- ♪ MTV ♪
[upbeat music]
- I can't, no, I can't. [laughter]
- We're actually, like, having fun together,
so I think that this is going to bring, like,
the three of us together.
- [screams]
- I just want to show you that I'm, you know,
capable of being that person
that you can count on. - OK.
Who would have thought DJ kissing Chelsea
would have brought us closer together?
- Like you're, kind of, like, the only person, like,
I let get away, so...
- I think I'm gonna tell her today that I'm gay.
- Really? - Yeah.
And I just want to talk to her about Greg.
I am going back to school.
I just didn't. I couldn't tell her.
- I need to check what was in that holistic alfredo sauce...
Oh, [bleep].
Because I have really bad allergic reactions.
I need someone to call 911 right now.
- ♪ OK, here we go ♪
♪ Nobody, nobody's stopping the show ♪
♪ Hold up, wait, wait, let me get at my bag ♪
♪ We just too lit, yeah, we about to blow ♪
♪ Turn up to turn up and get on your face ♪
♪ Living this life is all that we know ♪
♪ Yeah, we stay lit and don't care what they say ♪
♪ ♪
- Let's go, baby!
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
- Mama.
- Hi, Chels.
- Where are you?
- I don't feel good.
- We had pasta tonight,
and they got it from this market in town,
and it had cashews in it.
I just read the ingredients.
- My eye, under it is starting to swell.
- [sobbing] Like, I don't know
what's going on.
- I was at the holistic market, and I bought Alfredo sauce.
I didn't know that, because it was vegan,
it would be cashew sauce.
- Yeah, this is, like, the natural stuff.
And I feel awful,
and she's freaking out
just, you know, going through it right now.
- Hey, are you OK? - I'm having allergic reaction.
I cannot breathe. Like, I need to go.
Kimmy, can we get my stuff so I can go?
Yeah, my mom said I should go before it gets bad.
She wants me to go to the hospital.
- Oh, my God. This is not a joke.
Chelsea has got to go to the hospital.
Her throat is literally closing.
This is really, really bad.
- Get that [bleep] out of my face, bro.
♪ ♪
It definitely gets a little scary
once you start to see yourself
kind of lose out of reality because your body's
passing out minute by minute. - Is she actually OK?
I really don't know how sick she is.
I saw-- I thought she was mad about something else.
- I've been coming up to this lake house
for the last 25 years,
and no one's ever had to go to the hospital,
so, I mean, this is a first.
I just hope she's OK.
♪ ♪
- Our best friend's in the hospital.
I feel really bad. I'm not joking.
Her face was swollen.
- She was really upset.
- I am glad you called for her to be able
to get to the hospital.
- This situation is almost like a wake-up call.
You've got to be on your toes
when you are hosting that many people at your house.
You're responsible for every person there.
At this point, I just feel bad for Chelsea.
Like, something's happened to her every single day.
It starts out with the UTI.
- What are you doing, honey?
- I don't feel good, Parker, because of your dog
gave me a UT.
- Then I squirt that damn shaving cream in her eye.
- Ooh! - Did it go in your eye?
- And then, to top it off, she gets an allergic reaction?
What more is gonna happen to this poor girl?
- Adamo, we did all of this for you!
- I love it. Thank you.
I'm actually about to lose my [bleep] mind though.
Greg's not answering me.
- Do you have the house phone number?
- He has the house phone number.
Greg and I have only been dating for,
like, two months, and I literally have not realized
how much I like Greg until I came here,
being away from him.
- You want to maybe meet another time?
- Like, a second date? - Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.
Today was a day.
Like, I wanted to come out to my mom.
Chelsea's in the hospital, and all I want to do
is talk to Greg. You think it's another bitch?
- No, I don't.
I don't think it's another bitch at all.
- Do I sound crazy?
- You don't sound crazy, but you want to talk to your man.
I get it.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
[all cheer]
- Give it up, everybody! - That's what we love!
[all cheering]
♪ ♪
- Zah is not only my best friend,
but he's a brother to me.
We've lived together for the last 10 years,
and he's someone I can always count on.
Oh, thank god.
Even if it is for just one night.
- Zah, bring it in some.
- Is there champagne?
- We can do a drinking game. - Let's play a game.
[all cheering]
♪ ♪
So how are we gonna do this? - OK.
So this is the game.
We all have an empty cup in front of us,
and then I say, like, who's more likely
to just start twerking on the table.
