- I'm always gon' tell you the truth.
And you know that I love you,
even if the truth hurts.
- SABRINA: Previously, on, "Sistas."
- I'ma lose my job, I was just out--
- Zach, calm down, I know you didn't do this.
- Why you got three plates? - Hi!
- I like to laugh, and have a good time.
- What else you like to do?
- Andi, I want you to marry me?
I don't care how long my "yes" is gonna take,
I'm gonna wait for it.
- ♪
- Oh, hello.
- Hey.
- ♪
- I was talking to Andi.
Are you going?
- GARY: Yeah, I was.
- Okay.
- GARY: Karen, I love your friend--
- Okay, go 'head, Gary, go 'head.
- I'm serious, I really do.
- Well, do it on the other side of the door.
- Andi, I'll see you later.
- ♪
- Later, what?
- ♪
- I hope so? - Yeah.
- [giggle] Don't hold your breath, Gary.
- ♪
- Alright, bye.
- Bye.
- ♪
- So, we lie to each other now?
- What are you doing here, Karen?
- KAREN: Catching you.
- ♪
- Karen, I, uh--
- Lied to me?
- I omitted the truth.
- You been doing that a lot lately.
- ♪
- You know, it's been a long day,
I think I should, um, go to bed.
- Yeah, for me, too.
I been on my feet all day long,
but we gon' talk about this shit, trust me.
What the hell is this shit?
- It's nothing, it's nothing.
- KAREN: I know that
that married man did not come in here
and ask you to marry him, what?
- He did.
- Are you serious?
- I didn't say, yes.
- You damn sure didn't say, no; the ring is still here, Andi.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
- No. - Just wait, hold on.
- No! - Let me explain.
- You hold on.
This, it ain't normal, okay, it ain't?
- Me wanting to be married and happy isn't normal?
- Okay, I ain't having this conversation with you again.
- Then don't.
- Are you seriously considering this right now?
- I can't consider anything with you yelling at me all the time.
- Yes, you are. Do it right now, make a choice.
- Karen, I think you need to leave.
- I think you should wake the hell up.
- Oh no, that would be you, my friend.
- What do I need to wake up from?
- Does Zac ring a bell?
Woman after woman after woman--
- It was two women. - Is that not enough?
- I left him.
- But your heart didn't.
- This isn't even about me, it's about you.
- Karen, who do you think you are, my mother?
- No, I'm your sista, your friend.
Someone who loves you,
and not gon' let you do this shit again,
I'm serious.
As a matter of fact, this shit is going--
- What are you doing, Karen, please?
- No, no. - Stop, oh my god!
- This shit is going down. - Karen, stop it!
-- ♪ My girls hold me down when them boys mess around ♪
♪ And my love life is a headache ♪
♪ We going out tonight 'cuz I'm looking for love ♪♪
- Why? - Stop it, and give me my ring.
- So you can marry that man?
- Are you crazy?!
- ♪
- [heavy breathing]
- You gon' marry that man, ain't you?
- ♪
- I didn't say that I would.
- You didn't say that you wouldn't.
- I told you I still love him, Karen.
- I know, but he's not a good man.
- Don't talk about him like you know him,
you don't know him.
- I've known almost everything about the man since day one;
almost everything.
- I don't care what you have to say.
I'm sorry if that hurts you.
- That's bullshit.
That's bullshit 'cuz you know that that hurts me, Andi.
- He's not a bad man.
You would know that if you got to know him.
- You keep making excuses for-- - I'm not making excuses!
- A man that ain't worth it. He ain't worth it.
- He worth it to me!
- ♪
- These are his divorce papers, she signed them.
And the contact to his counselor.
He's a good man, he's trying,
which is more than what I can say for your man.
- ♪
- Why is it that you seem to have everything together...
...until it comes to a man?
- ♪
- I'm not doing this with you.
- Oh, I'm doing it, we doing this.
- I do not want to fall out with you because of Gary.
I love him, and we are happy.
And I will be with him if I want to be with him.
- Well, seems like that's what you want.
- Look, it's getting late, and I think you should go.
- You not kicking me out of here.
- I'm going to bed.
