Tina and Lori (2021) - full transcript

(mid-tempo jazz plays)

(somber hip-hop begins)

♪ Hello miss baby

♪ Hey

♪ I know that you a savage

♪ Hey

♪ Say that you own this and that ♪

♪ Just make sure that you can throw that ass back ♪

♪ Aye

♪ Oh

- [Teacher] Okay, Okay, Okay, class.



Okay, okay.

So do you guys honestly believe that

there are modern day love stories

like "Porgy and Bess" or "Romeo and Juliet"?

- [Rachel] I mean, yes.

Look at movies like "The Notebook" or "Love & Basketball",

and our times is better because these people

didn't actually have to, you know, die.

(class laughs)

- Those was cool, but I like love stories

like the Joker and Harley Quinn.

(class disagrees)

- [Rachel] You can't possibly be serious

to call their sick, twisted lives, a love story.



- Why not?

She loves him so much

that she basically gave her life for him.

- Yeah, which was kinda stupid.

(offscreen student agrees)

- [Lori] Was it stupid?

- [Teacher] Excuse me, Lori.

I can't hear you, can you speak up?

- I said, was it really stupid?

Yeah, we all know she jumped in petroleum for the joker,

but I also believe she know the Joker didn't care

about anything or anyone but himself.

So when he jumped in after her,

he was also proving his love for her.

That he couldn't live without her.

- [Female Student] Preach!

- So, no matter how sick

and twisted their love may have been,

it was their love.

- [Different Female Student] Who she talking to?

(class laughs)

- Okay,

and what would be one of your favorite love stories?

- [Lori] Hmm.

Mickey and Mallory.

- [Teacher] From the movie, "Natural Born killers"?

- Mmhm.

(class whispers)

- [Teacher] Okay, very interesting.

Okay, so for your final project this semester, class,

you're gonna have to write

your own modern day love story.

(class groans) Yes, yes.

Y'all always in love, come on now. (students giggle)

So you can write in any format that you like,

any format that fits you, okay?

(school bell rings)

And I'll see you guys on Monday, have a good weekend.

(students converse amongst each other)

(romantic hip-hop plays)

♪ Tell me whether this girl how you feeling me ♪

♪ I'm not trying to waste no time ♪

♪ 'Cause you and me

♪ Look so good together

♪ We vibing the same

♪ Writing, reading

♪ Yes girl, we got chemistry

♪ I'm so stuck on you

(students chattering)

- [Michael] Oh, so she does have feelings?

(students chattering)

- But no, I just really like her class

'cause I enjoy writing.

- Good, I didn't know that.

You used to write all the time

when we first started high school.

- You remember that?

- [Michael] Remember what?

I remember everything about you.

I remember everything about us.

So, are you going to help me out with this assignment

or what?

- Yeah.

- Only if you're for real, then I got you.

- [Michael] Okay for sure.

Now, are you going Rachel's extravaganza?

You know, since our parents are out of town, again?

- I don't know.

I might though.

- Well, look,

I hope you do,

since this is the only way I'ma see you outside of school.

- That is not true.

Look, I just have a lot going on right now, so.

- Okay.

Well, I still want to see you there even for a little bit,

just to see me.

All right, I got to go up in this office.

I'ma see you tonight.

(romantic hip-hop plays)

♪ Tell me whether this girl how you feeling me ♪

♪ I'm not trying to waste no time ♪

♪ 'Cause you and me

♪ Look so good together

♪ We vibing the same

- [Lori] Damn, excuse y'all.

- [Demaya And Her Minions] Bitch, you excused!

- [Lori] Right, okay.

- You wanna start a problem?

- I think you wanna solve it quick.

- So sorry.

- Assholes.

- See you tonight?

- Mmhm, see you tonight.

- [Lori] My baby!

What's up?

- Hey girl, hey.

- Why are you all excited?

And how the hell does Adam think he's seeing you tonight?

- I'm going to the party tonight.

(Lori and Christina cheer)

- Wait, how?

I thought your pops won't let you out the house tonight.

- Um.

He not.

- What's this?

- (inaudible) or something, I don know.

- Okay, what are you planning on doing with that, T?

- These are gonna get me out the house tonight.

- Bitch, what?

- Shh.

Yes.

Look, I got these from Adam.

I'ma put these in my dad's beer at dinner time,

and within about an hour, you know,

he'll be out for the night.

- Oh hell nah, T.

I don't think that's-

- You think it's a bad idea?

Oh my gosh, you're right.

What if I overdose him?

Oh my god, you know, I'm just not gonna go-

- [Lori] Oh, oh, oh, okay, okay, okay.

T, T, calm down.

No matter how much of an ass Adam may be,

I don't think he'll give you anything

that's gonna to hurt your dad,

but what you need to do, when you get home, Google it.

If it all works out

and you still want to go through with this little plan,

hit me up.

I'll pick you up for the party.

We can go together.

- All right, you're right, you're right, you're right.

Because you know what, I can't afford to do no jail time.

Please, I am too cute, and um, too scared. (Lori laughs)

- [Lori] Right.

(car engine rumbles)

- [Mr. Davis] Christina!

Let's go!

- All right, here I come.

- Hi, Mr. Davis.

- Hey, Lori.

- Ugh, why your daddy always got an attitude?

- Look, forgive him.

All I know is, he better take that ass to sleep tonight.

Look, I'ma hit you up in a hour

and I will let you know what I'm do-

- Look, I'll be at your house at 9:00,

You not out in 10 minutes, I'm gone for dark,

I'm not tripping.

- All right, I got you, dang.

Okay, don't worry about it.

- [Christina And Lori] Don't worry about it, sweetheart!

All right, okay.

- Okay, all right.

(somber hip-hop plays)

(Lori kissing Chris)

- I actually kinda missed you.

- [Lori] Oh yeah?

Just kind of?

- Yeah.

- What am I?

You know you missed me.

- Yeah, whatever.

So, Lo?

- Hmm?

- You know my 21st birthday is the ninth,

three weeks, right?

- Of course.

- So me and my peoples, when my mom's, my brothers,

they gonna throw me a party,

and I want you there, so you can meet them.

- Oh, um, okay.

- All right.

So, um, I mean, I know we only been dating

for about six months,

but my mom keeps hearing about this girl,

and she want to meet you.

And I think the party would be like a good icebreaker,

especially before your prom.

- Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

So I'll definitely be there looking fine!

- I already know.

But I mean, I hope so.

'Cause my brother's gonna clown me.

- For real?

- I mean, yeah, for real.

- [Lori] Well you ain't got nothing to worry about.

- You right.

What?

- Do you remember how long we've been together?

- Man, what?

- Mmhm.

I think somebody loves me.

- You silly, but yeah, I do love you.

So, you know that, right?

- I know.

I love you too.

(Lori kissing Chris)

But I gotta go.

- So you just came here to hit it and dip?

- Yeah.

Well, you know that party that I was going to,

then wasn't going to?

Well now I'm back going because T can't get out the house.

- Wait, T can go to a party?

- Right?

Well kind of, but anyway, I'll be back again

to hit that again.

I just gotta go make sure it's your shirt.

- Yeah, well, I mean, of course I want you to come back,

but I'ma be the one hitting it.

(Lori kissing Chris)

(fan whirs)

(pot clanging)

(Christina banging on paper towel)

(beer can opening)

(beer pouring)

- What, you not eating?

- Nah, I don't really have too much of an appetite,

right now.

- Christina, have a seat for a minute,

and let me talk to you.

(dramatic piano music plays)

Look,

I know you mad 'cause I'm not letting you go to this party

at night.

But I do stuff like this for your own good.

I have been trying my hardest for the last year,

since your mom passed.

But you not making this easy for me.

You'll understand understand when you get older.

Let me see your phone.

- Huh?

For what?

- [Mr. Davis] Because I said so.

Wait, why is it locked?

What's the code?

- [Christina] I don't know.

- Don't play with me, little girl.

- I'm not a little girl anymore.

I'm 18, and I'm sitting here arguing with my dad

about my cellphone.

- [Mr. Davis] Yeah, you right, you are 18.

That don't make you grown, you don't know shit about life!

- I need to go to college.

- I don't know why?

It's gonna be the same thing.

Go commute to class, and you gonna bring your ass back home.

- Yeah, okay.

- [Mr. Davis] Yeah, okay.

It's your smart ass mom, just like her

- Are we done?

- Yeah.

We done.

My food getting cold.

And, I'll keep this phone until you remember the code.

(Christina sighs)

Hmph.

She got that from her mother.

(dramatic piano music ends)

(door creaks)

(papers rustling)

(door creaks)

- [Tiff] Yeah, girl.

So you know that girl, uh, Tasha?

She sat behind me and what's his face, Clyde?

So why did she show me a picture of, like,

her sister or her cousin?

I don't even who that girl was, right?

And she talking about some (inaudible) lookalike.

I don't know-

- Hey, sis.

- [Tiff] Hold on, I'll call you back, okay?

Okay.

All right, bye.

Hey, what's up?

- [Lori] What you up to?

- [Tiff] Nothing,

just trying to find something to eat in this house.

Where you coming from?

- [Lori] Chris',

getting you something to eat.

(Tiff cheers)

- [Tiff] Oh my gosh, I was starving,

you a lifesaver!

- [Lori] Whatever.

Mama here?

- Is that a joke question?

So, um, when I get to meet Mr. Christopher?

- Ew, why are you calling him that?

- 'Cause that's his name?

Well, you can meet Chris, soon.

He's having a birthday party, and I want you to come

with me, so I won't be so nervous.

- What you nervous for?

He ugly?

- No.

- He fat?

- No!

- Lori, he white?

