[Tammy] Previously on 1000-lb Sisters.
[Amanda] Damn. Did you give me the heaviest one?
[Amy snorts]
[Amy speaking]
You're gonna have to make new memories here
that shoves the bad ones out.
I'm happy with my little flap.
I'm ready for it, like, it's embarrassing to me, being seen like this.
[Tammy speaking]
[Chris speaking]
I'm hoping I can take the results back to Dr. Smith
and show him that I am really ready for skin removal surgery.
297 pounds.
[Chris speaking]
[Amy] We're both starting different chapters in our lives,
so we are gonna give each other makeovers.
Okay, ladies.
Come on out and see each other.
[Amy speaking]
the next step is to get skin removal.
-You look like a mermaid. -[Misty laughing]
I'm, like, the Little Mermaid's bad cousin.
[both laughing]
[Tammy] This is weird because now the shoe's on the other foot,
one of y'all crippled and not me.
[both laughing]
[Amanda] I tore my ACL and my meniscus, and, to be honest,
I definitely don't feel like Amy and Tammy have showed up for me
the way that I would do for them.
Y'all ready? Let's get on the road.
[Tammy] All five of us are going to see Dr. Smith.
I'll volunteer to go first, so I can be the biggest failure.
I don't know what to expect.
I think Tammy and Chris are super close to skin removal,
and I do hope all of us get approved.
[upbeat country music playing]
Welcome to the circus. [sings circus tune]
-[snorts] -[cackling]
Today, we're all loaded up in the van
and we're gonna go see Dr. Smith.
I'm seeing Dr. Smith for the first time ever,
so the whole family's gonna be there in his office.
Lord help him.
and it'll be devastating if one of us don't reach our goal.
[Tammy] I don't want to get my hopes up.
Do you think you'll be at the weight you need to be
-to get the skin removal? -I don't know.
Your mobility is really restricted
-by the loose skin... -[Chris] Yeah.
...so hopefully they'll take all of those things into consideration for it.
[Chris speaking]
I can't believe that this time I'm walking
and Amanda's being pushed in a wheelchair, not me.
Miracles on 34th Street.
[laughing]
-Hey! Watch it now. -[chuckling]
I never thought that I would be in a position
where Tammy would have to push me in a wheelchair.
And I'm actually surprised at how nice she's being to me at Dr. Smith's office,
because at this point, there's a lot of tension between Tammy and I.
-[Misty] Hey. -What's up?
-Hey. -How's it going, doc?
We've got the whole fam-damn-ily here, don't we?
-[Amy] That's exactly right. -[Chris] Yeah.
[Dr. Smith laughing]
[Dr. Smith] Today we're gonna be meeting with the entire family
and I think that's a good thing.
They are very close.
I think the one thing we have to be careful with
is to make sure that they understand
they're not there to call each other out.
They're there for themselves.
All right. So, I feel like I've got to start with Amy.
I've never seen you as a patient before.
[Amy speaking]
And I'm glad I'm seeing him as a new patient.
He saved my family's life.
So, outside of having a doctor that you can get access to,
what are your...
-Endgame basically. -Endgame, yup.
-Yeah, what's your goals? -Basically, I want the skin removal.
Okay.
[Amy] Since I started my weight loss journey,
I've lost so much weight.
A year ago, I met with Dr. Procter and I weighed 281.
Hopefully, I lost a lot more since then,
because, with everything going on...
-[scale beeps] -[Dr. Smith] 237.
Yeah.
[chuckling]
Are you satisfied with the amount of weight that you've lost?
Like, do you want this to be the end of your weight loss?
I'm satisfied right now. I can get skin removal and be satisfied.
[dramatic music playing]
Bitch, you've been dead set for 150,
and now you're sitting over here talking about almost 240.
I'm getting back on track so I can get down to 150.
[Amanda] I don't know why you think that's good enough.
You still got 80 or 90 pounds to go.
I mean, it's laughable.
[Dr. Smith] When it comes to skin removal, it's too soon.
But I would like to see you lose some more weight.
Just for the simple fact is,
if I can take you out of the morbid obesity category,
I increase your life expectancy.
This is about your life and your health and your kids.
You want to be around as long as possible for them.
Well, how much do you think I need to lose?
