -I like it.
Oh, good.
I can't believe Momo's been holding out on me
all these years.
You know what, I got a feeling
there's a lot you don't know about Momo.
Yeah. We just found out
that she had a boyfriend for three years.
[chuckles] What happened to him?
He proposed, so she broke up with him.
Said they could date, but she didn't wanna get stuck
taking care of no old man.
What? Momo's cold like that?
Where do you think I get it from?
Oh, okay, oh, I see. I see.
So you don't get mad, you get even.
A little bit.
I guess you're not mad anymore.
No.
I wasn't mad.
I'm glad you came.
It's just I don't ever wanna feel
like I'm taking you from your kid.
It's not a good feeling.
You're not taking me away from anyone.
It's her mother's weekend.
Everly is where she's supposed to be.
And you?
I'm where I wanna be.
[indistinct chatter]
-Oh, there you go. -Hey, man.
-Hey. -Hi.
Ah. [laughs]
What's happenin'? What's happenin'?
-You aight. -What's goin' on?
Look at you, man. You look good.
-Yo' what up? -[chuckles]
Hey brother.
[laughing]
Have a seat, girl, all right.
Oh. Thank you.
What's going on with you, 54?
[groans] Ain't nothing to it.
Hey, you looking good, man, like you're ready to get
suited up for game day.
[laughing]
Nah fam, them days are long gone.
[Junie] Hey, so what really went down at there, 54?
Man, I heard them little racist white coaches
said some stuff to you, man.
I know you had to punch
that boy in the mouth.
As you should have.
[laughs]
Hey, and that's the real reason why you quit.
But the fake news ain't gonna tell that.
So what happened? That true?
-I've got news. -[Junie] What?
Y'all two getting back together?
[laughing]
You should've never let him get away.
What's your news, Sunday?
My news is I'm going to be featured
on The Tanya Holland Show.
That's that cooking show.
I love that show. Oh!
[Sunday] Yup. It's my first national segment.
-Oh, yes! -[Junie] Hey, baby.
Don't forget
about me, I mean, us.
Us, when you're rich and famous, all right?
-[Sunday] Uh-hmm. -Hey, that far.
[laughter]
[laughs] I always knew
you were gonna be doing something big.
[laughs]
It's just one appearance
but the exposure will be good.
-Uh-hmm. -Uh-hmm.
Hmm, still can't believe we got this one.
Great Uncle Randolph.
They say he shot a man out of his saddle for putting
his brand on one of his cattle.
[laughs]
Auntie, you've got to write this stuff down.
Oh.
Your mom would get so excited
when she added someone new to this book.
She would call me and tell me every detail
on how she found the person.
Little Black Nancy Drew.
[laughs] Yeah.
Wait.
Why did she start using the photo of the grave
if she didn't have the photo of the person?
Well, something's better than nothing.
Hmm.
She'd be over the moon to know
that you picked up where she left off.
Uh-hmm.
It's like putting pieces
-of a puzzle together. -Uh-hmm.
I love it.
Now this one, your mama wanted real bad
probably because we couldn't get it.
Can't get anywhere near the grave because
he's buried on private property.
Hmm.
Aw.
[laughs] Look at that hat.
Our Father, in the name of Jesus.
[Sunday] Yes.
We thank you
for the gift of family.
The gift of love.
May you all keep us together
and bless this food.
-Amen. -In Jesus name,
-and everybody say... -[all] Amen.
Now y'all eat now because we've been cookin'.
[singer] ♪ Excuse me please While I take this moment ♪
♪ To breathe gratitude For all that he's done ♪
♪ You see, It may not be mutual ♪
♪ But it's unconditional ♪
♪ If you don't wanna Miss it ♪
♪ Then just look up And don't forget ♪
♪ To live, love, life ♪
♪ Take a moment to thank God for all that you have ♪
♪ Just live, love, and life ♪
Hey, yo, we heading out to Randy's, man.
Get a couple of drinks, we'll try sipping on.
Y'all coming?
That place still open?
Look, music still bumpin'.
Drinks still strong.
-Are you down? -Yeah. Yeah. It sounds good.
That's what's up. Y'all ready to get up there?
-It's been a while. -Hey, y'all stay close to me.
-I won't lose ya'. -Okay.
Hey.
Ooh, looky here, looky here.
[laughs] I love y'all.
Thank you for comin'.
Oh, Lord.
Y'all be good out there, y'all. Okay?
Now here's your totins on the ice for you
to take to your Daddy and, and Lynette.
-Uh, and me. -Come on.
Now, you come back anytime, you hear me?
-Okay. -Okay.
You be blessed, take care.
-Take care. -Now Renish,
you go give me that, uh, that paper sack.
The older you get, the more you take on
the features of your mother.
I miss her so much.
Lord, I miss my baby too.
[sighs] But I'm so glad I got you.
[chuckles]
That makes both of us, Momo.
-I love you now. -I love you too.
Oh, thank you, darling.
My recipe.
Momo.
It's time.
I'm not gonna be around forever.
It makes me feel good to know that you've got
a little piece of me with you.
