01x07 - Seannie Darko

Episode transcripts for the TV show "Blindspotting". Aired June 13, 2021 - current.*
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Six months after the events of the film, Ashley and her son are forced to move in with Miles' mother after he is suddenly incarcerated.
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01x07 - Seannie Darko

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- I was in a suit?
- [background chatter]

I do look good in a suit.

[distant voices]

What else did I say?

[mellow music]

[Miles] So Trish told
me she hates her job

and wants out, but not getting that loan

from some banker named Cuddy,

has really made her reassess her
business idea. And the big news?

Ashley finally told Sean
that I got locked up.

He asked why I went
to jail and she said:

He just tried to do the right thing

at a really bad time.

[Miles] He's comin' to visit me
for the first time today.

Fingers crossed it goes smooth for us.

[indistinct conversations, baby crying]

[woman] No, I just want you to...

[Miles] Are you takin' care of your mom,

your tía, and your grandma?

[Sean] Well, I do my best.

They like a lot of weird stuff.

And they argue a lot.

But... usually Mom wins.

- [Sean, small laugh]
- I have no doubt about that.

Mama Nancy teached me
how to play Boneyard.

How to play Boneyard? You
can't even do math yet.

What are you at... all
right. We'll do a little test.

Five plus six. I'm gonna time you. Go.

You don't have a watch! [laughs]

Hey, this isn't a watch!
This is just my face!

Somebody fooled me. I
oughta get my money back.

Baby, why don't tell Dad

what we're gonna do
after our visit today?

- Yeah. What's the plan?
- Bowling with Grandma,

- [mouthing] Bowling?
- [Sean] Tía,

- and Auntie Janelle.
- Yes.

And maybe... some ice cream.

- Oh, ice cream?
- [Ashley] Ooh!

Ooh, look at those eyebrows!

Yeah, give her the eyebrows.
That'll... that'll get you some.

Can you come with us, Dad?

Uh... no man,

I-I gotta stay here for a little while.

But I'll be back with you soon, okay?

[couple arguing Spanish]

[Guard] Hey! Calm it down.

[man] Listen, I'm asking you
to speak to my f*ckin' kid!

[woman] Then call their mama!

- [Sean] Mommy.
- [man] I'm not askin'

- that bitch... I'm asking you!
- Shut up, por favor!

Hey! Hey.

Excuse me, do you mind?

It's my son's first time here today.

[woman] Y-yeah. Yes. I'm sorry.

- Of course.
- Thank you.

- [man] What the f*ck she say?
- She said her kid is here.

Can you watch your f*cking mouth?

- Stop yelling!
- Por favor...

Dad, what's it like in here?

Well, you know how you do sleepovers

at your friend Jameel's house?

It's kinda like that.

You guys play Roblox

and sneak Fruit Snacks in the bed?

Bruh, bruh, you gotta
stop snitchin' on yourself.

Do you know that he's
sneakin' Fruit Snacks?

Well, Sarah gives him Fruit Snacks.

And then lets them watch Boogie Nights.

And now he tries to snort
flour in the kitchen.

Dad, can I come in
there for a sleepover?

[man] Just tell them
that they can't do that!

[woman] Lower your voice.
I don't work for you.

- [bang]
- f*cking do it!

All right, hands on glass. Let's go.

- [alarm blares]
- Everybody up.

- [guard] Up, up!
- [guard] Get up.

- On the glass, let's go.
- sh*t.

- Let's go. Everybody up.
- Don't worry, man.

It's just a game. It's just a game.

- It happens all the time...
- Up! Up!

- All right, all right!
- Come on, let's go!

Oh, no, not you.
That-that's just for us.

- Ash, can you grab him?
- [guard] Come on.

Ash, can you take him off, please?

- All right, all right!
- [Sean] Dad!

All right, don't worry about it man.

I'll see you soon, okay?
I'll see you soon, man.

- Dad!
- Let's go, move!

- I'll see you soon, all right?
- Dad!

[guard] Move, move!

[Ashley] You don't have
to be so rough with him

while his son is watching.

[inmates, guards' overlapping voices]

[alarm continues blaring]

[dramatic music]

[guard] Come on, let's
go! f*cking do it!

Up! Up! Come on, come on.

- [Miles] All right, all right!
- [Sean] Dad!

- [Miles] I'll see you soon!
- [pins clattering]

He literally had his hands
on the window like this.

I'm not sure I'll ever
get Sean to go back there.

Poor little guy.

