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- This can't be our opening argument.
They will throw us out of the court.
- I disagree.
It's unorthodox, but it is very strong.
- Yeah, but there's no evidence to support this.
I mean if we go with this type of accusation our client
could lose millions.
- Come on, Toya, they owe at a minimum,
$2 million in unpaid wages.
- Well, you and I both know it's not about what you know,
but what you can prove.
- Yeah, yeah.
- I am just so tired.
I just want a hot bath and I just wanna go to sleep.
- Mm, I really want a bottle of red wine.
- Oh, that sounds so nice.
- And then you can take a bath after that.
Then get into bed.
- Yes.
- It's been a long day.
- A long week.
- Yeah.
- You know what?
- Ah!
Yo!
- Yo!
- What's the matter?
- She did it again, bro.
- Who did what again?
- Dawn did it again.
- What'd she do?
- Hey, she missed our anniversary, bro.
- Again?
- You remember?
It's the seventh year in a row.
- Oh, that's right.
When she was out celebrating with some girlfriends
or something like that.
Right?
- She had just won some big case
or something like that, man.
So she went out with her girls to celebrate,
on our anniversary mind you.
She got pissy drunk, bro.
- That's right. That's right.
She didn't come home til the next day
'cause she was passed out at Latoya's crib.
- Oh, look, that's her trying to call me right now.
- Well aren't you gonna answer?
- Hell no, for what?
- That's your wife, man.
It could be important.
- Okay.
So what's more important than my anniversary?
- Touche, bro.
All right, you got a point.
- Besides I'm gonna let her worry for a little while.
She be all right.
- Well I don't think that's a good idea, bro.
Fine. All right, then.
So what you gonna do about it?
- Man, I don't know.
I aint thought about it that far yet.
- Well you better figure something out.
You know that sorta thing ain't gonna just fix itself.
- Yeah, all right.
Hey, you busy?
I'm gonna come to your crib for a few minutes.
- All right, come on. Pull up.
- All right, bro.
- All right. - All right.
- I forgot our anniversary.
Kyle made us dinner.
- Dawn!
Listen, I got this.
You go home.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah, I'm sure. Go, girl.
- Good luck.
- I called you.
- Yeah, I saw.
- Why didn't you answer?
- Because I was working.
- Hmm, figures.
Seems the only thing that you care about around here.
- Yes, I do care about my job.
I'm sorry that bothers you so much.
But us grownups, we like things like stability.
Can't just sit around playing make-believe,
writing comics all day.
Real adults work, Kyle.
- First of all, I get up every morning just like you do
and I go to a damn job that I can't stand.
- Hmm.
- And speaking of adults, real adults
don't forget their anniversary.
Real adults don't leave a, "I'm sorry," message on the food
that they husband prepared for 'em.
- Where were you?
- Does it even matter?
- Just answer the damn question.
- I was at Brandon's house.
- Hmm.
- I was.
Why don't you call him and see for yourself?
- Sure.
- When you didn't show up for our anniversary
I went over there to cool off so I wouldn't say something
that I didn't mean and possibly regret later on.
I was not with another woman.
I know that's what you think, but I was not.
- Oh, don't act like it would be the first time.
- That was two years ago, Dawn.
When you gone let that shit go?
How long are you gonna keep throwing that in my face?
Enjoy your wine.
I'm going to bed.
- Yeah, I will.
- What's good, bro?
I just came to check on you.
I know last night was a bit rough.
- Boy. - Straight?
- Bro, she went off.
"And where were you at?"
- What'd you tell her?
- That I was with you.
- She believe you?
- Probably not.
- Ah, bro.
That's not good.
- Nah, it's not, man.
Kyle Robinson's office.
Yes, sir.
Okay, be there in a minute.
- Who was that?
- That was your boss, Mr. Eric.
"Kyle, I need to see you in my office right away
about the Cartwright project."
- All right, man.
We still on for lunch?
- No.
So I've got a meeting with Dawn
and Dr. Shelton today for lunch.
- All right, well wanna link up at the gym later?
- Now that's a bet.
- Holla at ya player.
- Appreciate you, bro.
- Oh, hey, what's up bro?
- Nothing.
You said you needed to see me.
- Oh, yeah, yeah.
So I am going out of town for two weeks
and I am gonna need you to take care of my part
in the Cartwright project while I'm gone.
You can take care of that for me, right?
- Erm, I'm confused.
Why you can't do your own part?
- Because, bro, there's no way I'm gonna be able
to do my work and enjoy my trip at the same time.
Come on.
Just be a team player, huh?
Pick up my slack.
- I ain't gonna be able to do it.
- You're joking, right?
- No, sir.
If I do your part then I can't do my best work on my part.
And it's supposed to be a team project, right?
So you have to find somebody else.
- Yeah, but you see, there is no one else.
You're the best we got.
You can take on a little extra, right?
- Yes, sir. I can.
- Okay, cool.
So it's settled.
- Yeah, but I'm not gonna do it.