- Oh my God, no!

- [Tiff] I'ma have to tell mama if he white,

you already know.

- You play too much.

- [Tiff] (Tiff chuckles) I'm just saying.

- But nah, I'm just really nervous

because I got to meet his mom,

his brothers, and a whole gang of his family and friends.

And I've been putting that off for so long,

and I got to meet everybody at once.

- So?

That don't even matter.

And we gonna be cute anyways.

Well, why are you waiting so long to meet his mom though?

- I don't know.

If ever, if I met his mom, then he'd want to meet mine,

and who wants to meet her?

- Yeah, you're right.

- I did talk to him about mom,

and her drinking in crazy ways.

I just, I don't really want him to actually see it, so.

- Yeah, I know.

- Anyway, so I need you there with me to keep me calm.

He can finally meet someone that's close to me

that I love.

- Aw, Lo, you do love me.

- All right, all right, calm down.

- Oh.

- But I gotta go get ready,

so I'll talk to you later

- [Tiff] Where are you 'bout to go?

- To this stupid party.

- What?

- Lo, you said you weren't going.

- [Lori] I changed my mind.

- How you, okay.

- And I better not see you there.

- I mean, everybody and they mama is going to this party,

why I can't go?

- I don't care about everybody and they mama.

It's a seniors' party.

And besides, any freshmen or sophomore girls there,

all the older guys are just gonna to try to get you

to dip off with them, and that's not happening.

Are we clear?

(Tiff sighs)

- You'll be there, so you can watch me

so don't nothing happen.

We can-

- [Lori] I'm going to party,

not babysit my little sister.

So whatever you have planned, sis, cancel it.

Not playing with you.

- Okay, okay, that's fine. - All right.

- Well, can you at least take me to Lisa's house?

- [Lori] Yes.

Be ready in, like, 20 minutes.

- [Tiff] All right.

(floorboards creaking)

- You did your thing with that food tonight.

Gave me the -itis and ceiling.

Why don't you go ahead and make you a plate,

and put up the rest of the food?

I'ma turn in, I'm done for the night.

And don't try nothing.

- All right, I'ma, um, make me a plate.

Excuse me.

- [Mr. Davis] You excused.

You're looking more like your mother every day.

Maybe even prettier.

- Don't.

(fan whirring)

(Christina sighs)

(blinds swish)

(pot clanging)

(water squirting)

(plate banging)

(door creaks)

(door opens)

(door shuts)

(door opens)

I love you mom.

(crickets chirping)

(Lori sighs)

- [Lori] Okay, T, let's go.

(Lori sighs) I knew she wasn't gonna to do it.

Oh

my

god!

(Lori and Christina cheer)

Yeah, T!

You must've really snuck out the house.

- Yeah, shoot, sneaking out wasn't nothing.

He really gonna be shook when he find out

I'm not coming back to this bitch.

- Huh?

(Christina sighs)

- [Christina] Yeah.

Look, I packed a whole lot in this bag,

and it ain't just for tonight.

You know, I've been thinking, start of senior year,

then we got prom, graduation.

Then what?

Start classes at EDU.

And if you think I'm about to go on OCC,

and then come home to him and be some slave,

he got me fucked up.

- Well damn, T.

- [Christina] Yeah.

I made sure I packed my birth certificate

and my social security card 'cause I don't want no problems.

And I mean, he was gonna flip his shit anyway,

once he found out that I enrolled myself into EDU,

and you and I was gonna be roommates?

(Christina sighs)

I mean,

I haven't really dealt with him, L.

- Yeah, you right about that one.

- Might as well get it over with now.

It's better to get it over with now rather than later.

So I can just start my college career in peace.

But, um, do you think it's cool

if I kick it at your house tonight,

then go to my aunt's house in the morning?

- Duh!

You know you my girl.

Is that even a question?

- Bet.

All right, all right, all right,

So let's get to this party because I am ready to turn up!

(hip-hop plays)

- Time to get my appetite right.

You know she always be having bomb food at these parties.

- Oh yeah, you know, I don't really smoke like that,

but, uh, I'm hitting that tonight.

- [Lori] That's what he said.

(Christina laughs)

♪ If you happy and you know it clap that ass ♪

♪ If you happy and you know it clap that ass ♪

- I got something from Chris'.

(Christina coughs)

- Ugh, what you got that for?

- Oh, you know, protection I guess?

My mom's got a new "friend".

(inaudible).

I just wanna be safe,

and be able to protect me and Tiff.

- Dang!

Let met find out Chris was a bad boy,

sitting out here giving you goods.

- You missed the part where I said, I took it.

It was in the bathroom.

(inaudible).

I was gonna put it back though,

but he would never have this thing anyway,

so he wouldn't even mind if I had it for a minute.

- So I guess we both on tipsin out here, huh?

- But dang!

Is you smoking or passing?

- Chill out, I'm smoking.

♪ If you happy and you know it clap that ass ♪

♪ If you happy and you know it

(Christina coughs)

- Give me my shit.

♪ If you happy and you know it clap that ass ♪

♪ If you happy and you know it clap that ass ♪

♪ If you happy and you know it

♪ And you really wanna show it

♪ If you happy and you know it clap that ass ♪

♪ She say I get on her nerves

♪ Hit her with the curve

♪ I put the pussy on the trainway ♪

♪ She hit me with the swerve

- Uh, what time the party start?

- [Lori] Um.

- It's already a lot of people here.

I think it started at 8:00, but shit,

you know they probably only here for the food anyway.

(Lori and Christina laugh)

- No, I know.

Ooh, I am so buzzed right now too.

Let's go eat.

- [Lori] Okay.

- Jello shots, anyone?

(people cheer)

Only take one, babe.

(people converse)

You mess it up, you pay for it.

(hip-hop music plays)

Oh my goodness, Tina!

Surprised to see you.

How'd you manage to sneak out of the house?

- Oh well, you know,

I couldn't miss your very first party of the year.

- Oh, well, of course not.

And I have few tricks up my sleeve

for tonight's entertainment, so make you ladies stick around

for the final extravaganza!

- Yes!

- The food is in the kitchen,

along with some drinks and apps.

It was good seeing you, ladies.

Oh, and Lori, Demaya and her minions are here,

so none of that ghetto stuff, okay?

- See girl, we was doing good, then she just had to be-

- Calm down, it's just a weird fluke.

Duh.

- Dang.

Y'all ain't eat, today?

- [Lori] You know, now that I think about it, I do that.

(Lori and Michael laugh)

Did you eat today?

- You know what, I think I ate at school earlier,

but that was about it.

Oh my god.

Am I looking like a pig?

(Lori and Michael laugh)

- [Michael] You good, you good.

Glad you could make it, Lori.

- [Lori] Me too.

- Oh shoot, there go Adam, look,

I'ma see what's up with him, then I'ma see you later.

Bye, Michael.

- [Michael] Peace out, Tina.

I know Tina is not talking to Adam.

- [Lori] Nah, she don't set him like that.

She just want a little something.

- Well, what?

- You know, she wants something

that all the girls said, he's known for doing.

- Yeah, he and girls are I don't know.

I haven't heard about that.

- And?

Eating the groceries.

- You talking about getting her booty ate?

- [Lori] Shh.

- Bro, y'all fooling, he really be on that?

- Yeah, two girls I know for sure.

You know, T, she ain't really never experienced something

like that, so I better do it before the school year's over.

- Y'all worse than us.

- [Lori] Hell nah, I doubt that.

- So, uh, did she make you make a bet

in return or something?

- Yeah, but I'm not telling you.

- [Michael] Whatever, man.

- [Demaya] Hey, Mike!

- Hey, Demaya, what's up with you?

- Nothing, but (inaudible) or something?

because I have a special request.

- Yeah, just for a little bit.

I was talking to Lori,

but I'ma about to head back to the- (cup falls over)

- Really, y'all?

- Who the fuck you calling a hoe?

- You!

You looked at me, didn't you?

Fuck.

- We got a problem?

- And the where the fuck you coming from?

- Don't even worry about it, do we got a problem?

- She just ready for went a lane, bitch,

guess whose talking-

- Bitch you got the right one-

- [Rachel] No way!

Not up in here, there will be no fighting.

I have spent too much time and money

for my party to be shut down by the two of you, okay?

- Guys, we ain't having none of that up in here.

Now, Demaya, let's get you that special request,

let's go to the booth and see if you got some tapes.

And you come too, Lori, you can be my assistant.

All right, what you trying to listen to?

What's up?

- [Demaya] How about, "Knuck if You Buck" or "Girlfight"?

- (Michael chuckles) What is this, the early 2000s?

All right, I don't think I'm playing that,

but how about I play a song and I'll shout you out?

- Don't forget to mention sexy.

- All right, I got you.

What?

- Really?

- Lori, look, I realize that doing this,

that's a part of it.

- What, flirting?

- Nah, making people feel happy, and making them feel good.

- All right.

- Why you mad, Lori?

You want me to make you feel good too?

- Ha ha, no.

- All right, all right, all right.

This next one is for Demaya and her crew

'cause they vibing up in here!

(everyone cheers) (mid-tempo hip-hop begins)

♪ I'm in coochie land

♪ I'm in coochie land

♪ Do you know the coochie man

♪ Bitch told me I'm the GOAT

♪ I set a coochie trend

♪ I got six hoes on the floor

♪ I need a coochie plan

♪ I know I'm finna get the cat

♪ I hit my coochie dance

♪ Oh, you ain't got nowhere to take him ♪

♪ Come to coochie land.