We all pour in that person's cup.
And then whoever's cup is filled the most
at the end, just drink. - All right.
- Someone's about to get mad, I feel.
[laughs]
- The last time we played a drinking game like this,
it was [bleep]. Everything went wrong.
But cheers to another night of Parker
probably fighting with Katie and Savannah.
Because that's what he do best, fight with girls.
- Ladies first. - Go.
- All right.
[quirky music]
Who is the most likely
to eat the nastiest thing you could think of?
[laughter]
- That's the biggest creep here.
- I'ma die happier than y'all. - Ah!
- Who's more likely to leave this lake house first?
- Katie. - Yep.
All right. That's a lot.
- Drink and rally the next day.
- That's definitely Adamo.
- I'll drink and rally every day.
That's how I make my money! - Hey!
- Babe! - Go!
- Damn, she really wants a drink.
[laughter]
[dog barking]
- Who is the sexiest person in this room?
- I don't think I could fill Zah's cup up anymore,
but I'ma add something.
[all chanting] Chug, chug, chug, chug, chug!
- Who's most likely to cheat?
[crickets chirping]
It's just an honest question.
- Nothing good comes out of playing games like this.
Like, why can't we just play good, old fashioned
pool or ping pong?
- Can I do a double cup for Parker?
[chuckles]
- I'ma need more in my cup.
Whatever. Next question.
- Can I ask a question?
- Get flown out? - Mm-hmm.
- For money? - Mm-hmm.
[instrumental hip hop music]
- Flown out is when somebody pays
for your trips and your hotels and everything,
and they expect you to [bleep].
- Who's more likely to get flown out for money?
♪ ♪
- Damn, did you just look at Katie?
- Are you [bleep] serious, Parker?
You're literally dating someone who doesn't have a [bleep] job.
You're going to say that I'm the one
that's getting flown out?
That makes me feel like a piece of [bleep].
- I mean, I get flown out for money all the time.
- You just shut up.
- Don't make it a bigger deal than it has to be.
- OK. - Don't make it a bigger deal.
When I made that eye contact, I could feel
her-- like, her heart hurt.
Because she felt like that question
was directed towards her, but I never had that intention.
- I think Katie is probably one of the only people
in this group that has a real job.
I don't think Katie's getting flown out for no money.
- All right, this game is like--
- I don't know if I can take this any longer.
I'm tired of being talked down to.
That's not who I am.
I'm tired of being [bleep] on. It's exhausting.
- I don't care anymore.
I don't even want to play this game anymore.
- I love getting flewed out.
I mean, flown out is a good thing.
It's a compliment. I would-- it's a blessing.
Most people don't get flewed out.
♪ ♪
- Don't talk about it. Just stop talking about it.
- If Katie wanted to get flown out for money,
Katie would be-- - Just stop!
Y'all are being rude.
- Obviously, we're doing something wrong.
- Parker's just pissed off because I get to go
do fun [bleep] without him.
- I get pulled out from under--
- Hey we're keeping this at a seven!
- Chels, you didn't get flown out for money.
- They're making me look like a [bleep] hooker.
- Yeah, I knew this [bleep] was gonna go south.
The most likely game is the most likely to go bad,
and most likely to piss someone off,
which is most likely to make someone cry.
Most likely may the game would be over.
- A sugar baby, a hooker--
this is what he's basically calling me.
It's embarrassing as [bleep].
[line trilling]
- Greg better be dead if he's not answering my phone calls.
- At the tone, please record your message.
- I've been a laughing stock.
So if I've been a laughing stock--
- You haven't been a laughing stock.
- I can understand where she's coming from
when everybody's been [bleep] friends to each other.
- Hey. You know that last night--
- Please, shut the [bleep] up.
- Why are you waking up so angry?
- Get the [bleep] out of my face.
[instrumental hip hop music]
Yeah, it's hurtful when you love someone
and they can just attack you like that,
make you feel like [bleep].
Parker, like, you've put me through hell for four years,
and I'm still trying to be nice.
I just don't get where he's coming from.
I've been so nice. - You have been.
I know. It's not fair.
- [sobbing] I've been trying
to do everything right.
- I think all of us wanted to continue
this lake trip tradition and have Katie be involved,
as she always has been,
but maybe we didn't all take into account
the fact that this was going to be
incredibly difficult for her because Parker
is dating another girl now.
It's just a lot for her, and I don't think
we all kind of understood that.
