03x10 - Run Tell That

[bunniefuu]

- Why did you lie? - I lied by omission.

- SABRINA: Previously on Sistas.

- What you were doing couldn't be done at the office?

- I would still see him.

- But it's not the setting of a damn restaurant.

- Don't get upset.

- Can you please at least tell Maurice

that I said I'm sorry too? - I'll think about it.

- Excuse me.

- That's just sad you having that boy

come in here just so you can sleep with him.

Your a*s is really lonely.

- I oughta two piece your a*s like Jacobi.

- I'll even let you handcuff me. - Nah, I gotta go.

- NATALIE: Your investment

is up to $,. - What?

- Uh?

- NATALIE: Are you there sir?

Sir?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm, I'm here.

- Okay, good. I thought I lost you.

- What, so, you said, you said the stock went up?

I thought I saw on the news I saw the stock had went down.

- Yes it did.

It was bought by the Condol Industries.

That sent the stocks through the roof.

Now, I don't know how long this is going up.

So, you may want to consider selling it and/or diversifying.

- I don't, I don't even know what that means, Miss.

Like, what does that mean?

- NATALIE: Okay, would you like to meet, we can go over it?

- Yeah, we could do that. Whatever.

- Well, how 'bout we do this?

Since this number is such a massive number,

why don't I sell $, of your shares,

get that into your account, we'll leave $,,

in case it goes up. - Wait, wait.

Cash in my account? - NATALIE: Yes.

- Five hundred, five hundred thousand?

- NATALIE: Yes.

- When?

- NATALIE: I can have it here in a few hours.

- Oh, [coughs], okay.

- NATALIE: Okay, can you come by the bank?

- Uh, wait, um, this, this is legit right?

- NATALIE: Yeah.

- Yeah, I can come there after work.

- Okay, great.

I will need your signature. - ZAC: Yeah, yeah, okay great.

- Okay, and just come by the branch

where you opened your account.

- And I'm gonna have $,? - NATALIE: Yes.

- And you not playin', did you not -- with me, right?

This is legit, right? - Yes sir, it is.

- Okay, and I could, I could take that money out

if I wanted to?

- Yes, you can, but we would hope

that you would leave it here with us.

- ZAC: Okay, but if I wanted to?

- Yes sir, with no penalty.

- Okay, okay.

- NATALIE: Okay, so, I'll see you soon.

- Yeah, yes you will.

- NATALIE: Okay, great, I'll see you there.

- Copy.

[screaming]

I'm, I got , I got thou...

I'm asleep. Let me, Zac, calm down.

I'm asleep.

No, I'm up. I'm rich. I'm rich.

I can't breathe. [screams]

- ♪ But my girls hold me down

♪ When them boys mess around

♪ My love life is a headache

♪ We're going out tonight

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love

- Good morning.

- Good morning.

- I made some breakfast if you want some.

- Yeah, breakfast. I got, I got somewhere to go.

- Okay, you 'bout to go to work?

- Yeah, work.

- I was gonna tell you to lock up when you leave

'cause I'm about to go too.

- Yeah.

- You alright? - Hmm?

- You alright?

- Yeah, yeah, I'm, yeah I'm good. I'm good.

I'm good.

- You sure?

- Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. What's up?

- So, we just not gonna

talk about last night?

- I thought you said everything you wanted to say last night.

- Yeah. - You sure?

- I did, I did, yeah.

- 'Cause it looks like you got something else you want to say.

Look, no.

I already know.

- What?

- You feeling me.

But you scared.

I'm feeling you but I'm not scared.

- Zac, you're still in love with Karen.

- Yes, I have love for Karen. But I'm not in love with Karen.

- Yeah, and that's the first problem.

- What, what do you want me to do?

Like it's three years of history.

You want me to just throw that away?

- No, I want you to not have sex with her.

- That just happened. Like, I don't even know

what to say about that one. - Yeah and it'll happen again.

- No--no, it won't.

- Zac. - It won't. Okay, okay.

What if I promise you as long as you and I

are building something I won't talk to her?

- No.

- No? - No.

Don't do that for me.

Do that because that's what you want to do.

- Who says I'm not doing it for me?

You want honesty?

- That's all I'll accept.

- Okay, so, honestly,

I feel like you're helping me get over her.

