Previously on Southern Hospitality...
Knock it over.
Grace Lilly's birthday party was anything but happy.
Keep my name out of your goddamn mouth.
- Trash. - Good luck working tonight, bud.
The vibe is off at work,
and lately it feels like we're all falling apart.
Are you allowed in here?
Have a great night, Joe Bradley.
How much attention do you----ing need?
I shine and I sparkle, and you're intimidated by that.
So, in order to get us all back on track,
I scored us tickets to the NASCAR race in Charlotte.
If we could get Sunday off.
My dad has this whole NASCAR experience.
And brought Trevor,
which not everyone was thrilled about.
Sorry not sorry.
However, Charlotte was char-lit.
♪
Home, sweet home.
And the good vibes continued back at our house.
Learning to love myself has been a really hard struggle.
For the first time ever,
I'm seeing some depth from Grace Lilly.
Why can't I attract an awesome, amazing gentleman,
who wants to love me, and [bleep] me?
[all laughing]
- It's like, "Grab me." - Yeah.
You're welcome. [chuckling]
["Are You Coming out Tonight" by Mia Sable playing"]
♪ I know a place where we can go ♪
♪ Oh
♪ Are you comin' out tonight?
[upbeat instrumental playing]
[snoring]
[indistinct].
Okay, there we go. Now, I feel it good.
- Bigger bowl? - Yes.
Whip it like you mean it now.
[Bradley chuckling]
- Oh, man. - Good morning.
Not for me, I just want to make it known.
I'm not that crazy.
[all giggling]
Do you want a sip of my coffee?
Yeah, I'd love it.
- You making a screwdriver? - [Trevor laughing]
It's probably going to be really strong.
It was two shots of vodka deal.
[Trevor laughing]
Good morning, everybody.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
What's up, girl?
Eggs ready, bacon's ready. Working on some toast.
Oh, my God.
- Are you single? - I am.
Hell yeah. I'm single too. I'm single too.
- Shut up. For real? - [laughs] Yes.
- Wait, what? - Shut the [bleep] up.
- Wait, what? - [excited screaming]
Wait, what? He followed you?
- Did you follow him? - Yes.
Well, I didn't follow him.
I'm happy for her, I mean, Mia is beautiful,
but I think Mia reached out to him.
What can I say?
I stood out.
I'm not one to reach out to guys.
They reach out to me.
Look at this amazing photo we took together.
It's actually really cute.
- [indistinct] - I might start dating him.
We took a cute little selfie.
This does not surprise me.
Grace has always been competitive about guys.
We were in Tulum, and this baseball player
invites us over to his table.
And Grace is like, "You didn't ask me.
Do I even exist?"
Like, freaked the [bleep] out.
Just the fact that he came up to me
was such, like, a trigger for her.
You guys know, right,
we're taking the pontoon boat out today?
We're going to go out to the sandbar,
and tie up with everyone, dressing in the checkered,
- the race. - I have my check-- I'm cute.
I got my checkered.
We are doing NASCAR checkered bathing suits
for the party boat today.
Salt and pepper shakers got the memo.
Oh, they really did. They really did.
Growing up, we went out to the lake all the time,
drinking, partying, almost drowning,
like, great memories out on Lake Norman.
- I'll get ready in 30 seconds. - Okay.
- Watch. - I'm going to get in there
and shave my coochie in a little bit, okay?
- [chuckling] Okay. - Okay.
Hell, yeah. It's going to look good.
Are we ready?
These are our cups for the day.
Well, there's a big cooler with ice.
- Let's----ing go. - Run, run,
shake and bake, shake and bake, run, run, run, run!
- [women cheering] - Oh, yeah.
Let's go, okay.
[all cheering]
- [bleep] you. - You're name calling her friend.
I don't care!
I don't give a [bleep] what you think!
I have my opinions, [bleep] you!
Grace, calm down, baby.
Okay, let's take it back to a week ago.
On Monday night, I met a guy named Andrew
at Bourbon and Bubbles.
Well, hi! I'm Grace. Nice to meet you.
- You skate or anything? - I surf.
- Okay. - I don't skate.
We gotta get some sex wax [indistinct] though,
'cause I don't have any. [giggling]
I need to wax my board, it's been a minute.
So, on Friday night, Mia told me that Andrew
was now, dating her best friend.
And at that party, he was talking to her.
- Take your shirt off. - Take your shirt off.
- Damn. - And then that's when
my emotions took over.
- Grace, are you okay? - I'm fine.
Grace walks past me, and under her breath she goes,
"Your friend's a slut."
Like, I get it, we see that you're hurt
because something sh--ty
happened with a guy that you liked.
But you cannot attack my friend.
Just take the "L," and move on.
Uh, I want to go home.
You're fine, hey, Grace, let's have a fun day.
You don't need to let that dictate your day.