♪ How are you doing today

♪ I'm the coochie man

♪ I just bought her with ten hoes in the doonie van ♪

♪ Zeke and Lou sitting in the spot trying to move some grams ♪

♪ (record scratch) told me I can't fuck his bitch ♪

♪ I bet Louie can

♪ Oh, you got some dog shit

♪ You the dookie man

♪ (record scratch) waiting on they unemployment ♪

♪ I just blew some bands

♪ I'm finna start a record label, feel like Gucci Mane ♪

- Oh nah, I'm straight,

um, but I will take another jello shot though.

- Say less.

Here you go.

- Oh, thank you.

Mmm!

These little things are strong.

My god.

- Oh.

You wanna go upstairs?

Do a dab?

- A what?

- You know, a dab.

- No, not if it's gonna make me do that.

♪ I'm the coochie man

♪ I'm in coochie land

♪ Do you know the coochie man

(dark hip-hop begins)

- So, you gonna let me take you out when school's over with?

- Um, I kinda gotta tell you something.

- Oh my gosh, here we go man.

- So, I've been kinda talking to somebody.

- What?

He go to this school?

- No!

He a little older.

- Oh, I see.

So you got you a little sugar daddy, huh?

- No, fool.

He's just a few years older than us.

- I'm just playing with you.

Lori, look,

I just wanted to tell you,

that you were my first and only love, freshmen year.

I don't know why things got so rocky

between us, sophomore year,

but I just wanted to let you know

that my feelings haven't changed and they won't change.

So I just want to let you know

that I'ma always be here for you.

No matter what sorry sucker you decide to be with.

- Well, dang.

And thank you,

and know that I never stopped caring

or wanting to be with you, I just,

I was going through a lot at home,

and I didn't know how to communicate that,

and every time I came back, you, you know?

- Wait, who?

Cindy?

Girl, that was nothing, man.

Your boyfriend though-

- Oh my god, you are so dramatic.

- All right, all right, how about this?

How about while you are helping me with my assignment,

I take you to a restaurant then?

That way it's more of a "thank you" than a date.

How about that?

- Okay, we can do that.

- All right.

Your boyfriend.

- Shut up!

(muffled hip-hop plays)

- Come here.

- Oh wow, it's like a little mini science lab.

What the heck is all of this?

- Okay so, here we go.

This is your dab brick.

This is a little scoop so you can get your wax out.

And your blowtorch,

and you can't forget your water for after.

- All this, just to smoke?

- Guess so.

(blowtorch whirring)

All right, so, I go first.

Show you how it's done, all right?

(Adam coughs)

- Hmm, that's why they call it dab.

'Cause this shit will literally make you dab.

Oh.

- Here.

Put your lips on it.

- Shut it.

(Christina coughs)

- Yeah!

That's right, you're looking like Cam Newton.

- Shit.

- Oh yeah, so you like that?

I like you.

- [Christina] Really?

- Mmhm.

- How much?

- Come here and I'll show you.

(slow hip-hop plays)

- I'll be back.

- All right, don't be long.

(muffled hip-hop plays)

- Woo!

That's strong as shit.

- [Mr. Davis] Christina!

- [Lori] What the fuck!

What the fuck!

Shit, shit, shit!

T!

T, what the fuck?

You in there?

- What, L?

I'm kinda busy right now.

- [Lori] Come on, come on, I just seen your daddy pull up.

- I thought you gave him the pills

- I did.

- I mean, I gave him one.

- You was supposed to give him both so he would stay asleep

through the whole night.

- Look, Lori is tripping.

She just don't want us to do anything.

Keep going.

- Oh shit, in that case.

- Adam,

get off me!

- [Adam] You thought I was gonna eat that little coochie

and that ass?

Nah baby, nah, I'ma put some-

- No!

Adam!

No, get off of me!

- Stop yelling before I break your shit,

you hear me?

- [Lori] She said, get the fuck off of her.

- [Adam] Okay bro, chill.

Man, chill, what the fuck!

- [Lori] T, get out the bed.

Are you okay?

- We was just having a little bit of fun.

- [Lori] Fun?

Y'all was just having fucking fun?

- [Adam] Well, she was until you came in trying to save her.

- [Mr. Davis] Christina!

- What the fuck, is that really my dad?

- I told you.

- Okay, look, can I just go?

- [Lori] Boy, fuck you!

- Come on, man.

- Look, we'll take care of him later,

we gotta get the fuck out of here!

- [Lori] Run, fuck-boy!

(dark hip-hop music plays)

- [Mr. Davis] Where the hell, you think y'all going?

And why is that boy running out here with clothes half-on,

and sweating all over the damn place?

And both of y'all in here, huh?

What the hell y'all having, a threesome?

I should've known it was your ass.

- Excuse me?

Ever since Christina met you, she's been different!

- [Lori] Really?

We met when we were 11!

- Exactly.

- Six years of being a bad influence!

- [Christina] Seven!

It's been seven years, I'm 18!

- Well, excuse me, Ms. 18!

So that's what this all about?

Look, I'm not about to go back and forth with you

over this loud ass music!

Let's go!

- No.

- What?

- I said, no!

- I'm about to drag you outta here by your hair.

You leaving me with me!

- Yeah, that ain't happening.

- What, you the boss of her?

- No, nobody's the boss of me!

I'm not leaving with you!

- Bring your ass home!

- I swear, you ain't never leaving the fucking house!

- I'm never coming back to that fucking house!

Okay?

I'm going to EDU in the summer!

I'm not coming home to you to be some slave!

I'm living my life!

- Well, I don't know how the fuck you gonna do that

'cause I ain't giving you shit!

- I don't need shit from you!

I don't need your John Hancock or any kind of cock from you!

- What?

- Yeah!

I feel so uncomfortable in my own skin

in own my house

in front of my own father!

- Fucking liar!

You should have been in the car with your mother,

and now I'ma have to deal with this shit!

- [Lori] You ain't shit!

- What the fuck ever.

Christina, let's go!

- No!

- Bring your ass home!

- No, get the fuck off of me!

No, no, Get off of her! (dramatic string music plays)

Get off of her!

Get off of her!

No!

I'm not leaving with you! (gun fires)

- The fuck?

You little bitch!

(gun fires)

- [Lori] Oh my god, T, I'm sorry,

he was just charging at me,

I didn't know what to do, and he-

- Get the fuck outta here!

- What?

- [Christina] Come on, Girl, help me.

We gotta get him up, help me!

Help me now!

Lori?

Hurry up!

Help me!

Put that thing up!

Hurry up, we have to get him up outta here!

Lo, help me, hurry up!

Get a blanket, get the blanket!

Do you think anybody heard us?

We gotta get the fuck outta here.

(fast hip-hop plays)

(car engine rumbles)

(phone beeps)

(phone beeps)

(phone beeps)

(Lori breathing)

- You good, T?

- What are we gonna do, L?

- [Lori] I don't know, thinking.

What if we just go to the police?

- [Christina] What?

The police?

- [Lori] Yes.

Oh no, you are tripping!

You are tripping!

- I'm just saying,

if we go right now maybe it won't look so bad

as opposed to us, as opposed to them finding him

in the morning.

- And what are we gonna say, huh?

That you shoot him?

- [Lori] Yes, in self-defense!

He was whooping your ass!

- [Christina] Yeah, my ass!

He was beating you too?

And where did you get the gun?

Right, you didn't think about that, now did you?

- All right, T, damn!

(Christina slams on car panel)

- Man, I hate him!

He's going to ruin my life!

- [Lori] He's not, T.

Look, calm down.

Um.

Look, we can just get a room tonight,

and we can chill there,

and we'll just figure out everything in the morning, okay?

Okay?

- [Christina] Okay.

- I got you.

(somber piano music plays)

T, I'm sorry for killing your dad.

Getting you into all this mess.

- I'm not sorry that he's dead, L.

I'm just sorry that you're the one that did it.

He wasn't that great of a husband or a father.

(Christina sighs)

I just didn't understand how my mom could die

and leave me here with him.

Like, she knew that he was terrible.

And the day after her funeral,

that sick fuck comes up behind me

in the kitchen with a hard dick.

I tried to look past it

because he was drinking a little more.

But then shit just got worse.

He would whisper in my ear

and say little nasty shit, or hug me and not let me go.

I had to cook and clean everyday in that house.

That's why I loved coming to school.

School was like my escape.

You and I, all we've ever talked about was going away

to EDU together.

And when that,

when that fucker told me, that I had to stay home

and take care of him, it had me hot.

Then you,

when you told me, that once I turned 18,

I could enroll myself into EDU.

I was relieved.

I felt free.

I felt like a new woman.

Then (Christina sobs) this fucker comes,

and gets shot and dies?

- T, you good?

- No, no L, I'm not good.

I'm not good, L.

He's taken my life.

He's taken my life, and he still wins.

I never got to go to EDU.

- It's okay, we are, T.

stop saying that.

- No we're not.

- T, yes we are.

It'll be good, promise. (Christina sobs)

I got you. (Christina sobs)

(Lori sighs) Wasn't a dream.

(door creaks)

- [Reporter] At about 8:00 AM this morning,

a 911 call was made from the William's residence's

housekeeper stating, that they may have found a dead body

in the home.

After police interrogated the (inaudible),

it was discovered in the master bedroom

that there was indeed a man who had been shot.

This man has been identified as Eric Davis,

a 46 year old basketball coach at Reddington Middle School.

- [Lori] T!

T, wake up, wake up!

- [Reporter] He also has a teenage daughter, Christina Davis

- Look.

Look!

- [Reporter] Who attended the party last night,

but as of now, she has not been available for questions.

- The fuck is going on?

- Yes, we have to go, like, right now.

Come on.

(Christina sobs)

T, what are doing?

Come on!

- They think I did it, Lo.

- What?

They think I did it.