- Wow, so, I'm a rebound chick now?

- No, I didn't mean it like that.

- No, that's what a rebound chick does.

And if that's what it is, Zac, just say that.

- You know, you would be the league leader in rebounds

the way you jump to conclusions.

Will you calm down?

You not the rebound chick.

- Then what am I?

- You the chick that's driving me crazy.

But the chick that I'm crazy about.

- Nice try. Let's go.

- Fine. Am I gonna see you tonight?

- Where are you staying?

- With a friend. - Danni?

- No, trust me I'm not staying there.

- Then who?

- Don't worry about it. I'm, I'm good.

- Zac, do you have enough money to get you a place?

- Yeah, I do.

- Good, 'cause you not staying here.

- Ain't nobody ask you to stay here.

Little funky apartment.

- Oh, now, it's funky.

- I mean it's alright. - Yeah.

- I woulda did things a little different.

Do some feng shui here and there.

- You don't even have one, so.

- But I'm getting one. - Okay.

Look, I gotta go.

- Well, before you leave.

What did they say to you?

- Zac, I gotta go to work. - No, no, no, no.

Don't leave. You like walking away.

- What? They who? - What did they say

to you about me?

The girls, Andi, Karen, you been talking to so much.

What did they tell you, I wasn't sh*t?

- No, nobody said nothing about you.

They didn't. - So, why you doing this?

- Doing what? - Running from me.

- Zac, look, I'm 'bout to be late for work, alright?

I gotta go. Just, can you please move?

- Okay. - Thank you.

Just lock up behind you.

- [sighs] I'm tryin', I'm tryin'.

I'm tryin'.

- ♪ Yeah

♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

♪ I'll admit it

♪ I caught feelings

♪ I caught feelings for you

♪ Tried to conceal it from you

- Damn, you left your clothes in here Zac?

- ♪

- This is good.

- Thank you.

- You can really cook.

- Thank you.

- Yeah, man.

So, what are we doing today?

- We ain't doing a -- thing.

- Why not?

- I have a job to go to.

That's what people do who don't steal.

- So, what time you get off?

- Five, why?

- Okay, well, I can just chill here.

- Uh-uh, not here.

- Oh, that's right.

- Yeah. - You don't trust me.

- Not at all.

- Not even after last night?

- Especially not after last night.

- Why?

- Look, you just can't stay here, okay?

- I understand.

- Thank you for understanding.

- Okay, well, I'll just go hang out at one of my boy's spots.

- One of your boys?

I guess your gonna hook up with them too, huh?

- Oh, you think I'm into this?

- You were last night.

- Look, I do what I have to. Okay?

- So, I was what you had to do?

- No.

- Um.

- Look, I really had fun last night.

- I bet.

That's probably what you tell all the girls.

- Why you doing this?

- I'm just saying.

Well, I need to get ready for work.

- Alright.

- That b*tch be mad when I'm late.

- Alright.

- Come on. Come on with me.

- What do you mean? I'm eating.

- No, no, no, you can finish it back here.

- Okay, but I'm about done. I ain't trusting you

in here with my sh*t. - I can't stay here and eat?

- Um-um, bring it with you. Come on.

And you lead the way.

- I lead the way. - I got your juice for you.

- I wanna watch you walk. - No, no, no.

- QUE: This is really good though.

- MAURICE: -- be roguish. Go on!

- ♪ He say he want me

♪ But he for the streets, but he for the streets ♪

♪ He know I'm elite, he know I'm elite ♪

♪ Pretty petite, pretty petite ♪

♪ He pop out that whip

- [cell phone vibrates]

- Hi. - Hi.

- SABRINA: You're up kinda early.

- Yeah.

- SABRINA: Why?

- Just got to work.

- This early.

- DANNI: Yeah.

- Hmm, why, Danni?

- Alright, I need to ask you something

but can you just tell me the truth, please?

- SABRINA: Well, you know I always tell you the truth.

- Yeah, and don't judge me though.

- Danni, when have I ever judged you?

- DANNI: Every day of your life.

- Really? Go ahead.

- You know what? Nevermind. You right. Anyway.

- Danni, I know this is about Preston.

- Yeah it is.

- Okay, tell me.

- Alright.

I don't know.

I meet the perfect guy, right?

And it comes out of nowhere.