You're fine.
It's just more of the fact of like, I just wish
that like, someone would have told me.
No one knew,
'cause it happened in one night.
- But Mia knew. - But he asked
to go on a date with her, they had took the time
to get to know each other, and she wasn't for him.
And then she got asked out again,
and he talked to someone, and they had a click.
Grace didn't invite him to that party as her plus one.
For all the years I've known Grace Lilly,
she's been super, super, super confident.
But the thing is, people don't know
that she's also been super, super, super insecure.
Questioning my looks, myself, my worth, my value.
And I like, have trigger moments,
and I get upset 'cause I'm like, "Why can't I find someone?
Why doesn't someone love me?"
- Yeah. - And let's leave it at that.
- Yeah, that's fine. - I'm not saying he's a bad guy.
But I'm saying, he knew what he was doing.
People see this bubbly person,
but like, there's a part of her that's crying out for help.
This girl has the biggest heart I've ever met.
♪
Let's go, let's go.
Oh, my God.
- Oh, it feels so good to be out. - I know.
This is the cycle of Grace Lilly.
You wish the best for Grace, you start rooting for her,
you're her number one fan,
and then, she pulls some sh-- like this.
And it makes it so hard to be her friend,
because there's nothing I can say.
I'm ready to go on this boat and shake some ass.
- Ooh, that was a lot. - Right.
I'm going to take that watermelon.
Yep, y'all can toss that wherever you want.
- I saved you a seat. - Hey baby.
Hi.
My name's Jason.
I'll be your guys' captain today.
- Hi Mr. Jason. - This is Austin, First Mate.
If you guys need something, he'll help you guys out.
Hey, music.
Where's the music at?
We're about to run into some rich white man.
Cheers to the rich people!
- [boat honking] - Oh, yes!
[all cheering]
We all have Tequila!
♪
I understand how it does feel hurtful
to be blindsided.
I think it just triggered me in a way of like,
I've had men not respect me,
and not value me
in the way I feel like I deserve to be valued.
I have so much potential. I'm such a beautiful person.
I know it, like, I'd be such a great mother,
and such a great wife.
Grace Lilly would make a--
she-- mother-- mother, yes...
Great-- she would do good, she would do good
Grace would do good at anything she puts her mind and heart to.
I didn't even know you were looking for, like,
- love or a boyfriend. - I am.
Low key I am.
I mean, if it finds me, it finds me.
- But it'll come naturally. - I know. It will, it will.
I need someone that really shows me
they're really about me, and they really love me.
And like, I need you commenting on all my Instagram posts,
liking all my pictures,
but I feel like my heart keeps getting broken, yeah.
"Love is a losing game." Amy Winehouse.
[laughing]
All right, I'm going to
- get something to drink. - Okay, okay.
If she feels hurt, that's fine.
Feel hurt, feel upset.
Do not call my friend a slut.
I will [bleep] you up.
Coming up...
Oh, my-- oh, my-- oh, my--
I can't even-- I can't.
I feel like I went
to a gynecology appointment with you.
Maybe they need to be working somewhere else.
♪
Emmy! Go, go, go, go, go!
Emmy! [cheering]
♪
- This is gonna be hot. - Yeah, let's sit down. Sit.
Oh, my ass.
Go find Tequila, bitch!
Go find Tequila.
Let me show you a text from Leva.
About what?
Oh, she texted us about Martini Monday.
Right, people are
just not showing up 'cause we're not there.
Yeah, and they see that we're out of town,
so I'm trying to look good on this,
but I'm gonna call her real fast,
just to let her know that we're not just ignoring her.
I'm here with Brad and Mikel right now.
We're all on our phones and making sure
people are still going, even though they know
we're out of town and stuff.
Promoting Republic on social media is a 24/7 job.
I hired these kids
because people want to party with them.
So, if the kids aren't posting,
I don't have a business.
And that is not okay by me.
We understand that we need to still be
- paying attention to work. - Good. Good, good.
How has your trip been?
Everything's been really good. We have like, really fun--
- Lots of laughs. - Team building.
But today, on the RV, we got in, like, a heated argument.
- Well-- - It was a heated argument,
which is resolved now.
And we're leaving it, and lay dormant.
We will. Okay, bye.
Why don't we post on Instagram, everything is fine, we're fine.
- I just posted on Instagram. - Okay, I'm gonna post too.
Let's party, y'all. It's our weekend off.
I'm such an open, honest person,
and I just wish Mia would have told her friend,
"Grace invited him. They're talking.
Can you please maybe tell Grace--"
But were you guys even talking
because you guys didn't even go on a date.
But we were talking at the party.
I invited him to the----ing party.
- We were talking-- - She didn't know it is Andrew.
Whatever, have fun girl.
I'm sure she'll be with another guy in the next week.