- Look, Kyle, it's this simple.
Either you do the work, or you find another job.
- You piece of shit.
- So you're gonna do it, right?
- Yes, of course.
We will have that all taken care of.
Yes, there is no possible way for us to lose.
Hey, Dr. Hawthorne, I have actually an issue
that I need to take care of.
Is it possible for us to discuss this further
later on today?
Okay.
Yes, sir.
I will talk to you then.
Okay, bye.
Hi, good morning, this is Dawn Robinson.
I am calling to reschedule my appointment
with Dr. Shelton today.
Oh, he said I can't reschedule?
How did he know that I was gonna call?
Okay.
But I just, I really can't come today.
Okay.
All right, well tell Dr. Shelton I'll be there at two.
Okay. Thanks.
Bye.
- You ready?
- For what?
- Strategy meeting. It's starting now.
Come one. - I guess.
I just got caught up with everything.
- Okay.
So how did it go last night?
- He came home around one.
We had a fight.
He slept in the guest room and I drank a bottle of wine.
- Well where was he all that time?
- He said he was at Brandon's.
- Do you believe him?
- I don't know.
He seemed genuine, but he's lied before.
So...
- So what are you gonna?
- Nothing.
I have too much going on here to worry
about what's going on at home.
- D, this isn't gonna fix itself.
- I know that.
Just...
I'm not ready to focus on that right now.
- All right, whatever you wanna do.
Come on.
- Okay, now that everyone's here let's get started.
You guys know we like to start our meetings off
with positive energy.
Let's see, who wants to go first?
- Well, I signed my first
multimillion dollar settlement yesterday.
- I heard about that. - Congratulations!
- We are in a great place with the Hawthorne case.
Dawn and I have a strong opening argument
that we believe is going to secure a decision in our favor.
- Oh, really?
- Yes! - All right.
- That's great news.
Great news. I can't wait to hear it.
- Well yesterday my husband and I celebrated
our anniversary.
- Yeah. - That's wonderful,
congratulations. - Yeah.
- I hope you guys didn't spend too much time here
last night prepping?
I saw you and Latoya burning the midnight oil.
- Not at all, sir.
She wouldn't have missed it for anything in the world.
- Finally, Lauren, anything you have to share?
- I just found out that I'm pregnant.
- Oh, congratulations. - Congratulations.
- That's wonderful.
- How far along are you?
- Well I'm only six weeks,
but we're really excited.
- Well, that's great.
Okay, everybody, let's get down to business.
- So how was your anniversary?
- Well are you talking about the day in general
or just the evening part?
- How are you really playing this game?
You know exactly what I mean.
Look, my office is not your courtroom, Dawn.
Kyle?
- She missed it again.
- Dawn?
- I had to work.
- What could be more important
than celebrating the single most important day
between a husband and wife?
- I'm work- - A day that only comes
around once a year.
A day that, according to you, you were looking forward to.
- Well when you put it like that I guess my reason
wasn't as strong of an argument as I thought.
- So, Kyle, how does Dawn missing your anniversary
make you feel?
- Like she don't even care about me anymore.
Like I'm not important to her at all.
- Here we go.
- See what I'm saying?
See, it's like you don't even care about me anymore, Dawn.
- Oh, let's not talk about people caring.
Did you care about me when you slept with that thot?
- Are you serious right now?
- Yes, I'm dead serious.
- This is irrelevant to what we're doing here
right now, Dawn.
- It's absolutely relevant.
That's why we're here.
- Why do you keep throwing that in my face?
Why you staying with me if you gonna keep going
back and forth over what I did in the past?
- All right, stop.
Can we just stop?
Okay, now we've moved into an area where hurting
each other's feelings with words is commonplace.
I have an assignment for you.
Now, unfortunately, this will be the last assignment
with you as my patients.
It seems that you need something that I can't assist
you with here in this office.
- What's the assignment, doc?
- I'm sending you all on a staycation.
- A staycation?
- A staycation.
- I can't do that.
I have to work.
- You see what I'm saying?
- I'm in the middle of one of the biggest cases
in my career.
I can't just up and go on a vacation with you.
- A staycation.
- A staycation, whatever it is, I can't do it.
I have to work.
- But, Dawn, you're going to have to make a decision
on what's best.
Either you wanna save your marriage or you don't.
It's up to you.
- A staycation?
What's that?
Some type of new vacation or something?
- Nah, man.
It's when you go on a vacation with whoever, wherever,
you just gotta stay in your own city.
- So what it's like a vacation
for people who can't afford a real one?
- It's whatever you want it to be, bro.
- So why they choose y'all?
- Because, he told me he wanna find out
if me and Dawn wanna stay married or not.
- Rules?
What kind of rules?
- We both can't leave the house for any reason at all.
- Not even to go get food.
- No.
And we both get a day to plan three activities,
ones that the other likes to do.
- Well, how many days are y'all there?
- Three.
- Three days?
- Yeah.
- What y'all gonna do for three straight days?