Out of absolutely nowhere, and I mean...

- What?

- Like, I'm really physically attracted to him.

Like, his body is banging and looks really good.

- SABRINA: I know, you told me a million times.

- And he's really sweet. Like, genuinely a sweet person.

- SABRINA: Mmhmm.

- But, damn.

- SABRINA: What?

- I don't know, I just, I mean, it must be me,

because I found a good guy

but it still feels like something's missing.

- [sighs] You know you do this all the time, right?

- DANNI: I guess.

- Alright, I mean, it's like every time you meet a guy

you kinda move fast.

You guys move in and then you stop liking them.

- But usually they do something.

Preston hasn't necessarily done anything.

- SABRINA: So, he did nothing? Nothing at all?

- I mean, it's more of what he's not doing. You know?

All he does is talk about cows and the farm.

He doesn't ask me about anything of substance.

You know he's just simple. - SABRINA: And white.

- Very. But I've moved past that.

- I really feel like you're making a big deal out of this.

Why don't you just talk to him?

- DANNI: This is crazy, 'cause I'm always telling you this.

Always.

- I know.

But I'm not talking to Jacobi, so.

- Of course not, no.

- He did come by last night.

- He did?

- Yeah, he apologized.

He admitted that he lied and everything.

- That's really good, Sabrina.

- Yeah, but he seemed kinda high.

I'm sure he was just trying to get his job back.

- I don't give a damn.

You take that sh*t and run with it.

- Yeah, I will.

I just hope he doesn't come back to my house again.

- DANNI: No, of course not. That's crazy.

- Tell me about it.

- Alright, well, I need to clock in.

I'll see you later.

- Before you get off the phone,

tell me the real reason why you're early at work.

- Extra hours, extra shifts. Whatever.

- SABRINA: Extra shifts?

You don't ever work extra shifts.

- That's my point, Sabrina.

I'm trying to get out of my own house.

- SABRINA: Because? - What?

I know, it's not much but sh*t, I pay the rent.

You know it's mine.

I'm running from my own place.

I don't know. Something ain't right about it.

- Just 'cause you're not communicating.

- DANNI: Says the woman that never communicated

with the panty man.

- I'm not talking about him with you.

- DANNI: Well, you figure that sh*t out.

- Whatever, Danni. I'm going to work.

You enjoy your day at work. Okay?

- Yeah, bye.

- ♪

- Hello, Mr. Customer Service.

- Hey, gurl.

- I'm here to see Natalie.

- She's right over there in the office.

Right over there in the office.

- Not even you can mess my day up.

- Nice uniform.

Loser.

Ooh, child, the ghetto.

- Hey. - Hey.

- What was that about?

- That's Natalie in there.

She's with our stocks and trades division.

- Maurice, I know that. I hired her.

That's not what I'm asking.

What was he doing meeting with her?

- I don't know.

- Do you know if he's doing something with stocks, or?

- Come here.

I don't know. - Okay.

- The same sh*t over and over again.

Y'all get on my nerves in here.

- Hmm.

Why are you smiling?

- Um, nothing.

- You're gonna let me know. You're gonna tell me.

- I will, but right now, I'm going on break. So, bye.

- Wait, you just got here Maurice.

- I'll be in the breakroom.

- May I help you?

- Well, this was some trade.

- Yeah.

- You mind telling me how you made it?

- I made it at the bank.

- Yes, I know that, but how did you know

this stock would do this?

- I didn't.

- Do you dabble?

- To be honest, this was my first time.

- Really? - Yeah.

- Well, you should play the lottery.

- I'll think about it, but um, I can take the money?

- You want all $,?

- All ,.

- Okay.

- In tens and ones and fives, 'cause I'm going to the strip,

no, I'm just playing.

I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing.

I'm gonna make it rain on them b*tches

when I get there though.

It's my time.

This is, you don't understand, this has been a long journey

for your boy Zac. So, I'm a little hyped.

But I apologize I shouldn't call 'em b*tches in front of you.

- So, what do you want to do with the money?

- I like what you said earlier.

Can we let the ride and then

I guess give me the , in the cashier's check?

- Good choice, yes. - Alright.

- We can do that. - Good.

- So, let's discuss the stocks you'd like to buy with the .

- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Could I just move the to another account here

that's just not associated with the stocks?