If you could lose another 30 pounds,
I think that would be tremendous.
It may not completely get you out of the morbid obesity category,
but it gets you doggone close.
[Amy] I was hoping he would say
that I could go ahead and get skin removal today.
I don't know how I feel about losing 30 more pounds
because, damn, I already lost 175. [chuckles]
If you just cut off my belly roll, that'll be your 30.
And...
-[Dr. Smith] Misty. -Crap.
All right, you're next.
I had my bariatric surgery about six months ago.
At my heaviest, I was 240 pounds.
And then, right before surgery, I got down to 228.
Since I've had my surgery, I think I've done pretty good.
Hopefully, I've lost enough for Dr. Smith. I don't know.
[laughing]
-[scale beeps] -166.4.
-[Amanda] That's good, girl. -Which is...
You've lost every bit of 80 pounds.
That's awesome.
[Misty] It's amazing. And I'm super proud of myself.
I'd like to lose 10 more pounds.
I don't think I'd look good too skinny.
I think everybody looks better if they got a little meat on their bones.
[laughing] Man.
I can't not brag on you for all that you've done.
And the fact that you're off all diabetes medications...
-I'm loving that. -...is a game changer for you.
All right, so we're gonna do Amanda next.
[bleep]
[Amanda] So I weighed 299 before my surgery six months ago,
and I know that I haven't been making the right decisions,
um, even before I went and busted my knee up.
With everything going on, with Amy going through a divorce,
becoming a single mom with two kids,
also, with Tammy adjusting to life at home,
all the way into losing Caleb,
I really just neglected my own health.
I'm definitely not expecting good news today.
[Misty] Up.
[Amanda groans] [bleep]
-[exhales] All right. -There you go.
-[scale beeps] -268. Go ahead and back off.
All right.
So I would like to see you closer to 200 or just below.
Yeah. Life has happened.
And I've made my mistakes, and I own them.
So what are you doing to try to get where you need to be?
I'm focusing on me.
I don't give a damn what anybody else is going through.
-I've got to worry about me. -[Dr. Smith] Right.
Like, for 43 years almost, I have worried about my siblings,
-my siblings' children, everybody else around me. -[Dr. Smith] Okay.
So I'm doing the things that are good for myself.
[Tammy] I can tell Amanda is blaming Amy and I
for her not losing enough weight.
I don't understand
why we're getting blamed, because she's her own person.
[Tammy speaking]
[Amy speaking]
[both wheezing]
All right, Chris, you're next.
[dramatic music playing]
[Chris] The last couple of times that I've seen Dr. Smith,
I've been somewhere around 300 pounds.
[scale beeps]
Take it any day of the week.
-[scale beeps] -You're 300 pounds, right on the mark.
[Chris] The other day at home,
I weighed in at about 285 or so,
and then we went to the BOD POD,
and it had me 15 pounds heavier.
So hopefully, when I step on the scale,
it'll prove that that fancy BOD POD was wrong.
All right, 299.
Yeah.
[Dr. Smith] You know, I'm pretty frustrated today with Chris.
He has really held steady at his 300-pound mark
for over a year.
I know that he wants skin removal surgery, and I know he can do better.
But we've not really gotten anywhere.
You've hovered at 3 or a little bit below 3 for--
-I've been bouncing up and down for a long time. -For a while. Okay.
But my goal would be for you to lose
at least another 50 to 60 pounds.
If you can get closer, then I'll refer you to a plastic surgeon.
[Chris] Something is not right somewhere.
And when Dr. Smith gives me the same exact goal of losing 50 pounds,
I just kind of feel like...
where the hell do I go from here?
-All right. So, best for last, right? -Okay.
You look awesome, by the way.
-Thank you. -Um, no wheelchair--
-Yeah, I took over the wheelchair for her. -[chuckling]
All right.
[Tammy] At my rock bottom, I was weighing about 725.
The last time I seen Dr. Smith was about nine months ago,
and I was around 420 pounds.
He told me I had to lose 100 pounds before my next appointment.
I'm extremely nervous.
[dramatic music playing]
-[scale beeps] -[Dr. Smith] So this is looking right around 303.8,
which I think is unbelievable.
-You good? -Mmm-hmm.