I know what I'd be doing with three straight days.
- Go, man.
- Come on, bro.
My bad.
I forgot you were in a drought.
- 19-13.
Man, look, every night when we finish we gotta put
ourselves on tape send it back to Dr. Shelton.
- What, so y'all some kind of case study or something?
You know, this kinda sound like the Stanford Experiment.
- Man, you talking about the one
when that professor had that basement?
- Yeah! - That jail in the basement?
- Yeah, them boys went crazy down there.
Come on, bro.
- Well how do you know if it works?
- Well at the end we get to decide
if we wanna stay together or not.
- Damn.
- 19-14.
- I don't care.
I quit my job because I hated it, bro.
- Well at least you got time to focus
on what you want now, huh?
On your own stuff.
- Yeah.
Focus on me.
- Uh-huh.
- Yeah.
- That's a lot to decide in three days.
- Yeah.
- So, you think it's gonna work?
- I'm just trying not to think about it.
- Okay, listen.
Let's start thinking about what you wanna do.
Okay, so what are your activities?
Let me help you with this.
- Okay.
Ax throwing.
- Huh?
- Knivery.
Boxing.
- You know from where I'm standing,
if you don't get a steady paycheck coming in
Dawn aint gonna be fooled for too long.
- Come on, bro.
Oh, man.
I aint walking to you to get it.
- Can I ask you a question?
- Sure.
- Do you really think this is gonna work?
- I honestly don't know.
- Well for what it's worth, I'm glad you chose me
over your job.
- Well, I wasn't given much of a choice.
- Guess not.
Shit.
- Wow.
- This is nice.
- Yeah.
- Might not be so bad after all.
Hm?
- Hmm.
- So who's going first?
- For what?
- We gotta do our videos.
- Oh, I totally forgot about that.
I am not looking forward to doing those.
- Why not?
- Because it's weird talking to a camera.
It's not natural.
- Yeah, I get that.
I'll go first.
- Okay.
I'll go after you.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Hey, Dr. Shelton, it's me.
We're here, but I guess you know that already.
I really don't know what I'm doing.
This is weird.
But the house is amazing.
Beautiful view.
It looks nice.
Which is, that's good I guess, huh?
But I am concerned.
Doc, I don't know if Dawn is here because she wants to try
to make it work with me or if she's just here to say
she tried it and it didn't work.
Yeah, I guess we just gonna have to find out, huh?
So talk to you tomorrow.
I'm out.
I've finished.
- Well, how was it?
- Awkward.
- Yeah?
- I guess I'll get a little bit better
with it as I go along, you know?
- I don't know.
I guess I'll have to try and let you know
how it goes or something.
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna take the guest bedroom tonight.
You can have the master.
- Okay.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Night.
- Good night.
- Okay, well I'm not really sure how to do this.
I guess I don't really know what to expect this weekend.
Guess I'm gonna have no expectations.
I really don't know, I guess we'll just see what happens.
Mm.
- Morning.
It smells good.
- Well it should, it's your favorite.
It's French toast.
- It looks amazing.
- How'd you sleep?
- Mm, okay.
You?
- I didn't.
- Really?
I mean looks like you have all kinds of energy.
Up early cooking breakfast.
- That's because I had a revelation last night.
- A revelation?
- Yeah.
You and I, babe we got a chance to course correct.
You know?
Make everything right between us.
So I'm gonna seize it.
I'm gonna make the most of it.
What you think?
- I just think I'm...
Think I just wanna let it flow.
You know, I don't really wanna put
too many expectations on it.
I kind of feel like we could be setting
ourselves up for failure.
- Okay, makes sense.
Makes sense.
I'm gonna go get that.
- What's up, man?
I'm John and this is Jessie and we are...
- That was good, babe.
- Thank you, honey.
- We're here for your sexercise session.
- Sexercise?
- Yes, sir.
It's a name that I have trademarked.
We mix exercise with sexual movement
to help you to attain extraordinary sexual levels.
- That's right.
We're gonna give y'all everything you need to be healthy
and happy while you work up a good sweat between the sheets.
- Mm-hmm. - And in the shower.
- Mm-hmm. - On the kitchen table.
- Mm-hmm. Or wherever-
- So are you ready for the best and greatest experience
you have ever had in your life?
So I can show you all, wherever you decide to sexercise.
- Why don't y'all come on in?
- Okay.
Come on, let's go.
Thank you. Thank you.
Thanks.
- Erm, bae.
- Hm?
- This...
So I know how much you love to work out, right?
So this is John and Jessie.
They are personal trainers.
They're here to give us a sexercise session.
- Sexercise?
What's that?
- Good morning.
Like he said, I'm John and this is Jessie and we are...
- That was beautiful, babe.
- Oh, thanks, baby.
You know I've been working on it all week.
- I can tell.
- Oh, thank you.
You know what?
You are so supportive.
This is why I love you.
You know what?
I just wanna take you down-
- Er, excuse...
Er, hello.
- It's okay, it's okay.
