WOMAN:
John, you may now kiss your beloved.
- Hey!
- 'John and I just got married.'
I have to make it back
to the facility on time.
I've been to this halfway house four
times, and I hope this is the last.
I have never successfully
completed a parole.
SHAVEL: Quaylon! Ah!
LAUGHING
I am very nervous because both of
our families is about to meet.
I want you to come to Houston.
I don't know why you and Mama
think that way.
I really can't believe, like,
you just got him a car.
This can be, like,
an escape vehicle for him.
HEATHER:
A few weeks after I met Dylan,
he went to jail for selling ecstasy.
Three months later,
he asked me to marry him.
I've never had sex with him.
- Never?
- Never.
I could see myself
being married to Chanda.
My baby is home.
I've never experienced
anything like this.
- Yeah.
- While I was in prison,
there was, like, five or six
other guys I was talking to.
Maurice and I got married
while he was in prison.
You really don't know this guy.
You may have been used
this whole time.
BLEEP parole. What's the worst
that's gonna happen?
California three-strike law is,
"Three strikes, you out."
I got two strikes. If I get caught,
I'ma go back to jail.
JESSICA: Telling my parents
that you broke the parole rules
would be a bad idea.
MAURICE: I know, babe.
SHAWN: She's gonna move in with me.
Then we're getting married.
- Unbelievable!
I can deal with anything
but a BLEEP liar.
- Shawn, how old are you?
- 45.
DESTINIE: What the BLEEP?
You told me you were 36.
- Do you have kids?
- I have six kids.
DESTINIE: 'He told me originally
that he had two kids.'
I'm pissed the BLEEP off
that Shawn lied to me.
How long has it really been since
you've been with your baby's mom?
Seven years.
It says the card has probably been
cancelled by the issuer.
I am super BLEEP pissed.
SCOTT: I'm very excited about
Lindsey's release.
Thirty people come off that plane,
and I'm like, "What the BLEEP?"
What is going on?!
'I moved to Mississippi
just to be with her.'
You know, Lindsey needs to get out,
get the ball rolling with our life.
VOICEMAIL BEEPS
LINDSEY: 'Hi, honey.
So, I have great news.
'Get everything ready,
get my backpack.
'I'm coming home, so... Yay!'
All right. Today is the day
that Lindsey finally comes home,
gets out of the FBOP.
Complete nightmare
trying to get her home.
Hasn't made it any easier
with the coronavirus
and all the nonsense
that's been going on.
'I was in bed.'
Once I got to the phone, it was
the 16th phone call from Lindsey
trying to get a hold of me.
She told me that
it was determined that,
OK, Lindsey is able to be
released at this point.
I got a call
from the halfway house,
and there's been
another major change in plans,
and she can come directly home
to what they call
"home confinement,"
which, you know,
she'll just wear an ankle bracelet,
and she needs to follow
certain rules when she's here. So...
I'm really excited
for Lindsey to get out, finally.
But I do not have the house,
you know, completely done,
paint-wise,
and, you know,
other things that she wants.
There's things that I have to do
that I will work...
complete as fast as I can.
So, I've got everything.
I'm all ready to go pick up Lindsey,
so we are on our way.
I love it!
This is the first time
I'm getting to try on sunglasses.
I'm out of prison!
I'm finally out.
And I'm so excited,
but I'm also super overwhelmed.
Check out this airport.
Now, granted,
it is, like, eight o'clock.
There's nobody here.
The only people here
are, like, staff.
This is a huge airport.
♪ I don't know what I'm doing. ♪
You know how long it's been
since I flew?
Here's a hint.
Start at four years and count up.
I didn't actually
get into any legal trouble
until I was 22.
I think I actually remember posting
on Twitter on my 22nd birthday
that I couldn't believe
I had made it to 22
without getting a felony.
I've only been to prison one time.
I got caught with 98 grams
or something like that,
and, of course, I got caught
in a high-speed chase with a g*n.
g*ns and drugs don't go together.
Hi, pumpkin.
Do you know I'm coming home
in the morning?
I'm coming home in the morning.
I'm not going to the halfway house.
I'm coming straight to, like, home.
Yes.
Have you put any thought into
when you wanna try to see me?
Yep.
OK.
I understand the dangers
and the worries about COVID
and that I have
to do quarantine time
since I've travelled so far
and was in contact
with so many people.
All right, pumpkin.
Well, I just wanna tell you
that I love you bunches
and bunches and bunches,
and I miss you,
and I can't wait to see you.
But it's really hard
to be out of prison
and still not be able
to see my daughter.
What I am gonna do is,
I'm gonna get changed,
get into some clothes
that feel cleanish-er.
I don't have, like, an enormous
amount of money to spend.
We'll let Scott handle
the shopping for me tomorrow.
'I have such a great relationship
with Scott.'
I was having a really hard time
before I met him.
'He listened to me,
and he helped me,
'and my dream home is ready.'
He made it happen,
and I appreciate that.
It's what I need right now,
especially with
all this overwhelming stuff
going on around me.
'To be headed towards Mississippi
is such an amazing feeling.'
I'm just so glad that I'm about
to put all of this behind me.
I told Scott that I needed him
to send me
the debit card information
so that I could be on my phone
and, like, download my apps,
and, like, my music and stuff.
And, of course, he sent it.
But he also said, "Spoiled you are.
"I used it a lot today,
so don't go crazy."
SHE SCOFFS
He doesn't know me too well.
I don't go crazy. I am crazy.
The thing is, Scott doesn't know
that before I started selling drugs,
I had a few older boyfriends
specifically
because they were rich,
and they were willing
to spend lots of money on me.
But I love Scott,
and I can see that
he likes making me happy.
I hope the same chemistry we've had
over the internet and the phone
is gonna be the same in person.
DESTINIE:
I went into a furniture store
to decorate the house,
and my BLEEP boyfriend's card
got declined.
SHE SIGHS HEAVILY
How was your day?
How was my day?
I'm BLEEP pissed.
That BLEEP card.
I don't know what happened,
honestly.
The only thing I can think of
is the wrong PIN or...
- The wrong PIN?
- There's plenty in there.
Seriously. It should've worked.
- The card was cancelled.
- The card was cancelled?
- Yeah.
Listen, I'm sure it's just
some kind of computer glitch thing,
because there is no way
that card was cancelled.
I wouldn't have done that to you.
OK, well, $3,000 can't just not,
all of a sudden, work.
I don't know
what happened on that one.
And you don't care?
$3,000... BLEEP it, right?
No. But I can't do nothing
right now. The bank's closed.
But you didn't call them?
I thought you said you called them.
You couldn't google it?
- My phones all busted.
You got a work phone.
You text me fine on it.
You blow my phone up all the time.
I'm just saying, too.
I don't know, dude.
Right now, I just think
that Destinie's afraid
to miss out on things, so she's
just kinda doing anything she wants.
I blame myself because,
in prison, I just didn't say no,
and now she expects that and more,
and it's kind of like, you know,
definitely a huge monster I created.
I just... Like, I need you
to communicate with me.
Talk to me.
- And I told you I would.
I mean, you're, like, the best thing
that's happened to me.
Like, I just love you so much,
you know what I mean?
And it's like,
I'm glad that I did this.
I know in the beginning,
we both kind of were talking
to different people,
and we just kind of
chose each other.
We were both talking... You were
talking to different people?
In the beginning.
Remember? I told you.
- You didn't tell me.
- Yes, I did.
BLEEP here you go, with another lie.
- One other person.
- Really?
I'm gonna BLEEP punch you
in the face.
Dude...
Kelly and I ended our relationship
around probably,
like, eight years ago.
But Destinie does not know
that we tried to get back together,
like, a year ago.
I do consider Kelly my ex-wife,
just because we've been together
for so long,
and I'm just afraid to tell her
it was even Kelly,
because I know
it's gonna cause problems.
SHE EXHALES HEAVILY
Are you gonna be able
to make sure, like,
this doesn't happen again,
or, like...?
I'll make sure
it doesn't happen again.
It shouldn't happen, anyway.
- I'm so sure.
Cos if I find out
something BLEEP else later on,
something else comes up,
"It was this or this..."
- I'm telling you, there's noth...
- No, cos listen!
Everything in the dark
comes to light,
and if there's something else,
I'm not BLEEP dumb.
I'm gonna figure it out one way
or another. Stop lying to me.
I am, yeah!
Seriously, I'm gonna
BLEEP get so sick of it,
I'm not gonna believe
anything you say.
I'm gonna BLEEP just bounce, dude.
For two and a half years,
I've been loyal to your brother.
But you have my brother
here in the place
where he was shot
and left for dead.
If anything ever happens
to my brother...
