[dark tense music]
- If you was to see me and Jamal around each other,
what would you do?
- I'm supposed to call the police.
- [Darquavion] I ain't trying to,
I'm not trying to do none of that [beep].
- He has to understand that if he crosses lines,
it could put him back in prison.
- Your mother's on her deathbed.
The stipulation says you cannot see your mother
because she's a felon.
Are you gonna go see your mother?
- There is a--
- Are you, yes or no?
- Shut up and hear what I'm gonna say.
- I'm taking my nephew with me.
Let's go.
Get your stuff.
- I missed out on a lot since I was gone.
I just wanna have some fun.
I don't do many things in moderation.
It's not one drink, it's not two drinks.
- [Sandra] How'd it go for you, Nick?
Were you able to resist the temptation?
- No.
You already know I did have a couple hurricanes.
Good morning.
- It's kind of irritating because we told him
we didn't want him banging bitches in our back bedroom.
- [Nick] What are you looking at me like that for?
- Hey!
[all cheering]
This is on me, to you.
- Ari told me that she doesn't have any money,
and this bottle was $350,
so I'm confused on where the money's coming from.
Nobody trusts you.
And you're not doing anything to make it better.
- All right.
- Got my travel pass.
I'm thrilled that I just got approved for parole
to go to California to see my girlfriend Mary.
If I decide to bring Mary back,
can we live here?
- When I say no, I mean no.
[tense dramatic music]
- You may as well leave our house,
because it's really awkward.
We've had a tremendous amount of turmoil.
He's making things really tough in this house.
- [beep] me off.
[beep] me up emotionally.
And I don't want to [beep] hear it.
[cell doors slamming]
[slow tense music]
[knocking at door]
- Yeah, yeah.
Come on in. - Hey, Mark.
How's it going?
- Oh.
About to be expected.
You know, he texted and wanted Sharna
to basically change her attitude,
and just more demands.
There's been so much antagonism that we've received
from him on a regular basis.
- Hey honey?
- Yeah, hang on.
- I got the rest of these printed out.
You need to come read these.
These are just, they're obnoxious and ridiculous.
I'm just, let's look at some of this.
I mean, I underlined some on there.
This is some more I printed out.
It's just pretty ridiculous.
You think I'm an idiot and I will break your things
if I use them.
[dark tense music]
I've been printing out texts from Bill,
because I've reached my limit of negativity,
criticisms, complaints, and I want Mark to be able
to read all of these, and to really see
what's going on, because ultimately Mark and I
have to make this decision,
and we have to do it together.
I deserve the same respect that I give
you and Mark always.
Like my pleading with you to be the Christian
I know that you are.
I'm not your child, Sharna,
but you address me as if I am, constantly.
You find fault in virtually all I do or try to do,
then speak down condescendingly to me
with a very abrupt tone.
Of course this is a text.
How's he about speaking down to you,
and my tone and things, when it's a text?
It's a little crazy.
- Okay.
All this you're not a Christian stuff
is just ridiculous.
- That's over and over.
Like he's saying I'm a hypocrite.
- The texts, they were just shocking to me.
Constant wanting to argue and belittle my wife,
it's just too much for me to think about
him staying here.
- Before he left he accused me of false things,
like that I run around in skimpy stuff,
and I just, I feel that it's not safe for me
anymore when you're gone at night to have him here.
Because I don't know what thoughts are in his mind,
if that's what comes out of his mouth.
The last two or three weeks, things got more aggressive.
He became more confrontational.
And I told Mark, I can't handle this anymore.
- I've seen enough of it,
and I'm definitely not gonna tolerate it.
I'm not gonna let you just get hammered
by somebody that just wants to put you down.
And this is just, it's just way too much.
[soft tense music]
- So how's it feel driving around downtown?
- It's like riding a bike, you know?
It's like you just remember.
- Since the incident in the club,
I realized Ari just seems to cause ruckus
in her life and everyone else's around her.
- She's the one buying the bottles and pouring the shots,
so I'm like, the [beep] is this [beep]?
We good--
- But even with all the drama,
I still decided to go with her today
to get her nose pierced,
and I'm just trying to have a drama free day.