Grace Lilly is all about her moon rituals
and her crystals and her good vibes,
except for when a guy looks at a girl that isn't her.
Then that girl's a slut and a whore.
I don't care about it anymore, it's over.
- You're so insincere, like-- - Where did you come from?
- It's fine. - I keep it to myself.
If you were in her shoes--
Yeah, keeping it to yourself, that's what you should do.
Because you're barking up four of the wrong trees
- right now. - That's fine,
I'll bark up every tree I need to.
Well, then get excommunicated from the group.
But don't bring that up as an attack.
- No, no, no-- - I'm sitting here watching her
- attack our friend. - You all [bleep] up
[indistinct] - ing upset.
I don't hear, "That was wrong.
I shouldn't have said that, I apologize."
But when people are coming at you,
- why would-- - It's my opinion.
I'm sorry for calling Mia a bitch, that's how I feel.
Just yesterday, Grace Lilly opened up
about her entire life, all right?
I would have thought people would have taken that moment
to be like, "Okay, we understand."
I feel like we're going backward.
Not gonna help you, I'm not helping,
- but you're not helping. - Yeah.
Grace Lilly's one of the most
genuine human beings I've ever met.
Can she be a bitch? Yes.
But she's a nice bitch. [laughing]
Here you go, this sh--, I want to shake my ass.
Where's the music at? I'm sorry, y'all.
I apologize for my friends, and they both [bleep].
Grace, all I want to say,
right, listen, I am like, truly your biggest fan.
But the thing is, when you say things like that
about women in general, don't be that girl, ever.
Okay, it's not okay.
I'm over it, I don't care.
Everyone hates me, it's fine.
- Look at me, look at me. - I'm excluded from the group,
all because I called a bitch a slut.
She's not a slut.
Whatever, I don't want to talk about anymore.
- We have to talk about it. - I'm done talking about it.
- No one likes me here. - That is a lie.
I [indistinct] to----ing Tulum,
and live there, but people accept me and love me.
- Grace, look at me. - None of you guys like me.
- I like you. Grace! - No one likes me.
Grace, stop it.
I feel like everyone else that I work with
can say so much mean sh-- about everyone else.
The one moment that I [bleep] up,
and I admit to,
it's like all the walls just fall down on me,
and I'm suffocating.
Look at me. Stop crying, hey, stop it.
- [Grace Lilly sobbing] - Stop it.
It's okay, stop it.
I accept your apology. I accept your apology.
- Okay. - I need to go to the bathroom.
Okay, you need to go to the bathroom?
- Yeah. - All right.
I need my bag. I need my bag.
Okay, I'll cut her some slack.
Hey! Hey, hey! Look at me.
We forgive Grace. We forgive Grace.
William, William. We're all good.
We forgive Grace. We forgive Grace.
- Good. - Party! Party! Party!
Party! Let's go!
♪
This is supposed to be like, a fun and relaxing weekend off.
It's hard to have fun
when I'm watching Trevor and Maddi
grind on each other.
That is a fine man.
I spotted this guy paddling over towards our boat.
He honestly, just looked very, very attractive.
I'm gonna come in the water, give me one second.
I don't like to swim in lakes,
but I will swim in a lake for a hot man.
I'm not in Charleston. No one----ing knows me here.
I was like, "Hey, you want to come out tonight?
You want to hang out? You want to party and stuff?"
I'm not trying to [bleep] him.
I mean, I would if I could. [chuckling]
That man is so fine. I have his Instagram.
That's fine, I can be horny too. [laughter]
I ran to my phone. I was like, "All right,
look him up, [indistinct]".
[chuckling]
[laughter]
[upbeat instrumental playing]
I'm sorry, Dad.
[all cheering]
Yeah!
♪
[sighing] Well, happy Monday.
Yes.
Isn't it nice to just like, leave and come here?
- It's the best. - Isn't it?
- We need to get out of there. - I know.
I should just give you the code
- and like-- - And still work.
Yeah, and still work a bit.
But like, have a quiet lunch
and nobody's going to complain to you.
- Honestly. - Okay.
Oh, nothing like a candle for the afternoon.
Smells great.
All right, what in the world?
Sorry, I didn't mean to just get on Instagram.
I was like, being nosy.
Trevor has these super demeaning,
like, videos of these kids on this trip.
In my business,
your Instagram is your business card.
Trevor used to work the front door.
So, of course, I followed him
because I'm just that bitch [chuckling]
that's like, "What are you doing?" [chuckles]
Oh, my-- oh, my--
♪
[bleep]. Oh, my-- I can't even-- I can't--
I can't even-- Oh, my goodness, I can't even--
I feel like I went to your bedroom.
I feel like I went
to a gynecology appointment with you.
I don't want to see that.
I'm not necessarily bothered
to know what they're doing outside of Republic,
but when you're publicly publishing something
that will exist forever in time.