- Like, I am so proud of you to come to like a vacation
around your ex-boyfriend and their new girl,
and then be as mature and, like, handle your [bleep]
the way that she has. No, it's not easy.
- I feel like it does take a lot of guts
to be in my shoes.
I wish someone else could be in my shoes and not just me.
- It's not... - Never.
- Comfortable for you.
And you really held your [bleep] together.
♪ ♪
- Let's not have a super late night tonight.
Let's get a good night's sleep. - No way!
♪ ♪
- You go to sleep. - Go the [bleep] to sleep.
♪ ♪
- Chelsea is back. Dude, you OK?
- Let me see your eyes. How do they look?
- Can I see what they look like?
- Joe. - Everyone's mad.
There's not a girl here happy. Chelsea!
Are you OK?
Let me tuck you in.
- At this point, who has had worse luck than me?
I haven't stepped on a crack.
I haven't walked past a black cat.
I don't know what's going on right now,
but this bad luck is not it.
- Are you OK? - Yes, goodnight.
- All right, I love you. - Goodnight.
I'm sorry that happened to you. - It's OK.
- Chelsea comes in
and she's like the walking dead.
You know I got you, honey? - I'm tired.
- All right, go to bed.
I'm just glad to see that she's healthy, alive
after Bethania poisoned her.
[laughs] I'm sorry.
Hey, good news, Chelsea is back.
She's not-- - She's breathing?
- She's breathing. We're good.
[laughter] - Thank god Chelsea is alive.
I did not want to be accountable for this.
I'm happy that she's healthy
and well, but I was stressed.
Godspeed, this is why we have holy water, you guys.
♪ ♪
[line trilling]
- Being here has just been stressful
because it makes me realize how much I actually like Greg,
but Greg better be dead if he's not answering my phone calls.
I'm talking side of the highway, cops, news.
I need to see articles.
There's no reason he should not be answering me.
[line trilling]
I would just hope he has more love for me
and would answer the [bleep] phone.
[line trilling]
- At the tone, please record your message.
- I need to know if he's out, you know,
if he's on another date, something.
Greg, I do not know why you're not answering me today.
I had such an eventful day today.
It just really hurts my feelings
that you're not answering,
and you don't even know what my day held.
That's all I could think about.
I hope you're enjoying yourself this weekend.
I'm going to freak out.
I just left Greg a voicemail.
All I wanted to do was just say, like, how today went,
you know? That's it.
- No.
- Did I do something wrong? - You didn't.
What do you--you haven't done anything wrong.
- That's all I can think.
- You're not doing anything wrong at all.
Hearing Adamo talk about everything
that he's going through, I wish there was
more I could do to help him.
- You know what?
You know what I can tell you is tomorrow
I'm not calling him for one [bleep] thing.
I'm not calling him at all.
As much as I make things seem like--
Like it's OK or, like, I don't care, like, of course,
like, deep down I do care.
[upbeat music]
It's just hard sometimes.
♪ ♪
- I love every person in here,
but, dude, I'm like, really tired.
Hey, goodnight, y'all.
Tonight was another disaster.
It's like, another one burned down in the books.
So I'm hopeful tomorrow that we can wake up fresh
and everything can be good with everyone.
[instrumental hip hop music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ We're all just living like there's ♪
♪ One night left here to go, go ♪
♪ Just know that you're not alone ♪
- Today was finally a step in the right direction with me
and Parker, the sweet guy.
- Thank you for understanding. - Yeah.
- It's not the lying, cheating, deceitful Parker.
Like, this is the Parker I want.
- ♪ But it's time to get out and get something ♪
♪ Let me tell you one thing ♪
♪ I will never stop till I become king ♪
♪ Level out the block party, everybody jumpin' ♪
♪ I rock, rock, rock the whole function ♪
♪ The only thing I know tonight is how to live it up ♪
♪ Everything you know notice right you got to give it up ♪
- I have very strong feelings for Parker.
I think, after fighting for so long,
it's nice to be on good terms with him
and be sweet with him.
- ♪ So just give it up one time, one time ♪
♪ And be free when the light shines ♪
♪ Tonight's all that we get to hold ♪
- Woo! Woo!
- Woo! - Woo!
- Oh, nipples.
- Oh, my gosh!
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- [snoring]
- [chuckles] You're not Savannah.
I mean, I'll be the first one to admit,
this is not the first time this has happened.
I mean, it's my brother.