So...
- Yeah, you could have got 10 Patron bottles.
I'm over that.
- I feel better today.
I feel like me and Tiffane have put the issue
from the club behind us,
and I'm definitely happy to be living
in Indianapolis with Tiffane.
I talked to my mom this morning.
- I mean like, it's just draining.
But she's like, she be in my ass.
My mom absolutely hates the idea
that I'm living in Indiana.
I think my mom is definitely scared
that I'm gonna slip back into my old lifestyle.
Because this is where everything went down for me,
and the last place I was free. [laughs]
If I had to move to my mom's house in Georgia,
I know I wouldn't be able to be independent.
But I just really wanted to mark my own ground kind of,
and just be able to prove to them
that I can make it on my own.
- Hello! - Hi!
- [Clerk] How are you doing today?
- [Ari] I'm great, how are you?
- [Clerk] I'm doing awesome. - [Ari] Cool, cool.
- So what can we do for you today?
- All right, we can definitely take care of that for you.
This is your first time getting your nose pierced?
- No, it's like my tenth. [laughing]
- Just have a hard time keeping them in, huh?
- Yeah, I just keep going to jail, so.
- Gotcha.
Gotcha. [Ari laughs]
So go and look over this, fill out that,
answer these questions, and I will take care
of the bottom.
- Okay.
[slow tense music]
- I guess it don't matter. Yeah that's fine.
I definitely believe that Ari is trying
to butter me up so she can stay with me
and convince me that she's gonna do better,
but as of right now, I feel like she's all talk.
Like, that fight with her and Quinn
really put the icing on the cake.
Ari's clearly spending money,
buying bottles in the club.
I don't know where she got it from,
and it's just weird.
It's kind of suspicious.
- All right, we all ready?
- Yes.
Yes, yes, yes. - Come on back.
- My nose ring was something that was
taken from me when I got incarcerated,
and now I'm out.
I definitely appreciate Tiffane coming.
She didn't have to, especially how rocky things were.
We're vibing pretty well right now,
so hopefully the vibe continues to be
in this good direction, so.
- [Clerk] You ready?
- Yeah.
- [Clerk] All right.
[slow tense music]
- I don't even wanna watch.
[Ari laughing]
When Ari was in prison, she would tell me that
she was just dreaming of getting a job,
being in a relationship,
being a free adult.
And I promised that I would stick beside her
and help her achieve her goals.
- [Clerk] All right, just go ahead and take a nice
big deep breath in for me, and out.
- But I can't take those steps for her.
She's gonna have to grow up
and take the initiative, or this situation
is just not gonna work, for either one of us.
Ooh.
- We are done.
Wanna take a look at it?
[slow tense music]
- I just don't know if she's gonna be able to slow down.
Like she still wants to be in the club.
I wanna move forward.
I want this to work.
But no more chances.
- I'm a bad bitch.
[soft music]
- I hadn't had contact with Darquavion for quite a while.
I hadn't since the fight with Uncle Joe,
so I called him.
And we decided we would meet up.
I'm very happy we're meeting up,
but I'm pretty nervous about where it could end up.
Because Darquavion's angry,
when I said that I would call the police.
- Me and Jamal are going to see each other.
- You're both on parole,
and you're not supposed to see each other.
- If you was to see me and Jamal around each other,
and we was to be here, what would you do?
- I'm supposed to call the police.
- [Darquavion] I ain't trying to,
I'm not trying to hear none of that [beep].
I'm not trying to hear none of that, though.
- It was disappointing that he left.
However, he has to understand that that's what it's like
to be on parole.
You cannot cross lines that can get you arrested
and put back in prison.
[slow tense music]
- When I left Henry to go with my Uncle Joe,
it was kind of stressful.
Once he said he was gonna call the police on me,
that was just, that was the end of the story right there.
it was definitely not good.
I feel like he just didn't know how to
go about things the right way.
My emotions and feelings are everywhere.
Just talking with Henry can go either way.
I'm going to come with him correct,
as a man, though.
Everything on the table that's needed to be addressed.