Later on today we gonna go in the dog room
and we gonna do a little bruiser.
- A bruiser?
- Yeah. - Do you promise?
- John?
Jessie? - I'm sorry.
- We're gonna go get dressed.
- Okay.
- Yeah?
And we'll meet y'all in the backyard.
- Yeah, I'm gonna go and get our stuff
out of the truck and we gonna set up in the back.
That's cool?
- Yeah.
- Cool.
Come on, babe. Let's go.
- I'm gonna go get dressed and then...
I'll meet you in the back yard.
- So, Kyle, this is what you got to do.
You get on the side of Dawn, like this here.
Like this here.
Get on down.
- Get down.
- Don't be scared.
You already married to her, she yours.
- Yes. Yeah, she's mine.
- All right, now this is what you do.
Your gonna take this leg, all of this leg,
all of this leg, and you're gonna put
it on your right shoulder.
Right shoulder.
Left leg. - Left leg.
- Right shoulder. - Right shoulder.
- Left leg. Right shoulder. - Left leg.
- Do it, come on now.
Don't play around with it.
Now you take your leg, your left leg right here.
- Uh-huh.
- And you straddle it on it like this.
- Oh, like this.
- Like that.
- Yes.
- You see that? - Uh-huh.
- Now see what that does is it clears the pathway
for you to land your airplane on this landing strip.
You hear me?
You ever been bowling?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, you know how they got the lane?
- Yeah.
- You know how you hit a strike?
Ball go down the lane.
- Oh, yeah, yeah. - Oh, you got it?
So then you gotta stretch out,
you gotta stretch out good.
Look, look like this.
You lean forward in it.
Make sure you get a good stretch and then you come back.
Did you stretch it?
- Yes.
- Mm-hmm. Do it again.
Stretch it.
- Oh. - Oh, yeah.
Yeah, baby, like that.
Good stretch.
You get that? - Mm-hmm.
- Yeah, good stretch.
- Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah. - Good stretch.
Yeah, lean in again.
Yes, yes.
Like that there.
Talk to her baby, tell her what to do.
- Okay, Dawn, now you wanna encourage him
for the stretching.
So you just say what I say.
Oh, baby, you stretch me so good.
- Oh, yeah, baby.
- Oh, baby, you stretch me so good.
- Ah, that's good.
That's good.
Now say this, oh, baby, oh, I feel so good.
- Oh yeah, baby.
- I can't wait for you to bend me over
and stretch from behind.
Oh.
- Say that.
Say that.
- Oh, baby, I can't...
You feel so good.
I can't wait for you to bend me over
and stretch me from behind.
- That's good. That's good.
Now just rub his head.
- Oh, yeah.
Rub the head.
- Ooh, yes.
Ooh, yeah.
Right there.
- Oh, yeah, baby, right there.
- Oh, yeah.
Okay.
Dawn, stretch it harder, daddy.
Stretch it harder, daddy.
- Right there.
- Stretch it harder, daddy.
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.
- Yes. Oh, don't stop stretching me baby.
- No doubt, I'm not gonna stop stretching.
I'm gonna stretch it all the way out.
Yeah, I'm gonna stretch it all the way out.
- Oh, yes. - Mm-hmm.
- Yeah. - Mm-hmm.
- Okay. - Oh, yeah.
- Yeah. - Oh, yeah?
- Yeah. - Oh, yeah.
- Yeah. - Yeah!
- Don't you stop. Don't stop. - I'm not gonna.
I'm coming, baby. - Almost there, baby.
- I aint stopping. - Almost there.
Oh, yeah. - Yeah.
- Oh, yeah!
Oh, yeah.
- Ready to stretch the other leg?
- So we hope y'all enjoyed your sexercise session.
We've really enjoyed you all.
We really enjoyed it, right?
- We really enjoyed it, yeah.
- We take all forms of payment.
Cash App, Venmo-
- Yes.
- Yeah, stupid.
That was fast.
- Yeah, well I didn't really have much to say.
- I know that was awkward.
You know, can't really find the words to explain it.
- Yeah, I know what you mean.
So what's next?
And hopefully it's not X-rated.
- No, it's not.
It's actually something you said you always wanted to do
but never had time to do it.
- What's that?
- It's not time for that yet though.
- So you got something else planned?
- Mm.
Not yet.
Come with me.
We've got a few hours before our next activity
so I think you should enjoy this.
- I think I will.
- Good.
I'll see you in a couple of hours.
- Hey.
- What are you doing?
- Oh, I'm just putting something away.
How was your bath?
- Oh, it was good.
Yeah.
I haven't felt this relaxed in a really long time.
- Good.
You've been going really hard at work lately
so I figured you needed something to help you relax.
- You've always been very thoughtful.
I guess some things don't change.
- I guess not.
Let me go get that.
Hello.
- Hi.
Kyle, right?
- You must be Lola?
- Yes, I am.
And maybe you should be the fortune teller.
- Dawn?
Hey, this is Lola.
She's a palm reader.