I'll k*ll for him.
Chillax on the freaking spending.
Oh, God. We're not
gonna go through this today.
It's not cool.
- I'll do what the BLEEP
I want with my life,
and you do what you want.
Have her call you,
you lying-a*s BLEEP.
I'm done with this BLEEP show.
JILL: Those are for Dave?
You know, there's always the chance
that he's pulling a con on me.
If you guys are doing something
that's breaking the rules,
no more.
- Yes, sir.
- It's over. It's done.
- Bye, Mommy.
- I'll hear from you later.
Yep. I'll call you later, Mom.
I love my mom.
We both started crying.
- Good visit?
- Yep.
I got to actually sit down
and conversate with my mom.
That was the first time
I've seen my mom in four years.
I don't wanna end up
calling prison your home forever.
You're better than that.
- I know.
- And you're stronger than that.
KRISTIANNA: Talking to my mom,
I realised that I have
the support system
that I need from John
and the love and the acceptance.
I think I can do it this time.
By the way, did I tell you lately
that I love you?
No, you have not.
- I love you.
- Oh, you do?
We haven't been able
to consummate the marriage yet
because the only time
Kristianna's allowed
to get out of the halfway house
is when she's doing job searching.
They keep you pretty hopping
on them job searches, don't they?
Oh, yes, they do.
HE LAUGHS
You know, you gotta meet
a quota of, like, ten a week.
So, we're not violating any rules.
She's still picking up applications
and filling them out.
But we may be taking
a little extra time.
I'm good with these people.
As long as I'm staying straight...
- Yep.
- ..and doing what I gotta do,
they don't give a BLEEP.
You got your paper for them to sign?
- Oh, yeah. It's in my purse.
- OK.
SERVER: Sit right here.
Is that all right?
KRISTIANNA: Yep. Thank you.
JOHN: Yes.
When she comes back,
you should grab your job application
so we can do it
while we're doing things.
Yep.
Every night, Kristianna has to
fill out a list of places
that she wants to job search.
So we decided,
putting our heads together,
to create this list of places
that she can go
and fill out applications
where we can steal
an extra couple of moments together.
Hey, you know, this is, like,
our first actual meal out.
Yeah.
It's pretty nice in here, huh?
Yeah. My back is facing the door.
I don't really like that, but...
It's all right.
I'll protect you.
- Oh, yeah? All right.
- I'll be your protector.
SERVER: Hi, how we doing today?
- Good.
- Doing great.
While you're here,
do you guys have an application?
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
The lunch menu is on the back cover.
We serve the entire menu all day.
- OK.
- Can I get you something to drink?
KRISTIANNA: OK.
- Let's go.
- All right.
We're coming.
Oh.
Wow.
BLEEP. I'm caught.
I had a feeling
that somebody was watching us.
You just feel it in your gut,
and then, all of a sudden,
here comes BLEEP walking right in,
you know, one of the POs
and then one of the ROs,
so I was like, "BLEEP!"
- Call me when you can.
- Yeah.
- Love you.
- Love you, too.
KRISTIANNA:
I can't just tell him to leave.
Yeah, I was. She was just
gonna give me an application.
Yeah, and I just asked her
for an application.
I did!
I did ask her for an application.
OK, that's fine.
So I can't continue
to go out and job seek?
Am I gonna get wrote up?
JOHN: That's not good.
Oh, this is gonna be
a nerve-wracking day,
trying to figure out
what's going on with her.
She might go somewhere else...
..in which case,
then I'll have to go bond her out.
'I do feel a little responsible
'for the fact
that neither one of us thought
'that something like this
would happen.'
We were trying to be
as careful as we could,
but because of an extra couple
of moments together,
she could possibly
go back to prison.
Ah! We here!
You look so great!
- Hey!
Are you ready?
- I'm ready!
- Are you ready?
I want you to meet my cousins.
This is Quaylon.
Everybody, this is Quaylon's mom!
ALL CHEERING
I am so happy that both of
our families are meeting each other,
but I am nervous about my mom
meeting Quaylon's mom.
She's very outspoken,
and also,
I look at Dmark as a brother,
so I don't know what to expect
when it comes to him meeting Quaylon
for the first time.
- Hey!
- Yeah!
Whoop!
How are you, gorgeous girl?
Give me hugs.
CROWD: Aww.
- Precious girl.
Aww, you so sweet.
It is great to be here
and feel all the love and support
and talk to all these people.
LAUGHING
Receiving all this love
after doing all this time,
You know, nobody ever did that
for me before.
I need everybody to follow me,
behind Quaylon.
What's going on?
INDISTINCT SHOUTING
- What's going on?
- Going outside, everybody!
I don't know.
To the front.
- Close your eyes.
Close my eyes?
WOMAN: What we doing out here?
Oh, my goodness!
SHAVEL: You ready?
OK. Open your eyes.
CHEERING
SHAVEL LAUGHS
WOMAN: Oh, my goodness.
- What is this?
You did this?
This was you?
SHAVEL: Yeah.
When this happen?
When you wasn't expecting it
to happen.
I'm like,
"What? This is my who?"
This is my vehicle.
I ain't even got a driver's licence,
and I got a car already?
Man, stop it.
What is this? Oh, man!
WOMAN: What is this, velvet?
SHAVEL: 'I'm excited
to give Quaylon this truck.'
QUAYLON: Momma, what I look like?
You look like a grown man
in that truck, boy.
Look like a grown man.
And right now, at this moment,
I just really don't give a BLEEP
what nobody got to say,
because when it comes to my man,
and he needs something
right then and there,
then I'm gonna do it.
He's grown. He's out.
He's a free man.
And now that he's home,
I wanna put him on a right path.
ENGINE STARTS
CROWD CHEERS
QUAYLON:
You know I don't know how to drive.
SYLVIA: She didn't even tell me!
Man, I'm ready
to take it for a spin,
but I'm like,
"Nope! Ain't going back to jail."
Look...
SHE CHUCKLES
Ah!
DMARK: 'This dude Quaylon, like,
everybody's sold on him. Like...'
I'm not buying it.
Even when I talk to him,
I'm just like,
you can do all the antics
and the good slogans
and the smooth talk
and all that BLEEP.
You can do BLEEP with her.
You ready to go back
in this party?
- Yes. You ready?
- Aight.
But it's only a matter of time
before BLEEP actually hit the fan,
and then you're gonna really see
true colours.
SHAVEL CHUCKLES
I'm gonna tell you right up front
that I'm taking care of my family.
It's over. It's done.
I finally got a taste
of what home is,
and now I gotta go.
SHAWN: It's gorgeous.
- I really think you're dumb.
- I've never had this with anybody.
Not even for Kelly?
Does Destinie know
you're close to Kelly?
Would you be scared
to tell her that?
HECTOR: So, how...
how's everything at home right now?
SHAWN: Oh, it's going good.
My wife thinks
Destinie's a little wild.
Yeah.
I started thinking about that, too.
So, how is this gonna work
if you guys are so opposite?
- It'll work.
- Oh...
Isn't it true,
opposites attract, right?
In songs, yes.
In life, I don't know.
Destinie went shopping,
and the card got declined,
and I understand,
you know, why she got mad.
Honesty is very important
in a relationship
because without that
and without the trust,
it just will never work.
But I still wanna marry Destinie.
You know, a fight like this,
it's not gonna stop me.
The jewellery store...
What the BLEEP?
CHUCKLING: Bro...
You don't want to date for a month
at least, before you do it?
I think it's the right time, dude.
My nine-month relationship
with Destinie has been real.
'Like, just talking with her,
'just building that bond
and that chemistry.
'And you're gonna have
your disagreements,
'but making it through that...'
It's just...
I'm ready to marry Destinie.
So, you're just gonna surprise her
with this?
- Yeah,
- I think you're crazy.
Ask 'em if they got handcuffs,
cos that's the kinda jewellery
she's used to.
HECTOR CHUCKLES
So, how much you trying to spend?
Around $2,000.
Damn. That's a lot of money,
don't you think?
Do you know what she want?
I mean, do you... What colour?
A diamond? Gold?
- Like, a rose gold.
She'll be used to more,
like, steel, iron.
- Ha-ha-ha [!]
- Ha-ha.
- You're getting married?
- Um, well, hopefully.
SHE CHUCKLES
Congratulations.
Did she tell you
what kind of ring she wanted?
She said that her ring of choice
would be rose gold.
- OK.
- And it has the halo diamond on it.
And then she wanted it
kind of, you know,
with the diamonds
around the side of it.
- OK.
- I kind of like that one.
- This one?
- Yeah.
I think Shawn is making
a real bad mistake.
This is an oval, 0.60 carat.
SHAWN: Uh-huh.