- Hey.
[slow tense music]
- Hey, Darquavion.
It's good to see you, man.
- Good to see you, too.
Last couple months I've been working very hard,
been trying to get my priorities in order,
trying to figure out my life,
and what it is that I need to do
to get to where I need.
Haven't really spoke to Henry much,
but the last time we spoke,
things wasn't what they were supposed to be, so.
- [Henry] Let's go get something inside.
- Trying to gather my thoughts, get myself together.
Because I don't want to leave on bad terms
from the last conversation we had,
so I've agreed to meet up.
- So you're working long hours, huh?
- Yeah.
One job I work from seven to 2:30,
then the other job I work from 5:30
to 5:30 in the morning.
- Wow, that's a lot.
- Yeah.
- [Henry] You're good at finding things to do?
- Yeah, work isn't a problem.
- Yeah.
I thought we could talk about
about what happened that you ended up--
- You know, our last conversation was based off of
you saying that I wouldn't be able to see Jamal,
if I was to see Jamal, you would call the police.
As a young black man, already what I've been through,
that was just like a red flag to me.
Where I came from, you and the police turned me like
you were telling on me, and when you're telling on me
it's like damn, you don't wanna see me succeed,
you don't wanna see me win, you don't wanna see me elevated,
like you wanna keep me,
basically wanna keep me stagnant.
[tense music]
I was very disappointed.
I would have thought that you
would have been more understanding.
- I wasn't gonna call the police.
I was using anything I could do
to try to get you to stay
in carefully within the realms of what you need to do,
and so I threw that one out.
You got irritated, which is understandable.
I didn't get a chance to level with you on that.
My only worry at that time was
that you might not be reading this
for how bad it could be.
- But when the police come, they don't like
talking most of the time, especially male cops.
They're not trying to hear nothing.
The first thing they wanna do is be aggressive,
and tell me to shut up, and turn around,
and innocent until proven guilty,
that's a lie.
You're guilty until proven innocent, you know, so.
- I don't like the fact that you might be
very right about what you just said.
- It's the truth.
It's the truth, though.
It's nothing but the truth.
- I'm sorry if my saying about the police
just freaked you out too much.
I didn't want to freak you out.
Did you get over it a little?
[tense music]
- Yeah, I got over it.
It was unfortunate how it happened though.
It was just more so of me not thinking of longevity,
it was me thinking in the moment.
You know?
- I am sorry for any way that you had,
that you weren't comfortable,
because you can't read my mind,
you can't know where I stand.
- Right.
I feel like I got off what was on my chest.
And now that we got everything situated,
I really need a favor from him,
but I'm not sure that I can swallow my pride
and ask him if he's able to do it for me.
- We could meet again, to sit and talk,
and you can tell me more about your experiences,
because I am interested to hear
what you need next, what you're gonna do next,
and how we're gonna make sure you get there.
- I haven't spoke to Uncle Joe.
- No.
[soft tense music]
- Bill left two weeks ago
to visit his girlfriend in California,
and since then, the disparaging texts
and drama have not stopped.
[dark tense music]
So I called him to let him know
that when he returns,
he will not be able to stay in our home.
In the phone call, Bill seemed pretty upset,
but mostly annoyed with me,
and it seemed like he wanted to manipulate his way
when he got back.
Like, we'll see.
And now I haven't heard from him since.
I just know I'm gonna have to change these locks
and get the new ones on.
There we go.
This way, he won't have a key,
and he won't tell us when he's gonna come and go.
So.
This will give us a new sense of security.
Okay.
I know Bill's not particularly violent,
but he's still an ex-convict.
- We had no idea what day or time he was coming back.
I want security that he could not just walk
in this house when he came back.
I never dreamed when we took Bill in
that it would come to this,
and it's just time for him to go.
I've had enough of him.
[slow tense music]
- Life at home is stressful.
I just feel like I can't get comfortable.
I think that adds to all the stress level,
because I never want to go home.
If I'm doing what I think's right,
and trying to stay out of their hair,
well I'm wrong for doing that.
You know, I mean where you at,
what are you doing, or like,
but then if I'm there, I feel like a burden.