- Oh my God, I've always wanted my palm read.
I can't believe you remembered.
- Come on, I always remember
the things that are important to me.
- Hi, I'm Dawn.
Very nice to meet you.
- Oh, it's nice to meet you too.
- Come on, let's go to the dining room.
- Oh, thank you.
- After you.
- Who'd like to go first?
- Me.
- Let me have your dominant hand please.
Ooh, and the energy is strong.
- What?
What is it?
What do you see?
- Erm, pain.
A great deal of pain from your past.
There is a crack in your heart.
It's been broken.
Look, right here.
Your heart line is separated and the only way to repair
this is through forgiveness.
Understand?
- Mm-hmm.
- No, I don't think I wanna give you mine now.
- Come on.
I won't hurt.
Ooh, you guys have such strong energy.
Mm.
- What?
- I see confusion.
- Me?
About what?
- Life.
See you are torn between something you love
and something you value.
The possibility of change has been presented
but you need to grab it before it's too late
and before it's gone forever.
You also need to be more honest with yourself
and with the others around you.
They can handle it, if you give them the opportunity.
You've made a lot of mistakes in your life
but I'm here to tell you, trust is a two way door.
It swings both ways.
Understand?
- Yes, ma'am.
- Good.
Give me your hand.
Ooh, gosh.
Look, I want to tell you both something.
I saw something in both of you.
Okay? So listen carefully.
You both have these fortified defenses up
and they're just so strong
that they're not only keeping everybody else out
but you two cannot get to each other.
I need you to let them down and embrace who you have become.
Okay?
It's the only way to move forward.
Understand?
- Yes, ma'am.
- Good.
- Let me get that for you.
Question.
- Yeah.
- Did you really see all of that that you said you saw?
- If I didn't, would you have paid me?
- I guess not.
- Well...
Let me give you some free advice, tell her the truth.
How about that?
It always works.
- I'll see myself out.
I'm only a call away.
- Okay.
- So I don't really know how to feel right now.
She knew things that I haven't shared with anyone.
Just thoughts, feelings.
Do I have walls up?
Yes. Sure.
I mean a lot of stuff has happened and I like my walls,
they make me feel safe.
So I don't know if I'm ready to let those down.
I don't know.
- I know I need to tell Dawn about quitting my job.
I'm not oblivious of what that's gonna do to our
relationship but a part of me is like why should I tell her?
She don't even know if she wanna stay with me right now
so why open myself up to an unnecessary argument?
You know?
- You are crazy.
"Inception" is by far one of the best films ever made.
- So a dream within a dream?
- No, it's not just a dream within a dream
but it's the idea that you can create a dream
within someone else's head and make them believe
that it's their own dream.
That's crazy.
- I'm out done.
I cannot believe you enjoyed the movie that much.
- Yeah, well I like some of the stuff you taught
me about sci-fi.
Oh my God.
- What?
- I just can't believe how big of a nerd I am.
- You are not a nerd.
- Yes I am, and I blame you for it.
- Okay.
I'm not gonna take the blame for that.
- Well I blame you.
- If you wanna blame me for something, blame me for this.
That still your favorite song?
- It is.
- Babe, would it be too much if I asked you for a dance?
- Maybe.
- Yeah.
- But ask me anyway.
- Will you dance with me?
- Yes.
- Don't you need some more wine?
I'm gonna- - No, no, no, no.
- I'm just gonna get some more wine.
I'll be right back.
- No, no, no. Babe?
Babe? Where you going?
- Oh my God.
Am I really doing this right now?
I mean he is my husband, so...
But he cheated.
- Wow, that took you a long time.
You crush them grapes with them pretty feet of yours?
- Did you hide my phone in the kitchen drawer?
- What are you talking about?
- Look, don't play with me.
Did you hide my phone in the kitchen drawer?
- Yeah, I did.
- Damn it.
Kyle, just as I was about to let my guard down.
I can't believe you.
I had four missed calls from my boss.
I could have got fired.
You are so selfish.
- Selfish?
- Yes.
- You're calling me selfish?
- Yes, I am.
- Okay.
So yes, I did hide your phone in the drawer
because if I didn't we wouldn't have had the conversation
we had, or this time that we had, Dawn.
I mean you're so caught up in your job,
you're always texting, you're always calling.
You never focus on me.
You only concentrate on your job.
- It's my job, Kyle.
It's my career.
Hey, just because you hate your career
doesn't mean I have to hate mine.
I have goals.
I have ambitions.
And the only way I'm gonna get those things
is if I work for them.
Which you wouldn't understand
because all you do is dream all day.
- Wow.
Thanks for supporting me, bae.
Appreciate it.
- Oh, yeah, support.
Support what?
All you do is draw all day in your room.
Yeah, excuse me for wanting a man with a real job.
- Wow.
Why don't you go find you one, because I just quit mine.
- What do you mean you quit your job?
- You can't hear me?
You didn't hear what I said?
I quit!
- Just like that.
Just without even talking to me first.