And around it
is a couple halo diamonds.
- OK.
- Oh, wow.
It's gorgeous.
Just as gorgeous as she is.
CASHIER: Aww.
I think he should wait
and don't do it right off the bat
and wait to see if she deserves
to be married, you know?
Or deserves a ring.
$2,000, out the door.
OK.
Right when you first brought it out,
that's the one I went right to,
you know, versus
all these other rings.
CASHIER: Of course.
You still think
this is the right idea?
- It is. I know it is.
- I don't agree with it.
But I still really think
you're doing the wrong thing here.
I really do. How much have you spent
since you've met her?
How much you spend on her?
Include this, it will probably be
close to 50,000.
Really? Wow, bro.
And if she doesn't go to court,
then I'm on the hook
for, like, $50,000 for the bond.
HE SIGHS
Ooh. I need a break on this one.
Hold on. Jesus Christ.
I think you're dumb.
I really think you're dumb.
- Yeah, I don't think so.
I've never had this feeling
with anybody else,
and I just know it's the right...
- Not even for Kelly?
She gave you kids,
and she didn't get a ring.
Not even for Kelly.
Does Destinie know
you're close to Kelly?
No, Destinie does not know.
Would you be scared
to tell her that?
I'm scared to tell both of them.
If Destinie does end up saying yes,
then Kelly is gonna
freaking flip out.
She already flat-out told me
that I'm not seeing kids.
I'm not doing anything
as long as "that wh*re's around".
That's what she calls her.
STAMMERING
And you're willing to let
everything out, just so you...
- I feel like it won't get to that.
- No?
I'm hoping that once they meet,
that will settle itself down.
But until then, it's gonna be rough.
Bro, but you're just giving her
all this trust,
all this money for no reason.
I mean, there's nothing
that she's done that I've seen.
I just don't want you to get hurt
and all this stuff, man.
You didn't find this chick
at church, bro.
I can't believe Shawn
has spent that much...
I didn't even know
he had that much money.
You happy now?
SHAWN: I am happy.
I think Destinie's
gonna stick around with Shawn
for about 30 days or less,
and then she'll be out.
She'll be gone.
I just hope she is
who you think she is
because you're really going
way too fast.
You're gonna lose your kids.
You're gonna lose everybody.
MAURICE: 'I woke up ready
to meet my parents-in-law.'
You know, I wanna make
a nice impression to where, like...
I want them to understand that
I'm here to take care
of their daughter.
DOOR BELL CHIMES
Then again, I'm kind of, like,
nervous at the same time,
because I don't know what to expect
on the other side of the door.
JILL: Oh, hello!
JESSICA: Hi!
Hey, Mom. These are for you.
- Aww! Those are for Dave?
- No, for you.
- Aww, hi. Nice to meet you,
- Nice to meet you, too.
Hey, Dave. How you doing?
- Thank you.
- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
JILL: Come in, you guys.
- What's up?
You the person
I've been hearing about. What's up?
JESSICA: Where's your ball?
Ooh, this is nice in here.
I like this.
Now I really, really,
really feel at home now.
I really do now.
Well, naturally, you're nervous
in a situation like this.
It's a lot on both of our minds,
my wife and I.
I mean,
when this whole thing started,
we were apprehensive about it,
and we still are.
We still don't know
where this is gonna go.
You look like your mom.
That's a good thing.
You know, there's always the chance
that he's pulling a con on me.
I've heard a lot of this
with this prison stuff
where these guys
suck these women in,
and they use them
until they get out.
Then they go off.
They're on their way.
And it's day to day.
You know,
I don't have a crystal ball.
I don't know what's gonna happen.
JILL: So, how was your home
yesterday? How was that?
Oh, when we got home, we was kind of
tired, drained, but...
- How'd you like your new house?
- It was nice.
What are you guys been doing?
I mean...
Doing nothing.
He's played his...
BOTH: Fortnite.
- What is it?
- Fortnite.
No, I never d... I never had time.
All I ever did was work.
Work, huh? Yeah.
I wish I had the time
to do those kind of things.
How's it feeling?
It feel good. Oh, my God.
It's nice in here.
I'm home,
but I really feel like home in here.
Like, this is...
HE EXHALES
My cousin's house...
As soon as you walk in
and turn the lights on,
it was a roach, like, jumped out.
I'm like, "Whoa!"
When I was walking
in front of the house yesterday.
They were all like,
ping, ping, ping.
JILL: Oh, yeah.
I tried to call, like,
the supervisor of the parole unit.
HE SIGHS HEAVILY
They give me a run around.
JILL: At the parole?
Yeah, cos I'm trying to get it
switched to Nevada.
And they was like,
"We've got to wait."
So, you guys really
aren't supposed to be here, right?
And that worries me to death.
JESSICA: 'Oh, my God.
'I can't believe Maurice just
spilled the beans to my parents.
'We told each other
we weren't gonna tell anybody.'
This is not the right time.
How long are we talking?
The longest they say it can take
is 60 days.
The longest.
- That's the longest, OK.
That's the longest.
If you guys are doing something
that's breaking the rules,
no more, no more.
The rules are the rules,
and you follow them.
You could get your butt in trouble.
It's not worth it.
'I love my daughter,
and if something happens,
'I'm not gonna put up
with any BLEEP.
'I don't care what
she feels about it.'
It's over. It's done.
Yes, sir.
This is what I've waited for
for four years. I'm nervous.
I don't want him
getting used to being bribed.
SYLVIA:
Why you would think it's a bribe?
I feel like he's using her.
Uh-uh. Come here.
DISHES CLATTER,
DESTINIE EXHALES
When I was in prison,
I never really went
and ate the food in the chow hall
because I always made my own food.
We would pay people
that worked in the kitchen
to bring us back, like,
breakfast stuff,
and then we'd heat it all up,
make little burritos.
This is gonna be a little weird
cos I haven't cooked on a stove
for about three years,
so I hope I don't burn this BLEEP.
Ugh. I'm not sure how make these.
All right.
I put oil in for hash browns, right?
'In prison, there's only
so much you can work with.'
I would drink hand sanitiser.
SHE LAUGHS
'You'd have to put a lot
of Kool-A*DS in it.'
It would BLEEP you up.
Now I have to flip this BLEEP?
'I'd always be partying
with my girlfriends.'
I don't know.
I always had a good time.
Ow!
FIRE ALARM BEEPS
Might have to read
some instructions.
Dylan bought me this necklace.
I'm extremely excited to go out
with Dylan in the world
and just be by him
and know that he's there.
Like, "Oh, my God.
Where'd Dylan go?
"Oh, he's probably in the bathroom."
Not like, "Oh, he's in prison
for another three years."
It's just so crazy.
It's, like, super surreal
to say something like that
and know that
it's actually true today.
And it's scary...
in a good way.
I'm just...
I am nervous, for sure.
It's just different now, you know.
We're different people.
It's a different time in our life,
and it feels like...
It feels like freedom.
This morning, like, waking up,
it feels like someone just, like...
pressed the play button on my life
for the first time in,
like, some years,
and I don't know.
It's an amazing feeling.
It's very different. It's...
Dylan and I were dating
for three months
when he asked me to marry him.
I said yes, and we basically
just decided that we were married.
I did not really get to spend
much time alone with him
before he went to prison.
So, now, after waiting five years,
we're gonna be able to spend
some time alone together, finally.
I feel like a little girl
waiting for Santa
to bring her Christmas gifts.
I went shopping for an outfit
because I wanted to wear
something really scandalous.
Oh, my God, yes.
"Hey, babe."
But it's a prison,
and Dylan was nervous about it.
So, I just got, like,
a cute little summer dress
and a sweater,
and I packed a little bag for him.
We don't even know
what size he uses.
So, hopefully, something fits him.
Oh, my God, he's huge.
He is BLEEP huge.
He's gained, at least,
like, 80 pounds in muscle.
The first thing
I'm gonna do to Dylan
when he comes out today is
I'm going to take off
running into his arms
and jump into his arms,
because he's huge.
Oof, like a statue.
Just beautiful, ripped.
Gorgeous specimen
of man sexiness everywhere,
and I just get to just grab it
and just...
Look at that waist-to-a*s ratio.
Hey, girl, hey.
Dylan and I, we have not had sex...
um... ever.
So, if we have sex in the car
outside of the prison,
I'm fine with it,
but this has to happen.
All right. This is Dylan's bag.
And then we can be on the way
to pick my babe up.
Dylan and I have so many plans.
We're gonna get married,
get a house and a baby.
He is my everything.
But I... I'm a little worried.
There's, like,
a small chance of worry,
a small percent of worry,
mostly excitement,
because of Dylan's reputation
before he went to prison.