They said it was a party at the house last night,

my dad came and got me,

and as of right now, I'm their number one suspect

because I can't be reached!

That fucker took my phone!

- Okay, okay, okay, T.

Listen, listen, we gonna be good, okay, I got you.

But what I need you to do is come on, we don't have no time.

Let's go.

Come on.

- [Christina] Who you calling?

- [Lori] Tiff, she called and text me.

Damn, she ain't answer.

(car engine rumbles)

Damn, what the fuck?

She not never answer on the phone for me,

she know that's our rule.

- [Christina] You think she's okay?

- [Lori] She better be.

Come on, Tiff, call me back.

(phone rings) Oh, it's Mike.

- [Christina] Um, answer?

- [Lori] (phone beeps) Fuck, my phone just died!

- [Christina] Damn!

- [Cashier] Hello.

- [Lori] Hi, um, I just want to ask,

can you please charge my phone for me?

- [Cashier] Sure, no problem.

- [Lori] Thank you.

- Anything else for you?

- [Lori] Nope, that's it.

Thank you so much.

- No problem.

(fan whirs)

- Hey, you get your phone charged?

- Yeah, she's charging for me.

- Okay.

- You know what?

I'ma do something real quick.

Hi, um, is it okay if I use your phone,

I really need to call my mom and check on her.

- Yeah, sure.

- Thank you!

- You're welcome.

- L, what're you doing?

Who you calling?

- I'm calling my house to check on my sister,

and see what's going on.

If the police thinks you have something to do

with your dad's killing, they best believe I have something

with it too, so we about to find out.

Hey ma, it's me.

- [Ms. Juliette] Lori, sweetie.

- Fuck!

- What?

- They know.

- What?

Who?

Who knows?

- I just called my house phone, my mom asked,

I told her it was me, she said, Lori, sweetie.

they know!

- Oh fuck, yeah, they know.

- [Lori] I know.

- Wait, what did I do wrong?

- I told you to act normal.

- And I did.

- (Tiff chuckles) Yeah right.

- You, shut it.

Listen, I'm trying to help y'all find her

little bad ass, but I'm not about to be criticized

by anyone in this room.

- And no one's here to do that, mam, we actually thank you.

- Ma'am I'm missing work, you should thank me.

- [Detective Byrons] Let's just calm down, okay?

- [Ms. Juliette] And just what is your problem?

- You!

I mean, how you gonna let these people come in here,

and go through Lori's room?

And now you sitting up in here, helping them set her up!

- Listen, she's a little trouble maker, just like you.

- Well, where do you think we get it from?

- Hold on, hold on now!

- [Detective Byrons] Whoa, whoa, mam.

Listen to me, everybody just calm down, okay?

It's a very tense scene for everyone, okay?

Now, mam, so the next time she calls back,

I'ma need you to phone this to her.

- Okay, um, let me see your phone.

- Hmm?

- Look, we need to call them, to see what we need to do

and what they want.

- Fine.

- What's your house number?

- 313-555-1525.

- Okay.

(phone rings)

- Hello?

Hi Tina, how are you?

- [Christina] I'm good.

Can you do me a favor and put the cops on the phone?

- Cops?

What cops?

There are no cops here.

How about you tell me where you and Lori are?

And I'm gonna come pick you guys up.

- [Christina] Look, Ms. Julie,

you haven't been nice in seven years, no need to start now.

Look, can you just cut the fake shit,

and put the cops on the phone?

- Hold on, little hoe, listen.

Excuse me.

- Hey, Tina.

- Oh shit.

Guys really are.

Yes Tina we are.

And is Lori with you?

- [Christina] Yeah, she is.

- And are you guys safe?

- [Christina] As safe as we could be.

- So to ensure you that you ladies stay safe,

why don't you meet me down at the DTW precinct,

so we can all talk about what's going on.

- [Christina] Why do we come to the precinct to talk?

We're talking right now.

- Well,

discussing what happened at the precinct will make it better

for everyone, and definitely you young ladies.

It'll be as if you're turning yourselves in,

and both of you-

- [Christina] Turn ourselves in?

Turn ourselves in for what?

- Your father was shot and killed last night at the party.

You girls do know that, don't you?

- [Christina] Yeah, I kinda heard about it

on the news this morning.

- So, would you like to come into the precinct

and talk about it?

- [Christina] No, not really.

We could talk about it right now.

- Okay.

So why don't we start

with you telling me exactly what happened?

- [Christina] Yeah, I don't know.

You don't know.

So you weren't at the party last night?

- Yeah, I was there.

But then me and Lori kinda left early.

- Okay.

You know, uh,

I'd prefer if you guys would come down to the precinct

so we can finish talking in person.

Can I at least get you to take my number?

Just in case one of your young ladies changes your mind.

- [Christina] Yeah, that's cool.

- You have something to write with?

- [Christina] Yeah

- All right, my cell is 248-555-1353.

Christina?

Did you get that?

Christina?

- [Christina] Yeah.

- Look, Christina,

murder's a very serious matter, and I don't want to see you

young ladies get in any more trouble.

So we all need to sit down and talk about what happened

because your father was shot twice with the same gun.

So I know only one of you, young ladies pulled the trigger.

So let's all sit down and talk about it before it's too late

for either of you.

- [Christina] Detective Byrons, can you do me a favor?

- Yes, what is it, Christina?

- Find my father's murderer, and don't ever in your life,

call me Christina again.

- [Lori] Bro, what did he say?

- He wants us to come down to the precinct

and turn ourselves in.

- Shit, shit, shit. (door slams)

All right, look, T, if you want,

I can just go down there-

- No.

No, Lori.

We are in this together, you go that?

Period.

- [Lori] So what's our next move?

- I don't know

But I know, if we go down to that precinct

and turn ourselves in, we're going to jail.

- [Lori] All right, let's go.

- [Phone Salesman] Here you go, bro.

- Bro, peace out.

- [Phone Salesman] Peace out.

Hey, how you ladies doing?

- Hi.

- Hello.

- Um, can I get a phone?

- What kind of phone you looking for?

iPhone?

Android?

- You.

I mean, do you have like a burner or a minute phone?

Anything of that nature?

- Aye, haven't seen a man on the minute phone.

- [Phone Salesman] Y'all like a couple drug dealers

or something?

What y'all gonna do with a minute phone?

Y'all, like, talk all day.

- [Lori] Do you have the phones or not?

- Yeah I got one right here.

(drawer creaks)

See, this what you need.

This one come with 60 minutes.

- [Lori] Perfect.

How much is it?

- $49 out the door.

- [Lori] We'll take it.

All right, give me a just second, let me activate it.

- [Lori] (Lori gaps) Wait,

we can't be like tracked or anything, right?

- Tracked like, your location?

- Yeah.

- What y'all girls into?

- [Lori] We got a little something going on,

but I go to school with Moe.

Syed, he says he's your people,

so I thought you could hook us up.

- [Phone Salesman] Y'all ain't the police or nothing, right?

'Cause if all y'all are, you have to let me know.

- Yeah, I don't think that's how that works, but no,

we're not the cops.

- [Phone Salesman] All right, so this one

isn't gonna be $49.

See this phone, it can't be tracked.

It's good because it doesn't have a plan,

and it doesn't store as much info.

So what you need is a burner phone,

so the connection doesn't bounce off the towers.

- Yes, how much is that one?

- About $300 out the door, and that's the deal.

- What?

$300?

We ain't got no $300.

- [Phone Salesman] Then what y'all got?

- Um, can maybe you like do it for half?

Please?

- Please?

- I'll see what I can do.

- Look, donkey bone fine as hell,

but he definitely tripping on the price.

- Yeah, he needs to hurry up with his fine ass.

- Yeah, he is fine though.

- [Phone Salesman] Okay, so I got one

with a better deal for you.

- [Christina] Okay.

Ew!

Is that a flip phone?

- Shh. - [Phone Salesman] Yes.

- We'll take it.

For half, right?

- [Phone Salesman] Yeah, $179 out the door.

- Are you serious?

- [Phone Salesman] Yeah, you got taxes,

you got activation,

you can't just go walk into any store

and get this phone for a steal like this.

- [Lori] Okay, fine.

- How you wanna pay for it?

- Um, cash.

- [Phone Salesman] Cash is always good.

- I only have fifty on my card.

Do you have any cash on you?

- Oh yeah, right.

- T, how the hell do you have all this money?

- What, I told you I wasn't coming back.

Just to know, we under these circumstances.

- [Lori] Here you go

- [Phone Salesman] All right, give me just a second.

- [Lori] Thank you.

T!

- I know, sorry!

- [Phone Salesman] Al right, here you go.

Phone with a charger.

- Thank you so much.

- [Phone Salesman] You're welcome.

Now look, you can't be tracked with this phone,

but you should stay on no more than 30 seconds,

but I say 20 just to be sure.

- [Lori] Okay, all right, bye.

little rasta.

- [Phone Salesman] Have a good one ladies.

- [Christina] Lo, what are you doing?

- I'm getting all the numbers I need off this phone

'cause I gotta get rid of it.

- [Christina] Oh.

- Lo?

- Hmm?

- [Christina] You ever thought about going across the border

to Canada?

I mean, we do have a whole another country,

like 20 minutes away from this.

- And we should've went there last night.

Ain't no way in hell we getting across the border now.

That's probably the very first place they go with stuff like

this happens.

- [Christina] Yeah, you're right.

- It was nice knowing you, baby.

I'm gonna miss you.

(Lori shrieks)

- [Christina] Girl, you are so dramatic.

- Shut up.

All right, I'm about to call Mike back.

- [Christina] All right.

(car engine rumbles)

- [Michael] Hello?