- ♪
- Andi! - ANDI: Leave!
- [door slams]
- ♪ If we hit it off this weekend ♪
- It was literally the most horrible thing I've ever seen.
- Wow, okay, I get it.
- Yeah, you see?
- Yeah, yeah.
I will try to be more open-minded to him.
- Thank you.
- JACOBI: And thank you for telling me.
- SABRINA: You're welcome.
- So, you want another drink?
- Um, no, I'm good,
and if you're driving, I don't think that you should either.
- JACOBI: I can get a rideshare, Sabrina, come on.
- Okay, go 'head, you can do that.
- So, you just gon' let me sit here and drink alone?
- I mean, there's plenty of people around, so--
- But I am sitting with you, hmm, so?
Fine, fine.
I'll stop.
- Look, no, you just do you.
- Or, you know, I can drive to your house,
we can drink there-- - Jacobi?
- And then I can get a ride home.
- Jacobi? - JACOBI: What?
- You're not coming to my house.
- Why not?
- Excuse me?
- Sa--Sabrina. - SABRINA: No.
- Come on, you know you like me.
- N--
- JACOBI: Um-hmm.
What you looking around for? Bre', I can see it.
- Ah, my name is Sabrina.
- JACOBI: Okay, what, so some man called you Bre',
and you don't like it from me, hmm?
- I just like my full name.
- And I like your full name, too.
And I like your face,
I like your body.
I like your hair, I like your skin.
- Jacobi, okay.
- That dress. - SABRINA: Okay.
- No, shit, Sabrina, come on,
you're beautiful, alright?
- I appreciate that.
- You are funny, I swear you are.
- What do you mean by that?
- Let's just go to your place, okay?
- SABRINA: Jacobi, I told you.
- Why, no, I want us to have another drink, okay?
And I told you, I don't drink alone,
come on, hmm?
Mm-hmm, come on.
Come on.
- Okay, okay, you can come by,
and have a drink, and then you're going to go home, okay?
- ♪
- And you have to pay for this.
- JACOBI: Girl, I got it.
Okay, deal. - Deal.
- Eh, bartender, let me get that check 'cuz I'm paying for it.
- [chuckling]
- You ain't even finish your wine,
you want me to pay for this?
- I'm driving,
just make sure you tip him right.
- Oh, 'cuz you my boss,
you saying I don't have enough money to tip,
is that what you're tryna say?
- [chuckling]
- ♪
- [phone ringing]
- Hey! - AARON: Hey, where are you?
- Um, I'm just leaving Andi's.
- Okay, it's late, have you had dinner yet?
- No, no, I haven't.
- AARON: You want me to bring you something by?
- Um, sure.
- You okay, you don't sound too good?
- I just had a talk with Andi, and it just didn't go well, so.
- AARON: Oh, I'm sorry.
- It's okay.
- AARON: Alright, how 'bout this?
I'll pick up some Italian, and I'll come right over.
- Okay.
- And, hey, hold it.
Hold whatever it is until I get there,
so I can support you with it.
- Okay, thank you.
- AARON: I'll see you in a bit.
- See you.
- ♪
- [burps]
- This is really good.
- Thank you.
- He can really cook, huh?
- Oh no, she loves my cooking, right?
- Oh, well, yeah, I can tell. [giggling]
- PRESTON: Right! - Yeah. [laughing]
- [chuckling]
So funny, what does that mean?
- Well, you ate it all.
- Is that a problem, don't most people eat?
- Danni?
- What?
- She didn't mean anything by it.
- Oh, darling,
I'm just inquiring what she did mean, sugar.
- Alicia, don't mind her,
she thinks everybody's out to get her.
She's fine.
- What?
- What? We talked about that.
- ♪
- He's right, he's right.
He's so right, you know,
it's so easy to think everyone's out to get you
when you grew up the way I did, you know?
- ALICIA: Uh-- - Poor, black and ashy.
- ALICIA: Listen, Danni, I'm sorry, you know,
I didn't mean-- - You know what else, girl?
It's so easy to think people are out to get you
when, like, two red necks show up at your job,
unannounced, and verbally assault you.
And call you all kind of -- bitches,
and trash mouth whores. - I know.