I mean, it was hard enough

when he was right down the street, I...

I don't know what I'm
gonna do in two weeks

when Miles transfers to Quentin.

Wait, isn't Charles Manson in there?

No. Don't worry. He d*ed.

I mean, how do families do it?

Even without Sean, like
all some couples' sh*t.

How is it possible?

You have to find ways to stay
connected, to stay intimate.

Ooh! A naked photo sh**t.

- There ya go.
- Whoa.

No, no, no, for real.

Like, you can give them
all kinda range too,

'cause you know they like variety.

sh*t, girl, you could dress
up in different outfits,

put some, like, crazy
filters on some of 'em

like them big-ass Anime eyes,

or them real thotty glitter filters.

Trish uses one that
makes her breasts contour.

- Boom.
- Mm.

I guess I could send him
some emails when he transfers.

He's such a bad typer.

I send him a two-paragraph
email with an article link.

I get back a one-word
response two weeks later.

The guards read those and
look at the pictures, right?

Like, my titties ain't
safe on jail Wi-Fi.

You know what? Just
keep your face out of it.

And hopefully he doesn't just
send back a thumbs up emoji,

which is what I get for the articles.

[under breath] Ah, ah, ah ah-ah-ah.

Ah, ah, ah.

Ah.

Ooh!

- Ooh!
- [Trish] Ooh!

- You see me?
- Eh, eh, eh!

- [laughs]
- [Trish] C'mon, little man.

C'mere. Let me switch you guys, Seanie.

'Cause you know your Auntie dangerous

with these hands, boy.
You don't even know.

Yes. I wanna see what you got. Go ahead.

Go Sean. Go Sean.

- [woman] Whoo! Go, Sean.
- [Trish] Yes, baby.

- Go ahead!
- [woman] You got this.

- [Trish] No baby, you stand up.
- You got this.

[Trish] Girl, damn! That
is one upset little boy.

Sshh.

- What you thinkin' about?
- [sighs]

Nothin', just wish I didn't
have to dance tonight.

I'm supposed to work the late shift.

Tss, bitch, I heard that one. Shits.

We have got to get out
of that place, Jacque.

We could do so much more sh*t than that,

but the money is good.

sh*t, that's what trapped me.

You know, I keep
thinkin' about that dude

who offered me like K
to soak in my bathwater.

Wait, he offered you K, bitch?

You left that part out.

I... it probably would have been cool.

He's a nice guy, and I ain't tryin' to

- yuck on nobody's yum, and...
- [laughs]

[Jacque] Everybody's
into somethin' weird.

[Trish] True.

[mellow pop in background]

- [Trish] Mm.
- Oof.

Look at him.

All lost in his head over there.

What the hell is he thinking?

Girl, he probably wonderin' why

he got nipples or somethin'.

Or why his penis changes
sizes. Little boys be like that.

Mm. They do be sayin'
some weird-ass sh*t.

Mm-hm. Oh, charades.

- [pins clattering]
- What, now?

Girl, no. You can play,
you know, charades,

when you go visit him.

Like, through the glass?
That's family stuff.

You won't be behind
glass when he transfers.

In person visitation at San Quentin.

You can't... hug him, but the
shared air is a big deal.

Well, at least that's something.

There was something else. There's, um...

ugh, this program. I read about it.

[Ashley] I don't know what
to do to make him feel better.

[music playing in background]

♪ ♪

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[guard] Hey, up! Up! Let's go!

[guard] I said, let's go.

All right, hands on the glass.

- Let's go.
- Let's go, everybody up.

Hands up.

- Let's go!
- [tense music]

[music stops]

[background chatter]

[mellow music playing]

♪ ♪

Mom, can we go home?

[clicks teeth] Tch. Here.

Why don't you go play some video games?

Go somewhere where I can see you!

Yeah, don't be talkin' to strangers.

Then there's another
dude who wanted me to

- paint his toenails for like grand.
- Uh-uh!

Mami, Dos sabrosos, por favor.

Girl, see that? [scoffs]

That make a lot of sense.

I actually left my
panties at the club once

and Liam sold them online for a grand.

We really could clean up
doin' some semi-strange

but ultimately uneventful sh*t

for some specifically kinky men.

- Gracias, mama.
- Just not sure

how safe that is.