I mean, I woke up next to him expecting it's Savannah.
I'm just glad I didn't put a hand on him.
I mean, Jesus.
Why did the Bethania have to come up with that game?
That was the worst game ever.
Oh, my God, I feel so bad.
- What are you going to do? - Bro, I don't know what to do.
- It was a hard night, bro.
I haven't got that drunk in a long time.
[laughter]
♪ ♪
- So that happened.
In the spur of the moment, I wanted to kiss him.
- You look good. - Thanks.
And I think I just want to take things slow
and see if there's any action.
I can't deny that I still have strong feelings for Parker.
Adamo, how are you feeling this morning after,
like, with your mom and stuff?
- I just still feel embarrassed.
- I wouldn't feel embarrassed.
- I just do.
Yesterday was, you know, kind of weird.
I tried to come out to my mom, and I didn't
because I chickened out.
- There's nothing to be embarrassed about.
- Yeah, definitely don't be embarrassed.
- And I really want to talk to Greg.
He just won't answer, and it makes me really sad.
OK, so you'll have some champagne with me
down at the dock, right? - I'll have a glass.
- That's what I'm talking about.
- This trip feels like a fever dream.
♪ ♪
- Even though Savannah and I are in a good place,
the game last night obviously ended with drama.
Who's more likely to get flown out for money?
♪ ♪
- I mean, I get flown out for money all the time.
- DJ, you shut up.
- They're making me look like a [bleep] hooker.
- I can't enjoy myself knowing that I hurt Katie.
- Morning.
Kathryn? - What?
- Morning. - Morning.
- Thank you for cleaning up.
Hey.
You know that last night--
- Please shut the [bleep] up. - Really?
- Yes. - Why?
- Because you're annoying as [bleep].
- Like, why are you waking up so angry?
- I'm not waking up angry.
I'm tired of your [bleep]. - God!
Is Katie pissed about
the fly out thing with the game
or did she see Savannah sneak out of my room?
Obviously, it hit a nerve.
- Because you've talked [bleep] about me
like that multiple times. You know what?
Get the [bleep] out of my face.
You're so [bleep] annoying, Parker.
I've been trying my best to make everyone happy.
But for him to just keep dogging on me, I don't get it.
♪ ♪
- Are you going to just keep this energy up all day?
- I don't give a [bleep].
I'm not going to be called a [bleep] sugar baby.
Like, I feel like it's just getting worse and worse.
It's toxic.
- Of course I did.
- Well, she usually just--
- Last night, it was terrible,
but hopefully it, you know, dies down.
And, you know, today we can wake up fresh and everything
can be good with everyone.
- Hello. - What's up?
- I just want to leave the lake house.
- Do you really want to leave?
Do you want to go sit down for a second to talk?
- I can't do this anymore.
- Honestly, selfishly, I want you here
and to stay and to hang out,
but I feel like you've just been getting hit every day
with, like, different [bleep].
- I genuinely do not want Katie to leave.
I think that she should stick it out here,
but when Katie gets an idea in her mind, she wants to go.
This sucks.
- I'm tired of, like, being the punching bag.
I'm tired of him trying to make me look bad.
I've been nice, and I'm tired of him making me feel lesser.
I'm not going to just let someone walk all over me.
- Yeah.
- And I just don't feel like there's
a purpose in me being here.
♪ ♪
- I caught something.
- I'll be honest.
Like, I'm gonna pick up this fishing pole
and I'm gonna fish because
it's the one peaceful thing I can do
at this lake house right now.
Then, if I catch a fish, I'm probably gonna
end up hurting it some way,
and there's gonna be some drama behind that as well.
- [bleep]. Uh-oh.
[reel whirring]
Parker, come help me.
- JuJu--
- [bleep]. - Oh, my God.
- [laughs] I got stuck on the dock.
I mean, I like getting stuck sometimes.
- All right, y'all, I came here.
I brought the vibes,
but y'all got to get y'all's [bleep] together.
What y'all going through-- - What are you talking about?
- I can't stay here that long. I got things to do.
- You just got here. - You're like, "Let's go."
[laughs]
Zah's leaving because we made him drink
that concoction of [bleep] last night.
So he's like, "I'm out of here.
"There's already too much [bleep] going on.
I'm hungover." - Thank you.
- Love you, man. - Love you.
Brother. - Good stuff.
- I'll see you back in the city.
- Love it. - We'll talk.