I'm just in the way.
So I feel like I'm wrong whatever I do.
I can't be comfortable at all.
- Well.
I really haven't been dealing with it that well.
I'm drinking hard alcohol daily.
It's bad news.
I've been gone for two and a half years now.
I'm home, I'm free.
I wanna make up for the time I was gone.
If I wanna party and get [beep] up,
and take a chick home from the bar,
I wanna do that.
It's time to start living my life again.
Sandra's been nice through the whole beginning of it,
but I feel like there's a lot of passive aggressive
animosity towards me.
As soon as something doesn't seem right,
she immediately wants to jump to conclusions,
and think the worst possible.
Wish Kyle had my back, you know what I mean?
But I feel like these conversations
that Kyle and Sandra have
are different than what comes to me.
Wish I knew what the talk was behind closed doors,
like are you guys for me or are you against me?
[tense music]
- Hi guys. - Hello.
- If you wouldn't mind just following me,
we'll get you started.
- All right, thank you very much.
You wanna go first?
- No.
- No?
- [Sandra] I don't know.
I'm scared I'm gonna hit myself with this.
- You come back here, take one hand.
Step forward, and throw through.
[Sandra laughing]
- Nick said he was starting a job on Monday.
- Hopefully he does.
He's gonna need it.
- I am kind of concerned though,
because he just seems so occupied
with all these females, and he's not really
focusing on himself, and I've been feeling
like Nick was a little off the last few times,
and the fact that he doesn't come home
makes me wonder if he's doing all right.
I don't mind that Nick's not here too much,
because well, let's be honest,
that's one less person in my space.
But it does make me worry what trouble he might
be getting himself into because he's not coming home.
- I don't know, there's been a couple times
where he's come home.
I've kind of questioned whether or not,
if whether he's high or on something,
but if he's using, I'm sure it'll come to light if so.
- We maybe will have to talk to him about it.
- I know Nick's track record, and I know his past,
but trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.
He gave me his word, and I'm hoping that he keeps it.
Yeah, I don't want to stick a drug test
in his face or something and make it look like
he's on the spot, or like he's under investigation.
- Nick bought a flashy car, and he's been running around
with all these girls.
I'm pretty sure he was high in our house
the other night.
Nick and Kyle were cooking dinner,
and just the way he acts,
like I can't even describe it.
The way he looked, the way he sounded,
the way he acted.
And he dropped a whole pan of raw chicken
on the ground before it could go in the oven.
I mean, I think he was high.
- I know, it puts me in a tight spot,
because I don't know.
Do I be the juror or the executioner here?
- I, I--
- I feel no responsibility for Nick.
Nick's a grown adult.
If he wants to go stay out,
I ain't calling him and telling him
he's past his curfew.
- No, I agree.
I just almost feel like a parent in a sense,
that I am worried about what he's doing.
[tense music]
- Bro, it's [beep] 4:27 in the morning.
[beep] and this [beep] is making
all this noise, like.
- I don't even wanna deal with this [beep] right now like.
[Ari laughing]
- Ari, [beep] shut the [beep] up, bro.
I have to be up in the morning.
Like, can y'all chill out?
- [Ari] Sorry!
- I'm not even about to come for her right now,
because all the [beep] that happened
in the club, but in the morning,
when she [beep] sobers up,
we're gonna have to have a real conversation,
because I'm sick of this [beep], like.
- Like, is she serious right now?
- Yo, chill out. - [Ari] Shh!
- We had this talk when I took her
to the [beep] shop to get her nose ring,
and all this other [beep],
like and you still gonna come in here
at 4:28 in the morning, loud as hell,
making all this [beep] noise, like.
[tense dramatic music]
What the [beep]?
Ari, [beep] shut the [beep] up, bro.
Like dead ass, [beep] up.
[tense music]
[announcer speaking over P.A.]
But I'm kind of hoping to ask him
if I can move back into the house with him,
and have a place to stay.
If Henry doesn't allow me to live with him,
and he says no,
I'll probably have to go back to Kalamazoo.