- Hey Mike.

- [Michael] Lori, are you okay?

Please tell me what I'm hearing ain't true.

- It depends on what you hearing

- [Michael] That Mr. Davis, Tina's dead, is dead,

and that you and Tina killed him.

- [Lori] Oh nah, that's not true.

Look, Mike,

I just wanted to call you back and let you know that

I'm okay, and everything is good.

We just trying to figure out everything right now.

Can you please do me a favor?

I really need you to call Tiff, and check on her,

and let her know that I'm okay?

And please tell her to go to my cousin Kim's house.

So she won't be on my mom's face until all this blows over,

Okay?

- [Michael] Okay, I got you.

And L,

- Mmhm.

- [Michael] You call me if you need anything, okay?

- Okay, I will.

Thank you, I gotta go.

All right, I'm about to call Chris.

- [Chris] Hello?

Hey baby.

- [Chris] Who this?

- Um, Me, Lori.

- [Chris] Lori, are you by yourself?

- Um, yeah.

- [Chris] The fuck is going on with you?

- Uh, hold on, calm down.

What do you mean what's going on with me?

- [Chris] I was tripping last night but you didn't answer.

And my mom was telling about some shit

that happened on the news.

Now, what did you do?

- I didn't do anything, and I'm fine.

Thanks for asking.

- [Chris] Look, Lori, I went to check my stash,

and some shit was missing.

Did you take that out of here?

- What shit?

- [Chris] The shit you took.

Whether that's a throwaway.

Well if you do have it, you need to get rid of it.

- Hold on, hold on.

A throwaway, what the hell is that?

- [Chris] Oh my god.

And you have the nerve be to taking shit?

That's not registered,

that's not a registered piece, Lori.

It's called a throwaway 'cause it's dirty.

It has bodies on it.

- What the fuck, Chris?

Why do you even have that?

- [Chris] Lori, I love you,

but I can't be caught up in no shit with that,

so you need to get rid of it,

and hit me when everything is okay, baby.

I'll see you soon.

- [Christina] What?

What he say?

- That he loves me and to hit me up when everything is good

'cause he can't get caught up in this shit.

- [Christina] (Lori sighs) Oh wow.

Sorry, L.

- Yeah, me too.

- [Christina] Look,

I don't know where our next destination is,

but, um, can it be towards the food

because I'm hungry and dehydrated.

- [Lori] Yeah, just let me keep driving

for a few more miles,

I gotta get some gas.

- All right, cool.

Where are we?

- I don't even know.

I'm just trying to get as far away from the city as I can.

Um, you think I could get some more cash?

I've only got a few bucks with me,

and I don't wanna use my card.

- Oh yeah.

Um, how much you need?

- Just whatever to fill up the tank.

- All right.

- And T, where did you get all that money from, anyway?

- It's not even a lot of money.

It's only $600.

It was from searing stuff.

- Was?

You keep saying that like we not going.

- [Christina] Are we?

(hip-hop plays)

The fact that I have to settle for snacks right now is,

it's a bit much.

- [Lori] You gotta get what you can get and shut up.

- [Christina] Oh, woo!

Jackpot, damn!

(plastic crinkling)

(door bell rings)

- [Christina] Good.

Oh my gosh!

Can I see those glasses right there, please?

- [Lori] Can I get 30 on pump eight?

- Yeah, sure.

- [Lori] Thank you.

- [Christina] Thank you.

Let's see.

Lo, how do I look?

- [Lori] Stupid.

- Perfect.

I'll actually take another one please.

- [Lori] I'm not putting those on.

- Stop acting like that, we can be twins.

And don't worry about putting it in the bag.

Okay, we're gonna wear them right out.

- [Lori] Girl, I am not wearing that shit.

- [Christina] Yes you are.

Thank you.

So, um?

- [Lori] So?

- What we eating, Lo?

I am hungry.

- [Lori] You always hungry.

- Okay, first of all, you right.

Second of all, I know.

- Why are you so happy, bro?

- I just feel free.

You know, road trip my best friend!

You know what I'm saying, bonding time!

- Girl, we are on the run for murder.

This ain't no damn road trip.

You tripping, my baby.

- Yeah.

We got some more weed?

- Hell yeah, you know we got some more weed!

- [Christina] All right, yeah.

- Come on 'cause I'm getting an attitude if I don't smoke.

Anyway, let's go.

- [Christina] See that's why you need to eat.

That's gonna make you feel better, my baby.

- We know that we have two young ladies,

there's, uh, Lori Holmes and Christina Davis.

Christina Davis is the daughter of the deceased Eric Davis,

and we know that both of them attended the party last night.

However,

neither one of them are professing to the murder, yet.

- Mm.

- Now while I believe they did commit the murder,

I don't believe that it was premeditated.

We also know that they stayed at the Red Room

last night on 696, but I'm sure they're checked out by now.

And they shouldn't be too far.

And these young ladies, they have no plan, and no money.

So we should be able to bring them in easy.

- Uh, from my understanding

they didn't have any close friends

other than the two of them,

but I still want to talk to a few of their classmates

that went to the party.

I mean, somebody had to hear something.

- Indeed.

Well, let's get on then.

(car beeps)

- What, little weirdo?

- I think I know where we're going.

- Really?

Where?

- [Lori] Florida.

- [Christina] Ooh, Miami?

- No, but we're gonna be close though.

- Ooh, we about to see some Miamians.

- Dawg, what?

(siren blares in distance)

But no,

It's my auntie house on my dad's side.

- On your dad's side?

- Mmhm.

- I didn't even know you knew them like that.

And he got a sister?

- Well, it's his stepsister.

Um, my grandma and her daddy

they got together,

and, um, they got a divorce like eight years ago.

But my dad her were older by that time

so they stayed in touch.

I only met her a few times though when she came to the city.

Last time at my grandma's funeral,

and the very last time was at my dad's funeral,

five years ago, so.

But the only reason I contacted her

is because I knew she was into fraud or whatever,

and I know she can get us some documents.

- Documents?

- Yeah,

like IDs, passports, birth certificates, the whole nine.

- What do we need all that for?

You trying to change your identity?

- You not?

- I mean,

damn.

I don't know, L.

Is this what it's really come to? (Lori sighs)

- What you wanna do, T?

Just drive around until your little $600 gone?

- No, but I mean,

okay, what if we get new identities?

Then what?

- We live, T.

We live!

'Cause Tina and Lori's asses might be going to jail.

- So we headed to Florida? (Christina laughs)

Look, the only thing is, it's 17 hours away.

I had calculated it in a guy's GPS

'Cause I need to Write the directions down.

So I mean,

we might as well knock some of this time out,

and I guess if we get tired we could stop and get a room.

- All right, let's get it.

(soul music plays)

♪ I go by Mr. 3525

♪ And this right here

♪ This the birthday gang baby.

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know

♪ Feeling like winning

- Aye, aye, aye, aye, aye.

Ooh.

This is my jam!

Woo!

- Ugh, ugh, Lo, I'ma need you to calm down.

Ugh.

(Lori vocalizing and snapping)

(car engine rumbles)

- Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god!

T, get up, get up!

- No, it's my turn to drive yet.

- No, get up, there's a cop behind me!

Get up!

- What the fuck!

- Should I pullover?

Should I keep going?

What should I do?

- Yeah, if you don't want a high-speed chase.

Fuck.

(police siren beeps)

Fuck.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

Okay.

All right, all right, all right.

Okay.

Where's the gun?

- [Lori] Oh shit!

- Nice hiding spot.

- What, you got a better idea?

- Okay, act normal.

- Hey Officer.

- Hi.

Can you turn your engine off for me?

- Sure.

So, uh, I see you ladies have a Michigan plate.

Where you heading in Ohio?

- Oh, you know, we're just going to see,

I mean, visit some friends, like hey, road trip.

- [Christina And Lori] Yay!

- Uh, step out the car for me.

- Okay, no problem.

Uh, is there anything you want?

(car door creaks)

(car door shuts)

(car engines rumble)

- Do you have your license on you?

- Yes, but may I please ask you,

why are you pulling us over?

- Because you were swerving.

- No I was- (dramatic string music plays)

Oh my god, T, what the fuck?

- Now, I just need you to just calm down and listen.

- Mam, I think you need to put the gun down.

Let's just figure this out.

- No, you need to shut the fuck up and listen.

Put your hands on the steering wheel!

- Okay, okay, just calm-

- [Christina] No!

This is calm, and you don't want to see me upset.

Put your hands on the steering wheel.

L, grab his gun and his cuffs, and turn off the ignition.

- Huh?

- [Christina] Come on,

I don't need you acting dumb right now!

Grab his gun, his cuffs, and his keys!

- Okay, okay!

Now what?

- [Christina] Get out the car.

Both of y'all.

Hurry up!

Now, let's go.

- [Lori] T, what the fuck?

- Shut up!

- Get on your knees!

- Wait, listen, I have a-

- [Christina] Get on your knees before I do it for you.

- Okay, okay, please, this is only my second day!

- [Christina] L, give me the gun, give me the gun.

Cuff him.

Put your hands behind your back.

Raise them.

Hurry up!

- [Lori] Sorry, I had to do this to you.

- L!

[Lori] Sorry.

- Are these too tight?

- L, we are not his friend!

Now, listen officer, I know you're probably wondering,

what's going on?

Okay?

But if you would've read my best friend's license here

you would have saw that we are wanted for murder,

and you would've taken us to jail.

And I can not have that because we have plans, okay?

And I'm sick of our plans being ruined by assholes!

You got that?

Now, we are going to get back to our road trip, okay?

All right?

Stand up!

Hurry up!

Stand up!

Hurry up!