I can do that? - Yes.

I would be happy if you would do that.

- Alright, yeah, I'll do that, I'll do that.

- Okay, great. - Alright, cool.

- Alright. - What other options?

'Cause I don't want it to just sit there like.

- Well, let me give you this list here.

This is a list of stocks that have been performing

very well over the years.

- Can you just email this to me?

- I sure can.

- Like I said, this is my first time,

I'm not even gonna know what I'm looking at.

- I understand. I'm here for you, Zac.

- Thanks, I appreciate it.

And before I leave, can I have a cashier's check for $,?

- For the strip club? [laughs]

- They don't take checks in the strip club.

- I'm just messing with you. You got jokes, I got jokes.

- [laughs]

- So, tell me that amount again. - Uh, ,.

- Made out to who?

- Hey. - Hey girl.

- How are you?

- I've been here all day. You've seen me.

- Yeah, well, you just seem a little off today.

- I'm fine, Fatima.

But, um, if you must know,

Gary came to the restaurant last night

and he saw Robin.

- Andi, I knew that sh*t was gonna happen.

Atlanta too damn small.

- It's fine, I'll be fine.

- But what he say?

- Well, he wasn't as mad as he usually is.

- Woo, well, that's a start.

- I guess, um, he left.

He went to the gym and didn't come back

until this morning.

- What?

- Yes.

- Andi. - I know, I know. I know.

- So, what you gonna do?

- I'm supposed to meet with him and his therapist tonight.

- Wait a minute.

The same lady that was on the phone?

- Yeah.

- What's her name?

- Girl, I don't remember. It was crazy that day.

- Well, get her name 'cause I need to vet her a*s.

- You know what? That's a good idea.

- Mmhm, just get the name, and I'll get the tea okay?

- Yes, okay. - I got you.

- Thank you, girl. - Yeah, no problem.

- [phone rings] - Oh, um.

Hello.

Yes.

Okay, yes. Send him back to my office.

Thank you.

- Is he here? - Yes, he is.

- Okay, I'm gonna go greet him.

- Um, the secretary is walking him back.

- That man just so damn fine I just wanna go.

- You know what's so scary? - Hmm?

- All the stuff we have in common.

- Really? - It's scary.

It's just everything. - Andi.

- Don't look at me like-- you know what, go to work.

Go to work. - Oh, but he coming.

- Stop. I'm fine. I'm good.

- [knock at door]

- Hi. - Hi. How are you?

- Oh, good. Good to see you again.

- Good to see you too.

- Fatima. - Mmhmm?

- You...

Did you talk to your client?

- Yes, we had a long talk.

- And?

- There's her offer.

- Mmhmm.

This is good.

- It's not all we wanted.

- It's not all we wanted either.

But I will discuss this with my client.

- Okay, great. When will I know?

- Soon. Maybe this afternoon.

Maybe.

- Great.

- Alright, thank you.

- That's it?

- Excuse me?

- Okay, I have a confession. This is, this is stupid.

We could have done all this over teleconference.

- Yes, I agree.

But you thought you would just come in here

and be all cute and charming.

Is that what you thought?

- No, I thought that I had to meet you in person.

All those phone calls and listening to your voice

and I seen what you look like, I mean.

- And how did you do all that?

- Oh man, I've been all over your page.

- Oh, okay.

- Look, bottom line is... you're stunning

and I would love to take you to dinner.

- Were you not there last night?

- I was.

- Did you not witness what happened?

- I did. - Okay, then you know

that I'm... - Engaged.

I, I get it.

- Great.

- Look, I'm gonna be at the Carlisle,

I was hoping that my client wouldn't have taken that

so that I'd have to stay around a little bit longer.

Maybe get to see you. - Mmm.

Well, your client did take it, so.

- [knock at door]

- Sorry. - ANDI: It's okay.

- Mr. Autry? - Yes.

- Were you seeing our senior partner, Mr. Hammond, today?

- Yes, I was. - Okay, he's ready to see you.

- Alright, great. Thank you. - You're welcome.

- Thanks, Andi. - Wait, am I missing something?

- Yeah, it's uh, another reason I'm here.

He's trying to approach me

about opening up a UK division of this firm.

- Is that so? - Yeah.