-Okay. -Thank you.
[Tammy] Damn, that's five pounds less
than what I was at the BOD POD.
I surpassed Dr. Smith's goal, my goal, all the goals.
I'm so ready for skin removal!
[chuckling]
So, where do you want to go from here?
-Skin removal. -Okay.
The amount of weight you've lost is unbelievable,
but we got some work to do.
You don't wanna take skin off, and you have a lot more weight to lose,
or then you're gonna have a lot of loose skin again.
The other thing is, when your BMI is above a certain level,
your risks and complications of those plastic surgeries are higher.
Your risk of the wounds coming apart,
wounds getting infected, non-healing issues, all those things.
Okay? So your goal of weight loss
would be about another 100 pounds
than what you've lost today.
I was hoping that Dr. Smith would refer me to a plastic surgeon.
Mostly because I have more excess skin
and I've lost the most weight out of everybody.
I just didn't expect to have to lose more weight.
All right. Well, good seeing all you guys.
Let me know however I can help.
[Tammy] I let myself down.
I tried, you know, I worked so hard to get where I am.
And it wasn't good enough.
[sniffles]
[Chris] All right, load up!
-Go on and lock this up. -I did.
[Tammy panting] I can't [bleep].
[Chris speaking]
Take your time, you ain't gotta hurry.
I can see Tammy's disappointed
with the news that she received from Dr. Smith.
The worst part about it is,
Tammy is never good with any kind of derogatory news.
But ever since Tammy come out of rehab, she's a different person.
And I'm just hoping that she's grew enough as a person
to not let this set her back any.
You know that Tammy has been really starting
to be slick at the mouth a lot here lately.
Has she been out of pocket with you recently?
No.
[Amanda] For a long time, Tammy has been hateful with all of us,
and we've just kind of let it slide because, "Poor Tammy,"
you know, "She's stuck in her own body."
But you know, she's not poor Tammy anymore.
She's able to get up and do whatever the hell she wants to do.
And know what else she can do?
She can watch her mouth and she can address people accordingly.
[Tammy] What the hell is taking you so long?
[Amy speaking]
Sounds like a personal problem.
Now that I have this makeover,
I want to experiment with a fresh new look.
[upbeat country music playing]
Hey, bitch.
Come on in, girl.
[groans]
[Amy speaking]
So I just wanted her to come over and paint
and get her mind off of it.
[Amy speaking]
I got paints, I got glitters, I got glass.
Dude, I picked up some paint and I thought it was paint,
-but it's frosting. -What the--
Amy.
I was really hoping that
I was gonna to get approved for skin removal surgery.
I think everybody's jaw dropped
when he said you had to lose 100 more pounds.
-Yeah, and I just felt like I wasn't doing enough. -Right.
I was purposely overeating so I could throw up.
[Tammy speaking]
Now I'm eating and throwing it back up.
Because...
I eventually smartened up and realized what I was doing and I quit.
I did let it bother me.
But now I'm back on track.
You know what? Kudos.
Because the old bitch, Tammy, would not have done that.
She would have reverted worse and ended up in the hospital,
or worser.
What the [bleep] is "Worser"?
It's worse than worse.
-[chuckles] -That's not even a word!
-There is... [indistinct] -Not a nice one anyways. [laughing]
What bothered me, though, is when Amanda tried to say that
she ain't been doing well on her diet because of me and you.
I ain't the one putting food in your throat,
I ain't the one telling you to eat what you're eating.
I'm not surprised that Amanda blamed me and Amy
for her not being successful in her weight loss journey.
[Amanda speaking]
You'll be all right.
[Amanda] I jacked up my knee two weeks ago,
so I'm very thankful I have Justin here looking after me.
He's gonna run his mouth,
but he's still gonna do what I tell him to do.
Catch.
[gags and chuckles] That's awful.
[both chuckling]
That's almost like a [bleep] plum. [laughing]
Well, you got them in there too.
[Justin speaking]
...taking care of mom,
and it's boring, but I get by.
She's annoying.
She can get on your nerves very quickly.
[Amanda laughing]
-[knock on door] -Yeah.
How are you doing, sis?
Uh, just sitting here. What the hell else can I do?
Well...
[Amanda groans] [bleep] sleep?