He was only interested
in getting BLEEP up,
going out, having sex...
with everyone.
OK.
So, I'm doing my best
to make sure he does everything
he needs to do...
cos we're gonna build
this beautiful life together.
Life changed completely when I...
when I met Dylan.
I had been taken advantage of
by another man,
and I was scared and lonely,
and I would make vision boards.
I would cut out photos
from wedding magazines
of beautiful bride and groom.
I would cut out photos
of beautiful homes
and just specific
little pieces of my life
that I wanted to see as real,
and little by little,
they all started
to manifest themselves.
That's, you know,
when they brought me Dylan.
Dylan made me soften.
He softened me.
He made me believe
that it's possible
to trust someone again.
When I was 14 years old,
I had never done drugs,
I had never committed a crime,
but I had an attitude
with my stepfather.
He spoke with my mother in a way
that I found to be
just completely unacceptable.
VOICE BREAKING:
So, they put me on a plane,
just no explanation at all.
My mom and my stepdad
decided to send me away
to this boot-camp facility
for troubled youths,
and, um...
..I was r*ped there.
As a 14-year-old little girl.
'You know, people are BLEEP up.'
I told Dylan everything
that happened to me, you know,
and... nobody else.
So, he's really special to me.
SHE EXHALES
BLEEP.
Oh, my God.
This BLEEP is so emotional.
It's, like, so much BLEEP
that we have been through.
SHE EXHALES
So much BLEEP has happened.
'A lot of people ask me, you know,
'why would you date someone
in prison?
'But everyone deserves
a second chance.'
People make mistakes,
and, you know,
everyone is deserving of love.
And the trust that
I lost for my family
and my experience in relationships
affected me majorly
in the rest of my life.
But I feel like Dylan,
he pulls me out of the darkness
and gives me hope for...
something better in the future.
MAN: Tiki got your mama
all in here twerking.
Goin' on.
Uh-uh. Come here.
Did you see that?
- What, the car?
- Girl, sit down.
What kind of foolishness is that?
Why would she do that?
You know, Shavel has a big heart.
You know,
and I know she loves Quaylon,
and I know she wants
the best for him.
But I think that's over the top.
You know, this is what she do
over and over again,
buying him stuff and all that.
I don't like it.
- Right.
- But this is what she does.
I don't want him getting used to
being bribed. You know...
Why you would think it's a bribe?
Cos she's giving him everything.
It's almost like...
But that's not a bribe.
What about that she love him?
I ain't never seen
nobody love somebody that much.
She holding that money up
over his head like a carrot.
SYLVIA EXHALES
I think that's a bit too much.
How we know that he didn't ask
for her to buy him one
and that he's using her.
Because that's money she could be
spending on her and Mi'elah.
She could be buying a home.
All that.
My son is not a user.
Cos that's not what he comes from.
He genuinely cares for people.
Well, my mom vibes are going up,
and I'm telling you,
I feel like he's using her.
I mean, cos he's been locked up
for the last 12 years.
I feel like after all this time,
you know, he's found someone
that has a good heart,
and that he's using her.
Well, my mom vibes are going off,
and my mom vibe says that
your daughter is buying him
and that she's paying him
to stay there with her
so that he won't leave.
So, after meeting her,
how could you just think that,
that she's that type of woman
that's just buying him?
You tell me, cos she's
the one purchasing everything.
But you know what? You got
your own opinion, and I got mine.
And that's just that, you know?
- That's just that.
It is what it is.
- Hey, we just gon' leave it there.
Let's leave it.
And I'm done with it.
Ta!
INDISTINCT CHATTER
SHAVEL: Everybody,
you guys wanna come over here
so we could cut the cake
for Quaylon?
ALL: Yes!
WOMAN: We ready for this cake.
CHEERING
Now look at that.
CHEERING CONTINUES
Shavel ain't really spent, like,
no time with him
to know, like, his true nature.
WOMAN: Ah!
Got it all on your lip
and all that.
All she spent was,
"Ah, hey, Quaylon.
"How's prison?
Oh, what are you doing?
"Oh, you locked down.
Oh, was it a riot?"
That's the only thing
you could possibly talk about.
You have to actually go through
a whole journey with somebody
for you to figure out,
"You know what?
"This somebody I wanna be with."
Y'all gonna be living
with each other.
Like, when it's the argument
and BLEEP,
and the BLEEP start happening,
then what? What you gonna do then?
Yo!
QUAYLON: What's poppin'?
You aight? You a little iffy.
What's up?
I mean, that's what
I'm basically trying to see.
I'm just trying to understand,
like...
how this BLEEP even gonna work.
Y'all don't even know each other.
Like, y'all know nothing
about each other.
- You know what I'm saying?
- Aight.
I know what type of heart
my cousin got, so I'm just like,
"Is this gon' be the dude
"who build that foundation
with her together,
"or is this gonna be
the same BLEEP
"who always come into her life,
take what they can get, and slide?"
I think you probably
that second BLEEP.
- That's how you feel?
- No, no, that's what it is.
I know you associated
with a lot of bad people.
He's one of those type dudes.
I can tell.
And I want it known hell's gonna
come down if something happens.
PHONE RINGS
KELLY:
Who is that?
TYRICE: My baby.
THEY SMACK LIPS
SHANDA CHUCKLES
CHANDA: Mmm!
This chicken is so good.
TYRICE: That chicken that good?
Pretty sure anything's a lot better
than the prison food that I've had.
- Hell yeah.
My baby Chanda came out of prison.
Feel like a mess.
I'm disappointed
we couldn't go to the hotel.
'Chanda got to go
straight to the bus station.
'She have to go to the halfway house
in Kansas for a few months.
'But you know what?
Sex is not everything.'
I'm not the type of man
to sleep with any woman
because I'm horny.
It feels good to actually
get to know her,
see where her head is at.
A lot of people, you know, um...
they think I'm too old for you.
You know?
CHANDA: Yeah.
Tyrice has three kids of his own.
His oldest kid
is the same age as me.
We gon' prove everybody wrong.
You with me?
- Yeah.
- That's what I'm talking about.
Now that I'm out,
it makes me feel kinda weird
in a way.
So, you ready to see me off?
Not really ready for you to leave.
I'll call you, you know?
We're going to keep in contact.
- That's right.
But I do see a potential future
for us.
I do, too. I do, too.
And I think we can both work on it,
you know?
- Right. Give me a kiss.
- OK.
SHE CHUCKLES
Come on. Let's find out
what bus you're getting on.
It's been an amazing day.
So...
are you just gonna send me
some money or what?
- Huh?
- Money.
Yeah, I don't wanna pull it out
in front of people.
Well, yeah, I know,
but when the BLEEP?
I'm about to get
on the bus right now.
A man should give
his woman security.
A man should give
his woman stability,
so it feel good
doing nice things for Chanda.
I know in prison, you know,
they use people
for money and business
or whatever nature,
but in my heart,
I don't believe she's doing it.
I got you.
You know that.
- Yeah.
- Oh, baby, baby, baby.
- I know.
- I know.
- I got a whole bunch of stuff.
I know.
I didn't realise
I was having that much stuff.
Don't they have, like, a thing
that goes underneath the bus
where you can put
your luggage and stuff?
This luggage? Oh! Did you get
a name tag for your luggage?
- No. I don't think I had one.
- Let me get it.
Huh?
It's for clothes and stuff
whenever I get home.
I don't have any hygiene.
I'm so ready to go.
I'm ready to start my life over.
I feel good.
Tyrice, the bus is here.
TYRICE: OK.
CHANDA: All right. Well...
- This is it, baby.
- Yeah.
- This is it.
- I know. I wanna get my seat.
Anything else?
- Be good.
- I will.
All right.
- I'll talk to you.
- OK.
Be careful.
Call me.
OK. All right.
Spending three and a half hours
with Chanda today,
you know, it went well.
She showed me
she had feelings for me today.
She showed me that she had feelings
for me while she was in there.
So, you know...
I'll probably be going to Kansas
when she get a pass...
You know, she get a weekend pass.
I'll go to the halfway house.
Hopefully, she'll come to Chicago.
SHE SIGHS
SOBBING
It's been five years
of this prison-wife life,
and I'm so excited
for Dylan to come out.
We've been waiting
for this day so long. I...
When you go and you visit
and you just get a hug,
or sometimes,
we take a picture together,
and he, like,
touches the top of my a*s.
It's, like, the most excitement
I have all month.
But I'm also pretty worried
that this will all
just have been for nothing.
Like, that would just be
a nightmare.
'Like, he comes out,
and he just leaves,
'and, like,
I never hear from him again.'
Babe!
Run faster.
Can I come to you?