L, get the back door, hurry up!

Okay, let's get the fuck outta here, L!

Have a good night Officer, uh.

(Christina and Lori cheering)

We about to take our ass to Jamaica

'cause I'm not about to play with nobody.

- [Lori] Look, okay, we have to drive as far away

as we can tonight.

As long as they find him, it's gonna be all right!

(soul music plays)

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know?

♪ Feeling like winning.

♪ Ain't got a lot of time

♪ But I know how to spend it.

♪ Meet me outside

♪ Want you to come with me

- L.

L, wake up!

- Where we at?

- Kentucky.

And I got us a room all ready and everything.

And we were driving for five hours,

so I definitely need a shower,

and at least a couple hours of sleep.

- Okay.

(soul music ends)

- [Christina] Oh my goodness.

Ew!

This is definitely not a four-star.

- [Lori] This is all we can afford, so.

- Ew!

Oh my god!

I want to get into the shower!

Girl, I stink!

- [Lori] Yeah, you is out here bad, my baby.

I didn't want say nothing, but-

- Oh really?

Forget you.

- But nah, for real.

I'm getting in right after you

because I haven't taken a shower since Friday morning!

- [Christina And Lori] Ugh!

- Disgusting, dawg, disgusting.

You know what the crazy part about it is?

I would have never thought that,

that would have been my last shower in the DA.

- [Lori] Stop.

Um, I'm about to call Tiff to see if she answers

while I'm in the shower.

(Lori gasps)

Do you think you got something for me to put on?

'Cause I can't do this no more.

- Oh yeah, for sure, my baby.

You know I got you.

I told you my whole life is in this bag.

Um, let me see what I got for you.

That.

Definitely not about to put that on.

All right, I'm about to definitely hop in the shower

because baby, nuh-uh.

- [Lori] While you in the shower, baby, I'ma call Tiff-y,

but you need to hurry up 'cause I stink!

- [Christina] Calm down! (Christina chuckles)

(shower running)

- [Tiff] Hello?

- Nuh-uh, what you trying to sound sexy for?

- [Tiff] Oh my god, Lo!

- The one and only.

- [Tiff] I couldn't answer when you were calling

'cause them buck boys were at the house.

- Yeah, I know.

- [Tiff] I wasn't telling them shit,

but mom was in here spilling everything she could.

What's up?

You good?

- Yes and no,

I'm not good because they're trying to charge us

with murder, but I got a plan so we should be good.

Look Tiff, I fucked up and I am so sorry.

I just wanted to give you a call and let you know,

that no matter what happens, I love you so much.

- [Tiff] Lo, it's cool.

And I love you too.

- All right, um,

I'ma call you in a few days, okay?

Check on you.

Let you know where we at.

- [Tiff] Okay.

- Okay.

I love you.

- [Tiff] I love you more.

Be safe.

- Bye.

Fuck, I need to smoke.

I've got more in the car.

(door opens)

- [Lori] T.

- [Christina] Yo.

Where the hell have you been?

- I was getting this.

What's wrong?

- Nothing.

I got out the shower, your ass wasn't here.

You scared the shit outta me.

- I'm sorry, okay.

- Look whatever, next time leave a bitch a note

or something.

- I was thinking about you, my lady.

Here.

- Thanks

- [Lori] I'ma about to get in the shower

because I'm starting to smell like your ass.

- Ha ha, very funny.

Lo?

- [Lori] Yes?

- When in the hell are we gonna get some food?

I am starving, dawg.

- [Lori] We need to see what's around cause-

(knocking on door)

- [Housekeeper] Housekeeping!

- Um, we're all set.

Can you just come back later?

Dawg,

I'm literally about to pass out.

- [Lori] Shit!

T, get your stuff, let's go.

- [Christina] What?

What's going on? - [Lori] Let's go.

I just seen the cops pull up.

Come on.

- [Christina] What?

- [Lori] Hurry up, hurry up, come on.

- I didn't even get a chance to sleep.

- We already gonna be sleeping for a minute

if you don't come on.

Fuck!

- [Christina] They just pulled up behind my car.

- [Lori] Okay, okay, okay.

Just stay low, and come on.

Wait here.

Hold my shit, wait here.

- The fuck you mean?

- Wait for me here.

(dramatic piano music plays)

- Shit!

Hurry up!

- [Lori] T!

T!

(Christina cheers)

(mid-tempo hip-hop plays)

- Thank you.

- Uh, $58.17.

Damn

- What?

- I think I lost my wallet.

- Bro, how?

- I just remember leaving it at the hotel

or something, but I brought my bag now, I don't know.

- I got a couple dollars.

- Okay, how much you got?

- Um, there's one.

- Damn, what are we gonna do?

- [Devin] Hey it's cool, we got you.

- Oh, no thank you, we're good.

- Uh, no, we're not.

- How you doing?

My name's Devin.

- [Christina] Hi, I'm Devin, I mean, hi, I'm Tina.

This is my friend Lo- (Lori grunts)

L.

- [Lori] Hi, I'm L.

- That's nice to meet you Tina, and L

That's my boy, Brandon down there.

We overheard y'all talking, and it's not a problem,

We can take care of y'all bill.

- Okay, that is so sweet, thank you.

- [Devin] No Problem.

I mean, where you ladies headed?

- Um, we don't know yet.

We're just on a bit of a road trip right now.

- [Devin] Road trip.

Where to?

- Florida.

- T!

- [Christina] What?

- So you ladies staying the night,

or y'all just passing through?

- [Lori] Why?

- [Christina] Uh, we don't know.

We haven't decided just yet.

- Well, I mean, if y'all want,

we can take care of y'all bill.

We can have a few drinks here,

that's if y'all trying to party for a few.

- No, we are good. - Yeah.

- Thank you.

- Um, can you just give us one second, please?

- [Devin] Yeah, it's not a problem.

- Thank you.

Uh, hoe, are you serious right now?

Listen, this $31 gotta tide us over a little bit.

We still need to use this for gas.

Just let them hit it.

This could be a blessing.

- Bro, I don't care.

We don't even know them.

These motherfuckers could be crazy.

- [Christina] Really, L?

- Yes, really.

Stop being so thirsty.

- Look and when things get wild,

that's when you pull out the brown on they ass.

- Right?

'Cause that's our solution for everything, now.

- Look, L.

I don't know what it can hurt, we are already here

so we might as well just have a little fun.

Feel out the vibe, have a few drinks.

And if things don't go like we want them to,

we just figure it out then.

Come on, please?

- Okay, okay. - Please!

- One drink.

- Okay, (Christina giggles) just one.

- I gotta go to the bathroom.

- All right. (Christina blows a kiss)

Um, excuse me.

Devin!

(phone beeps)

- Hey, I need you.

- [Brandon] It's looking like you need another one.

- No, I'm good, Thank you.

- [Brandon] You sure?

- Yes.

- [Brandon] You sitting here lonely by yourself.

- Look, I don't really feel like talking

to anybody right now.

I just want to be left alone,

so I'm good, thank you.

- [Brandon] Okay.

- Hey!

So, um, I think, well,

I know, I'm about to go to Devin's room.

- Hmm?

- Yeah girl, but his room has two full-sized beds,

and he says, you are more than welcome to one of them.

- You know I am not spending the night in his room.

- Why not?

Where else you gonna go?

- I don't know,

but I'm not staying with him.

- Lori, look,

we don't have enough money or gas to be riding around

with no destination.

Besides, I am tired, buzzed, and horny.

- Okay.

- So please, just come on.

- And I'm gonna be outside the room,

sleeping in my car.

- The car?

- I'm not gonna watch y'all bang all night.

- The car?

- Yes!

- Now come on 'cause I'm sleepy.

- Whatever Lo, I don't have time

to be going back and forth with you.

(somber hip-hop plays)

♪ I don't like to tell you goodbye ♪

♪ I'd rather say see you later

(Mike knocking on car door)

- [Lori] Mike?

(car door opens)

- [Michael] Oh shoot.

- I can't believe you actually came.

- You thought I wouldn't?

I believe this is for you.

- [Lori] Thank you.

Mike, how the hell did you get here?

- Girl, now you know,

it only take an hour and a half

to fly out here from Detroit.

Now, how else was I gonna get you that money?

There's about two g's in there.

- 2 g's?

Mike, I told you $500, a $1000 if you could.

- And I could.

- I just wanted to make sure y'all was straight.

Y'all straight right?

- I don't know.

Just a few weeks ago,

I was planning my new life at EDU as a new woman,

and now I'm out here on the run as a new woman.

- Yeah.

- I'm just scared,

like, what if this doesn't work out for us?

- It is gonna work.

And it look like you've got everything under control

as far as I can see.

So definitely don't give up.

- Can you do me a favor?

- Yeah, what is it?

Can you give this bracelet to Tiff?

She loves this thing and she always tries to wear it,

so I want her to have this.

- Yeah, I got you.

Well, Lori.

- I still can't believe you came. (Lori giggles)

- Does it matter if we drive to town?

- Why?

- I don't know, I mean, it's a beautiful night out here.

You can just sit here and look at the stars.

- Oh my god.

(car engine revs) (car beeps)

- This is fancy.

- [Michael] I know.

(car beeps)

- Hey.

- What's up?

- Remember, I told you that thing we need to get back to.

- Yeah

So you finally gonna tell me about it?

- No, I'ma show you.

Come here.

♪ 'Cause I just see it's way too long ♪

♪ That I gotta hold on

♪ Until I see my baby

♪ I don't like to tell you goodbye ♪

♪ But I can say see you later

- Thank you, Tina. (Lori giggles)

♪ This ain't no acting

♪ I'm so tired of playing rose

♪ Can the feel pain

♪ It's a thorn throwing rose

(car engines rumble in the distance)

- Mike, I have something to tell you.

