Family Conflict and Relationship Drama
Oh, Marcus Junior!
What the-
Are you out of your damn mind? If you don't get some damn
clothes on your nasty ass, I don't give a damn.
You get your ass out-
All right
... I'ma kick your ass.
Ma, why would you come in?
And I'm telling you gonna make me crash out up in this damn house, Marcus Junior.
We was just talking. He wasn't saying nothing-
You wasn't talking. Know what I'm saying, know what I'm saying?
That's a damn lie, Marcus Junior. I can't believe your little nasty
ass up in my house with that hoe. You're just like your
damn daddy.
He is just like you, Marcus, and I went through the same damn
thing with you over and over again in this house.
Baby, he, he didn't cheat on anybody.
I can't say the same thing for Regina, and I never did anything in this house.
I'm not talking about in this house, okay?
I'm talking about him. All of this shit
is coming back to me.
You said you forgave me, but it seems like the gun is still loaded.
I forgave you, I did not forget. You
put me through a lot of shit, Marcus.
Yeah, and you put me through a lot of shit too.
I- I'm just gonna sit here, and I'm just gonna listen.
He can't ruin Jasmine's wedding. He can't, and thank God
Wesley wasn't stupid enough to have a damn bachelor party.
Do you remember what you did at your bachelor party, Marcus?
Or should I say who you did?
You mean, like, 28 years ago?
No, 29 years, five months, and three days.
Do you want the hours too?
You see? That, that don't sound like forgiveness right
there.
You remember Keisha, huh? You remember Keisha, Marcus.
It is in his DNA, Marcus.
Come on, Angela, we in such a good place.
Why we gotta go through all this old stuff? Come on.
Baby, y- you know I'm a changed man.
Marcus, your son was in the bathroom on the
plane waiting for that whore. Now, who does that remind you of,
Marcus? Have you even talked to your son? No, you haven't.
Better question, what are you gonna say to him, Marcus?
No, seriously, what are you gonna say to him, Marcus?
Make this make sense. Huh?
The math ain't mathing, Marcus. Say it.
Tell me, what are you gonna say when he keeps doing the same shit that
you've been doing our entire marriage?
I will talk to him, okay?
I wanna know what you're gonna say to him.
Y- you see, son, you gotta have more respect for yourself.
Now, some people would call that self-respect.
See, you, you can't be, uh, sleeping with all these dime pieces,
you know? Yes, now, I know it's tempting-
Yes
... but you gotta make the-
Marcus.
Oh.
Yeah, what? Yeah, right, right.
Right.
Yeah.
Look, it's, it's wrong. It's, it's wrong, and
just don't do it. Okay?
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying.
Yeah, I know what you're saying.
Yeah, you understand.
I do.
Right? Now bring it in.
Ah.
All right.
All right. Now I'm gonna see you at the, the rehearsal?
Yeah.
Ma, I like the dress.
Mm.
All right. How was that?
You didn't say shit. All you said was, "Don't do it." Now, what's gonna make him
stop, Marcus?
The right woman, just like you made me stop.
Old age made you stop, nigga, so stop.
No, my love for you made me stop. I could
still pull-
Oh, what? What?
What?
You could still what? What?
Nothing. Look, baby, we gotta let Marcus Junior make his own
mistakes and find his own way. He'll find a you.
Your sweet-talking ain't working.
Well, I'm not trying to gas you up. I'm just telling you the truth.
It's
working.
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