Now call me if you need any help with them recipes,
you hear me?
I don't want you going down to Atlanta
and bringing shame to the family name.
-[chuckles] -[laughs]
I promise.
I will make you proud.
Baby, you already done that.
I just want you to be happy,
to have love in your life.
Now am I about to get a grandson-in-law?
[chuckles]
We just reconnected a few days ago.
I haven't seen him since high school.
Well, I see the way he looks at you.
And I know you not one to let the grass
grow around your feet,
but baby...
slow down just long enough
to see how it feels.
And if it ain't for you,
it's okay, all right?
-All right. -All right.
-I love you. -I love you too.
Thank you for coming to see me.
Thank you so much.
It's lonely in this big ol' house all by myself.
[chuckles]
I'll be back soon.
Yo', I'll tell you what, man, tomorrow we will...
I got it. I finally got it.
[Everly] Daddy, who is that? You have a girlfriend
or something?
No, no.
Uh, I don't have a girlfriend.
[Everly] Let's see.
Everly.
[Everly] Show me
who's in the car with you.
Everly.
Whatever. Game is back on. I gotta go.
Okay.
She gave me the recipe box.
[chuckles]
That's wonderful.
-That's... -Uh-hmm.
Yeah.
We're going to take a picture of what?
The grave of Matthew Balthazar.
My white great, great, great grandfather
who owned my Black great, great grandfather.
Family is family.
I just gotta get this picture so I can finish the book.
Yeah.
I hope everyone's asleep.
I hope so too.
But you see that flag don't you?
You see I got Momo's recipe box, don't you?
It's my lucky night.
Come on.
Let's try and get these pictures,
so we can get out of here.
[dramatic music playing]
[Ellis] Come on. Let's go. Hurry up.
Wait, there it is, there it is.
Sunday, let's go! Hurry up!
I almost got it.
All right, Golden Parks, you get everything you need?
Let's go!
-Come on. They're awake! -Got it.
Let's go! Sunday, come on!
-Come on. -Okay, okay, okay. Okay.
Oh, God.
My God.
[singer] ♪ You know I wish ♪
♪ I don't know, no I ain't ♪
♪ You know we are in ♪
♪ Do my thing ♪
♪ Drop my shit, Get it popped ♪
♪ Do my thing, Drop my shit, get it popped ♪
She the baddest, the frame impeccable...
Hey, yo'.
We about to go outside and get right at you, you coming?
Oh, no, no. I'm good. I'm good. Thanks.
Let me buy you a drink, all right?
That's what's up.
Hey, let me get a...
Let me get a Heineken.
Let me get a Henny on ice.
[bartender] And for the lady?
Vodka pomegranate.
[bartender] Nah, I ain't got that.
Grapefruit, cranberry, whatever you have.
-[bartender] Hey, you? -You got, uh,
seltzer and cranberry?
-You say what? -Oh, come on, fellas.
It's a long ride home.
You want your cousin get home safe, don't you?
-Uh-hmm. -Yeah, all right, man.
Hey, we'll be right back, all right?
All right. You kids, have fun.
[indistinct chatter]
[singer] ♪ Speedin', Speedin' to you ♪
♪ And you give me every Reason to switch style ♪
♪ Never switch on you ♪
♪ Never let a bitch Trip on you ♪
♪ Snack time When I lick on you ♪
♪ Tek time When I work my moves ♪
♪ Got di power like You study di voodoo ♪
♪ How you u put it On me jujujujuju ♪
♪ Touch me like soca, yeah ♪
♪ All up on me Hot like di solar, yeah ♪
♪ Oh, my baby Skin like chocolate ♪
♪ Sweet and tasty ♪
♪ When your clothes off, Yeah ♪
♪ You got me Rushin' to you baby ♪
♪ La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, la, la ♪
♪ Full speed To your na, na, na ♪
♪ La, la, la, La, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪
♪ Full speed To your na, na, na ♪
♪ Girl I want You sit down on the banana ♪
♪ We be goin' hard 'Till the manana ♪
♪ La, la, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, la ♪
♪ Full speed To your na, na, na ♪
♪ Na, na Full speed to your na, na ♪
Some day, huh?
Yeah.
[chuckles]
And I was just going for coconut cake.
[laughs]
Thanks for kidnapping me.
Is it really kidnapping if you invite a person
and they immediately say yes?
[laughs]
-I guess not. -Uh-huh.
No.
I don't...
It was nice spending time with you.
I just... I got a lot on my plate right now.
You don't have to explain. You told me you didn't date.
-I'm sorry. I just... -No, no, no, no, no.
It's my bad.
I was having a great time with you.
It was just... my life, uh, I should've been...
Mmm, you, you explained your situation.
-No... -No, no, no.
I don't know what I was thinking.
Thank you for the ride.
Sunday, can we be friends?
Friends? Sure.
Why not?
You know... You know what?
Thanks but I have enough friends.
Okay? I'm good.
And wait. What was going on at Randy's?
You, you dance with all your friends like that?
No. I don't.
[scoffs] Never mind.
Sunday.
Good night.
[door opens]
[door closes]
[dramatic music playing]