The risk that I have to take in consideration
would be how long I'm gonna survive,
where's my money gonna come from?
- I'm kind of curious now.
So what do you have to tell me about?
How it's been, what's been good,
what's been not good?
- Transitioning, that's the biggest part for me.
It's hard to get an apartment.
Living place to place.
Trying to figure it out. - Oh, so did you move
place to place?
- Yeah, after I went and stayed with Joe,
it was havoc.
I thought I was ready to jump into the real world,
and be on my own, and in reality, I wasn't.
Joe gave me structure, but it was too much structure.
I didn't need it all at one time.
I couldn't relax.
Have to do this, have to do that.
And I just couldn't take it all in at once.
So I left.
- Yeah, I was couch surfing for a moment.
I do what I had to do.
That's my uncle and I love him,
but it just, we wasn't seeing eye to eye.
- What do you want now?
- To tell society that I'm not a statistic.
That I'm not a person who went in prison,
came out of prison,
and did the same thing over.
- So what do you wanna do?
- Begin my career.
Find out what it is that I really want.
You know, not just a job-- - Find your passion.
- Right.
If I can go help out children,
between the ages of seven and 15, 16,
I'd do that.
Giving some type of guidance.
Something that I didn't have.
That's what I really wanna do.
- Well, this has been a lot of fun,
getting to talk with you.
- Yeah.
Definitely.
- I did notice that you are not eating.
- I'm just not hungry.
I got a lot on my mind.
- [Henry] What else do you want?
What else do you need?
- A place I can just call home.
[tense music]
- So what if I could help you do this?
You can come stay at my house and call it home,
and you can do that for a while.
- That sound, yeah.
I can do that.
- Yeah, yeah.
Well, here's to celebration.
- [Darquavion] New beginnings.
- Yeah, new beginnings.
- I like that.
I like the sound of that.
- [Henry] Yeah.
- I am kinda relieved that he asked me first,
because I didn't expect it.
I thought I was gonna be the one asking him first.
Of course at times I feel like I should have stayed
here in Northville with Henry.
I'm just very happy that I got the opportunity
to try this over again.
Hopefully this time it goes great,
we get along,
and I'm able to do what it is
that I need to get to where I need in life.
[soft tense music]
- Ari is an out of control drunk.
She's spending money in the club
when that money could have been contributed
towards the rent.
Then last night, you come home,
drunk as hell, making all this noise.
It's 4:30 in the morning, I gotta be up early.
I'm over it.
- [Ari] Hey.
- Hey.
I'm tired, honestly.
- [Ari] Yeah I bet.
You got a lot going on.
[tense music]
- In the beginning, I wanted to help Ari out
because I saw this bad path that she was going down.
Now I think that I was just being naive
to think I could possibly influence Ari.
Like, I can just see, like
she's just bringing a lot of chaos into my life.
It's not been official for either one of us.
These last few days have really just been
kinda stressful, then it's just kinda got me
unfocused on [beep] that I need to focus on,
because I'm just so worried about this whole situation.
I don't see how you even think that's okay
to be like, you know, waking me up in the middle
of the night because you need to come in
out of nowhere, like I thought we had
an understanding and then you get here,
and it's just like, you wilding out.
Like you just wanna have fun.
- Tiffane looks pissed the [beep] off.
Like I can just tell in her body language.
You know, it's kinda like a shot,
but again, I understand where she's coming from
because I have not been here.
And I just need to kind of tighten up.
And you know.
Prove to her that this is the best choice.
- Basically, it's like,
And it's like, at this point,
it's just causing me more stress
than it's worth.
Like I've been up all night, I'm tired as hell,
trying to decide, what do I do?
I just don't think Ari's ready
to make the changes that I need from her.
I feel like I've been more than patient with her.
But I feel like she's exhausting all her tries.
[Tiffane sighs]
So I mean, I think we really need to
scratch this whole living situation,
like we're just in two different spaces.
Honestly, it's kind of hard to live with somebody
I don't trust.
- I mean, I see where you're coming from.
So I apologize.
- I don't know, I'm just kinda over it.