Guess what? It's absolutely my business.
Maybe they need to be working somewhere else.
♪
Coming up...
- Brussel sprouts. - That's gross.
- Oh, my God. - What are you spitting out?
- You okay? - [meowing]
♪
It's nice to be away from like, all the bullsh--.
Can you all grab some tequila, vodka, and gin please?
- Heavy on the tequila. - Heavy on the tequila, clear.
- Goodbye. - Thank you.
[upbeat instrumental playing]
Look, guys, vegetables.
I'm so glad we're at the farmer's market.
- Look, whoo! - Hi.
Ooh, look at these beautiful fresh strawberries.
I'll make like, a little smoothie.
alcoholic smoothie, stuff like that.
I gonna invite the kid from the other boat.
- What's his name again? - Oh, yeah, what's his name?
Dominic. But Dom for short.
- You gonna call him? - Yeah. Why not?
Hey.
[laughing]
This is the first time I've ever gone after a guy
in a public setting.
I know what you're feeling, you don't want
to make it look like it's a situation
- that potentially it's not. - Yeah.
And part of me says, "Holy sh--,
you see all my flaws, there's no face-to-face.
There's no Instagram filters face-to-face."
[laughing] So, this is who I am.
What's up? Are you doing good?
Yeah, remember the party I was telling you about?
Yeah, so, we're going to have it at around 8:30.
All right [indistinct]. Well, I will see you at 8:30.
- He's gay, he's gay. - Oh, a bottle of rosé.
Sparkling, sparkling.
[laughing] Okay, I'll see you later.
Bye.
[cackling] I didn't know what to say.
- I am a schoolgirl. - Clearly.
♪
- Hey Joe. - Hey.
- Where the hell is everybody at? - I'm right here, baby.
- Y'all help us grab some stuff? - Yes, we're coming.
Well, sh--.
Hell yes.
Oh, sh--.
Look at these decorations for our party.
- I love that. - Glowsticks and hats
- and-- - Oh, my God.
- Will you help me set it up? - Oh, my God, of course.
- Is this a space cowboy? - It says, "Giddy up, gal."
Can we make it say something dirty instead?
Look what I got with tequila.
- Is the grill ready? - Yes, it's-- I heated it up.
Thank you, I'm gonna start on these burgers.
♪
- Do you like it? - Yeah, I like that.
I'm turning the lights off for Trevor.
He's asleep, [indistinct] wake him up.
"I got my own porch."
Yeah, and he didn't even have to work for the company.
Ooh, look at those boots!
Look at that [indistinct]. They look so good.
- TJ, you look amazing. - Thank you.
Atomic Cowboy means wild, out of this world.
I'm just going to dress up the way I would dress up
if I was going to space. [laughing]
Can't believe [indistinct] shake a little ass.
Shake a little ass.
That dude's five minutes away.
- Wait, you invited a boy? - Yeah.
- Yeah? - He's here as a friend--
'Cause we don't know his sexuality.
- Is he cute? - Hmm.
Does he have long hair and a beard?
What's-- [laughing]
- [doorbell ringing] - Oh! Is this Damien?
- Dominic. - Dominic, Dominic.
- [laughing] - [whispering indistinctly]
I'm gonna sh-- my pants.
He just got here.
- Oh, the guy? - Yes!
Shut up.
- What it do? - Ca va?
- What's going on? - How are you?
I'm chillin', I'm chillin', I brought the rosé
- like you [indistinct]. - Hell yeah.
- Is he waiting outside? - Go grab, Will. Go grab, Will.
- Hey guys. - Hey!
- How are you? - I'm doing great, how are you?
- You're on theme, hell yes. - Of course.
My God, thank you, we're good.
He got the theme. What's going on?
- We're good. - Good to see you.
You got the theme, that's all that matters.
Y'all want to take some shots?
- No-- - Yes.
- Okay. - I'll do it. -[indistinct]
Yes, yes, yes.
Dom definitely looks good, he looks fine.
I don't know if he's giving atomic,
but he's definitely giving cowboy.
- Here's to a busy night. - Absolutely.
I can't tell if he's straight, gay, bi, DL.
But I'm gonna flirt and see how things go.
Lucia. Andrew texted me.
He said, "Hey, yeah, I'm sorry, full honesty yeah
I met her before you and was sh-- timing for the situation.
I would never meant to hurt your feelings,
that was never my intention."
I'm just gonna say, "Thank you. I want us to both be happy.
I have no hate or ill will toward you."
You don't even have to say about happiness.
'Cause do you really care about his happiness?
- Nope. - Nope.
I'm not going to say anything. [bleep] that.
- Or that too. - Yeah, or that too.
We're good. Let's finish our hair.
Do y'all remember Dom from the lake?
- Hey, what's going-- - Sh--, what's good, bro?