- I didn't know I need my wife permission to quit a job.
- It's not about permission, Kyle.
It's about a decision that affects the both of us.
And we both know that you're not good
at making decisions by yourself.
- Oh, there it is.
There it is.
I knew it was coming.
You're not gonna let that rest, are you?
How long you gonna keep throwing that in my face?
- Never.
You did it.
- Have you ever asked yourself why I did what I did, Dawn?
- Oh, right.
You wanna justify cheating on your wife?
Let's hear it.
Enlighten me, Kyle.
What's the reason?
- You.
You are my reason.
Bae, you walked away from me.
You stopped talking to me.
You stopped touching me.
You treated me like I wasn't even there.
Hell, like I didn't even exist.
I thought you was the one that cheated.
- I did.
- What the hell did you just say to me?
What the hell did you just say?
- When I found out that you did what you did I got petty
and I slept with the person who would hurt you the most.
- You slept with my best friend?
- No.
I tried, but he's loyal to you, so...
- If you didn't sleep with Brandon
who the hell did you sleep with?
- Your boss, Eric.
- You slept with my boss?
Oh, fuck.
I look at that bastard in his face every day.
And you been holding this over my head?
All of this time?
That makes you an ever bigger hypocrite.
- I know what that makes me.
Do you think I care?
- Oh, you could've slept with anybody else.
- No.
I wanted you to hurt like I hurt.
I wanted you to feel it.
Feel what I felt.
- I can't believe you.
- Well I guess that makes the two of us.
I couldn't believe you either.
And since I'm the only one bringing money in around here,
don't mess with my phone.
I can't afford to lose my job.
Good night.
- What the...
I can't believe she cheated on me, doc.
I mean, I know why she did it.
But with Eric?
I mean, I know why him.
But Eric?
I can honestly say I never thought my wife
would cheat on me.
I know I deserved it.
But Eric?
Doc, I don't think I can move forward from this one.
- Morning, sir.
Your groceries.
- Thank you, man.
- All right, sir.
- Hold on one sec.
- Oh, thank you, sir.
You have a good day.
- You do the same.
Morning.
- Hey.
- How'd you sleep?
- I didn't.
- I'm sorry about the phone thing, okay?
But Eric.
Bae, that was foul.
- Look, I don't wanna talk about it.
Let's just get this day over with so we can be done
with all of this.
- Okay, fine.
That's what you wanna do?
- Yeah, that's what I wanna do.
- Then what's with them groceries?
- I'm gonna make breakfast.
- You gonna make breakfast?
- Yes.
- For me?
- Yes.
Is there a problem with that?
- Oh, yeah. I'm not gonna eat that.
You might be trying to poison me.
- Get out the kitchen, Kyle.
- Okay.
I'm gonna go take a shower.
- Thank you.
- Erm, where's my food?
- Oh, I didn't make you any.
- So what am I supposed to eat?
- Enjoy.
- Are you serious?
- What's wrong, baby?
You don't like it?
Oh, hold on.
You better eat up.
Gonna need your energy for the next activity.
This...
All of this is Malik.
- How you doing?
Hope you're ready for a great workout?
- Yes.
- Yeah, I'm good.
- He's a personal trainer
and he's gonna be teaching us boxing today
for our activity.
- I'm gonna go ahead and grab my equipment.
I'll meet y'all out back.
- I'm gonna go get dressed.
- All right, you got some on those punches.
Let's go ahead and switch.
Now has Kyle ever worked the mitts with you before?
- No, not really.
- Okay, well let me see what you got.
Show me your jab.
Jab, jab.
Jab, jab, hook.
Okay, this is nice.
A boxing couple.
You don't usually see that nowadays.
- Oh, we used to do a whole lot together as a couple
until things became more important for somebody.
- Oh...
Yeah, we used to do a lot of things as a couple
until two became three.
- Okay, I'm not sure what I just walked into
but I'm almost afraid to go on to our next station.
Sparring.
- Yes.
- Okay, so what we're gonna do is we're gonna go three,
one minute rounds.
Okay?
Of light sparring.
- I like this.
- Okay, watch your kidney punches and your low blows.
Keep your hands up and protect yourself at all times.
Are you ready?
- Oh, I'm ready.
- Are you ready?
- I'm good.
- Go.
- Wait, you swinging for real.
Come on. Come on.
What can I say?
I gave her a free shot and she took it.
She'd probably been waiting to do that for a long time.
- I have been waiting so long to do that.
I know it's not right to want to hit your husband,
but, man, I just feel so good.
I'm really looking forward to the rest of the day today.
Cheers.
Mm, that was good.
That was good.
What's your name?
- It's Rain.
- Rain.
Rain, what do you think of my painting?
It doesn't really look like yours.
- It's...
It's quite lively.
- Lively?
Yeah, it looks lively.
I like that.
- Bae, you don't you think you had enough to drink?
- No, I don't actually.
Drizzle?
Precipitation?
- It's just Rain.
- Rain.