So, even though you may be engaged,

you might be seeing me around here quite a bit.

- Wait. So, you came here for a job?

- A partnership.

- So, everything else was BS? - No, it's all truth.

Look, I'll talk to you soon, okay?

- Mmhmm.

- NATALIE: Thank you. - No, thank you.

- So, I'll see you later. - Yes.

- Alright.

- SABRINA: [clears throat]

- Mr. Customer Service.

- Bye, Zac.

We hope you enjoy banking with Brookhaven Bank and Trust.

- Bye, Ms. Mommas.

- Excuse me.

Um, Natalie.

- Yes. - What was that about?

- I'm just shocked and I think he is too.

- Okay, about what?

- He just made three quarters of a million dollars on a stock.

- I'm sorry, wait.

Him? - Yeah.

- That man? - Yeah.

Nobody saw that one coming.

- I certainly didn't. - Yeah.

It was a stock that an angel investor

came in and set it soaring.

- Okay, so, how much did he walk away with?

- $,.

- Wow!

- Yeah. - Okay.

- Well, I'm headed back to corporate.

You need anything? - Um, no, I'll see you soon.

- Okay, girl. - Have a nice day.

- Good seeing you.

- Hey. - Hey.

Oh, look at your hair. It's so cute.

- Thank you.

- Oh, girl, and that dress, yass.

Oh and those shoes, hunty, snake.

It's good.

- Okay, that's a little too far.

What's going on?

- Nothing.

- Are you sure?

- Okay, since you keep bothering me.

Do you remember the man who came in here with those checks?

- Yeah.

- Well, I helped him out a little bit

and I didn't call the police.

- You should've.

- People need second chances.

- What happened?

- Well, he came over to my home house

and he thanked me as hard and as deeply as he could.

Girl, my throat hurts.

- Are you talking about the one that's on meth?

- Minor detail.

- Oh, Maurice.

- Look, I'm tryna have fun.

Oh, and he's texting me now.

- [clears throat]

- Well, he can't spell worth a damn but he's so cute.

What is [speaks gibberish]?

- You better go home and see if your things are still there.

- Child, he can have a few items

after what he gave me last night.

It's a barter system.

- Alright, Maurice. Just be careful, okay?

'Cause I don't like this.

- I'm sure you don't.

But I do and I did.

I did.

Oh, baby [moans].

- Maurice, ssh.

Stop.

- He texted me again, girl.

- Oh, I gotta go help a customer.

- Good, bye b*tch.

- Don't use our WiFi. You know they track it.

I can help you.

- ♪

- Andi Barns' office. - ZAC: Hello.

- Hey. I texted you.

- Yeah, I'm calling you back. What's up?

I'm at work.

- I want to talk to you. Do you have a second?

- Okay.

- FATIMA: I was told that you quit Chain Breakers.

- Yeah, I did.

- Zac, I don't think that's a good idea.

- ZAC: I'm, I got it. I got it.

- No, you don't.

- No, I got it. Trust me, I got it.

- Zac, I saw the blanket and pillows in your truck.

If you take it back to them where you gonna stay?

- Man, I already gave them they little dusty-a*s truck back.

- FATIMA: Zac, where are you staying?

- Why you so worried about me? I'm good.

I told you I'm good.

- Will you at least just get a hotel?

- ZAC: Fine, I'll get a hotel since you so worried about me.

- Okay.

- Unless, you know, you got some space over there for me

and you want me to come over there.

- FATIMA: You know that might be a good idea

for you to come tonight. - Oh really, why?

- I've just been thinking about this all day

and I want to talk to you.

- ZAC: Oh, okay.

- Alright, I'm actually about to get off now and head home.

- Right now, I can meet you there.

- FATIMA: Okay.

- On one condition.

- And that is?

- ZAC: No bullshit.

- Ugh, -- I don't bullshit.

- Huh, that's a damn lie.

But, okay, I won't say bullshit, but I will say this,

There will be nothing unsaid.

- Okay, that I can do.

- ZAC: Promise. - Yes, I promise.

- Ai'ight, in that case then, I can come over there

since you begging me to come over there and stuff.

I got some stuff I want to tell you anyway.

- Okay, and uh, bring my books back.

- ZAC: I ain't bring them shits, I'm keeping them shits.

- [laughs] Okay, fine.