Here, now you can be like Grandma and fall asleep
Oh, you brought me a skinny yarn?
[Chris] I'm at Amanda's house today.
She hurt herself in the playground the other day swinging,
so I gotta check up on my sister
to make sure she's doing okay.
And I thought it would be all right to bring her a little knitting kit,
because I know she's getting stir-crazy being laid up on the chair.
This will definitely be something that I don't need to be working on
when I'm taking medication.
Well, you could tie the knot wrong.
-[bleep] -Gonna have a hat looking like...
[laughing]
Anyway. Before you got here,
Justin and I was just having a little bit of a conversation
on some of the things that's going on with Tammy and...
the way that she's been, you know, just kind of...
been out of pocket.
Has she been out of pocket with you recently?
Well...
No.
[Amanda] When we went to Dr. Smith's,
you know, I just kind of smiled and laughed and went along with everything
because, you know, there's a time and place for everything.
Dr. Smith's office is not that place.
But I definitely wanna have a conversation with Chris
to just let him know that,
"Look, there is some [bleep] going on between Tammy and me."
I mean, I know that I've always been there for all of y'all
when time comes.
But, you know, Tammy,
she hasn't texted, not one time to ask how I was doing.
[Chris] Well, you know how Tammy is.
Sometimes her logic and our logic don't make sense.
I know that Amanda and Tammy are having some issues.
Kind of always been that way, though,
because them two have always
fought, kind of off and on, their whole life.
But ultimately, Amanda is hurt,
and she's down. So, we gotta take care of her,
just like she would take care of us.
[chuckles]
You know that Tammy has been really starting
to be slick at the mouth a lot here lately.
Just talking [bleep] about my boys.
I mean, I don't know exactly, you know, what she thinks
in her mind, but, you know,
the boys just come over there, you know, come and go,
because she's given 'em an open invitation.
They can come over whenever they want to.
But the kids are telling me that she was saying they were lazy
and wouldn't do anything to help her,
when they do everything they could to help her.
The kids want to help. They love Aunt Tammy. They wanna help.
It's cool, spending time with her. And...
"Oh, Aunt Tammy can finally ride in a car and go places."
So, this is a brand new Aunt Tammy for my boys.
This is something they have never experienced in their entire life.
But lately, it's almost like she's become entitled.
They have cars so they can go to work, and have transportation,
not to run your ass around.
I mean, she's mentioned to some of the kids,
that, you know, there's things wrong with the house,
but she never brought that to my attention.
[Tammy speaking]
Her boys are always over at my house,
messing stuff up, breaking stuff...
[sighs] Those boys.
[chuckles]
When I got out of rehab, I had no place to go.
So, when Amanda and her husband got divorced...
[speaking]
So, I had somewhere to go
and the house will stay in the family.
And I appreciate it, but there are
a lot of repairs that need to be done to the house.
On top of that, Amanda's boys...
[speaking]
Eating my food, and drinking up all my drinks.
[speaking]
It's like, I'm over this [bleep].
[Amy] I don't blame you,
but at the end of the day, I'm still Switzerland.
I don't mind y'all venting to me,
but I'm staying out of the drama. [chuckles]
I ain't gonna lie. I don't give two [bleep].
If Amanda's fighting with Tammy at the moment,
she's going to be fighting with Chris next week, or me.
At the end of the day, it's a stupid fight.
I don't care. I'm not in the middle of it.
Y'all can fight it out by yourselves.
Let me know when you're done.
Fight it out or hug it out. [snorts]
Damn it.
[Amanda] If Tammy wanted to come over
and have a civil conversation,
I would be open to that.
But I feel like she does owe me an apology.
[dramatic music playing]
For a long time, Tammy has been hateful with all of us,
and we've just kind of let it slide because, "Poor Tammy,"
you know, "She's stuck in her own body."
But you know, she's not poor Tammy anymore.
She's able to get up and run the streets
and go do whatever the hell she wants to do.
She can get up and do for herself now.
And know what else she can do?
She can watch her mouth and she can address people accordingly.
I'm hoping that we can smash all this [bleep],
but if she brings her attitude towards me,
especially in the state of mind, I'm in right now with my leg,
there ain't no telling what's going to happen.