- Mm.
- ♪ Oh ♪

["Freaks of the Industry" plays]

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Ohh ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Well, we're the
freaks Of the industry ♪

♪ My man, Money be ♪

♪ Oh, my mellow, Shock G ♪

♪ The freaks of the industry ♪

- Oh... sh*t.
- ♪ And when you see us ♪

♪ Backstage, Be prepared to G ♪

♪ Well, they say that
birds Do it, bees do it ♪

♪ Time to freak,
Money be gets to it ♪

♪ Not a heavyweight ♪

♪ But I go twelve rounds ♪

♪ With a jab and a stick,
I'm goin' lick for lick ♪

♪ So gimme the helmet,
I'll be the stunt man ♪

♪ Just relax, And I won't front ♪

♪ Like Anita, I'm giving
You the best that I got ♪

♪ And I'll be talkin' it
slow, Never missin' a spot ♪

♪ "Oh, Money be",
Yeah, that's what ♪

♪ You'll be screamin' And creamin' ♪

♪ But it's not a wet dream ♪

♪ It's the real, The freaky dog ♪

♪ Dark nasty ♪

♪ Never lettin' The
kitty-cat get past me ♪

♪ Without pickin' it up, pet it... ♪

[song stops]

Well, well, well. If it
ain't my favorite BIPOC.

- Mm.
- [Eric] All right.

Let me get that pineapple
on the rocks one time.

- Yeah, Papi.
- Hollah.

Mr. Cuddie Cudderson.
I owe you an apology.

I was hella outta pocket at the bank,

and I did try and staple your head,

so that was my bad.

I was just dealin' with
some anger issues, you know?

Hey, you look hella familiar.

Well, how can you
tell from way up there?

Man, I really just need
some financial advice

from a strong, educated
Black man like yourself.

- Mm.
- And I'm really just tryin'

to start my business, but
I don't have the finances.

Is there any way I
can finesse some funds?

Look, you don't need no bank bank.

You didn't lose me at strip club.

You lost me at buyin' a building.

A building has rules, zoning,

- neighbors, rent.
- [Jacque] Mm.

You ain't sellin' a function.
You sellin' seduction.

Tuh. Huh.

What else do you know?

Hey, I swear it's like

maybe it's the sound of
your voice or somethin'?

- It's just...
- Cuddie.

I mean, look. From your
disgruntled, unprovoked outburst,

I'd say your plan was
suspect from the jump.

- [Trish] Huh.
- Why you tryin' to

run a business you are
clearly runnin' away from?

- Damn!
- You're a f*ckin' poet.

[clears throat]

Cuddie, this is my platonic
life partner, Jacque.

Jacque... you know.

- Eric.
- Oh wow.

- [Cuddie] Cuddie.
- [Trish] Oh, sh*t, n*gga.

- [Jacque] Okay.
- [Cuddie] Cudderson.

What d'you do?

Oh, um, what does LOBB stand for?

Oh, you know the League
of Bowlin' Bankers?

You gotta LOBB that sh*t. I
bowl for the Big Accountskis.

The bruhs abide. You feel me?

- Mm.
- Hey, wait a minute.

Jack of all shades - - ?

- Uh... ha.
- Ah!

I follow you. Hey, I love your...

- Tits.
- Paintings.

Naw, look. I'm a bowler.

So I keeps it .

I fux with your art.

That Sandy Man, that Trappy
Mermaid, and then ooh,

that Daggered Headless Man?

Which, by the way, was
a fascinating commentary

on the dangerous anonymity
of the patriarchy.

And you fine as hell.

Okay, n*gga. All right.

Go ahead and bro with yer bruhs.

All right, Trish. In a minute.

Jacqueline?

- I see you down there.
- I'll see you down there.

[Trish] Uh... Hmm.

Grabbin' my hiking gear,
'cause I'm climbin' up that mountain.

[Trish] Okay. [laughs]

He is a bank that is too big to fail.

Uh-uh, so you got one more.

I found my giant, and
I just need a beanstalk.

Uh, why do you like giants so much?

I love a tree to climb.
Girl, people are kinky!

- [laughs]
- Hmm.

Ha. Yes.

- Bitch, yes, they are.
- Mm-hmm.

Even successful people got kinks, right?

Bankers, lawyers, them
freaky-ass doctors.

Don't they be in the clubs
spending small money on sh*t

they don't even really want?

It's just the sh*t that the club offers.

Yes, okay, girl, where is
your head goin' at right now?

Okay, do you still know um,
bathwater boy and toenail boy?

Yeah, Chuck and Dennis.
They're my regulars.

- Do you think they'd probably still...
- Oh, definitely.

Oh. [laughs]

I think I know how you can
skip work tonight, girl.