- And, literally saying that they're out to get you.
- I know, and we are so sorry about that.
- PRESTON: Right.
- DANNI: Yeah, I know it, I know it.
Well, like you said, my plates clear,
dinner's over, am I right?
- Danni?
- What, darling? I'm tired,
I gotta sleep off that, uh, beef still with a pulse.
- Okay, but you're being really rude
to my sister right now.
- I'm sorry, I thought we were having a rude get together.
- ALICIA: [whispering] It's fine, it's okay.
- DANNI: You know, like,
you invited her here without telling me, which is rude,
and you saw me earlier,
and didn't tell me you were coming.
- I did not know.
- DANNI: So I just thought we were having a rude party.
- PRESTON: Okay, I'm sorry I invited my sister--
- DANNI: Mm-hmm. - To come have--
- Mm-hmm. - A nice dinner.
- Mm-hmm. - With me and you.
- In the place that you invited me to stay.
- Yes, I invited-- - PRESTON: Sorry about that.
I didn't know that you couldn't send me a courtesy text,
but that's my bad again. - PRESTON: Okay.
- I got it wrong, I'm--I have it twisted, right?
- Whatever. - Damn Danni.
- PRESTON: Alright, fine. - You know, I think I'll go.
I'm just gonna go.
- I think that's-- yeah.
- Let me walk you to the door.
- Alright.
- ♪
- You know what, the rental's right out front.
- No, let me walk you out.
- No, you need to go on and talk to her, alright? Go 'head.
- Are you sure you're okay? - Yeah, I'm fine,
don't worry about me, just go, go on.
- Okay. - I'll be fine.
- Alright. - Okay.
I love you.
- I love you, too. - Alright.
- I'll see you. - Yeah.
- ♪
♪
- Here, let me help.
- I got it.
- No, let me help you.
- I said, I got it.
- Fine.
Are you okay?
- No, I'm not.
You should have told me she was coming.
- I didn't think it would be that big of a deal.
- DANNI: Well, it is.
- PRESTON: You wanna tell me why?
- Okay, Preston, you're just so southern and charming,
and sweet, and country, but--
I don't know if you're even gonna understand
where I'm coming from.
- Hey, I see where this is headed,
you don't even have to finish.
You want me to leave, fine.
- I mean, you suggested it, it's not a terrible idea.
- Okay.
- ♪
- No, I'm sorry.
All I know is, I can't be better with you,
I can't learn you,
I can't understand you unless you tell me
what's wrong.
You know I would never do anything to hurt you.
Hear me.
At least tell me that you know that.
- ♪
- I don't know you that well. - Okay.
- DANNI: That's all I got, Sorry.
- Alright.
- ♪
- DANNI: Where you going?
- Does it really matter?
- This is difficult for me.
Come here.
- ♪
- I don't want you to go, go, Preston.
- Okay.
- I'm just upset, okay?
Can I be upset?
- Yeah. Can you tell me why?
- I don't wanna talk about it right now.
- Okay, fine, at least tell me what I can do to fix this.
Danni, look, can you just tell me?
- Can you just take a walk?
Give me a second to think, clear my head.
- Yeah, whatever you need.
- DANNI: Okay.
- ♪
- Can you leave your damn bag?
- ♪
- PRESTON: Yeah.
- ♪
♪
- FATIMA: Hi. - Hey.
- Come on in.
You brought wine?
- Yeah, I brought red and white.
- Good, let's do the red.
- Cool.
- Oh, you brought the good stuff.
- Oh, well, only the best for you.
- Go ahead, make yourself comfortable.
- Okay, thank you. - Take your jacket off.
- Yeah, I will.
- FATIMA: So, how was your day?
- It was good, yeah, how was yours?
- FATIMA: Mine was interesting.
- Oh, yeah? How so?
- Well, have a seat.
Zac is in jail.
- Man, I mean, I knew the guy was bad news, but--
- Yeah, I figured you would say that.
- HAYDEN: Yeah.
- Well, don't you wanna know what for?
- I mean, does it matter? He is an ex-con, right?
- Yeah, but you don't wanna know why?
- No.