- How we livin'? - I'm living good, man.
What's up, what's up, what's up?
That's Joe-- so, we have burgers we're working on.
It's hot. Why are we eating outside?
I'm going to go upstairs.
I'm gonna set up the ham.
Where are you from?
[bleep] yeah dude.
Are you nervous right now?
I don't-- I don't do this.
It's very rare that I'm like-- I'm already sweating.
- Oh, what are you guys grilling? - Hot dogs, hamburgers.
- These corns are good to go. - The sweet potatoes finished?
'Kay, those frogs are like-- [screeching].
- [Emmy screeching] - One more time?
[screeching] I'm sorry, remind me of your name again.
- Dom. - Dom, I'm Emmy.
Emmy. Gotcha.
Hey, Dom, do you have a significant other?
- No. - I'm sorry.
I don't mean to pinpoint you.
I don't care. I'm an open book.
Okay, great.
So, if the arrow goes that way...
would you follow the arrow, or would you go diagonal?
- Right along the arrow. - Okay, great.
We got you.
This is my boyfriend, Will.
I know, I met you.
So, do you like hot dogs or cheeseburgers?
Cheeseburger.
I don't know why we're doing the metaphors, but--
I-- [stammering]
I love Emmy, but I think I love drunk Emmy just as much.
Oh, yeah.
I think she can take it a step too far with some people,
but it's honestly really funny.
Anyone want anything upstairs, drinks, claws?
Extra napkins.
Oh, I think we're good.
So, Emmy asked if he's straight.
Okay, like, why-- that's so-- okay, shut up.
But that's so----ing embarrassing.
- That is embarrassing. - And, like, disrespectful.
But Emmy does it in a very suave way.
No, that wasn't suave at all. That is so----ed up.
And my anxiety for him is so high.
I honestly don't know Dom's sexuality.
But nor am I going to ask. That's his thing.
He wants to talk about it, he's going to talk about it.
What Mikel's trying to figure out
in that situation is Mikel's situation.
The fact that she went down here,
was trying to figure that for him, is disrespectful.
This is no one's business.
I don't know if Emmy's aware of this,
but it's a pretty offensive way
to ask somebody about their sexuality.
Maybe it was a little naive or forward.
- He's fine. - No, he isn't fine.
That-- I don't care if he's fine or not.
It's----ing embarrassing. And that's so----ed up.
I feel like he's definitely gay. I mean, that's not my business.
- That's not my business. - I'm going on a limb.
Coming up.
You weren't really respectful of my feelings.
Well, you attacked my friend.
You called her a slut in front of all of us.
You date-- you date multiple guys.
I do not date multiple guys.
I hear what I hear. And that's how I hear it.
Burgers by Bradley.
You've been to a cookout once or twice,
I think that's what I'm seeing.
Not my first time.
[Mia screams] Yee-haw!
Yo, were you at the NASCAR race yesterday?
- Oh, you all were there? - Oh, yeah.
I had this shirt that said, "Drive fast, eat ass."
- I had a slipped-- - [both laughing]
Tell the girls the food's done so we can start eating.
- I'm hungry, [bleep]. - Brussels sprouts!
Oh, my God.
- These suck dick. - They're not good?
- They're not good. - Will sucks at seasoning.
I don't wanna tell them it's done unless
they can come and sit, because then
we're gonna have to - ing hear about it.
I am going to bring this apostrophe to Will.
Apostrophe?
Do you mean abomination?
Abomination!
Is she yelling or is she being nice?
I don't-- I don't want to know.
Penis!
- Please take the Brussels-- - She's gonna drop them all.
This is what we were yelling about?
- Put down the Brussels sprouts. - No!
- Put down the Brussels sprouts. - No.
What are you waving around?
Brad, tell everyone to [bleep] off.
- Give him the Brussels sprouts. - Put down the Brussels sprouts!
Mia, take 'em.
You guys, thank you so much for all your hard work.
Thank you for not waving a pan of Brussels sprouts
in my----ing face and being nice and cute.
♪
- Brussels sprouts. - That's gross.
[spitting]
What just came out of your mouth?
- What was that? - [spitting]
- Oh, my-- - What are you spitting out?
- You okay? I'm fine. - Are you okay?
- Shut up. - Emmy.
- Bring her inside. - [exclaims]
Do they have a meeting before these nights and be like,
"Hey, it's my turn to get blackout and act like an idiot"?
Joe, Joe, Joe. Please, please.
- I-- I am your friend. - Dude, you're hammered.
If I were you, I would just, like,
shut your drunk mouth and walk away.
Every relationship's different,
but it's kind of like a red flag to me.
- What am I walking in on? - Yeah, look-- We don't know.
- That's a good question. - We're trying to figure it out.
Honestly, Dom, you sit right here, brother.
I appreciate it. I appreciate that.