Come on. Let's go.

Ashley! I'll see you at home!

[machinery clattering]

Oh! Oh, oh, oh.

- Marriage.
- Uh, no. Questionable institution.

I don't think that's
on Miles' radar anymore.

Wait, w-w-w-wait. Anymore?

Y'all finna to do the
damn thing finally?

- Bitch, you lyin'.
- No.

[Rainey] There was this article
written a few years ago after

- an old colleague of mine...
- [Janelle squeals]

did a story at the Tribune and...

Rainey, we're not gonna get married.

Hold on, hold on. Sorry, Mama.

Ash, did you get this ring
or did he? Like, what is this?

He bought it. We found it.
He don't know we found it.

- How Shakespearian!
- Listen.

It's a piece about the -hour
weekend visitation program

for married couples at San Quentin.

Ooh, see, now that's a great first act.

Yeah, but why would
we stare at each other

from across the table for hours?

[Rainey] No. No, no, no.

It's a marriage program

to help keep families together.

Ash, this ring is so beautiful, man.

But this ain't the Shane Company.

Like, why're you just
carrying this around?

- It is mine.
- If you're married,

you get to spend two
whole nights together

uninterrupted in a house.

- Where?
- On the prison grounds.

- It's a prison house.
- Oh, of course.

Uh, y'all, I'm about
to go check on this boy,

make sure he hasn't turned
full Donnie Darko on us.

[sighs]

Sean can spend time with his dad.

The three of you can be a
family together in person.

You could probably get movies off

that little prison cart thing.

- You and Miles could cuddle.
- Okay.

Under the circumstances,
it's pretty incredible.

And they just leave you alone.

There's guards around to make sure

you don't dig a tunnel, but yeah.

You get a weekend a month together.

Families do it.

Miles' dad left forever.

You have a restraining order
out against your father.

Trish's dad is an old
friend with a turkey baster.

Monthly Dad is a step
up for this family.

Don't you think?

[inhales, exhales]

Let's get outa here.

Now, you see that, Sean?
I'm 'bout to get that.

Watch, I'm 'bout to
get this thizzly bear.

Oh, oh, you see it move?
Penguin, don't you do it.

Don't you mess up my... hey, let's go!

- [all cheering]
- Hey, let's go!

♪ I had to get close ♪

♪ 'Cause she was workin'
Like a nine to five ♪

[cheering, whooping]

Okay, we have snacks for you.

Earl made some really weird
food he's super smug about.

- [Rainey] We have every game.
- [Trish] Yeah!

[Rainey] You are not
gonna be able to resist us.

["Liftoff" continues in background]

♪ With or without a bound ♪

♪ Baby, let's lift off ♪

♪ Away from here to higher ground ♪

♪ Because nothin' here
Can hold our spirit down ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Oh no ♪

♪ ♪

- Two, three...
- Hide, Sean!

♪ Oh, sometimes It don't matter ♪

♪ What you're goin' through ♪

♪ As long as you know Just
where you're goin' to ♪

- [Rainey] Look, I'm on green!
- ♪ I wanna fly high ♪

♪ So I'm willin' to sacrifice ♪

♪ Everything I used to be ♪

♪ Just to make it into paradise ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm ready To lift off ♪

♪ Until the sky comes fallin' down ♪

♪ I'm ready to lift off ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Lift off ♪


[low chatter in distance]

What the f*ck is you doin', Carl?

I need your help guys.
I need your help bad.

All hands on deck, all right? We're...

Oh, great. Thank you.
The delivery's here.

Very nice. Put it over there.
Great. Thanks, big fella.

Okay, we're opening cookies.

We're readin' fortunes.
We're lookin' for s, okay?

Why?

Because s and s
don't matter, obviously.

s, multiples of do.

Hey, Jacque, don't just
stand there doin' nothing.

- You can shred.
- Ah, Carl. Is this your son?

Very busy here, lady. What do you need?

- We quit.
- You wanna quit?

Why do you wanna quit?

I wanna be my own boss, so
I'm startin' my own business.

- We're starting it.
- Hey.

I asked you, please. Shred.
It's not that big a deal.

You want me to shred fortunes. Why?

Evidence, obviously.

What is this, some kind of a
Chinese blasphemy or something,

shredding these things?

Fortune cookies were
invented in Oakland.

And no... also you know I'm not Chinese.

I know... we know... I know,
okay? I know. Just shred, please?

I don't want him catching
his fingers in the damn thing.