- Well, you should.
- Why is that?
- Because you put him there.
- What are you talking about?
- You are a slimy --. - Whoa!
- FATIMA: That's why I could never -- with you.
- Fatima, whoa!
- No, no, I saw the cameras.
- What cameras?
- My neighbor's, they have doorbell cameras.
I saw Leon put the dope in the car, Hayden.
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- --, you and Leon are close.
- Look, he's an ex-con, right?
Maybe they was running dope together, I don't know.
- Why would he put it in there without you telling him to?
He follows you blindly.
- Look, I don't know what you're tryna say.
- You know damn well what I'm saying.
- HAYDEN: Fatima.
- Look, I want him out, and I want him out now.
- He was caught.
- You did it,
and I promise you, if he's not out tonight,
I'ma have my boss and yours all over your ass in the morning.
- Fatima, chill.
- Are you that infatuated with me
that you would do some stupid shit like that?
- Look, I'm really not a bad guy, I promise you.
- What the -- do you call putting dope in a car, huh?
- I just--I never had a woman like you before.
- You never had me.
- Whoa, we went out. - --, one damn time.
- I don't understand, like, why don't you wanna be with me,
what's the problem?
- Okay, let me see how I can explain this
so you can comprehend.
- Please.
- I. Don't. Like. You.
You're not my type. - Okay.
- I tried to see if I could be interested
in somebody like you, but I can't.
- Somebody like me? - Yes, everything about you.
- Fatima.
- Look, nothing about you turns me on.
Having a sex with you was a big mistake.
I wasn't even drunk enough,
and I couldn't wait for that shit to be over.
- Wow.
- And that semi-hard is not a turn on, are we clear?
- Are you serious?
You gon' do me like that? For real?
- You better call all your little frat boys that's judges,
and get this shit straight.
And get him out of there tonight.
And if I wake up in the morning, and he's still in there,
I'm coming after your ass with all I got.
Now, get the -- outta my house!
And take this cheap ass wine with you.
- It's like that?
- FATIMA: You heard me, bitch.
- ♪
- [laughing]
- Move, bitch.
- JAMES: What's up, what can I get for ya?
- You that bitch I been wanting to talk to.
- What I do?
- CHRIS: Read him, girl.
- What?
- Why would you tell Sabrina
that Calvin was doing crystal meth?
- I saw him.
- You're lying.
- I'm telling you, I know what I saw.
- You saw Calvin?
- Yeah, I did.
- You are lying.
- JAMES: Yeah, I did.
- Wait. He said that Calvin was on crystal meth?
- Yes.
- Why would you say that, Calvin is clean as a whistle.
- MAURICE: Exactly.
- Okay, you know what, I know what I saw.
- You don't know shit.
- JAMES: Well, you know what?
I don't care what y'all got to say,
I know what I saw.
- You are one messy ol' bitch.
- Damn, why I gotta be all that?
- Because you always talking about people in the gay club.
- Look, I know what I saw, I'm telling you.
Matter of fact, he was in here today, too.
- What?
- Chris, didn't you see him?
- Yes, I saw him.
- JAMES: Thanks, see?
- What was he doing?
- CHRIS: He was just over there
talking to some big ol' fine dark dude.
[chuckling] I mean... [whistles]
- What-- when was this?
- They left, like, what, was like an hour ago.
- And-- and what did you say the dude looked like?
- Paradise. [chuckling]
- Paradise?
- CHRIS: Yeah.
- What were they doing?
- That crystal meth.
- I'm not talking to you anymore,
I'm talking to Chris.
- They were just talking.
- They weren't hugged up or nothing?
- No! No, no, no, they weren't.
Calvin is straight, okay?
- Yeah, yeah, he is.
- But--but what?
- He's straight, but sometimes he does things
that make we think he's straight with a twist.
- CHRIS: Perfect.
- [chuckling] You know what, that's funny, I like that.
- Make me a margarita.
- You got it. We don't have any mix right now,
so I'mma get that, and come right back for you.
- Yes.
- [exhaling]
- I had to get rid of that bitch.
- Oh, I know.
- S--s--so, back to the story, Calvin was with some guy?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- Wait, so why did you say, "Okay," like that?