HEATHER: OK, OK.
Where's my shoes?
You just have books and boots.
I've always been an
entrepreneurial-minded individual.
When I was 18,
I was modelling in the clubs,
and I started selling drugs.
I've been arrested
at least 34 times,
and I did five years on this one.
I've never really, like,
added it up like that.
It's crazy.
This last time, someone set me up.
I sold 100 pills of ecstasy
to a undercover police officer.
That was kind of it. It was a wrap.
That was my last day on the streets.
SHE SIGHS
Babe!
It feels surreal coming home.
I can't even believe that
I'm outside these gates right now.
You know, I thought there'd be
some metal gates clanking,
and it'd be a scary process
coming out.
You're leaving
from around a bunch of K*llers.
But you know what?
There's a beautiful sunny day.
I got my beautiful girl...
coming to pick me up,
and we got a beautiful life
ahead of us.
Touch my a*s. Just put it in front.
DYLAN: BLEEP this place.
- Yeah, BLEEP this place.
BLEEP these people.
BLEEP these people.
All that BLEEP.
DYLAN: 'Heather's been amazing.'
One of the things
that guys struggle with the most
going through this experience
is that...
they have a lot of instability
on the outside.
Heather's been there for me.
She's been reliable.
She's come to see me every week
since I've been here
and when I was seven hours away.
I don't know if I could have made it
through this without her.
Right next to the sex toys?
Yeah, you should change right here.
Here's cologne.
I'll open it for you.
We could play role-play later.
I could be like,
"Ooh, yeah, you naughty prisoner?
You wanna go back to prison?"
You got some handcuffs?
I'm done with that BLEEP.
Damn it! Oh, my God.
Get outta here.
SHE GROANS
Let me just lick it really quick.
BLEEP. OK, continue. Let's go.
We've had in-person visits,
but, I mean,
we sit across from each other.
This is the first time
I've ever touched her a*s ever.
For a long time.
I've just seen it
in pictures before.
Heather and I, we haven't spent
that much time together
before I got locked up.
Minimal interaction.
After a few weeks,
she came to come visit me,
and she had my name tattooed on her.
"I'm always yours, Dylan"
on her stomach,
and then my name in Chinese
on the back of her thighs,
my name in Arabic on her collarbone.
That's a commitment.
You know, that's a forever...
That's a forever thing
right there...
You ready?
'..and borderline obsessive.'
So, I'm a little worried,
what the chemistry is gonna be like
and how things are gonna work
now that we're face to face
CHUCKLING
I wouldn't mind my kids meeting her.
She was just incarcerated
for selling drugs.
Be careful, man.
It ain't your business.
KRISTIANNA:
I'm afraid she might do
something crazy.
That's not good.
This is a set-up for disaster.
# Sweet home Chicago
# Baby
♪ Baby, why don't you let me go? ♪
Once me and Chanda figure out
what we gonna do,
I wouldn't mind my kids
meeting her.
But not just yet.
My baby Chanda came home
from prison yesterday.
We had a good time.
We hugged. We kissed.
It was just amazing to be able
to do that with her.
Honestly believe that once
we spend more time together,
and we see each other,
and we're doing things,
our dream will come true.
Oh, man.
HE SIGHS
'Chanda's supposed to let me know
she made it to the halfway house...'
RINGING TONE
'..but I haven't heard from her
since she got on the bus.'
AUTOMATED VOICE: 'You have reached
the voice mailbox of 7...
Ah, BLEEP, man.
'But I'm not worried.'
I'm quite sure
there's a good reason.
KNOCKING ON DOOR
Come in.
Hey, what's going on, man?
What's up, man?
Nothing. Chillin'. How was your day?
TYRICE: BLEEP long, man.
- Yeah?
- Long-a*s ride down to Peoria.
Get off this rug!
- Oh, man. OK, OK, OK.
- No. Pull them boots off.
'My oldest is Lil Ty.'
He's somewhat of a hard head.
Man, you said you was where today,
Peoria?
Yeah, I just got back today.
She got out yesterday,
so I got a chance to see her.
- So, what y'all do?
- You know what?
I was supposed to spend
four hours with her,
but they didn't let out
till, like, three o'clock,
so her bus didn't leave
till six fifteen.
So, basically,
only had three hours with her.
Dang! Three hours.
It's a short time.
You ain't get a chance to even have
no sex with her, did you?
Lemme tell you something.
Everybody ain't like you.
LAUGHING: No, no.
Got to shake and bake,
you know what I'm saying?
Talking about
everybody ain't like me.
The most important thing is,
real talk,
I had them three hours
to spend with her on the outside.
It wasn't about me.
It was about her.
- Right.
Her freedom, her happiness.
Right. So, what's the next step?
She got to go to the halfway house.
Y'all still gonna be able to see
each other while she in there?
She will get, like, a two-day pass
or something like that.
Yeah, that's when
you'll go down there...
- Yeah, yeah.
- ..and chill. OK.
Did you give her
a couple dollars to do...?
I have her $20 million!
So in other words,
it ain't your business.
- Right, right.
- It ain't your business what I do.
Lemme tell you something.
There's a lot of women out here
use men.
This woman here,
young, with nothing.
This older person,
they got good money.
They can help you out
when you need it.
"OK, I'ma start BLEEP with
this person cos they beneficial."
- No, no, no, no, no.
- With her use you...
Don't you think
I know the person that I am?
I know if a person using me,
so let me handle this.
I'm not against you at all.
Trying to throw some things
out there for you to think about.
She was just incarcerated
for selling drugs.
Do you think
that she's ready for a person
that's on the level that you on?
You know, it's a difference.
You know, uh, when we was writing,
we was visiting,
and we was talking on the phone,
everything's saying all gravy.
But when you actually meet a person,
and you actually got time,
that's what's gon' tell it all,
whether I'm truly gonna say
I wanna be with her.
Or she might say,
well, is she gonna be with me?
Then again, she might say no.
Just be careful, man.
I don't wanna see my father hurt.
So, I've already made this trip once
to pick up Lindsey at the airport.
Oh, we got a huge limo,
and that didn't pan out.
'Thirty people come off that plane,
'and I'm like, "What the BLEEP?
Where is Lindsey?" '
Excuse me. Was...
this the flight from Atlanta?
- Yeah.
Yeah, I was looking
for my girlfriend
who was supposed to be on board,
and obviously, she's not.
You sure it's not a scam
or something?
I've never met Lindsey in person,
but I moved to Mississippi
from New York
just to be with Lindsey.
'It was a complete impulsive,
rash decision.'
But Lindsey, at this point,
is the love of my life.
And we will, hopefully,
if things go well, get married.
♪ I'm in Mississippi
I'm in Mississippi! ♪
Yay!
This is what I've waited for
for four years.
'I'm happy, and I'm nervous.'
Scott and my relationship,
it got to an intimate level
really quickly.
I feel like we connected
because of the hardship
that we have both gone through.
'I know him losing his son
was really hard on him.'
And I felt like,
if you don't understand hardship,
you're not gonna understand me.
Within just a couple of months,
we were literally talking
as much as possible,
and I actually was the one
that told Scott I loved him
before he told me,
which I rarely do.
But I'm really nervous about
seeing Scott for the first time.
I mean,
we've been talking two years.
But we're finally gonna meet
face to face.
I hope the same chemistry we've had
over the internet and the phone
is gonna be the same in person.
SCOTT:
Being in Scott's arms
for the first time
and having him kiss me
and hold me feels amazing.
It feels like everything
I've expected it to,
but I did think he would be taller.
He's carrying my bags.
I don't have to carry nothing.
I'm tired of carrying them.
I've been carrying those bags
around for days.
The ultimate gentleman.
Lindsey is actually
more beautiful in person.
And I just can't wait to have
a very compatible, happy,
healthy relationship,
and very hopeful to have sex
and become intimate
with Lindsey tonight.
You brought the truck?
SCOTT CHUCKLES
We have this ratchet a*s,
drug-dealer-looking truck.
- That's my work truck.
- Uh-huh.
- That was, uh...
- Like, not the good drug dealers.
Like, cheap drug dealers.
- You in?
- Yep, I'm in.
Like, this is a truck
I would go mud riding in.
I know, I know, I know, I know.
The last time that I was leaving,
Scott had told me he had planned
to have a limo and surprises.
TRUCK BEEPING
Make the beeping stop!
I know that it was
kind of last minute,
so I actually wasn't
expecting a limo.
But I certainly wasn't expecting
to get picked up
in this single-cab work truck,
like I'm a construction worker.
'At this point,
I'm just ready to get home.'
I can finally see my house
for the first time.
I'm ready to get in the shower
and get in a really good mood.
Hey, baby.