♪ ♪
- Guys, Katie's leaving if you want to say bye.
- What the [bleep]?
♪ ♪
- [gasps]
- Last night was completely just the last straw for me.
I have tried to stick it out this entire trip,
but I have reached my breaking point.
I'm just in a hurry. - OK, I love you.
- Love you.
You know, I was really trying to be cool,
like, the cool ex-girlfriend. - Good luck.
It's gonna be good.
- And I got here, and it was absolutely terrible,
and I just can't take it anymore.
I'm leaving.
- All right, good luck.
- Good luck. - Bye.
- I'm proud of you. - Good luck.
- This is the opposite of a fun getaway.
Get me out of here. - Bye.
[soft dramatic music]
- Oh, God.
Did Parker tell her what happened last night?
♪ ♪
Me and Katie really bonded,
and I don't know why she's leaving,
but I really hope it's not because
she found out about me and Parker.
♪ ♪
- Please come back. - No.
There's, like, no point. I'm tired of the drama.
- I want to tell Katie that she can stay--
like, she needs to stay-- but I know
that I can't because it's gonna upset Savannah.
Me and Savannah are finally in a good place.
- Like, it's been a lot but, you know, we love you.
- This trip shouldn't be made on humiliating people, though,
and bringing people down, though.
So I understand if you're upset--
come back. - But it wasn't even that way.
Like, why would you even say that?
- Well, I mean, I've been humiliated.
I can understand if she's felt that way too,
so I understand.
A trip shouldn't be made off of things.
I don't even know what happened last night
'cause I wasn't even here. - I love you.
- I just don't want to deal with it anymore.
- Be safe. - I love you.
- Text me whenever you get there.
- I will.
- Things aren't funny when it comes down
to making people feel bad and saying
mean, spiteful things. - Yeah.
- I know. - It's like, we're all family.
Like, our best friend is leaving now because
of all the [bleep] that's been going on.
- I mean, I can't blame her. - No.
- But I do want you to stay. I don't want you to go.
- Love you. [laughter]
We'll talk later.
- Love you, Kate. - We love you.
- Bye, boo. Good luck, Katie.
- But how the hell am I gonna get home?
♪ ♪
- I heard about last night.
♪ ♪
[electronic music]
- Of course it isn't sunny when I'm leaving.
♪ ♪
- Hopefully, she'll come back,
but, like, what even happened last night
that made her want to leave so bad?
- We we're playing, like, this game,
like, who's most likely to--
- It was my turn, and I couldn't think of anything,
and JuJu was like-- what'd you say?
- Nothing crazy.
Just who's most likely to get flewed out?
- It struck a nerve.
- Since this whole trip, I've been a laughing stock,
so if I've been a laughing stock--
- You haven't' been a laughing stock.
- You have not. No.
- Y'all talk about my genital health
and what's going on my body all day.
That's [bleep] ignorant.
I mean, I just wake up to all the [bleep] at this point.
Katie has to feel humiliated.
I mean, someone saying like, "Oh, you have sugar daddies
"and, oh, you get flown out
and people pay for your life."
Like, that-- that is humiliating.
Like, I can understand that she wants to leave.
I wanted to leave after the emergency room.
It just seems like all the guys are going to sit there
and always have Parker's back.
Things aren't funny when it comes down
to making people feel bad
and saying mean, spiteful things.
- Yeah.
- So, like, I don't understand, like,
why everyone has to pick out people's nerves about stuff.
I can understand where she's coming from
when everybody's been [bleep] friends to each other.
♪ ♪
- I don't know why the man I've been talking to,
he won't answer me.
I do not understand why Greg is not answering me.
I'm literally freaking out right now.
[line trilling]
And I'm literally about to tour all of Atlanta
just to see if I could find him.
- You cool? - I don't know.
I'm about to lose my [bleep] mind.
Like, I'm actually trying to be calm about it, but--
- I'm sure he know your [bleep].
- I keep calling. Yeah, he knows.
I don't know, like, if it's been
like, three, four days now I've been calling him here.
- Oh, that's too long. How are you doing?
I'm JuJu, and welcome to another edition
of How to Be a Player.
- This is the last time I'm calling his ass.
[line trilling]
[buzzer blares]
- If you want to be a successful player,
do the exact opposite of what you just saw.
♪ ♪
- I feel like you've been going through it this trip.
- I have. It's, like, nonstop.
- It's OK. - Sad.
- I'm sad.