- Yeah. - Yeah, just Rain.
Do you have any kids?
- Actually, I don't.
- Do you want any?
- I do, when time permits.
Yeah.
- Yeah, well hopefully you'll be able to have them.
I, on the other hand, I can't.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
After the DNC the doctor said that I'd be highly unlikely
to be able to carry a child.
You know and a woman isn't a woman
if you can't carry a child.
Right?
- Really?
Bae, I mean, I think you're being
a little bit ridiculous right now.
- Oh, I'm being ridiculous?
Oh, well at least I'm ridiculous with a job.
Okay?
I can't say the same thing for you.
You know what?
And because I'm always in control
and I will always be in control.
Why are you staring at me?
- I didn't know I need a reason to stare at my wife.
- No, it's just creepy.
How long have I been out for?
- Five, six hours maybe.
- That long?
- Mm-hmm.
- How bad was I?
- Oh, you were pretty bad.
I've...
That's the worst I've ever seen you.
- I feel like an elephant sat on my head.
- I've put you some water and some ibuprofen.
I knew you was gonna need it when you woke up.
- What happened to the dinner?
- They came.
I sent them away though.
- Why?
- 'Cause we need to talk.
And not just going through the motions.
Bae, we need to talk.
- I don't need to do that.
- Really?
- No.
- Then explain to me why you felt it was okay
for you to share the worst experience in your life
with a total stranger before ever sharing that with me?
- I don't know.
I guess I just haven't been able to talk
to anyone about that before.
So...
- Mm, so talk to her before you talk to me?
- I mean, it's kind of hard to talk about.
I buried those feelings a long time ago.
- Yeah but you buried them, bae, before even telling me
that they even existed.
How do I know how to help you if I don't know
what you're going through?
- Because I didn't think that you cared.
- And that's where I'm confused.
What did I do to make you feel that way?
Say something.
- Where were you?
- What do you mean, "Where was I?"
- When we lost the baby, where were you?
- I was right here.
- Yeah, physically.
But I needed you emotionally, mentally.
I had to go through that all by myself.
I never looked at you the same since.
- What did I do to make you feel that way about me?
- You got over him too quickly.
I carried him.
I felt him growing inside me.
And then he was just...
I had to go through that all by myself
while you were in that room writing
fucking comic book characters.
It's like you didn't even care.
You just left me here alone to deal with it.
You shut me out.
So from then on I decided that I was gonna be in control
of whatever happened to me from now on.
And that's why I work so much.
Because that's the only thing that I know
that I can control.
- Every night for several months I cried myself to sleep.
And every piece of artwork that I ever drew
in my comic room, I had to destroy it
because every piece of paper had tears on it.
I didn't realize that when I lost my son,
I lost my wife too.
- Why didn't you say anything?
- Say what to you?
- Anything.
- I'm not supposed to be weak.
I had to be strong.
I gotta feed and protect my family.
That's what my daddy taught me.
I couldn't be weak when you were weak.
One of us had to be strong.
That's why I kept going to work every day,
to a job that I hated, to protect you, to provide for you.
- I just never knew you felt like that.
- And so now we're here.
So what do we do next?
What do we do now?
- I don't know.
We're both completely different people
than when we first got married.
I don't even know if we're what's best
for each other anymore.
- I guess erm...
I guess that's something we gonna have to figure out.
By tomorrow.
- Yeah, I guess so.
- Can I ask you a question?
- Yeah.
- Do you still love me?
- Yeah, I do.
Do you still love me?
- Yeah, I do.
I do.
It's crazy.
You can live with someone for so long
and not really know who they really are
or what they're truly dealing with.
We both assumed that we knew.
It was something else.
- This is the first time in a really long time
that we've actually been able to express our true feelings
to one another without having to defend ourselves.
I mean, I guess I can say I see Kyle
completely different now.
I actually feel closer to him now
than when we first got married.
- She told me she loved me for the first time
in a long time.
Doc, that felt so good.
I couldn't believe it.
I actually thought Dawn hated me.
Guess I was wrong, huh?
Tomorrow's decision day.
And to be honest I don't know if we can continue on the way
that we were now that we know what we know.
- So how have things been going
these past few days?
- Erm, it's been interesting to say the least.
- It seems you all are a lot more pleasant around each other
and that's an accomplishment.
- We are.
- I'd say so.
- So have we made up our minds on what we're going to do?
- Yeah, I think we have.
Kyle?
- Yeah, I think so.
- Yeah.
- Sounds great.
Well, Dawn, why don't you start
and tell Kyle what your decision is?
- Well, Kyle, I know that we haven't been the best couple
in the past few years and at times it's been really hard
to talk to one another.
- Er, yeah.
- And we both have done things to hurt each other.
And we both drive each other completely insane.
- Yeah.
- Yes.
But there's no one I'd rather go crazy with in this world
other than you.
So I really hope that we can make this work.
- And, Kyle, why don't you tell Dawn your decision?
- Bae, I so wanted this weekend to work for us.
Desperately.