- Who wants a drink? - Me.
And can you grab a raw burger while you're at it?
- A raw burger? - I want it raw.
I'm, like, inhaling burgers down there.
- They're inhaling burgers? - No, I am.
God, Emmy, please don't lose a tooth.
- Emmy. - Careful.
So, Emmy was just down there,
and she was like, "Are you straight or gay?"
So, before I throw up.
Emmy, you should chew. You should chew.
Baby, chew a little bit.
But then that makes it awkward.
I don't want to come downstairs now.
No, you've been hanging out since it happened, so.
Emmy, can I eat yours?
You can eat whatever you want.
- [laughing] - I love it.
I understand how you're feeling.
He came up here after and just came back down, and he was fine.
In the south, it's sometimes-- it's very hard to tell
if someone's gay or straight.
I've been in this boat a few times.
This could have been
his, like, branch out to try something different.
And now, you know what? He has tails between his legs.
And he's----ing running the other way.
You know, there's just a----ing a lot going on right now.
He's probably embarrassed.
You know, you think, "Is this someone that's interested in me?
Or am I just making this up in my head?"
- Come on. - [Emmy whoops] [indistinct]
- I think it is bedtime for you. - No, I'm fine.
Whatever is happening, and I think that's normal.
I'm kind of glad TJ's talking to me right now.
TJ and I were really good friends before I got suspended.
And so I feel like we're picking back up where we left off.
Yes, Maddi and Grace are my friends.
But they're very clueless
to what I'm going through in life sometimes.
TJ is one person that really gets me.
I'm gonna go downstairs, I'm gonna have a good night.
And you know what? I'm gonna stay humble.
But I'm gonna let these bitches know.
Whazup?
Oh, my God, Trevor's alive.
I think mentally you're still in NASCAR.
- [laughter] - Welcome.
I [indistinct] the Lord told me to come out at the right time.
Um, speaking of, I heard that Andrew texted you.
- Yeah, he did. - What'd he say?
He said he was sorry, that his intentions
were never to hurt me.
I'm gonna let him figure it out for himself.
As well as her. You know?
- Like, it's all good over here. - Good.
I do feel, like, in a sense,
you weren't really respectful of my feelings saying,
"Well, he's not into you. He doesn't like you."
You attacked my friend, so that's why I was going to get
upset in the first place, right?
You called her a slut in front of all of us.
- Yeah. - So, that in itself
will get me heated and that will get me upset.
So, I understand where you're coming from
and what you're saying.
But the thing is, you apologize, and you backtrack, right?
I'm-- I'm not trying to attack you or anything.
No, it's fine, she'll probably find a new guy next week.
- She will not. She really-- - She probably will.
♪
I hear what I hear. And that's how I hear it.
It's okay.
I was upset.
I projected my anger.
But I need someone to tell me
like, "It's okay Grace, we all make mistakes."
And no one wants to help me.
I'm going to keep my feelings and my opinions to myself.
- I'm not calling-- - You don't!
I didn't call her a slut anymore.
I apologized for calling her a slut.
You said just now that
she'll be with the next guy next week.
That doesn't make her a slut though.
It's like they're waiting, begging.
They're like, "Give us a reason not to like Grace Lilly."
That just really, really sucks.
You date-- you date multiple guys.
- I do not date multiple guys. - Yeah, you do.
- You were on a date with Owen-- - Grace, Grace, Grace, Grace.
There's nothing wrong with going on dates with guys
- and finding your person. - Grace, Grace.
Grace, what you're not going to do,
is you're not going to sit up here and [bleep] with me.
You came in with a guy at Bourbon and Bubbles
after you had dated Owen,
that you had just made out with,
a new guy, at Bourbon and Bubbles.
♪
- Who's the better kisser? - Sam.
- Who has the bigger dick? - Sam.
I haven't seen Owen's dick, but I'm just guessing.
There's nothing wrong with dating multiple people.
I'm not dating anybody.
Buddy you got at Bourbon and Bubbles is not dating.
It's not dating. Thank you, Joe.
I invite girls out all the time.
Or, you made out with some guy or whatever.
Don't [bleep] with me, Grace. I'm not----ing with you.
We already talked about it on the boat.
Leave it. Do not [bleep] with me.
Seriously, do not [bleep] with me.
- I'm not----ing with you. - I can't. I can't.
There's, like, literally air between your----ing ears.
[chuckling] Bye Mia. Have a great night.
She's insane. She needs help.
[laughs]
Do not [bleep] with me. Seriously.
- Do not [bleep] with me. - I'm not----ing with you.
I can't-- I can't-- there's, like,
literally air between your - ing ears.
[chuckling] Bye Mia. Have a great night.
She's insane. She needs help.
Grace, quit saying slut shaming stuff.
- I don't care. - Stop it.
I'm going to say what I want.