- Oh, yeah, we weren't laughing at you.
- Yeah.
[laughter]
- I heard you guys laughing about it.
I don't know what's so funny about me saying--
- We're not laughing. - Hey, hey, hey, hey, stop.
- We would never laugh at you, babe.
- No, we would never laugh at you.
And I hope you know--
I feel like we've gotten way closer.
- Yeah.
- And I hope you know I would never just like--
- I just feel like I wasn't feeling good yesterday.
Everyone thinks I'm being dramatic.
- 'Cause you're not--
- But, like, when it comes to, like, my health and stuff
like that, that's nothing
for me to, like, be dramatic about.
Like, that's [bleep] that I actually take seriously.
Like, my dad has health issues,
and my dad almost died before from,
like, no one taking him seriously
when it came to him while he was in the military.
So, like, stuff like that, I do take seriously.
- I totally get that. Like, my dad has MS.
- Same with my brother. - Really?
- Wait, what? - Yep.
- Her dad has MS, and my brother has MS.
- How old is he?
- He got diagnosed when I was 18.
- He's so young.
- My family deals with constant health problems,
and we wish that we knew, before they got so serious,
how serious they could potentially be.
So it's sad when nobody else is even able to listen
'cause it just brings me back to the moments
when no one listened before.
And now my family deals with all this stuff now,
and it's even worse.
- Is it with your spine?
- It was, like muscles, right?
- Basically, like, my brother-- I don't know how to explain it,
but your body is, like, kind of--
- It shuts down. - Yeah, basically.
- So, like, for my dad, his right leg,
like, he has to, like-- like, his whole right body,
he has to, like, limp around.
- My brother, he has seizures. - Oh, wow.
- And then, he used to throw up blood.
His was really bad, so he gets brain infusions
and he's on anti-seizure medicine.
- My dad has a brain infusion too.
- I have an older brother.
His name is Michael.
That's like, my best friend.
I would do any and everything for him.
I mean, like, my brother's doing better.
Like, it was hard for him to work a little bit.
- I really want to meet your family.
- You know, I never met anyone else who dealt with MS.
I never knew Savannah's dad had MS.
And now, knowing that,
I feel so much closer to her than ever.
And I feel like now I have somebody I can relate to
on so many different levels, because I feel like
we're different compared to everyone else.
- Yeah, I feel like we relate on so many levels.
- I can make us Reubens.
- Reubens sound so [bleep] good, dude.
- I make the best.
- A Reuben is something, you know, white people make.
I don't know what the [bleep] that is.
Is it salmon? What is that?
It's, like, pink. What is it?
- Let's actually go out on the water today
and have, like, a real lake day.
We'll go in, like, ten minutes
when the Reubens are done, y'all.
- They do look like a Reuben, right?
And now, I know what a Reuben is; I forgot.
- This might be one of the best Reubens
I've ever made--ever, ever.
- And then, he'll talk about it later like,
"Man, how good was that Reuben earlier?"
- Damn, Parker, you already digging in there, brother?
- We want them.
- I love being on the boat. I love being on the water.
The sun is shining, and it feels like a great day.
- This is the best Reuben I've ever made.
- The sun is out, and we're ready to have fun.
♪ Ahh ♪
Oh, my God, I felt like I was in a recording studio.
- You got it. - ♪ Make 'em bounce ♪
♪ All this dirty money
♪ In this city run the house ♪ - Whoo!
- Whoo! Whoo! - Yeah, I'm gonna go.
Whoo! - Whoo!
- Look at babe. - Babe.
- [wheezes] No.
- Oh, nipples.
- [laughs] Oh!
Oh, my gosh!
- No one really knows this about me,
but low-key, like, I really do want to be a stripper.
all: Aye!
- Time to party!
Whoo! Make it rain!
Even if it's for one night.
- You have great boobs!
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
- Chug, chug, chug!
- Chug! - Chug!
♪ ♪
- We have two boats. We have tubes going.
We have music, drinks.
Like, it's probably the first time
it's been super consistent with being peaceful.
Hi, boys.
This is the energy I've wanted all along.
- So did you come by my room last night?
'Cause, like, I can, like--
I can't really remember.
- The back of this boat is definitely rocking right now.
I'm getting a little, like... [imitates boat rocking]
And it's not the waves. - We're getting ocean sick.
- It's definitely not the waves.
The water is still as hell.
[laughter]
- Because when you're drunk, you're, like,
"Come to my room."