- Well--well, Calvin told me
that he was going to dinner with a girl.
- Well, there was no girl with him.
- Okay.
- What is the tea, bitch?
- The tea-- - Yeah?
- --bitch, is mind your -- business, yeah?
- Oh!
Okay, well, you know who has been in here?
- ♪
- Who? Juan?
- Uh-huh.
He was right over there.
- He--he--he misses me, I know he misses me.
- [laughing] I don't know, I don't know.
- Want a black eye, bitch?
- I'm sorry.
- MAURICE: Uh-huh!
What--what was he doing in here?
- Maurice, darling, he's moved on,
you need to move on, too, okay?
- I--I know, I know.
- CHRIS: Well, look who's back.
- And here is your margarita.
- That doesn't look cold enough, and did you wash your hands?
Nasty --.
- JAMES: You know what?
- Don't want it.
May have some of these men take me home.
Y'all have a good night.
- ♪
- [knock at door]
- KAREN: Hey. - Hey.
- [clears throat]
- You okay?
- No.
- Mm-hmm, what happened?
- Well, Andi.
- What's going on?
- Have you, um, talked to Gary?
- Yeah.
- So, then you know.
- Know what?
- Look, Aaron, I ain't gon' ask you what he say,
'cuz I know you don't wanna talk about it, but--
- Karen. - No, just wait.
They shouldn't be together.
- I don't think we should judge this.
- That's my friend.
- Look, I get that, okay, but he's made alot of mistakes.
- I'd say so, he bruised her rib.
- Right, I'm not saying that's okay by any means,
I just want you to hear me out real quick.
- Okay, fine.
- Not like that.
- [sighing]
- ♪
- Okay.
- I've been counseling Gary for a long time,
and he truly wanted to leave his wife,
and he really does love Andi.
- Okay, well, he ain't no good for Andi, so.
- How you know that?
- By the way he treats her.
- Well, how does he treat her?
- Oh, okay. - What?
- He's feeding you some bullshit.
- Is he?
- KAREN: Look, I can't talk to you about this
if all you gon' do is take his side.
- Look, Karen, I'm not taking his side,
I'm just saying I don't think he's a bad guy.
- KAREN: Okay, well then,
he must not have told you everything he did.
- ♪
- I could be wrong.
- I don't want 'em together.
- ♪
- I get that, but that's not your call.
- I know that, but--
- Look, you gotta give them the space
to figure it out themselves.
- Even if that means that he's hurting her?
- ♪
- Sometimes God designs a midnight
for people to walk through.
As much as we don't want them to go through it,
when they do, they're better off on the other side.
- Sorry, but are you saying
that God wants Andi to be abused?
- Absolutely not!
What I'm saying is,
when you wanna rescue somebody you care about
from something that's really bad,
you may not be actually rescuing them.
They gotta be able to figure that out,
and make that decision on their own,
and all you can do as their friend
is just be there for 'em.
- I know that, but--
- Look, I know it hurts.
- I does.
- Have you ever been in a relationship like that?
- No! Mm-mm.
- You sure?
- Maybe, a bit with Zac,
but, look, I left him, I did, so.
- Well, think about how long it took you to get out of that,
and to get your heart out of that.
You gotta be able to give her the same amount of grace.
- ♪
- When you love someone, it's never easy.
- ♪
- Can you just, I don't know, stop preaching,
and just hold me?
- Was I preaching, or was I just talking?
- Well, you talk like a preacher,
so I guess it's the same thing.
- Alright, fine, yeah, come here, come here,
come here, come here, come here.
- Ah, you're so annoying.
- [chuckling] I know, but you love it.
I don't know, am I really?
- A little bit.
- That's right. - I know a way--
- Look, it's gon' be okay.
- --you can make it up to me, though.
- Tell me.
- ♪
- You wanna know?
- I think so.
- Let's go, come on.
- Alright.
- Come on, come on.
- ♪
- Mmm! - [giggling]
- Well, you have a really nice place.
- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.
- So?
- Okay.
- Mmm! - Come on.
Mm-hmm.
Right.
- Ah! Okay, oh, no, no, no, no.