She'll find a new guy next week.
What-- what the hell is going on?
- Take your girl inside-- - Yeah, take your girl
and make sure that she's okay.
- Stop----ing talking. - Why?
- Let me figure it out. - You figure it out.
- You keep your ass in here. - [giggling] This is hilarious.
I'm walking away. I'm walking away now.
We're dressed as----ing freaks at a lakehouse right now.
Let's go have fun.
I worked really hard to get back in to Republic
and to make amends with this group.
Why am I trying so hard to hang out with people
and make it right with people
that don't give a [bleep] about me?
You all have been bullying me since the moment I came back.
What did I do to bully you? When did I bully you?
- All you guys bullying me! - Who is "all you guys"?
Every single one! Who is "every single one"?
Every single---ing one of you bully me.
[bleep] Like, why, Mia, like, why?
- Bullied you? Today? - Every single one.
Did everyone bully you today?
[indistinct yelling]
Get out. Get out.
- Mia. - You all bully me.
- Nobody's bullying you. - Yes, you do bully me.
No, you say stupid sh--. I'm not touching anyone!
- Let me go. - What's going on?
- You guys are all bullying me! - Why?
Because you're running around saying sh-- about people?
I can say what I want to say about whatever!
We're all sluts. We like to [bleep].
What's wrong with that?
There's nothing wrong with----ing!
This is some sh--. This is-- I'm going to bed.
There's nothing wrong with dating.
I don't----ing know what's going on right now.
This sh-- needs to----ing shut the [bleep] down
right----ing now. As your friend,
I need you to go in the bathroom, take a moment.
- I'm fine! - Baby, please.
- I legit don't care about any-- - Refresh, come downstairs.
I just thought I was putting my drunk girlfriend to bed.
But you know what happened? All hell broke loose.
Y'all, I'm gonna work the door.
Yeah, you have to have a wristband to enter.
- Sorry guys. - Don't let Grace in.
♪
[music abruptly stops]
I'm having fun. I'm happy to be here.
- I'm not happy you're here. - [bleep] it.
I've known Grace the longest, since she was 19 years old.
Of course I'm going to feel a little protected over her.
I don't know what that one is.
Grace may be wrong. She may be dead wrong.
However, when you continue piling on her all day,
she's going to explode.
Did you see what Trevor posted on social media today?
No, I didn't see it. What was it?
First of all, he puts in this mean story.
Just demeaning to women.
Second of all, he comes on our trip
and he thinks he's the king, 'cause Maddi's hosting us.
But this is our - ing work team.
He doesn't work for Republic.
- William. - Yes, baby?
- When? - She's hilarious.
That's the problem, is that, like,
you don't know when she needs to go to bed.
- It's so funny. - No, she's talking sweet.
Sit-- sit in the chair. Sit in the chair.
Is this an-- is this an interrogation?
Seriously.
He posted another thing...
- about Grace. - Oh, my God.
[indistinct] "Jerky Joe approved" with her ass.
And, like, he's dating Maddi.
And he's posting this----ing story.
Are you kidding me?
I don't know where he gets "Jerky Joe" from,
but I've never heard that before in my life.
Anyone can see that on social media.
Leva sees that, she thinks I had a say
in, like, him posting that.
You don't think Trevor actually, like, really is into Maddi
and, like, sorry for what he did?
I just don't know.
- I could hate him. - She could do it.
I've known Trevor since he was 17.
All right, let's get-- let's get you cozy.
I love you.
In the covers, in the covers.
I think Trevor is going to do something
even more----ed up, knowing him.
It's hard to see somebody like Joe
pine over somebody
that makes really idiotic relationship decisions.
The Maddi ship has sailed.
He needs to say au revoir and bye to that.
I'm going to have the opportunity to be, like,
"Hey, Maddi, get out of the----ing vortex.
Snap out of it."
He needs somebody who's beautiful,
smart, sexy, independent.
Where could even find somebody like that?
What could be worse than this?
Cheating again, and, like, losing all respect from everyone
'cause like-- [indistinct]
She's a very forgiving person.
But if you get sh-- on twice, like, she's not that forgiving.
- Like, come on. - All right.
- I'll put money on it. - [chuckling] Oh, okay.
I don't know, Mia.
♪
Yeah, I [indistinct].
But it's a great time.
Well, I'm glad.
I am, like, very-- I just want to apologize
for all the awkward conversations that came your way
that I heard about in between Emmy and Will
about what was going on and stuff like that.
And, like, the question they asked you about your sexuality.
And I was, like, very uncomfortable about it,
'cause, like, I don't want you to feel awkward.
Straight, not straight, bi-- whatever.
I'm like, "It doesn't----ing matter."
But, like, what pissed me off was just the simple fact
of, like, someone trying to control that conversation.
- Like, defining me. - Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I get where you're coming from,
but, like, personally, on my stance, I don't mind.