Uh-huh. - [chuckles]
- Things seem pretty good right now,
but in the next 24 hours, we'll see what happens next
when it comes to Parker and Savannah.
- ♪ Treat me like family, treat me like fam ♪
♪ Treat me like family, nothing but love ♪
♪ Now, we ain't blood ♪
♪ But they treat me like family ♪
- I ain't seen a fireplace be lit in so long.
[phone ringing]
- I swear this better be Greg.
- Hello?
- Yeah, this is him.
- Ugh!
- No, it's not. This is Jazzy.
- No, this is Parker. Who is this?
- This is definitely Parker.
- Mom, this is Parker. Rude. What's up?
- Yes, it is, Mom.
- OK, then you can just hang up then.
[phone clicks]
- Hello?
[chuckles] Dude, my mom called.
She's like, "This isn't you." - Yeah.
- And then, she hung up on you? - Yeah.
[laughter] - Let's try again.
- Let me her answer now, see if she'll listen.
Yes, Mom.
What are you doing? - It's still me.
It's still the same person that called--
you talked to originally.
- She be crazy as hell. Remember?
- Yeah, it's been a lot of fun.
- Oh, I love you too.
- I know.
- Katie actually left today.
- I didn't kick her out. She chose to leave.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, it's just sad.
Like, she's kind of upset, so it's...
- You should probably call her and check on her.
- It's a weird situation.
My mom wants me to end up with Katie.
- I wish you guys could get along and not--
you know, not argue.
You guys have been through so much together.
I just want you to be with Parker.
He really, like, has a lot of feelings for you.
- That's, like, her baby,
so it's, like, no one's gonna be as good as Katie
in my mom's eyes.
- Oh, my. You don't even know the [bleep] half of it.
Oh, my God.
I actually took Katie and Savannah
both on the boat yesterday,
just the three of us.
[laughter]
- Yeah, I know.
Both of them teaming up against me.
It was a lot, Mom.
- Tell me about it.
- I miss you too, and I love you.
- All right, Mom. Love you too.
- Bye.
- Parker, what Mom say?
- She's checking in
to see what's up. - Yeah?
Did she ask about me? - Mm-hmm.
- No, she didn't. - She goes, "How's JuJu?"
No, she didn't. - He be lying. No [bleep].
That's messed up.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- You want to do it with your seasoning?
Whatever you want to do, brother.
- What are we eating?
- You know how people throw the cheese
on people's foreheads? Can I do it with the steak?
- Yeah. - For real?
We have a long history of slapping meat.
Not like that, though.
Not gonna hurt? - Mm-mm.
- For real? - Mm-hmm.
No.
You can't hit me with a steak.
- I was really gonna do it. - I know you were.
- Dude, I got excited.
Can I do it to you? - No!
I just showered. I just showered.
- Just a little smack. - No.
- Come on, dude. - No, dude.
- Here. Let me get you.
- If you smack me, I can smack you.
- Mm-hmm. - Bet on it.
On our friendship. - You go first, though.
- On our friendship. - Mm-hmm.
- Just do it.. - All right.
[quirky music]
♪ ♪
- Ow, dude! - That was hard.
- There's nothing better than hitting somebody
in the face with a piece of meat.
- Eating sandwiches-- you [bleep] eat them quick.
- I'ma call him. I have to.
I've called Greg so many times
he's gonna think I'm [bleep] nuts,
but I don't give a [bleep].
Like, why are you not answering me?
What is he doing?
My chest hurts 'cause I'm, like,
so annoyed right now.
[line trilling]
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Adamo.
- Greg.
- Greg! - He answered?
- Well, damn, I guess the bitch that was in your bed tonight
must be gone by now.
Finally answered the phone.
Now, I really want to curse his ass out.
Why did you not answer me yesterday?
Do you know, like, I've been going through it?
- Uh, I was not aware that you're going through it
until I listened to your voicemail this morning.
- OK. Well, like, what was the reason?
I called you, like, five times yesterday.
♪ ♪
- The reality was I was camping
in the mountains of North Georgia
with Zach and a couple of his friends.
- Who is Zach? Have I met him before?
- Uh-uh. You've not met Zach before.
He lives in Atlanta. He's a total sweetheart.
- I want to beat his [bleep] ass.
How old is he?
- He is 32 years old.
We were literally sitting in the water
with no phone, no anything,
and I deliberately didn't even look at my phone
until I went to bed at, like, 4:00 in the morning.