[Amy] I'm ready to take a step forward,
and to actually put myself out there.
It's a big step to even think about dating,
but I'm ready to find love.
Maybe not looking like this.
I hope not.
[laughing]
[upbeat music playing]
[Tammy] What the hell is taking you so long?
[Amy speaking]
It sounds like a person problem.
Amy asked me to come over today to do a YouTube video.
We haven't made a YouTube video in so long.
[Amy speaking]
Yeah.
-Never again. -[snorts, chuckles]
[chortling] What the [bleep].
I'm kinda embarrassed, but here I come.
Now that I have this makeover,
I wanna experiment with a fresh new look.
[chuckles]
[snorts]
[Amy speaking]
[Tammy speaking]
[snorts, speaking]
I'll milk it, and you just serve it.
[both laughing]
So, this video is just about, like,
figuring out how to style these extensions.
-Good luck with that. -Right.
Me and Tammy used to make hair and makeup videos and stuff.
You look like you have a mullet.
I'm Billy Ray Cyrus, bitch.
[chuckles]
[Amy speaking]
-Hey, y'all, It's Amy. -And Tammy.
Lord knows I don't know how to do nothing besides put it up in a ponytail.
[speaking]
-What about this? -Perfect!
[Amy speaking]
[Tammy speaking]
-Good. [chuckles] -[Amy chuckles]
[chortling] Oh, got... [laughs hysterically]
[grunts]
-[Tammy speaking] -[indistinct]
[mimics cartoon] Ooh, my balls.
-[Tammy speaking] -[Amy chuckles]
-Oh, I'm leaving. -[Tammy laughs]
We got some, uh, curl formers, we got brushes.
And then, we got these things.
We can put some bling in your hair.
I don't know if my hair is too long or not.
[mutters] Ow, ow, ow. Ow, ow, ow.
That's the real hair.
-[snorts, chuckles] -[chuckling] What the [bleep]?
-[Amy speaking] -It was...
The [bleep]!
[Tammy speaking]
[Amy cackles]
The curl formers are hard.
[curl former hisses]
-[exclaims gracious] -[chuckling]
[speaking]
-I wash my hair and I go. -There you go.
[bleep] you.
Well, it would work better if my hair was wet.
We had one good curl,
so they weren't very successful.
I haven't had long hair since high school, so...
[chuckles]
Let me put it in a high ponytail.
Oh, [bleep].
[chuckling]
-Hold on. Let me fix it. -[chuckles]
[mouthing] Ow, ow, ow.
[Tammy] You wrap it around,
and you pop a bobby pin in it.
I don't even know if I'm really doing it right, but...
There you go!
[Amy] Now it's a mama's bun.
[bleep] all this [bleep].
[chuckling] I would rather keep it like this.
[chuckles]
Real hot [bleep].
It's gonna be Hot Girl Winter because it's winter time right now.
[chuckles]
Anyways, that's all we have for today.
We'll talk to you guys later. Have a nice day.
-Bye, YouTubey! -Subscribe!
[Amy] I kind of wanna go out, like,
to a bar or something, and have a little fun.
I'm ready to take a step forward
and to actually put myself out there.
Maybe not looking like this.
-I hope not. -[chuckles]
That'll catch all kinds of men you don't want to get involved in.
Right.
It's a big step to even think about dating
shortly after a divorce.
But it's been almost a year since I separated from Michael.
So to me, it's... I'm ready to find love.
[Producer speaking]
She was a super ho before Michael.
She was giving it up to everybody almost.
Oh!
Hey, if we do go out,
you can't let my dogs hang out.
-Don't worry. -Or my cooter.
-[laughing] -Ew.
[Tammy speaking]
[cackling]
[Tammy] Amanda's boys are leaving trash everywhere,
messing around and breaking things.
And Amanda don't do [bleep] to stop 'em.
I'm coming to my wits' end.
That bitch y'all didn't like is about to come back out.
[soft music playing]
-[glass scraping] -[brush scratching]
What are you doing, Tammy?
[Tammy speaking]
Amanda's boys
broke one of my windows messing around.
And Amanda's not doing anything about it.
So, I asked Chris to come over today to help me fix the window.
Between this and the Dr. Smith appointment,
it's all too much.