[tense music]
- It's disappointing to hear
that Tiffane no longer wants me to live with her.
I wasn't expecting it, at all.
I really thought we were gonna be able
to work through the issues.
I would like to stay,
and I'm not trying to put you in a tight spot,
because it has had a ripple effect.
Obviously again you've gotten backlash
from people you care about, so I get it.
- It was a very hard decision to come to,
just because I do like to help people,
and try to help people be in better situations.
But I've learned that you can't always please others.
You have to do what's best for you.
- I mean, I guess, I don't know Tiffane.
I don't know.
I don't even know what to say.
It's just kind of like.
[slow tense music]
It's just awkward.
It's not awkward, it's just--
- Sorry, I'm really not trying to upset you, you know?
- You're not upsetting me,
it just, it is what it is, bro.
It is what it is, you know.
It just wasn't how I anticipated things to be.
You know?
And I gotta probably reset and refocus.
You know?
And probably work out what's important.
This is your life too, so I'm not trying to come in
and bombard your life,
because I feel like I've been doing that
to everybody and everything.
You know?
I thought living with Tiffane in Indianapolis
would be a cake walk.
But it definitely wasn't.
I need to do a lot of things
to make sure I don't end back up
in that same situation.
And if I don't get my life together,
I fear that I'm going to go back to jail,
and I will lose the support of my parents,
because my parents have made it very, very, very clear
if I go back to jail, they're done.
It's like you're in an ocean by yourself,
and you can't swim, and it's like you have
nobody to help you.
I don't ever wanna be in that situation.
I mean, I'll definitely
stay in contact, because I like you.
And you definitely are inspiring me
to do better, and be better.
To be honest, I don't know what I want out of life.
And that's scary as [beep].
It's so scary.
Because I don't know what's next.
I don't know what's next.
- I hate that I had to hurt Ari,
but I feel relieved.
I feel like I actually chose myself,
and my happiness over other people's,
and that's a step for me.
- So I guess I will just go back to Georgia
for the time being,
and probably just try and figure it out there.
So, I check in with my parole officer,
and I'm gonna go ahead and put the steps in
to go ahead and transfer my probation.
I'll be out of your hair soon.
But I can't get upset with her decision,
because at the end of the day,
I have to respect her wishes.
It's her life, and her household,
so if she feels like it's not gonna work,
then maybe it's just not gonna work.
- I need a second, I'm sorry.
[tense music]
- Bill's supposed to be back today from his travel pass
and yet he's being pretty shady about when he'll be back.
I feel that he's playing mind games,
and he stopped communicating with us a while ago.
It's put so much stress on Sharna.
And it's very painful for her,
after she spent six years
developing a friendship with him.
Now it's completely falling apart,
and very painful for me as well to witness this.
How are you doing?
- Good.
How's your day been?
- Well, it's been busy.
I changed the locks.
- Okay.
The last couple of weeks have just been so stressful.
There's a little bit of peace that he's been gone
on his trip out to California.
But just thinking back on everything
has just kept me stressed,
and it's hard to sleep at night,
just anticipating he's coming back.
And I want him to move out.
- He can't get in.
I'll get you a new key.
And just text me if you need help.
Text me if you need me to come home
for a few minutes and deal with it.
I'll do what I can to make sure that you're protected.
[tense music]
- Okay.
- [Mark] I don't know who this is.
- Since we were expecting Bill to come back
yesterday or today, I've been on pins and needles.
I've had the rolling stomach,
not able to eat.
I'm looking at cars.
Is that car a rental car our there?
Is he back?
Because he hasn't called us to get him
from the airport.
I don't know what to expect.
I'm just really nervous to be here by myself.
You changed all of the outer doors?
- Yeah, all the outside doors.
- All the outside doors?
Okay.
Probably gonna be looking out the window
just expecting he's gonna show up,
because he's not been communicating with us at all.
- I know.
- Not telling us when he's coming or anything,
and I don't know what all the secrecy is about,
but I'm ready for him to just be gone.
So I can have peace in my house again.
[tense music]
- Anyway.
Let's get this cleaned up.
Darquavion, he should be here in about 15 minutes or so.