I felt like we owed it to each other to give,
to give us one last shot.
You know?
You opened up to me in a way that you have never
done before since we've been married on the last night.
I'm grateful to you for that.
But I can't go on like this.
- Are you serious?
What about the conversation last night?
You're just not gonna say anything?
I can't believe you.
- I'm sorry.
- Fine.
You just, you wanna be done?
Fine. There.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- No, Kyle, what?
- Wait.
- What?
- I don't want to be married to the woman
that I was married to before.
Bae, she was mean, ugly and nasty.
Who want to be married to a woman like that?
Bae, I wanna be married to the woman who I met last night.
I wanna be vulnerable with her.
I wanna be with her mentally, physically and emotionally.
I wanna be with her, if she wanna be with me.
You not gonna say anything?
- You didn't ask me anything yet.
- Dawn, will you marry me?
- Well I have a few items that I need to add first.
- Okay, are you serious right now?
This what we doing, huh?
That's what we doing?
- Yes.
Yes, I will marry you.
Yes.
Oh my gosh.
- Awesome.
I'll start getting things together.
- For what?
- The wedding.
- Whose wedding?
- Yours.
- Who's that?
- I'll get that.
- What is going on?
- Well we couldn't miss our best friend's wedding.
What kind of best friends would we be?
- Oh, you know my dog couldn't have a wedding
without his best man.
- And I got my girl's back as a maid of honor.
- This is crazy.
How did you guys do this?
- Erm, I called my best friend last night,
told him what I wanted to do.
He called Toya and Dr. Shelton and now we're here.
- Yeah.
- I thought he was crazy.
- Why?
- She could've said no.
- Oh, yeah.
And then we're like, .
- Right.
- Yeah, no.
- Oh, chill out.
- Oh my gosh.
- I love you.
- I love you too.
- All right, all right.
There is plenty of time for that.
Now I only have a couple of hours to get you beat.
Let's go.
- Ooh, I am killing this suit, bro.
Appreciate you for giving me a reason to put it on.
- Come on, man.
You know it don't take much
for you to get suited and booted.
- Well, what can I say?
You know.
- B?
- Mm, what's up?
- I need to ask you a question, man.
Why you never told me that my wife came at you?
- Look, my bad, bro.
I wanted to tell you but I didn't wanna make
things awkward between us.
- How would it be awkward, B?
- Okay, so let's say I tell you.
- Mm-hmm.
- All right, you confront her.
- Okay. - She denies it.
What happens to me?
I lose my best friend of 20 years.
Or I tell you, you confront her and she admits it
and you stay with her.
Then what happens to us?
Awkward holiday parties, birthdays.
Look, I was told never to get in your friend's
relationships unless they ask you your opinion,
and then you still gotta be careful about what you say.
Honestly, I was just looking out for y'all.
- Yeah, I get that.
But part of me still want to know how it went down.
- Bro.
- Real talk, fam.
- All right, she came over one night, drunk, talking crazy.
- Mm.
- I shut her down and drove her home.
Case closed.
Why would I mess up a friendship of 20 years
over a drunk night?
That'd never happen.
- All right, man.
I appreciate you, bro.
- No doubt.
Now, let's get you married.
- And now that Dawn and Kyle have come together
and have sealed their vows to one another
by the exchanging of rings, and pledged their commitment
to one another by the exchanging of vows,
I now by the authority of God pronounce them
husband and wife.
And whatsoever God has joined together,
let not man put asunder.
Kyle, you may now kiss your wife.
- Yeah, man. - Yes!
- Hey, what's up bro?
You thought over our-
- Hey babe.
- Hey, so what color do you think looks best?
- The one in your right hand looks good.
- You didn't even look.
- Yes, I did.
- All right, what's it look like?
- Erm...
Yellow.
- I can't stand you.
You didn't even look.
There's not even any yellow here.
- I'm sorry.
This is ridiculous.
Who is this?
Oh, it's here.
- What is it?
- Hold on one second.
- Oh.
- My book, bae.
- Ah, congratulations.
- This looks good.
- Yes, it does.
- You know, this came just in time
for the publisher's meeting next week.
- Hold on.
Hello?
- Dawn?
- Oh, hi, Mr. Sawyer.
- Are you and the family doing well today?
- Yes, we're good.
Thanks for asking.
- That's wonderful.
Hey, can you come back in?
- Oh, you need me to come back into the office today?
- Yeah, we're going through a real crisis today.
- There's a crisis?
- Yes, ma'am. And we need you.
We need your help.
Can you come back in?
I would really appreciate it.
- Hey, I, you know what?
I can't I'm gonna be with my family today.
- Oh. Oh, okay.
Well is there any way you can-
- Er, yeah, well let me see if Toya is available.
- Toya, okay.
- Okay.
Thanks so much for understanding.
- Your welcome, thank you.
- Okay. I'll talk to you soon.
- Okay, bye-bye.
- Okay, bye.
- I love you.
- I love you too.
- Come on.
I got you.