- ZAC: Alright, I'll see you soon.

- Alright, see you later.

Hey.

- Was that Zac?

- Were you really just listening to my phone call?

- No, I was coming in here to ask you

to finish preparing the Davis offer.

- Oh, already done.

- Oh.

- FATIMA: Yes, I be on it.

- So, was that Zac?

- Yes, it was.

- How's that going?

- I really like him.

- I know that part.

- And um, I wanna go for it.

- Okay.

- But he's still feeling Karen.

And she's still feeling him.

- [clears throat]

- You see?

That's why I can't talk to you about him.

You can't even say nothing.

- Not without feeling like I'm betraying my best friend.

No, I can't.

- She's, she's really lucky to have a friend like you.

- And I'm lucky to have you both.

- Thank you.

- I gotta get out of here. - FATIMA: Yeah, me too.

Alright, have a good one. - Thanks for this.

- You're welcome.

- ♪

- I'm headed out.

- Okay.

- Did you speak to your client?

- Yes.

And he accepts your offer.

- Damn. - Wait, why damn?

- 'Cause now, you're not going to come

to the hotel for a drink.

- Um, are you respecting my ring?

- Yes I am. I am.

- And I appreciate you for that. Thank you.

- But as I said, until you say I do.

- I heard you, last time.

- Okay. - Okay.

- Okay, well, you have a good night.

- You do the same. - Alright.

I'm just gonna be lonely at the bar.

- [laughs] You're ridiculous.

Have a double it'll make you feel better.

- I'd rather have two singles. - ANDI: [laughs]

- One for me and one for you.

- Get out of my office.

- Alright.

- ANDI: Goodnight. - Goodnight.

- Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

- Oh now, who's listening in on people's conversations?

- I was just passing through, but, um.

- ANDI: Mmhmm. - I already filed everything.

So, if you don't need anything else,

I'm gonna go ahead and get out of here.

- Uh, thank you. Um, no, I think I'm fine.

- Okay, you sure? - ANDI: Mmhmm.

- Hold it together now. - You should go home.

- Oh, I'm going. - ANDI: Yeah.

- Alright, Kelly. - Daniella.

- Zac. - What's up, girl?

- It's good to see you. - Yes it is, ain't it?

- Mmhmm. - You look good.

- Thank you. - Let me ask you a question.

- No. No. - What you mean no?

Humor me. Just humor me.

- Okay. - One question.

- Alright. - Alright.

Say you hit the lottery, right? What would you do?

- Please don't get to fantasizing when I'm this broke.

- Come, come on. Danni, Danni, just humor me.

- How much are we talking?

- About $.

- Go home. - ,. ,.

- Alright.

sh*t, first thing I'd do is buy a house cash.

- Okay.

- Uh, I'd pay off these student loans.

- Yeah, shouldn't have went to school.

I went to prison. Okay. - I'd buy a car.

- Mmhmm. - I'd quit this hell hole.

- Mmhmm.

- And I'd buy so much weed from my good supplier.

None of the dirt sh*t.

I think he be giving me oregano sometimes.

I know it.

- Danni, that's why I love you. That's why I love you.

But what would you do for future income then?

- I don't know and I don't care.

I mean it's a hypothetical situation, right?

It don't matter. - You right, it's hypothetical.

That's right. Just hypothetical.

You ain't gonna ask me what I would do?

- You know, I honestly don't want to know.

- Please, just ask me, please.

- Okay, Zac.

What would you do?

- Oh, you want to know? Alright.

Since you asked, right?

The first thing I would do is buy this duplex here

for $,. Right?

I live on one side and I rent out the other side for $,.

Now, I pay off the mortgage almost.

So, I can have a small mortgage about $.

So, that my tenants can pay it so I can build credit.

With that credit, I would buy other properties

and flip it like they do at Chain Breakers.

- Okay, that's a smart plan but it's not about to happen.

So, we just hurtin' our own feelings right now.

- What if I told you it already has?

- I would say what the hell are you talking about?

- Danni, look at me, look at me. I hit.

- The lottery, -- ?

- No, not the lottery. I hit on my stock.

And the only reason why I'm telling you

is because I know Sabrina already has.

- Told me what?

- Don't act stupid. I hit on that stock.

Remember the stock I told you I put that money

from Chain Breakers and I thought I lost everything?