I hope it's gonna be better than last time.
I think it will be better than last time,
because we're further along,
and he seems like he's ready to get a new job
and a new career and kinda get all that stuff rolling.
I think it's gonna go well.
Since Darquavion got out of prison,
we haven't had time to bond as roommates.
I feel sad that Darquavion hasn't been able
to receive my guidance and my help
in the past few months, and I don't want there
to be any animosity between us.
That's why I wanna see if we can get things
to a better place, which I think is very likely.
Darquavion!
- What's going on?
How you doing?
- [Henry] I'm doing okay.
Cleaning up the lawn.
- If you're my roommate, you'll have to help me
finish cleaning up the lawn.
- [laughing] Good luck with that.
No, but I can do that.
- [Henry] Well come on in.
- I'm very happy.
I'm very ready to get a second chance,
and see if this works, see if me and him can get along,
and I'm able to get to where it is
that I need to be.
I really want more life, and I want change.
- I cleaned up a little.
- A little?
A lot. [Henry laughs]
- Well, that was the goal.
To get it a little cleaned up,
get it a lot cleaned up, but yeah.
- [Darquavion] It's like a new house!
- Yeah?
- [Darquavion] When you buy this?
Yesterday?
- Yeah, I had a little help.
- It look like it.
Even though Henry is a little quirky,
- We're roommates here.
I got guitars, I got recording devices,
and we'll fiddle with some things.
- Hey, you talking right up my lane.
- All right.
I'm gonna write a song in my head right now
and sing it to you. - No!
[strums guitar]
♪ Darquavion came one day ♪
♪ Came to live in the place ♪
♪ Where I stay ♪
[Darquavion laughing]
♪ We became roommates that day ♪
♪ But it was time to move on ♪
♪ To a new life ♪
- Henry's Henry.
He's like the Daffy Duck on the Loony Tunes, you know?
[strumming guitar]
- You wanna sing now?
- No music!
- There you go. [laughing]
[soft tense music]
- I guess there's not much to update.
We would have let you know if we heard anything.
- All right.
- All right, well we'll be in town.
- Okay.
All right.
[phone dialing]
- Hi, this is Bill that's been waiting for a taxi.
Do you know how much longer they're gonna be?
- I'd rather probably be anywhere,
wanna be anywhere, than Elkhorn honestly at this point.
But I could not get my parole to extend the time
in LA any further.
I was pretty much at my maximum amount of time
I was allowed to stay.
There was no real contact between Sharna and I.
Mark, we had a conversation.
I forget exactly what was said on the call.
He said well, we decided, something along the lines,
we decided we want you to move out, blah, blah, blah.
I said Mark, we already discussed this.
I'll talk to you when I get back.
Standing like a hooker on a street corner
waiting a taxi cab.
Yo!
[tense music]
Now that I'm back, after all the drama
that Mark and Sharna tried to stir up while I was away,
I have this incredible unease going back into that house.
Even though Mark and Sharna's house is my official address
for parole, the second I find a new place to lay my head,
I'm out of there.
I'm not gonna allow Mark and Sharna
to control my life anymore.
The hell?
They changed the locks.
- You know, you wanna say that you weren't high
the other night, and I'm not [beep] dumb.
You can lie to yourself all you want.
I know you were on something.
- We're done here.
All, everybody.
Take your mic.
- I just lost my job.
- You lost your job?
- I wanna apologize.
- Devonne's brought a new level
of drama to my life.
I can't live like that.
I won't live like that.
[doorbell ringing]
- Hi, may I help?
- What?
Hey man, get off my porch.
- This is like the most underhanded thing you could do
to somebody of my status when I'm very vulnerable.
Sharna, you are just so self-absorbed.
Friends don't do that.
- We're done with that.
We're done--
- Get your hand out of my face.
- You don't seem like you care about us.
Why don't you just get out? Just go.
- You don't-- - We're don't with that.
We're not talking about it anymore.
- You don't rob me of my ability to speak, Sharna.
- I'm not talking about it anymore.
- I don't put my fingers in your face.
- All right, I gotta go.