- 'Hey, Mommy.'
I'm home.
Hi, Mylie!
SCOTT CHUCKLES
She said hi.
- I heard her.
- You happy I'm home?
I'm happy I'm home, too.
I can't wait for you
to come see me.
Right now, because of the corona,
I have to do the 14-day quarantine
before Mylie's gonna be able
to come see me,
and it really sucks
because I was really wanting
Mylie to be there
the first night I'm home.
I haven't been able to see her
outside of prison in four years.
It's k*lling me to not see her.
I love you.
Bye, baby.
SCOTT: So, here's the house.
You saw the outside.
We can go in and see the inside.
I was supposed to get
four months halfway house
to re-acclimate myself
back into society.
But due to problems
with the coronavirus,
I was given home confinement.
SCOTT: Hold on. I gotta
open the door, unlock the door.
Throughout
the last year and a half,
I cut out everything I loved
in magazines.
I was very specific,
this is what I want.
This is about to be my home.
SCOTT: Go on in.
HE EXHALES
You met Kiwi and Dodge
on video visit.
Kitchen is over here.
There's the garage,
where we'll be putting in
Mylie Grace's room.
And then this is your closet
that I busted my hump on.
It's got the drawers you wanted.
You have some... all of your stuff.
And it looks almost identical
to the pictures.
A couple of things
I have to finish but...
What the BLEEP?
'How am I supposed to stay here
with no place for my kid to live?'
I thought it was more, like... done.
'It's absolutely ridiculous.'
This is BLEEP.
And I won't put up with it.
When everything calms down
and reality set in,
jobs set in, bills set in,
then what?
I don't see you staying at all.
That's not your woman.
Then you wanna have a relationship
with her, dude? BLEEP you.
I don't feel like I should have to
keep putting up with this.
Get away from me. I'm gonna
punch you in your BLEEP mouth.
INDISTINCT CHATTER
To your brother coming home.
Cheers!
I understand that you guys want him
out there in Houston,
but, I mean, at the same time,
he's a grown man.
- True.
- You know?
I mean, for two and a half years,
I've been loyal to your brother.
Listen,
I don't have a problem with you.
But my brother's been locked up
since he was 17.
Seventeen.
He was 17 years old.
That's the past.
And now he's 29.
So, there comes a time in our life
where we have
to let a man be grown
and let him decide to do
his own decisions and choices.
Twenty-nine years old...
He may be grown
in the physical sense,
but mentally,
that boy is still that boy.
DMARK: Do you know how much money
she spent on you, bro?
Like, you know what I'm sayin',
you fresh out.
She wanna get you cars and BLEEP,
trucks and BLEEP.
And it's like, damn.
Like, I know the type of heart
my cousin got, so I'm just like,
"Is this gonna be the dude
who sit there and be solid
"and build that foundation with her
and they build together,
"or this gonna be the same BLEEP
"who always come into her life,
take what they can get,
"come up, and slide?"
You can see what Kansas City
is all about,
what the street life is all about.
- Right.
- How we're losing people daily
behind ignorant violence.
What in your right mind
would make you think
that this would be a viable place
for a person who's been locked up
to get out and be successful?
It ain't like I'm telling Quaylon,
"Oh, you gotta live with me."
No, this is what Quaylon decided
for himself.
But you have my brother
here in the place
where he was shot
and left pretty much for dead.
Do you not take into consideration
how we feel about knowing
a person that we love so much
almost died
and is coming back to be
in that same environment?
I get what you're saying,
but anywhere you go,
you can get in trouble.
You can get in trouble
anywhere you go.
That's how I look at it.
Listen...
Now, I'm not the woman
to come in here,
in your house, and disrespect you.
However, that one in there...
I'll k*ll for him, I'll die for him.
That's my brother.
My baby brother, my only brother.
- Right.
- But just know...
anything ever happens
to my brother...
me and you gon' have an issue.
She all off BLEEP sparkles
and bubbles right now.
She honestly feels like
you gon' give her everything
that you said you was gonna do.
- And who said I ain't?
- What's your reasoning?
You know what I'm saying?
She got a whole little daughter.
- Right.
- Her daddy ain't there. So...
I'm there, though.
Every birthday, I was sending
the cards, sending the teddy bears.
I was doing what I supposed to do.
- Cards and bears don't do BLEEP.
I'm here, though. I'm giving...
- Now. But you're here now!
- Yeah.
When everything calms down,
and everybody done from being drunk
and kicking in and being like,
"Oh, welcome home, Quaylon.
Welcome, welcome, welcome home,"
reality set in, jobs set in...
- Right.
- ..bills set in, kids set in.
- Right.
Then what?
I know that Dmark
is trying to rile me up
and gave me thrown
all off my swerve.
And he want me to say,
"Yeah, I'ma use her.
"Yeah, I'ma BLEEP around on her
and all that,"
but that ain't the case,
like, this BLEEP hurtful.
This is not how it's supposed go.
Like, Shavel is my woman. She cool.
I respect y'all opinion,
but at the end of the day,
only hers matter to me.
You gonna have to show.
You gonna show up and show out?
Or are you just gonna show up
for a little fun time
and get what you can get and slide?
Cos that's what I think.
- That's how you feel?
- I don't see you staying at all.
DMARK: 'I give it six months.'
That's a max, though.
That's just, like...
That's just me reaching.
Maybe three.
I'm just not with it.
- You ain't gotta be, man.
- I don't see it going too far.
- OK.
It's gonna BLEEP you up
when it do, though.
- We'll see.
- It's gon' BLEEP you up.
INDISTINCT CHATTER
SHAVEL: 'I am marrying Quaylon.'
I'm not marrying his family.
'But I definitely feel like
my family and friends
'is judging him
and judging our relationship.
'Then on top of that,
'his family wants him
to move to Houston.'
I've been waiting on Quaylon
to get out of jail
for two and a half years,
so I've been ready to get married,
like, yesterday.
If he goes to Houston,
that will sabotage our relationship.
Me transitioning from prison
has been harder than I expected.
You know, it's a lot of anxiety
with all these questions
from my family, her family.
'It's a lot of people, man.
It's kind of overwhelming.'
Uh...
You know,
everybody got they concerns.
They care about Shavel, and they
wanna make sure that she all right,
and she's safe, and she's good,
So I'll understand that.
But you see the ones
off in the corners,
and you see the ones that
really ain't too sure about you.
So, out of respect for Shavel,
I'ma entertain what they got to say.
But at the same time,
I ain't got to go out of my way
to make anybody else happy.
Everybody judging me
for being locked up.
You know, I made a mistake.
I'm human. Who are you to judge me?
'I'm out here because of my woman,
not because of nothing else.'
But it feel good to know that I have
a safe haven back in Houston.
You know, if anything goes wrong,
I can always call my family,
and they'll come get me.
I'm out here
trying to make everybody happy,
but at the end of the day,
it's all about me and my happiness.
She should come back here.
We'll make sure
she's taken care of.
I'm just not feeling that.
Like, damn.
I don't want her to suffer
in any way.
You made it sound like
I was coming home to Disney World,
and I came home to the county fair.
Ugh! BLEEP!
It looks like
it's, like, being worked on.
Paint a wall
and put some more furniture in.
This is like holes in floor,
carpet needs to be completely done.
And Mylie's room is not...
Like, it looks like
a construction zone.
I've been out with Lindsey
for two hours
since she got off the plane,
and she's been complaining about
the vehicle she was picked up in
and, you know,
complaining about the house.
Well, I mean, there are some things
that I have to finish.
- How long you been here?
- A year.
LINDSEY: 'I'm not really happy
with the house.'
I know this is last minute,
me coming home right now,
but at the same time, I feel like
this should have been planned
a little bit better.
'Come on, this is my welcome home.'
This is a bit of a red flag,
like, already.
Like, aren't you ready
for me to come home?
If you're not, you should be.
And he hasn't even started
on Mylie Grace's room yet.
Like, I don't understand.
And you've had me send pictures
of all this stuff for the house
so you'd have all this furniture
already decided...
and there's no furniture here.
Do you know how hard it was
to plan with you
because of the freaking prison?
It was just so...
It was so difficult and frustrating,
I'm serious.
Prior to being incarcerated,
I was living with my mom,
and although
I love talking to my mom,
I want my dream home
so that finally,
I can have my own privacy,
and I can just get away
from everything.
And I'm on house arrest,
so I can't get away from the house,
and I can't get away from Scott,
but I can't stay
in this unfurnished house
that's dirty
with no place for my kid to live.
Cos it is a BLEEP huge problem.
Dog hair?!
SCOTT: No, I have no clue
how dog hair got in there.
I'm used to being super clean,
cos I lived in prison.