- Oh, no, no, no, come on, come on, come on.
- I've-- I've had enough. - Come on, just one more.
- No. - Come on.
- No, no, we have work in the morning.
- I know.
- Okay, well, you should probably...go.
- Okay.
- SABRINA: Mm-hmm.
- Do you really want me to go?
- Yes.
- [chuckling]
Okay.
- Mm-hmm.
- Okay, fine. [clears throat] I'll go.
- Thanks for the drinks.
- Thank you for meeting me.
- Mm-hmm.
Did you call your ride?
- Yeah.
- When? When?
- Um, it's right here on my phone.
- Mm-hmm, let me see.
- Boom! He's three minutes out.
- Let me see.
- Oh, you don't believe me?
Here.
- Why can't I see your phone?
- Okay. - Hmm?
- Let me see yours.
Right, right, uh-huh.
- SABRINA: Maybe we just need to know each other--
- Right. - --a little bit better, okay?
- Deal.
- Okay.
- Okay, so, thank you for a great night.
- ♪
- Well, thank you for a great night.
- Mm-hmm.
- ♪
- Come on.
[sighs]
- No. [giggling]
- What?
- Woo!
What is that?
- What?
- ♪
- [whispers] Are you hard right now?
- Sabrina, I'm a man, okay?
Mm-hmm.
- That wasn't your cell phone?
- No, it's a little bit too much girth to be my cell phone.
- [clears throat]
- JACOBI: Mm-hmm.
- Okay. [clears throat] - You wanna see it?
- No, your penis?
No, I don't wanna see, that's horrible.
- [chuckling] Okay, okay.
- We have work in the morning, so you should probably go.
And you wanna cover it up before you leave?
- For what, huh?
- I have neighbors, Jacobi. - Uh-huh.
- And there are people on the moon
who probably can see that.
- Yeah, they probably could,
but...but you don't wanna see it right here, so.
- [clears throat] Stop being nasty.
- You make me that way.
- Okay, your ride's here, I'm sure.
- JACOBI: Ah, okay. - Mm-hmm.
- Wow, curve, okay.
- Have a good night.
- Goodnight. - Goodnight.
What the hell?
- NEWS REPORTER: Nine-year-old metro girl has--
- [knock on door]
- [ominous sounds]
- You're out?
What happened?
- They just told me I was free to go.
- FATIMA: That's good, that's good.
- Yeah, but--
- FATIMA: What?
- Something don't feel right.
- Well--
- Did you call somebody?
Just tell me.
- Zac. - ZAC: Just tell me.
- You were set up.
- What?
- Hayden.
- You see? You see, right?
- FATIMA: Look, it's fine.
- It's not fine, I'm on probation.
- Look, whatever he did,
I promise you this is gonna go away, you're good.
- This is exactly why I shouldn't be here.
I shouldn't be here right now, yo.
- Why, so you not gon' be here because of him?
- ZAC: Stop telling me it's because of him,
it's because of me!
- Look, I have proof, alright?
This will all go away.
- Fatima, I can't go back to jail.
- You won't! You won't.
- He gon' block me with the house.
- FATIMA: Hey, just relax, okay?
- You got proof?
- Yes, and I promise you,
he does not wanna -- with me.
- ZAC: Well, he definitely wanna -- with me.
I know -- like him, yo, they don't stop.
- Yeah, and I know ones like that, too,
and trust me, I got his ass.
- You sure? - FATIMA: Yes.
Look, just-- will you please calm down?
- No, I can't calm, I gotta get in the shower.
- Just...wait.
Look, when you get through these first two houses,
I promise, this is all gonna feel like a bad dream.
It's gon' be okay, alright?
I mean it.
- You know, you just one dope-ass chick, you know that?
- Thank you.
- I know you do this for a lot of guys, so thank you.
- What does that mean?
- I didn't mean like that, I just meant help them.
- Yes, help them, sleep with them, no.
- I didn't--I didn't say that.
- Well, I just wanna make sure you're sure.
- ZAC: I'm sure.
- Alright, 'cuz my word is what it is.
- You ain't lie yet.
- FATIMA: No, I haven't.