Turns out I ain't lose everything.

I gained everything and I hit stupid big, yo.

- How big?

- I know she gonna tell you so, ask your girl.

- She cannot tell me. - She's gonna tell you.

The only reason why I'm here right now

is to let you know that I'm putting in my two weeks notice

'cause you got me this job. So, thank you so much, so much.

- You're serious.

- I'm, look, look at me in my eyeballs.

I'm dead serious. You see this smile on my face?

Dead serious.

- I don't know what to say.

- You don't have to say nothing. You don't have to say nothing.

All you gotta do is say you happy for me.

- I am, I am. I'm happy for you.

- You are? - Mmhmm.

- Yes. I appreciate it.

And I'm gonna go get this house, tomorrow.

- Wow, you really did it.

- Yes, I did.

I did, thank you.

Thank you.

- I don't know what to say. - You don't gotta say nothing.

Just be happy for me. - I am.

- Danni, just be happy for me.

Oh, and make sure you tell your girls.

- I'm not telling them.

- I know you gonna tell 'em so, make sure you tell 'em.

Alright?

Love ya. - Bye Zac.

- Love ya.

- You talk about HR, though?

- I'm out of this job.

- [phone rings]

- KAREN: Hello. - Karen.

- KAREN: Yeah. - What you doing?

- Uh, I'm actually with a client. Sorry.

- Okay, well, I hope you're sittin' down.

- KAREN: Can I call you back? - Uh-uh, hold on.

- What is it?

I'm sorry, give me just one second, okay?

- Sabrina. - Yeah.

- Karen? - Yeah, I'm here.

- Alright, I'll give you the short of it.

Zac, just made $, on a stock tip.

- What? - DANNI: Tell her, Sabrina.

- How would she know?

- DANNI: Because he did it at her bank.

- Um, Karen, I didn't even know he was gonna come here.

- Is it legal? - SABRINA: I cannot confirm.

- DANNI: b*tch, come on, now. - I can't, okay?

- DANNI: Sabrina, just tell us if it's legit, at least.

- It's legit.

- He really hit.

- Damn.

- Yeah, he's givin' his two weeks notice.

- Danni, why you tellin' me this?

- DANNI: I thought you would want to know, Karen.

- Okay, well, look.

I wouldn't care if he would just pay me back the money

that he owes me, so.

- DANNI: Don't be surprised when he does.

- I won't hold my breath but I do gotta get back to work.

- Alright, I just thought you should know.

- Okay, well, thank you Danni. - DANNI: Bye.

Now you know that b*tch is seething right?

- SABRINA: You know she's not. - DANNI: Yes she is.

- I'm still on the line. - DANNI: I don't care.

Tell her you're seething. - Bye.

I am so sorry. Let me get back to this.

- Hi.

- Jacobi, what are you doing here?

- I just needed to see you.

And I knew you weren't going to return a text

and definitely not pick up the phone.

- I blocked you.

Something is wrong with you.

- Look, I swear I am not crazy, Sabrina.

- Really? - Yeah.

- You're popping up on me like you are.

- I just needed you to tell me that you forgive me.

- I don't know.

- I'm sorry.

- I gotta, I can't.

- Okay, so, you're never gonna talk to me again?

- Not if I can help it. Please?

- Okay. - Please?

- Okay, look, but I'm never gonna stop trying

to get you to forgive me. I just, please?

- Jacobi. - JACOBI: Yeah?

- I appreciate you coming here to clear things up.

- JACOBI: Uh-huh.

- But I need you to leave the bank, okay?

Please? - I, I will.

I'm sorry.

Really.

Yeah, alright, Sabrina. - Bye.

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- GARY: Oh my God. - FEMALE: Mmm.

- GARY: Mmm.

- DANNI: Next on Sistas.

- What the -- is going on?

You got two women in my bedroom.

- It kinda seems like you got a lot on your mind.

- Well, don't you think we should have more in common

than just sex?

- I'm saying what's up? Are you [unintelligible]

- I really like you. I just think it's too soon.

- And the pastor asked me to leave the teaching.

- Just tell him that it won't happen again.

- It wouldn't be a problem if, uh, we were married.

- Oh.

- Maurice, I need to tell you something.

- You need to get your a*s out of here.

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