Like, "wipe the toilet seat down
"every time I use the bathroom"
clean.
And, like, I'm down for cleaning,
but I'm not a maid, either.
I'm a little upset
at how Lindsey reacted
when she got into the house -
why this wasn't finished
and why that wasn't finished.
Like, what the BLEEP?
I'm not gonna walk around
with bare feet
in this disgusting-a*s house,
You can't walk barefoot
in this disgusting-a*s house.
It's BLEEP nasty.
This isn't like a few things.
This is BLEEP crazy, actually.
Is there anything... right?
You got very, very nice closet
that you wanted.
It looks exactly like the picture.
I want a little bit more
than the closet.
I've been living in a 5x8.
Thank you for the 5x8.
But I want a BLEEP house
that's furnished.
You made promises.
You told me you were gonna do stuff.
You didn't BLEEP follow through
with it.
So you point-blank BLEEP lied.
You made it sound like
I was coming home to Disney World,
with all these things I picked out,
and I came home to the county fair.
SCOTT:
You know, you're very ungrateful.
You came from your little cage
to... to a house.
You got a roof over your head.
LINDSEY:
I had a roof over my head in prison!
All right.
I don't have handcuffs on you.
You're very BLEEP ungrateful.
You know what? I...
Ugh! BLEEP!
BLEEP!
Look, I don't like to see you...
Don't BLEEP touch me!
I am a little shocked
at the dichotomy
in Lindsey's personality
as being a sweet Southern belle
to where she can get very angry,
sometimes a little vindictive,
and it's really an oddity
to see that.
DOOR SLAMS
LINDSEY: 'I had this perfect picture
'of how it was gonna be
when I got out,
'and I just missed the mark
by, like, 20 miles.'
CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY
I'm staying in an unfurnished,
disgusting-a*s house.
DESTINIE: Babe, look.
Don't you think this will look cute?
- Yeah.
It's cute, huh?
Will I look good in that?
- Yeah.
- A little chunky?
Look. I got this one... this.
This one. This one.
And look, these sneakers.
How much did all that cost you?
- Um...
- Do I even wanna know?
DESTINIE: Who cares?
- You spent a lot of money.
- I know.
So, what... what's the problem?
You spent $146
on all the bathing-suit stuff.
And another...
- So what? I got a lot of BLEEP.
- $300 at Victoria's Secret.
- Yeah, so what?
All the withdrawals you have
at the casino.
Destinie's spending habit's been...
almost uncontrollable at times
since she's been out.
'She goes to the casinos
all the time,
'and just her expensive taste.'
So far, I've had to pull out of
my 401k and my savings,
and I just spent about
$2,000 on a ring.
If Destinie doesn't slow down
her spending,
then we can only do this
for another two months,
and then we'll be broke.
I'd rather you shop, than, you know,
be at the casino all the time.
- OK. Well...
- You have something to show for it.
Yeah, I have a lot to show for it
at the casino, too. My happiness.
I mean, I'm just... I'm having fun.
I haven't been out for a long time.
And I just...
It's fun to go do BLEEP.
Well, I can understand, but...
like, chillax
on the freaking spending.
Wow, Shawn.
You promised me when I was in prison
that you'd make sure
that you got me everything I need,
and, like, I need this stuff,
you know?
Right. But it's kind of one
of those things where...
- Where what?
- Like, you're almost replacing
one addiction
with another addiction.
You need to calm down.
The only issue
you should worry about
is you talking BLEEP to me
about my addiction.
I've pretty much done
every drug out there.
I mean, besides, like,
those elephant tranquilisers,
and my drug of choice is heroin.
Shawn doesn't know this,
but I did do heroin in prison
about three months ago,
but since then, I'm very much sober.
SCOTT: I'm just worried.
Keep in mind that we still got to go
back to Sacramento for your court.
I'm still on the line
for that 50 grand.
I know. I get it. I didn't forget.
Like, you gotta kind of
tone it down just a little bit.
Oh, God, Shawn. We're not
gonna go through this today.
You need to chillax.
SHE LAUGHS
My court appearance
is for a pending case
that I'm out on bail for,
it's an escape charge.
If I don't show up to court,
they'll put a warrant out for me,
and I'll go right back to prison
for committing a felony
while out on bail.
It's a perfect day today.
You're gonna be gone.
I'm just gonna BLEEP hang out,
and I'm not gonna go shopping today.
I wanna go swimming,
and I was thinking
maybe you could blow up
the BLEEP unicorn for me.
THEY CHUCKLE
Really?
- Come on. Please.
- All right. I suppose I could...
You're gonna blow it up
with your mouth?
SHE LAUGHS
We're gonna
see your blowing skills.
I'm not sure how I'm planning
to propose to Destinie yet.
I just want it to be
kind of a special setting
and just kind of...
When I know the moment's right,
then that's when I'm gonna do it.
PHONE RINGS
Hello?
Airing up this inflatable raft.
Yeah, for, like, the pool.
It's going good.
Yep.
Why?
Yeah, it is.
Who is that?
Why is she calling you?
- What?
- Why is she calling?
Because me and Kelly
have to have a relationship.
Get me a plane ticket home now.
I'm for real.
Get me the BLEEP outta here now.
- I gotta go.
All right.
We've already talked about him
talking to Kelly like that.
Like, it's unacceptable,
and for him to be
continuously doing it
after he said he wasn't,
like, I'm BLEEP done, dude.
Him lying about his age,
him lying about his kids,
him lying about now talking
to Kelly all the time.
'Like, his word don't mean
BLEEP to me.'
I feel like breaking
his BLEEP face.
Like, I mean that.
Like, I'm leaving. Like, I'm done.
I know you wanna be with her,
but you gotta do
the best thing for her.
Right. I don't get
these type of talks.
I never had a male role model,
a father figure.
I'm not gonna put up
with any BLEEP.
You don't wanna respect me?
BLEEP you.
- I do respect you!
- No, you don't!
- I don't wanna be with her.
I'm trying to keep everything cool
because $50,000 is on the line.
BLEEP, BLEEP, BLEEP!
Baby, this is my car wash
that I always would tell you
I was here.
"I'll be right there" at the prison,
then I would show up so late.
- My God. Looks like police lights.
- Don't be scared.
Last time I saw police lights,
I never came home for four years.
So, I would talk to him
on the phone,
and I'd be like,
"I'm at the car wash,"
and he'd be like,
"I'm honestly really jealous
"that you're out there
cleaning the car, it's a nice day."
- I like your dress.
- Thank you.
Wait till you see
what else I got for you.
Where's my phone?
Where's my phone?
And now his dreams get to come true,
and he gets to join me in the sun
cleaning the car.
HEATHER: Thank you.
I've only been out of prison
for an hour,
and I'm getting
all hot and bothered.
There's an expression,
"BLEEP you like a BLEEP
that just got outta jail."
And that's exactly
what I'm planning on doing.
HEATHER GIGGLES
JOHN: They drove off.
That's not good.
I'm hoping she's able to call me
and tell me what's up.
Me and Kristianna
have been married for two days,
and the first time we sit down
and grab a bite to eat together,
this woman comes busting
through the door,
and she goes,
"You're coming with me."
I have no idea what's happening.
All I know is that
they're making Kristianna
go back to the facility.
I'm hoping that they just
pull her in for the day,
and then, you know,
they don't take me off
her driver list or whatever.
I mean, I am her husband.
I mean, I suppose they could do
that if they wanted to.
PHONE RINGS
KRISTIANNA: 'Hello?'
- Hey.
What happened?
I didn't see any of the cars
that I noticed down there before.
Are they giving you a ticket?
Are they banning me from seeing you?
KRISTIANNA: 'It's BLEEP.'
They give you these tickets,
and then that's how
they keep you in there
and keep getting your money,
and I don't think they care
about relationships.
I don't think that they care
about what you do.
'It's about the money.'
It's a whole system
that's jacked up like that.
As soon as I'm able to come
and see you, I'll buzz on up here.
You know, she is a drug addict.
She will always be a drug addict.
This could be a trigger for her
to possibly relapse.
All right. I love you.
- 'All right. Love you.'
- See you.
So, last time Kristianna
was at this halfway house,
she did escape.
'She might try
and do it again if pushed.
'If she does run,
'she could do another eight years
before she gets out.
'I've never been so worried
in my life.'
And I'm afraid
she's gonna do something crazy
if I don't do something
to help her out,
and I'm really hoping that
that crazy thing
isn't leaving the centre.
You guys really aren't
supposed to be here, right?
And that worries me to death.
Yes, sir.
We still have to go back there
and get stuff, Mom.
It's gonna be fine.
- OK.