- What's up, Lori?

- Remember how you were saying,

that I was your first, freshman year and all that.

Well, it was the same for me.

Just know that, It's just sophomore year,

when my mom's boyfriend they kinda tried to rape me,

and I didn't know what to do after that.

- Damn, L, I, I didn't know that.

- Yeah, I knew you didn't.

But before you could do anything,

I stabbed him with the pen.

After that, it just made me hard to be touched by you.

And I love being around you, and being with you,

it's just every time you tried to touch me,

I just thought of him, so.

- Damn.

L, I'm sorry, but why didn't you tell me this?

- (inaudible) so I'm sorry, you know?

Do you want to know what happened?

- No.

- Why?

'Cause if you tell me, then I'll be lying to people

if I say, I don't know what happened.

- I'ma miss you.

- I'ma miss you more.

(somber hip-hop ends)

- [Christina] I'll be right back, Lo.

Let's go in here real quick.

(car door slams shut)

Lo!

Lo, start the car!

- [Lori] What the fuck?

What the fuck?

- [Christina] Start the car, hurry up!

- [Lori] Oh my gosh!

(Christina cheers) (car engine roars)

- (Christina laughs) What did you do, T?

What did you do?

- I got us some cash.

What?

What's wrong with you?

- What's wrong with me?

T, what has gotten into you?

- We needed the money.

- So you rob a gas station for it?

- Look, it doesn't matter, Lori.

The way I see it is,

whatever I do now as Christina Davis, don't really matter.

We about to go off and live a whole new life

in another country.

So for now this is what I have to do.

So just calm down and we will be back to normal

once I get up out of here, okay?

- We have to make it there first, T.

- We will!

We will!

But for now

We gotta get up out of here.

Come on, let's go!

- We got a hit on the girls.

- [Detective Byrons] What?

- Yup, little Ms. Christina Davis robbed a gas station

in Valdosta, Georgia at 8:36 this morning.

- What?

That was like five hours ago.

Why would they rob a gas station?

- Why?

Because they're young, and dumb, and on the run for murder.

They're probably broke by now.

- No.

Thomas, these aren't just some dumb young girls.

I thought you understand that for the last six years

neither one of them ever had less than a 3.9 GPA.

And this July,

they're gonna be entering Eastern Detroit University.

And Lori Holmes,

Lori Holmes has a creative writing scholarship.

So no,

these aren't just some young girls

that are looking to be on the run for murder.

They actually have futures ahead of them.

I just simply think they got caught up-

- Well caught up or not,

we kinda know which direction they were headed in.

The gas station attendant said they were in a drop top.

He didn't get the make or model.

I'm gonna go check on some leads, but Byrons,

I know you have a soft spot for these girls,

but they're not her.

They're not your little sister.

I'ma see if they have any contacts in Georgia.

You need to get your head back in the game

before the captain cuts it off.

- [Detective Byrons] Jesus.

What have y'all done?

(dramatic hip-hop begins)

(dramatic hip-hop ends)

- I think this the right room.

- Let's knock.

(Lori knocking on door)

- [Michelle] Lori baby, is that you?

- [Lori] Yeah, it's me, auntie.

- Hey, look at you, you look so pretty!

- [Lori] Hi!

- How you doing?

- Oh, um, and this is my best friend, Tina.

- Hey, you here too girl, looking like a model.

Y'all come on in here.

- [Lori] Thank you so much for letting us come down here,

auntie.

- Well of course, Lori.

You're my niece, you know I got you, girl.

- [Lori] Thank you.

- That's why I had both of you come meet me here

at the hotel instead of the house,

just in case the cops looked me up,

you know?

Are y'all hungry?

- [Christina And Lori] Yes!

- [Michelle] Okay,

so I'll go on ahead and get the food ready.

Why don't you ladies freshen up.

In the bathroom over there, we have some towels

and some washcloths.

And you can put your bags there.

- Okay.

- [Michelle ] Hey, Lorissa, I'm gonna talk to you

in a minute, baby.

- Okay.

- [Michelle ] Tina you can go ahead and stuff.

Go freshen up.

- Okay, um you said it was through this door?

- [Michelle ] Mmhm, right there.

- [Christina] Thank you.

- [Michelle ] You're welcome.

- Here, use honey instead of sugar.

- [Lori] Thank you.

- So how have you been before this little road trip.

- Um, I've been okay.

- Just okay?

- Mmhm.

- How's Tiff and your mom been doing?

- Well, Tiff is good,

she's getting on my nerves, of course.

And my mom, well, she's my mom.

- That she is.

I know we touched base just a little bit over the phone,

but I need you to tell me exactly what happened.

(dramatic piano music plays) (shower running)

- I shot Tina's dad and I killed him.

- Okay, where were you at?

- At a house party, one of the girls at school.

- Okay, and this happened Friday?

- [Lori] Mmhm.

- Okay, look, I reached out to my lawyer friend, and-

- Lawyer friend?

Lawyer friend for what?

- Lori.

- No auntie!

I asked you to reach out to one of your friends

to hook us up with passports, identities, and shit.

The fuck is this?

- Lori, calm down and sit down.

Now, I've actually done both.

I contacted my girl for your identities,

and it's all good.

However, I reached out to my friend, Sammy,

who is an attorney,

so I could see what your options could be.

Listen, baby, by what you're telling me,

we can get this on a manslaughter.

- Manslaughter?

(Lori sighs)

That sounds so crazy.

- I know.

Would it be okay?

It just mean that you did it,

but you really didn't mean to.

- So how much time is that?

- Well, in Michigan,

a manslaughter charge can serve up to 15 years.

- 15 years, auntie?

- Yes, Lori, meaning up to 15 years,

but it could be five, or it could be nothing.

Sammy already heard a case,

and he wants to take you girls on.

He really think he can get you off on a case

for self-defense.

We're just gonna have to tweak it a little, no biggie.

- I don't know.

- Lori, look at me.

I can go tomorrow and pick up your passports and IDs,

and you can be on your way to Jamaica by Wednesday,

but then what?

Hmm?

You gonna live your life always scared and worried?

I really think you should consider tying yourself in babe.

But what about Tina?

- She'll be okay.

Now what?

- She kinda robbed a gas station

because we needed the money.

- Y'all are killing me.

Did you rob it with her?

- I stayed in the car.

I didn't even know she was gonna do it.

- Good, that's your story,

and that's what we gonna stick to.

Tina will be fine.

- Do you still have the number

to the detective you talked to?

- Yes.

- Okay, I'ma call Sammy

and see how we should go about returning you,

and that's that.

- I need to go talk to Tina.

Okay, well look,

just go ahead and freshen up first,

and then we can sit down and eat dinner and discuss it,

okay?

- [Lori] All right.

- [Detective Byrons] Mmhm, yeah.

(door creaks) (Detective Thomas knocking on door)

All right, get that to me at 7:00.

What you got Thomas?

- So, uh, we got a couple of hits on Tina,

but it's really iffy though.

Some distant relatives she's never met before,

but you never know.

- Yeah, I heard they're in Florida as well.

- [Detective Thomas] Florida, I knew it.

see, everybody loves Miami.

- Nope.

Uh, Orlando.

So you said, Lori Holmes has a aunt,

cousin, or something on her father's side.

Mrs. Michelle Carter, she's an entrepreneur,

and the wife of Louis Fernandez.

- Then that's gotta be it, right?

I mean, 'cause I feel like they were leaving Georgia,

not entering.

- [Detective Byrons] You know what,

and if they drove straight through by Valdosta,

they should be there by now.

I'll grab the car.

- Auntie, this grilled chicken salad was the bomb.

Like, that was really good.

- Well, thank you.

It's my favorite to make, real easy.

- Yeah, it was so good, thank you so much.

- Okay, look at y'all.

(everyone laughs)

- Um, so T.

- [Christina] Mmhm.

- We need to talk about everything

- Okay, bet!

Shoot, when did we get our new IDs?

Because I just need to know like,

do we get to pick our own name

or did they already come made, like,

how does this stuff work?

- So, about everything,

check it out, auntie contacted one of her friends

who is a lawyer, and he said,

we'll be better off if we turn ourselves in,

and we can go for this thing called manslaughter with,

with a charge up to 15 years,

but that's only up to,

and he says, we don't even have to do that.

'Cause he gonna try to get everything dropped.

So we gonna be good.

- What happened to the original plan?

- I'ma go ahead and clear this table.

Excuse me.

(dishes clanging)

- So, what happened?

- Nothing really happened, it's just,

after talking to auntie it just makes more sense.

- How does going to jail for 15 years,

over beautiful ass Jamaica, make sense?

Make it make sense, Lori!

- It's up to 15, T!

And Sammy says, we have a very strong case,

so we not even gonna have to take that.

Look,

even if we do a little time, we'll still be young as hell

when we get out.

We can have kids and a family.

The only thing we know about Jamaica

is pretty shit we see on TV.

White sands, sexy chocolate men, and bomb parties.

But what about real life?

Huh, T?

What about real life?

What we just gonna party every day?

This ain't no goddamn movie.

(dramatic music plays)

- Let me guess, you got that from auntie.

Man, you don't even know, girly!

I'm your best friend!

- [Lori] Act like it!

- You don't even know if this can work, Lori!

We haven't even tried.

Look Lo,

I don't want us to turn ourselves in, okay?

I have been locked up my whole life like a prisoner.

All I'm saying is, just please think about it a little more.

Don't make me do this alone

'cause I'm not changing my mind.

(door opens)

(door shuts)

- You okay?