- So let me get this straight.
You're at a creek with friends,
and you're jumping rock to rock,
and y'all are just watching the moon
till, uh, I don't know, 4:00 in the morning,
and you haven't checked your phone since all day?
Yeah, I'm not buying it.
- I like you. I like talking to you.
I enjoy my time with you.
All I'm saying is, though,
there's no reason to think anything more of it
than "he didn't answer my call."
- Ugh.
[hangs up]
I can't believe it.
[sighs] This sucks.
- ♪ Give me one reason ♪
♪ To give it another try ♪
♪ And I've been trying to find something besides you ♪
♪ Give me one reason to give it another try ♪
- Ah, there she is. - "There she is."
- As gorgeous as ever, still. - Thanks, love.
- The most beautiful girl here. - What?
- The most beautiful girl here. - Thank you.
You say that every time I walk into a room.
It's kind of cute. - I'm gonna keep saying it
every time you walk into a room.
- DJ I are vibing a lot.
I think that this is reminding me
of why I liked DJ in the beginning.
He's sweet.
He's charismatic. He's kind.
And, I don't know,
I'm getting those butterflies all over again
just honestly talking to him.
- You know what's weird is, like, back in the day,
when we used to, like, whatever with each other,
it didn't, like, really do anything to me,
but, like, now, like, getting to know you,
like, more in depth, it, like, makes me nervous.
- It's weird honestly hearing you talk like that,
'cause I never hear you.
You're a softie at heart, though.
- I really am.
There's a lot of different type of players.
You got the aggressive players.
You got the creepy players.
I'm more of a suave, cool, smooth kind of player.
I don't say too much. I don't do too much.
I just let it come to me.
I just want to show you and take you on that date and--
- Are you actually serious? - Yeah.
Where you wanna go? Like, I want to do something
like, fun, kind of cool--like, something different, like--
- I would go race car driving.
I've always wanted to drive, like...
on a race track. Yeah. - On race cars?
I mean, you're giving my heart a race right now, honestly.
- You're so smooth with it.
- You know my intentions behind it.
- If you're serious about the date and everything,
then I think when we get to Buckhead,
we'll see where everything goes.
DJ brought up our date again, which I think is a good sign.
And I honestly think he forgot about kissing Chelsea,
so that's also a good sign.
And I'm just excited to see how things go.
If we're gonna do this, I don't want to be in a situation like
the Parker-Savannah situation. - Yeah.
- We are too good of friends to be going in circles,
like, the way that Sav is with Parker.
- Mm-hmm. - Like, I can't do that.
- You know she's been sleeping in my room.
She sleeps a bunk above me.
Last night, she whispers down to me...
I said, "You're a grown woman.
You could do what you want to do."
[dramatic music]
And she laid there for a little longer.
And, like, she took off.
- Are you serious? - Yeah.
It happened last night, so...
♪ ♪
- I am shocked.
Did Katie find out that Parker and Sav hooked up
and that's why she's leaving?
I don't know, but if that's the case,
then I don't blame her for leaving.
- Sorry. Sorry I held her up.
- This is actually hot. - Oh, hold on.
- You want a drink, or you want a drink?
- I'm about to go up anyways.
- I shall be back.
- Uh...
♪ ♪
I want Sav to know that we know, you know?
I don't want to whisper behind her back.
People fight, they hook up, and it's fine.
I mean, it's called "make-up sex" for a reason.
No one's judging you for it.
We just want to know what's up, like, really.
I heard about last night.
[tense music]
This is what I didn't want to happen.
Like, I don't want to be judged.
I don't want drama.
I don't want this to be a huge thing
where I have to have this conversation
with everyone in the house.
It's really no one's business.
♪ ♪
- I'm sorry. - You know, I want you
to really find happiness.
Whether if it's Parker or not,
I'll still be here. - I know.
- You do know how much I care about you.
It's like--
- But I just don't know if I do.
[sobbing] I really don't want to be on camera right know.
- She's crying? - She's bawling.
- It's been a long time.
- It has. It's been so long.
- I was camping.
- So that's why you weren't answering my phone calls?
- I had, like, eight missed calls from you.
- And I felt like I did something wrong.
- Katie, like, leaving--
I don't know what it is, but I just miss her, bro.
- Do you love her? Are you still in love with her?
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- My heart's telling me one thing,
and my head's telling me something different.
- Made in Georgia.