If parole called for some reason,
and we're already on our way there,
"We'll see you in a minute."
Like, "I'll call you
when I'm close by," or whatever.
No, they don't.
Don't want them coming to my house.
- They're not gonna come here.
So, first time meeting...
- Mm-hm.
- ..some people can put on a show.
JESSICA:
Why would he put on a show, though?
Well, I don't know.
Well, you know how people can be.
- He's being himself.
- Being himself.
- That's himself.
- That's how you see it, too.
Yeah.
We wanted to be here
when he came out
to make sure he's right
cos, you know, we were concerned.
My first impression of Maurice is,
I think he has
a very sweet personality.
But I do worry while
they're getting everything
straightened out with the parole.
'I don't think
he's really conning us.'
But I could be wrong.
You know, so, I just...
I hope it's everything you dream of.
You know, time will tell.
I had a lot of reservations
when you guys first met
and got married.
Wasn't too crazy
about this whole thing.
I'm gonna tell you right up front.
I know you associated
with a lot of bad people.
We worked very hard
to get where we are,
and I'm concerned about my family.
MAURICE:
'Jessica's dad is a family man.'
He's a hard worker,
but don't piss him off
and don't BLEEP with his family.
He's one of those type dudes,
I can tell.
'But I respect it because
that's the same way I am.'
I'm very overprotective
for my daughter.
DAVE: There are rules.
I don't want any of those old guys
from your old life
knowing who we are
and where we are.
I'm taking care of my family.
And I want it known...
hell's gonna come down
if something happens.
I'm not gonna put up with any BLEEP.
Keep that in your mind.
- Mm-hm.
And I really appreciate that,
you telling me those things,
because, uh,
I don't get these type of talks.
I never had a male role model,
a father figure.
I never had none of those things.
My mom tried the best she did,
but I'm not gonna lie,
the hood did the rest for me.
I'm tired of being down.
There's only two things
out of that life, dead or in prison.
I've done the prison part.
I wanna live.
I wanna be able
to get my own house.
I wanna have a nice wife
that's cooking breakfast.
I want all that.
But it starts with me.
- It does.
- And I want you to know, Compton,
the g*ng stuff,
it does not excite me no more.
I really, really,
truly love my wife,
and I want nothing
but the best for my wife.
DAVE: Looks don't mean a lot to me.
I don't give a damn
about the tattoos.
I don't care that you're Black.
It's what's right here.
It's what I find in a man's heart.
Well, I'll tell you,
you got a perfect opportunity here.
I never had a son.
And I would like to have a son,
I'd like to have somebody
that we can go fishing,
we can work on projects
around the house.
I don't want words, I want actions.
- Actions.
- Exactly.
- Actions speak louder than words.
- And I'm taking your word...
Keep it.
I feel like I'm making
a good impression on Jessica's dad.
I'm getting through to him.
I can look him in his eye
and tell him, like,
"Look, man, I got your daughter.
"Don't worry about it.
She's with me,"
and I'm not finna put her
in no BLEEP.
I'm gonna give it my best,
and I'm not afraid to ask for help.
If I need advice, if I need
a man-to-man conversation,
you're the first person
I'm gonna come to.
Because I feel
we've got this genuine love.
Even though we may not know
each other like that,
but I can feel it in the air
that you are a person I can talk to
because I just wanna protect my wife
and get me together
so I can live my life, that's all.
You stay on that parole stuff.
- I am.
- Make sure you get it done.
And while this is going on,
she should come back here.
We'll take care of her.
We'll make sure she's taken care of.
But I think it's probably
the best thing that she does.
Until you get it right.
Cos I don't want her to suffer
in any way.
I know you wanna be with her,
but you got to do
the best thing for her.
I finally got a taste
of what home is,
and now I got to go back to LA
and deal with these peoples again
without my wife.
MAURICE: You ready?
JESSICA: Yeah.
JILL: Take care.
- Yes, ma'am.
'It feel like everything BLEEP up,
'because being in LA,
you don't know what's gonna happen.'
You know, when I go hang
with old friends
and go back to my old neighbourhood
and all of that BLEEP,
what if I was to get shot in LA?
I mean, it happens.
'So I don't know
when I'm coming back.'
I'm just not feeling that life,
but I got no choice.
JILL: Bye, guys!
- Bye!
It's all on me, how I do it.
I don't give a BLEEP.
I don't care.
I'm sorry that you BLEEP up.
How about that?
There's your relationship, have it.
I've put up with a lot of BLEEP,
dude. Have her call you!
It's going good.
- Yeah?
- Yep.
Who is that?
Get me a plane ticket home now.
I'm leaving. Like, I'm done.
I gotta go.
All right.
I'm leaving. For real,
get me a plane ticket. I'm done.
I'm good. I'm done with you.
- Why?
What do you mean? You have to have
a relationship with her?
She's not calling
about your BLEEP kids.
What do you mean?
I'm good. I'm done.
Shawn and Kelly's relationship,
or whatever that they got going on,
makes me feel very disrespected.
Like, we've already talked about him
talking to Kelly like that.
Like, it's unacceptable,
and for him to be doing it
and continuously doing it
after he said he wasn't,
like, I'm BLEEP done, dude.
If your kids are calling,
that's one thing, but they're not.
- She was calling about my daughter.
- No, it wasn't.
You're full of BLEEP,
and then she gets all mad.
"This is BLEEP."
Why? That's not your woman.
I'm seriously BLEEP.
Then you wanna have a relationship
with her, dude?
BLEEP you. I'm done, dude.
The phone calls are nothing.
There's nothing between,
you know, Kelly and I.
'You know, Destinie thinks
I'm hiding things from her.'
Destinie has to understand that
I have six kids with Kelly,
and I need to take care of my kids,
so there's gonna be phone calls.
It's not even cool, you know?
- BLEEP you.
Dude, I'm gonna do what the BLEEP
I want with my life,
and you do what you want.
I don't understand
why you're being like this.
No, I... Well, I don't know
why you don't get it.
I'm good off you, dude.
You don't wanna respect me?
BLEEP you.
- I do respect you!
No, you don't.
That's not respecting me.
You can be with her...
- I don't wanna be with her.
I wanna be with you.
- No, I'm done, dude.
I don't wanna be with you.
I don't give a BLEEP.
Have everything back. I don't care.
I'm done, for real.
- Why you being like this?
- Cos I'm done.
She really called me
for my daughter.
I don't give a BLEEP. You're gonna
have a relationship with her?
I'm out of it, dude.
- That's not what I meant.
I don't care. It's what you said.
- No, it's not!
- Get the BLEEP away from me.
For real, get away from me.
I'm serious as BLEEP.
Get away from me, dude.
I'm for real.
I'm gonna punch you
in your BLEEP mouth, dude.
BLEEP done with you, dude.
You don't BLEEP get it.
You need to get it through
your BLEEP head, for real.
- I'm sorry...
- I don't care!
I don't give a BLEEP. I don't care.
I'm sorry that you BLEEP up.
How about that?
- It wasn't a minute...
- I don't give a BLEEP.
You're such a BLEEP liar, dude.
BLEEP lying-a*s BLEEP. I don't care!
She don't need to ask about me!
How about that?
- Yes, she does.
- No, she doesn't.
It's none of her BLEEP business.
- I understand that.
- OK. Then get out of my face.
There's your relationship.
You can have it.
Look, I have to go to work.
I don't wanna leave it like this.
I wanna fix this.
- There's nothing to fix.
- Yes, there is.
- No, there's not.
I don't like going to work knowing
that I'm still fighting
with Destinie,
not knowing if she's gonna be there
when I come back,
or, you know,
she's just gonna take off.
All right. Well, I love you, OK?
- Mm-hm.
- I honestly do.
Yeah. No, you don't.
It's one thing to take care
of your kids and be there, OK?
It's another to be talking to her
and her getting mad,
and he's gonna have
a relationship with her.
He's in a relationship with me.
Why should you talk
with somebody else,
especially somebody
you've had a past relationship with?
Like, that's weird to me.
That's just... It's just weird.
It doesn't...
BLEEP not adding up right.
I've put up with a lot of BLEEP,
and I'll be damned
if BLEEP you're gonna just treat me
like that. Like, I'm not doing it.
SHAWN:
I'm sorry that I BLEEP up on...
DESTINIE:
You're a sorry-a*s mother BLEEP!
BLEEP, BLEEP, BLEEP!
Have her call you,
you lying-a*s BLEEP!
Hey, I'm done with
this BLEEP show!
BLEEP, BLEEP! BLEEP!
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03x08 - Love Don't Cost a Ring
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A reality television series, chronicling the lives of recently released felons and their significant others.
A reality television series, chronicling the lives of recently released felons and their significant others.