Help two guys out? Thank you very much.

All right, so what's the deal?

What's this business
you're talkin' about, Trish?

Well, we are starting a
premium obscure fetish service

focused on highly niche sexual fantasies

owned and operated by women, okay?

Okay. All right.

Well, what's wrong with this place?
It's-it's-it's premium.

It's got premium written all over it.

What the f*ck make this place premium?

Well, hello! It's got
premium in the buffet,

in the lights, in the nipples,

in the f*ckin' fog machine.

I'd say that's black
card premium right there.

But that obscure fetish
idea... that's a good one.

Yeah, and I like the word niche as well.

Good word selection.
You know what, Trish?

I like it. I'm in. How much you want?

What you mean how much I want?

- I don't want nothing.
- Start-up money.

There's $ k. I want to be your partner.

No. No, no, no. See, we do
not need your money, Carl.

Okay, this is not your
sh*t. This is mine.

I'll be your security partner.

I'll bring the team over from here.

Roy, Dennis, Mustard,
they love you girls.

They wouldn't let
anything bad happen to you.

I'll only take %.

Ha! %, n*gga. You out your mind.

All right, .

[chatter, music in background]

♪ ♪

- [inaudible]
- Mm.

[sighs] Okay. Okay, okay,

I'm gonna break this down
real simple for you, Car-rul.

All you do is security,
okay? This is my business.

- Slash/ours.
- I am the boss.

- Yeah, we are.
- Uh, yeah, yeah. Good for you.

It's not that great. Trust me.

I'm-I'm sorry. Okay.
Carl, is this your son?

- Who, him?
- [Jacque] Yeah.

Why? He's just a guy who owes
me money, all right? No big deal.

Bye, Carl.

Hey, can you pick up the
trash on your way out?

- [Trish] No!
- You do your homework?

♪ Take me home ♪

[continues singing indistinctly]

♪ ♪

[Earl, indistinct]

Hey... okay.

Okay. You heard of the
new electric slide, 'Nelle?

Pshh. There's only one
electric slide, Earl.

Naw, 'cause then you hit
a little spin like this,

and that and you drop like this and...

Uh-uh. Uh-uh, what is that?

C'mon, I'm tryin' to put you on game.

You know it's okay to
not know things. Like...

- Why can't you just make it simple?
- I got you.

[Ashley clears throat]

Is this a... private
lesson or are we invited?

Uh, you got the jokes,
bitch. Real funny.

No more private dancin'.

- [click]
- ♪ Oh ♪

- Oh! We all know this one.
- Now this is my sh*t!

Mama Rainey, you know how to wobble?

Oh, excuse me. Please.

- Do I know how to wobble?
- [Janelle] Oh, excuse me.

- ♪ Let me see you just ♪
- [Janelle] Okay, come on.

♪ Get low n scrub the
grown Let me see you just ♪

- ♪ Push it up, push it up ♪
- Let's see you go.

♪ Let me see you just, Wobble baby ♪

♪ Wobble baby, wobble
baby, wobble, yeah ♪

♪ Wobble baby, wobble baby,
Wobble baby, wobble, yeah ♪

♪ Wobble baby, wobble baby
wobble baby, wobble, yeah ♪

♪ Wobble, baby, wobble,
baby, wobble, baby ♪

♪ Wobble, yeah ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah, Get in there ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah, get in there ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah, get in there ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah, Eh big girl ♪

♪ Make 'em back it up ♪

- Ah... whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- [Ashley] Sean.

- [click]
- [music stops]

Oh, so you're a tough guy!

- Uh! Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh!
- Oh! Oh! Oh!

You're a ninja. Oo-ah! Oo-ah!

Woooah!

Now what? Oooh! Now
I have to wrap you up.

- [Sean] No!
- Because you are my burrito!

C'mon, over the shoulder.

- Ah! Help me! Help me!
- Because you're a burrito!

- You're my burrito!
- Help me!

- Help me!
- And you're goin' in the oven

brother! Ugh!

Looks like we're having some burrito!

Ooh, yeah!

You're goin' in the microwave, brother!

- [Ashley] You got this.
- In the microwave you go.

[Earl] It's the end!

Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah.

All right, dude. In you go.

- I'm not even tired.
- Yeah. Uh-uh.

I don't wanna hear it.

You almost passed out with
all that dancin' and...

- wobbling.
- Fine.

But can you sing me a song?

[Ashley laughs]

Okay.