- ZAC: That's the only reason I trust you.
- Alright, go on, and take a shower.
- You gon' come with me?
- Uh-uh, you not about to get my hair--
You see--
you not getting my hair wet again.
- Come on, I promise I'm not, I'm not, I promise.
- No. Go on.
- Alright.
At least wait up for me?
- What you think I been sitting up here doing?
- So you knew I was coming home?
- Like I said, I got you.
- You always got me.
- FATIMA: Mm-hmm.
- Alright. - Alright.
- This the last time,
I'mma go in there, you sure you don't wanna come?
- Yes, I had to beg a friend of a friend
to get this shit right.
Go on.
- It look good.
- FATIMA: Thank you. - Alright.
- FATIMA: Alright.
- ♪
- Wait up for me.
- Don't keep me waiting too long.
- I won't. - FATIMA: Alright.
- [people cheering on television]
- PRESTON: Hey. - Hey.
- Was that walk long enough?
- Too long.
- Good.
- I wanna tell you something.
- Okay, can I just say something first?
- Mm-hm.
- Look, I never would have invited her over here
if I knew that it would have upset you.
- That's not the only reason I'm upset.
Preston, do you come from money?
- ♪
- I'm not sure what that means.
- Do the red necks have a large bank account?
- [chuckling] Okay, I don't know about a large bank account,
but, yes, we do alright.
- See, that's what rich people say.
- What are you talking about?
- Your brothers said something about me not getting your money,
and I don't want your money, you know?
I didn't know you had money.
You don't dress like a man with money, I didn't know.
- I don't dress-- you don't see these boots?
These are limited edition Garth Brooks' mint--
you know what? Never mind.
I don't care about that, alright?
- Listen, your sister sitting here, in my apartment,
where the rent's always behind,
with that giant rock on her finger,
I mean, good for her.
It just--
- She doesn't care about that.
- DANNI: Well, I do. - Why?
- Preston, maybe I wanted to decide
what her first impression of me would be.
- What's wrong with your first impression--?
This is just where you are now.
- I know that.
- Alright, you won't always be here,
this is just temporary.
- ♪
- You just always know what to say, don't you?
I'm just tryna-- - No.
- --tell you how I feel.
- No, I don't always know what to say,
but look, you're going to have everything you want in life.
- ♪
- Will I?
- Yeah, you will.
Look, my sister really does like you.
- After tonight, though, I don't know about all that.
- No, look, don't worry about it.
Believe me, she gets it.
You should-- you should give her a chance.
- DANNI: I will.
Is this scout's honor, is this scout's honor?
- I wouldn't show her that one.
- [giggling] Don't worry.
- I wasn't in the scouts.
- I won't, I won't, and I'm-- I'm sorry, very sorry.
- So am I.
Just for future reference, before you fly off the handle,
can you just try to hear what I'm saying
before things escalate?
- I'm a very calm person,
so I don't know what you're referring to,
but I will try to...
Yes, I will try.
- And I hear you, but I mean, like,
not try, but try harder.
- [laughing] Preston, I hear you, I'm sorry.
- Okay, alright, good, thank you.
- ♪
- [giggling] - So am I.
- Good.
- Mmm!
- ♪
- [moaning]
- ♪
- I know Calvin ain't in there having sex.
- CALVIN: [groaning]
- That sound violent.
- CALVIN: [moaning]
- It turn me on.
- CALVIN: [moaning]
- I don't hear no female voices.
- MAN: [moaning]
- Calvin in there having sex with a man.
Oh, they don' got me sweating, hot and bothered.
- Yo, what's up?
- ANDI: Next, on, "Sistas."
- Yeah, your boy's amazing.
- Is he in there now?
- Yeah, I'm about to go in for round four.
- Four?
- Are we, like, getting serious?
- You just keep doing what you doing.
- Hey, bitch!
So, what's happenin', bitch!
- Bitch?
- If she don't wanna be with me, I'm cool with it, alright,
I've moved on,
but she can't try to destroy me.
- Andi's seeing Gary again,
and, um, he asked her to marry him.
- SABRINA: I don't like this at all,
I mean, after all that he's done to her.