- [Lori] Not really.

I'm just trying to figure out what I got to do with my life.

- You girls been through it these past couple days.

You just need someone.

Well, figure it all out in the morning, okay?

Okay, now one more thing.

Where's the gun?

(dramatic music ends)

- [TV Voice] Remain calm and assist family members

or neighbors who may be vulnerable if exposed to-

- Hey auntie, I see you!

(Michelle and Lori laugh)

- [Michelle] Okay, so, I have a few things to go handle,

so you girls make yourself comfortable, okay?

- Okay.

- I would say, to enjoy the word,

but I got (inaudible) instead.

I'll be back in a few, okay?

- [Lori] All right.

- [Michelle] All right.

- [TV Voice] Keep your refrigerator and freezer doors closed

as much as possible to keep cold in, and heat out.

Do not use the stove to heat your home.

- I'm getting tired already, but it's still kinda early.

- Yeah, think I'ma get Tiff to call me on the phone.

- Yeah, she's probably worried.

So, um, you think your auntie's gonna get our stuff?

(Lori sighs)

- T, I don't know if I can do it.

- All right.

- All right?

- Yeah Lori, I know you got Tiff and all that,

so let me just do this myself.

- By yourself?

You're not listening.

I don't think auntie is gonna get anything

if we're not going together,

and I really think we could beat this, T.

- [TV Voice] Cease activity and call 911

for immediate response.

- Wow.

Wow.

She's literally only known me for 10 seconds

and she thinks she knows what's best for me.

T, we could beat this, and Jamaica will still be here.

Why don't you get it?

- [TV Voice] Avoid crowded public areas and gatherings.

Do not travel into areas affected by the attack.

- Yeah, but what if we don't

What if we don't, Lori?

Look, I have been locked up my whole life.

Like a prisoner, living with that man!

I hated him so much.

I didn't understand how he could treat us like that

and why my mom wouldn't just leave.

I waited 18 years to finally be free.

- [TV Voice] Avoid acting

on unconfirmed information and rumors.

If you come in contact with the infected,

seek medical attention immediately.

Report suspicious activity

and then call 911 for immediate response.

- I'm sorry.

- What are you sorry for?

Huh?

For killing my father?

Because I'm not.

Look, I didn't think I would be around to see him die,

but I was.

(Christina slow claps)

Thank you.

- T, stop!

- Look, whatever.

I need to get some air.

- [Lori] Where are you going?

- [Christina] For a walk.

Is that okay with you?

- [Lori] I don't think you need to be doing that right now.

- [Christina] Whatever.

Like I said, I'm going for a walk.

I'll be back.

I'm just going to the pier.

- [TV Voice] Assist neighbors when they need help.

Avoid acting on unconfirmed information and rumors.

If you come in contact with the infected,

seek medical attention immediately.

- Hey

- [Tiff] Hey.

- Are y'all okay?

- Yeah, we good.

Are you okay?

- [Tiff] Yeah, I'm good.

What's wrong, Lo?

- Nothing.

Me and T just kinda got into it, um,

but that's not what I called you for.

Listen, I might be gone for awhile,

so this what I need you to do.

(waves crashing) (wind blowing)

- I wish I could fly.

(Christina sighs)

(car engine rumbles)

- Uh, This should be it right up here.

- [Detective Byrons] Which one?

- Right over here.

- [Detective Byrons] Oh, okay.

(phone rings)

So many places, these girls better be in here.

What, whose this?

Captain.

Hey, cap.

Yeah, we just getting here.

Mmhm.

What?

Where?

Captain, you can't let them get to the girls before we do.

They're gonna approach them as if they're armed

and dangerous, and they're not!

Okay.

Okay, yeah, I don't, I don't think we're too far from there.

All right.

Bye.

It's the captain.

They got a trace on the girls, they not even here.

- What, where are they?

- [Detective Byrons] I have no- (phone rings)

- Who is it?

- [Detective Byrons] It's private.

- Answer it, pick up.

- [Detective Byrons] Hello?

Yeah, Byrons here.

Hi, Lori, How are you?

Okay, but where?

No Lori, we know you're not in Tampa.

We got a trace on the call

that you stayed on a little too long.

They're coming tonight.

There is no tomorrow, Lori.

So tell me exactly where you are

so we can come and get you,

and then you can turn yourselves in safely.

Okay, okay.

369 London Way.

369 London Way, got it.

Yeah.

Now, stay put, do not answer the door for anyone,

Right, you'll know it's me when I arrive.

Okay, we're on our way.

What's the fuck is going on with these girls, I swear.

- [Detective Thomas] I know, I just hope we get there

before the team does.

- Exactly. (car engine rumbles)

- [Lori] T.

- Shit!

L, you scared the hell out of me.

- Yeah okay, we gotta go, come on.

- Ooh, where we going?

Jamaica?

- No, for real, T, we gotta get out of here.

I just talked to the detective.

He says that they know where at aunt Michelle's hotel.

- Hold up.

You was talking to the detective?

- Yes, now come on.

Look, he wants us to meet him at the hotel,

so we'll be safe when we turn ourselves in.

Now look, auntie's taken care of everything

with the lawyer, so you ain't got nothing to worry about.

Now, let's go.

- So as soon as I leave the house,

you on the phone talking to the-

- Are fucking serious right now?

- Yeah I am!

Now you want me to meet up with them?

I told you I needed a minute to get my thoughts together,

but as soon as I leave the house, you on the phone

turning us in!

- Don't even play me like that, you know that's not true.

- It is!

- It's not!

- Look, whatever Lori.

Since you're seem to not be hearing me, listen up

'cause I'ma only say this once,

Fuck you!

Fuck them weak ass police!

Fuck everything else 'cause I'm not going to fucking prison!

Did it sink in that time?

- [Lori] Fucking stupid.

So what are you gonna do, T?

They're on our ass!

(Detective Thomas knocking on door)

- [Michelle] Yes?

- Where are they?

Are they still here?

- [Michelle] Excuse me?

- Look, Ms. Carter, I don't have time for this.

- What are you talking about?

- I've already spoken to Lori, now where are they?

- All I wanted to do was go to Jamaica.

- T!

T!

- But I can't even do that.

(dramatic music plays)

- Wait, I think I see Lori.

- [Detective Byrons] Where?

So where's Tina?

Oh no, no, she's not gonna surrender.

- [Lori] T, no!

- [Detective Byrons] Lori, no!

(rifle fires)

- So what you think?

- That's it? (Michael chuckles)

- [Lori] Yeah, what you mean?

- So Tina just died, and what happens to Lori?

- Yeah, is she okay?

Does she go to jail or anything?

- Right?

- Guess you gotta find out when my book comes out.

- Really?

- Yeah, that's messed up, Lo.

You can at least give us the exclusive.

Come on now.

- Uh no.

- You know what, whatever man.

Look, is y'all ready to go, man?

- Yeah.

- I'm done paying for you too since you-

- Boo hoo hoo.

You're such a baby!

- Whatever, man.

Pay for your own meal next time.

- Be quiet.

- Man, just hurry up.

- Oh!

Hold up y'all, I forgot my phone, real quick.

- [Michael] All right.

(books falling)

- [Thelma] Oh I'm sorry,

Oh, it's-

- [Lori] Are you okay?

- [Thelma] Yeah, I'm good.

- [Lori] Oh, you go to EDU!

- Yeah.

- [Lori] I'll be starting there this summer.

- Oh for real?

- [Lori] Mmhm.

I've been here for like a year.

Look, if you want,

you can take my car down, I'll show you around.

- [Lori] Oh, okay.

- Maybe, uh, hit a party?

- [Lori] Oh, for sure.

What's your number?

- It's 248-555-9595.

- [Lori] Okay, cool.

What's your name?

- I'm Thelma.

- [Lori] Lori.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you too.

- Now look, if you're gonna to be at EDU,

I gotta put you up on a secret handshake.

It's uh, uh, got it?

One more time, One more time.

- [Lori] Ooh, I like that!

That's spicy, that's spicy!

- Yeah, well it was nice meeting you.

- [Lori] You too.

- Make sure you hit me up.

It's a really, really cool party coming up.

- [Lori] Okay, okay, I will.

- Lo, come on!

- Dang, I'm coming!

Little sis.

- Oh, I know.

(Thelma and Lori laugh)

- [Lori] All right, cool,

I'ma hit you up though.

- All right, hit me up, make sure you call me.

- [Lori] All right, see ya, bye.

Dang, Brutus!

- [Tiff] Whatever.

Look, so me and Mike came up with an ending, right?

(soul music plays)

♪ We back with another one

♪ I go by Mr. 3525

♪ And this right here it's the birthday gang baby ♪

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know we count it up ♪

♪ Baby don't you know

♪ Feeling like winning

♪ Ain't got a lotta time

♪ But I know how to spend it

♪ Meet me outside

♪ Want you to come with me

♪ I know you wanna ride in S550 ♪

♪ Or the Bentley

♪ Bring out the bottles

♪ Bring out the bottles of rosé and put them on ice ♪

♪ 'Cause we up and we on

♪ Yeah we up and we on and we gonna party tonight ♪

♪ Baby talking come and back it up ♪

♪ Spending it 'cause I be stacking up ♪

♪ Girl I got a hundred outside

♪ Sex while we drive

♪ That's one hell of a ride

♪ Yeah

♪ So bring out the bottles of rosé ♪

♪ Let's toast up tonight

♪ Oh yeah

♪ 'Cause we up and we on

♪ Yeah, we up and we on

♪ And we gonna party tonight

♪ Oh yeah

♪ Bring out the bottles

♪ Bring out the bottles of rosé and put them on ice. ♪

(soul music ends)