Your Grandma Rose
used to sing this to me

when I couldn't fall asleep.

♪ I'm strong and I'm weak ♪

♪ And I'm both sometimes ♪

♪ I'm green and I'm blue ♪

♪ Many a night ♪

♪ Thought I couldn't Carry through ♪

♪ This for some time ♪

♪ But I'm strong when I'm weakest ♪

♪ And brave ♪

♪ When I buckle my knees ♪

♪ I'm damned and I'm holy ♪

♪ On the pew ♪

♪ I'm good and I'm evil ♪

♪ In front of you ♪

♪ I could be the
best friend Or worst ♪

♪ Enemy to you ♪

♪ But I'm strong When I'm weakest ♪

♪ And brave ♪

♪ when I buckle my knees ♪

[soft music]

♪ ♪

Mom?

Yes, baby?

Dad's gonna be my dad still, right?

After jail?

Of course, baby. He
will always be your dad.

I love you.

[whispers] I love you, too.

Good night. [kisses]

Truly a tied-up horse.

[Earl] Ha. Truly.

But it don't even be that
bad when I be over here.

I damn near don't even notice.

Thank you, by the way.

Yeah, of course.

What you talkin' about?

You kickin' it with
Sean, makin' him laugh.

He wouldn't cr*ck all
day. He needed that.

Yeah, no, of course. I got you.

For real, though. Seein'
you do that, it helps.

Feels like,

I don't know, like
everything's gonna be all right?

[Earl] Yeah.

Miles'll do good when he gets out

and Sean has people
lookin' after him now.

[Eric] Right.

I don't know if you see it
but, you're doin' really good.

Ashley, I'm definitely not
doin' good. Like, at all.

I could never go back
to that place. Ever.

You think me walkin' around
with an extension cord

plugged into my ankle at all times

is 'cause I'm doin' good?

I definitely ain't
been all right or good

or whatever the f*ck
y'all normal people be

since they pulled up.

I'm talkin' about
squad cars... all in front

of my Pops' restaurant,
and then I'm walkin' out

in front of white table
diners in cuffs, like...

I thought it was a weed charge.

Exactly! Exactly,
you-you'd have thought

I really did some sh*t.

- But you're on the other side now.
- Yeah, I know.

I don't even think it works like that.

I be tryin' to forget
everything that happened.

And I know I-I never will.
And then at the same time,

I been tryin' to
remember who I was before.

And I know I never will.

[heavy music]

[sighs] But-but people come to see you

and that be helpin', you know, family.

Mine-mine pulled up mostly
out of obligation, but still.

But anything you can hold onto...

is good, but...

♪ ♪

[Earl] Okay.

Earl.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, no, you're good. [small laugh]

I'll see you around and before you know,

tied up horse and all, can't go too far.

[both laughing]

[Earl] Uh...

Hey, Miles is gonna
be all right, though.

What makes you so sure?

He got y'all.

Y'all love him. He knows that, right?

[both] ♪ Hey, we
quit, bitch, we quit ♪

- Hi, Earl, bye, Earl.
- Mommy!

It is champagne o'clock 'cause
your daughter, uh, just quit.

- [both] Yeah!
- What?

And, our new business is
our own private kink service

that we can just run from the casa.

[Jacque] Because we quit!

- Bitch, we quit!
- What?

♪ Bitch like to be
near me Just wakin' up ♪

♪ Last night was a blur,
It was rainin' in bucks ♪

♪ But Rainbows on 'cause
you too big for them ♪

♪ Lulu Lemons, Puma
slide, front side ♪

♪ Throw that in the winter ♪

♪ It's the weekend, but
It's goin' out we're too ♪

♪ Wally's in the buildin',
I hope they big spendin' ♪

♪ Uber Lyft running town
Before it goes down ♪

♪ When the error run the
city Run the underground ♪

♪ Give me a face and the
lace, Everything with grace ♪

♪ 'Cause the space where
You work is a galaxy ♪

♪ Step onto the stage, Now
that sh*t is zero gravity ♪

♪ You work hard, man, I
hope you on the gallery ♪

♪ k*ll it every night, and
They wildin' to the casualty ♪

♪ f*ck a bitch n*gga tryin'
to skim off of your salary ♪

♪ p*ssy poppin' 'cause they
Only bring no revolution ♪

♪ I'm just sayin' ladies, Time
to start the stripper union ♪

♪ First I'm at the strip club ♪

♪ And I swear that I'm impressed ♪

♪ You a diamond in the ceiling ♪
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