I'm gonna lay this on the table. Is that all right?
[Tammy] Yeah.
How are you feeling about Dr. Smith?
[Tammy] I don't wanna talk about it.
At this point, honestly,
all I wanna do is eat my feelings away.
But I realized I've come too far.
And I'm not giving up.
I still have a 100lbs to lose.
I'm glad you're coming over to help me,
even though it should be the landlord.
It's ridiculous, looking back, at how much money I put into the house.
Yeah.
Because when it happened, she was just like, "Let it go."
[Chris] Well, this just proves the old saying.
[speaking]
[Tammy] Yeah.
Amanda isn't trying to help
repair anything that her kids have messed up.
But that's not even the biggest problem right now.
After all this weight loss, all I want
is some peace and quiet.
I was more than happy to help Amy
and allow her to live in my home with her boys.
But now that she's at home,
Amanda's boys come over all the time.
I love my nephews, but I'm tired of them coming over,
doing what they want, messing around, and breaking things.
And Amanda don't do [bleep] to stop 'em.
[Chris] Let me throw this back up there real quick 'cause it ain't pretty.
-[Tammy chuckles] -But it does--
-[Tammy] It works. -...block the wind, you know what I'm saying?
[Tammy] Yeah.
[Chris] I hope Tammy and Amanda can get this all worked out
so we don't have to walk on eggshells when they're together.
[Tammy speaking]
[sighs]
You've got a lot of time, money and effort stuck in this house.
You really need...
Well, I guess it's... I don't know how much more I'm gonna be able to tolerate.
At the end of the day,
you and Amanda are still sisters, okay?
Do y'all wanna talk?
The only way that it could be squashed
is for them two to talk it out.
Are they going to? Probably not.
I think they need a time-out T shirt.
[chortles]
They can stay in the T shirt together until they start talking.
[chuckles]
We might be there a couple of years, though, y'all.
[laughing]
I'm coming to my wits' end.
That bitch y'all didn't like is about to come back out.
I kind of understand where Amy is coming from.
Myself...
Why are you giving me that look?
I'm getting real [bleep] sick and tired of the attitude.
-Get out of my house. -You're damn straight, bitch!
-[Misty] Let it go! -[Amanda] This is my house!
I don't give a damn!
And I am not gonna tolerate nobody disrespecting me
in my [bleeping] house.
[upbeat music playing]
[Chris] Hey, sis. You home?
[Amanda] Well, yeah, I'm sitting right here.
[Chris] Today, I called a family meeting,
because after the Dr. Smith's appointment,
we all got a pretty harsh report.
And it's really time just to start holding everybody accountable,
myself included,
'cause apparently, I need to jump on track, too, 'cause I'm stuck.
-[Amanda] It's cold. -It's cold outside, girl. It's cold as hell.
[Amanda] I know. My bones is hurting today.
[Chris] How is your leg doing?
[Amanda] It's all right.
The pain I have with my leg is so intense
that medication is not even helping.
Thankfully, I'm going to get knee surgery tomorrow,
because my nerves are shot.
I'm... I'm irritated. I'm cranky.
And I'm just not down with the bull [bleep], you know what I'm saying?
But there's a lot of tension between Tammy and I right now,
so I am definitely hoping that everyone can get along.
We're not gonna start no [bleep] here today.
[Tammy speaking]
-Hey. Anybody home? -[Amanda] Hey, what's up?
[Amy speaking]
[chuckles]
[Tammy] Chris called
and asked everybody to meet at Amanda's house, and I'm not sure why.
To be honest, I don't want to be here.
There's personal issues going on with me and Amanda,
and I don't want to get into it.
The reason why I called this family meeting is
the only way we're really gonna make any progress
is to make some changes in our exercise regimen.
Now, in theory, we've all talked about getting gym memberships.
So every place,... A place we all can go to.
So, I took the initiative.
You can get one.
Pass it down, Tammy.
If you don't plan to win, you plan to fail.
So, I went ahead and got gym memberships for everybody in the family.
And I figure
they can't use not having a gym membership as an excuse
as not to get enough exercise in every day.
There's not one of us here that like exercise,
but we have to start putting some fire under our asses
and, and start doing it.
[Tammy speaking]
There is a lot more I could be doing.