I'm an open, open book. Like, I'm straight.
I'm just here for a good time. You know what I'm saying?
Like, if you feel bad, awkward about it--
but I'm great, we're chillin'.
Brush it off and move to the side.
We keep it moving.
Dom is not gay.
But that's okay 'cause, you know,
if we were just friends, we're just friends,
and that's totally fine with me.
But I wouldn't know that
if I didn't jump in the water today.
I'm just here to have a good time.
Nothing's gonna stop that.
- Listen, I'm glad-- - Nothing will stop that.
As long as you're having a good time,
that's all I care about.
Hey, don't worry about it.
Like, honestly, I am among at the least
of the top four unaffected on this party right here.
Like, y'all got more sh-- to go through than me.
Coming up.
I am, like, shaking right now 'cause I'm so angry.
How stupid are you
to let somebody post some sh-- like that?
I'm going to fire people.
Who's using the shower?
Oh, wait.
Last night Joe and I kiss a little bit,
but that was it because I knew
that I wasn't going to do anything with him
in the-- with other people in the room.
We got baptized yesterday.
Listen, we're both young and hot and drunk and horny.
Like, something's going to happen.
Get up. Get up. [giggling]
All right, I will.
And Joe was looking pretty good.
[knocking on door]
Are you guys dressed?
A thong? Perfect.
Let's get up. Let's go on the bus.
Let's get a-- moving.
It's so ass.
- Grace Lilly, are you okay? - No.
Top three hangover for me.
I'm staying in here.
♪
- Is everybody packed up? - Oh, we're ready.
- Like, right now? - Yeah.
- All right, we did it. - Come on. We're leaving.
I love this house.
Let's start looking today.
The only thing is I think I'm banned from Airbnb.
Too many parties.
- You can have this. Stay there. - This is where I'm from.
I never thought I'd be happy to be back in this RV.
I think Grace is about to ruin that RV ride.
- Oh, I guarantee it. - Hey, what's going on?
♪
Check in on the RV or do we just want to ignore it?
No, I don't want to call anyone.
I love Mia, but we're not going to call that van.
I need a little siesta.
I feel like this was a long-ass weekend.
- We've been here for-- - Y'all, and the fact
that we got to do this Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
My whole schedule's messed up for the rest of the week.
Yeah, I don't know my schedule yet.
Did you talk about Leva texting Grace and Emmy?
I guess she was upset about the ass shaking.
What else do you expect us to be doing on the boat?
Like, we're having fun, it's our day off.
Well, again, I think
she was more or less upset that Trevor posted it.
In the moment we were, like, having a good time.
But in hindsight, I think we took it a little too far.
[cheering]
[excited screaming]
A little heavy on the fun
and a little heavy on the ass-shaking.
She said, "Having fun shaking your ass is one thing.
But guys, I thought you had more sense than this."
No, we don't.
I'm off work in a whole other place.
- Leva has to protect her brand. - We're her brand.
If this [bleep] we're her brand,
then she's going to say something.
She's not soft spoken, so.
- [phone chimes] - [bleep]
Leva's calling a meeting.
She said that she's going to rip Trevor a new one.
♪
- Hello. - You want to sit next to Brad?
- Right here. - Yeah.
Leva's going to sit here.
Yeah, just maybe pull this up right behind us.
- Uh-oh. 'Sup Grace? - Hi.
Do me a favor, Leva's sitting right here.
So, grab one of these seats or one of those chairs.
I think Will talked to her yesterday too.
Yeah, she was-- basically was like,
"I had-- I got some cryptic text messages over the weekend,
like, how did everything play out?"
And I was like, "Well, there were highs and lows for sure."
- Cryptic text messages from who? - I don't know.
- She was purposely vague. - Yep.
- Yeah, she was vague. - Who-- who-- who was a spy?
♪
It was me. I texted Leva.
She texted me first, but I had to tell her.
I told Leva Grace had suddenly had a meltdown, heads up.
That was obviously me. I tell Leva everything.
Don't shoot the messenger, baby.
She sent it to me and I was like--
Yeah, I don't know what it means.
I think she just wants to make sure back
we're back in the work mode.
- Hi. - Hello.
Hi, lady in green. Money green.
- Money green. - Money green.
- So how was the trip? - Amazing.
- Yeah? - It was so much fun.
- We needed it. - Yeah?
- [indistinct] for a week. - Good.
I heard, like, different rumblings
about it not being amazing.
Highs and lows.
Uh, yeah, highs and lows are fine.
Obviously, some of you got text messages
about my disappointment
of what things were being posted on social media.
I was beyond furious.
Like, I am, like, shaking right now because I'm so angry.
'Cause I think it's so disgusting.
How stupid are you
to let somebody post some sh-- like that?
Like, I'm going to fire people.
♪