I'm even looking forward to
going and working out with some of 'em. [chortles]
How about we make this into a friendly little competition?
[Amy speaking]
-Why not? -[Amy speaking]
-I don't wanna-- -[Amanda] Yeah, but the thing is
-everybody keeps saying-- -Because if I make it a competition,
I'm going to try to beat y'all.
-No. I need to do this on my own-- -[Amanda speaking]
[Amy] No!
I'm doing this my way.
Okay, but the thing is, your way and my way
and the way we're doing things is not getting any of us where we need to be.
Well, we can do that, but not make it a competition.
I say... I said friendly competition.
It's not--
-Why? -[Amy speaking]
No.
Because... No.
-I think I understand what-- -[Amanda] You know what? Just [bleep] it.
I don't give a damn.
[Amy] Well, y'all can make it a competition.
Are you not wanting to make it a competition
because then you'd be reliable
-for what you're doing? -I don't care if I lose or not.
-I just don't want-- -That's the problem. You're supposed to.
...to put the competition in it.
Why does it have to be a competition about everything?
Because we was just talking about like,
"Okay, let's make it a friendly competition."
[Misty] I think Amy didn't like...
...she doesn't wanna be held accountable.
She does not have the mentality
that you gotta take the good with the bad.
Yeah, you're gonna have setbacks.
You're gonna fall back down.
And then, you just got to get up and keep moving.
That's part of life.
I'm not making a competition. Y'all can.
I will work out with you.
I don't mind working out motivating y'all, whatever y'all need.
But I'm not making a competition
because I'm proud of each and every one of y'all.
Even when y'all fail, I'm proud.
It isn't about failing, because if anybody...
If you lose one pound, you're still winning because you've lost a pound.
-I'm not... I'm not saying I'm not gonna exercise. -You're the one that wants...
I'm not saying I'm not gonna put in the work.
-[Amanda] Amy, you are-- -I'm just saying why make it a competition?
Hey. You sit right here in my ear...
and you are yelling.
[Amy speaking]
-[Amanda] And that's your way of coping-- -[Amy speaking]
What the [bleep]?
What the [bleep] she just say to me?
She didn't call you nothing.
[Amy speaking]
...'cause she wouldn't let me talk.
I've learned sometimes it's best to walk away...
I'm getting real [bleep] sick and tired
-of the attitude. -[Tammy] I was gonna say
before I got cut off, I kind of understand
where Amy is coming from. Myself...
Why you giving me that look?
[Amanda] This is my house.
When I come to your house, I don't give you attitude.
Don't do that [bleep].
Don't do that.
Uh...
-This was what the [bleep] I was talking about. -Get out of my house.
You're damn straight, bitch!
[Misty] Let it go. This ain't the time.
-You got your nerve, bitch! -[Tammy] Oh, yeah.
-[Misty] Let it go! -[Amanda speaking]
-No, No. -[Tammy speaking]
-[Misty] Amanda! -[Amanda] Spreading my legs!
-[Tammy speaking] -[Amanda] Bitch! I am [bleeping] divorced!
You [bleep]!
Your ass is gonna be homeless!
-[Tammy] Yeah, I'm sure I will be. -Yep!
[Tammy speaking]
[Amanda] Bitch ass, this is my house!
-I don't give a damn. -I'm sick of it.
I've been treated like [bleep] for no [bleeping] reason.
I have been nothing but good--
-[Misty] I ain't staying. -...to everybody in this family,
And I am not gonna tolerate nobody disrespecting me in my [bleeping] house.
And that's the [bleeping] point of the matter.
[Tammy] You wanna give me [bleeping] attitude
'cause I'm tired of taking care of your [bleeping] kids.
[bleeping] Make it make sense, Brittany.
Make it make sense.
[Tammy speaking]
She better not even call me.
I can do much better without her.
[assistant] Is this what you're looking for?
[Amy] What I'm making is a white chocolate shrimp Alfredo.
I never follow a recipe.
Put a little bit of vanilla in it.
A little bit of creole seasoning.
The only cookbook in my house is a Snoop Dogg cookbook,
and it's holding up a coffee table.
It's freaking sad...
I'm tired of being this nice girl
and everybody treating me like crap.