The Delivery Girl (2026) Movie Script
(enchanting music)
(static crackling) (suspenseful music)
(bright music)
(suspenseful music) (person panting)
(suspenseful music continues)
(person screams)
(phone ringing)
[Doug] Hey, what's up man?
Yeah, all right, I was...
I was just looking at the claim photos.
Okay, we got damages up to, like, 15,000
and we have a loan
balance of $16,489, so...
[Doug] Perfect. Thank you, sir.
- So 16,489.
- It is what it is.
[Doug] Good job, man.
All right, I am going to
submit this here shortly,
but this might take a little
longer without you here.
Jacob? Jacob, you there?
(clears throat) Yeah. Sorry, I was...
I'm here.
[Doug] Hey, you're good, man.
Look, I know this was a corporate decision,
but, hey, since you've been remote,
things just aren't the same
here at the office, man.
What are your days looking like now?
(upbeat music)
- Well...
She don't mean it
I can see it in her
eyes (coffee trickling)
A woman in love
(water trickling) - No,
no. That's impossible.
With a $1,500 deductible? Come on.
Oh, she don't mean it
She don't mean it
She don't mean it
I can see it in her
eyes (water trickling)
A woman in love - Yeah.
Is a hell of a sight (coffee trickling)
One less fool to bide (water trickling)
But the nights are still so cold
This feels like an insurance job to me.
[Mya] The faucet is still leaking.
And I'm starting to grow old
What? (Wrench clangs)
Mm, I'm starting to grow old
Starting to grow old
I'm starting to grow
old (water trickling)
Starting to grow old
(suspenseful music)
(person knocking)
Hey, sorry to bother you, sir.
But there's a gas leak on this street,
so we're asking residents
if they could leave their
properties for just an hour.
Okay. Is it serious?
Hard to tell. We're just
asking folks as a precaution.
Okay. All right, thank you.
(door squeaks)
Yeah, so good news.
I got you approved at a 6%
interest rate on your home loan.
Yep, I did.
But if we're gonna lock this
in, we gotta move quickly.
Okay, gimme a couple minutes
and I'll send the final paperwork
over for you to DocuSign.
All right, I look forward
to talking to you soon.
Okay, bye-bye.
Yes! I needed that.
Hey.
So I met my home loan quota for the week.
Good work.
Who was that at the door?
Gas company. We gotta
evacuate in, like, a hour.
Why, what's wrong?
- They just wanna be safe.
- That's gon' mess me up.
I just ordered groceries
and they said they'll be
delivered in about an hour.
I got a jog later. I'll be around.
Okay.
In the rows, she liked the curtains
I'm in the pros, I'm Michael Irvin
I'm pimping hoes and she like a virgin
She never know this type of working
She on the road, she know the purchase
She tow a load, she never perping
We blowing dough, we don't rehearse it
When she's holding
totes, you know it's Birkin
Broke hoes, they go to bourbon
I sat us all in a whole Suburban
Head good, she known for learning
And got a home, she own a German
I make sure her soul is burning
For sure this pull, she like to earn it
Keep your wife, don't
even try to serve it
I'm the merchant, Michael Irving
You could fit me for
a zone how it all start
(car door thuds) Go and get me a phone
From Walmart
(bag thuds)
- [Aria] Shit!
(Aria sighs)
[Jacob] You need a hand?
Clearly today is not my
day. This is a one star review.
(gentle music)
You're probably right.
I heard the couple that
lives here are real assholes.
Great. Just my luck.
(gentle music continues)
No, I'll just leave what I have
and come back later
with water and groceries.
Okay. (Gentle music continues)
It's okay, I got it. Thank you.
(gentle music continues)
(can thuds) (suspenseful music)
Where's my water?
The Meal Mates girl dropped it.
- They are so pathetic.
- No, she was cool.
She said she'll bring
another one by later on.
Whatever. The faucet is still leaking.
(water trickling) (bright music)
(Aria knocking)
Hello, sir. I just wanted
to personally apologize for...
Jogger guy.
- Yeah.
- [Aria] You live here?
[Jacob] Most of the time.
Okay, well, I'm embarrassed.
Don't be, it's fine. I left
you a good review too.
You know what? You were wrong.
- About?
- The people that live here.
I think they're pretty cool.
You haven't met my wife yet.
(door squeaks)
How much was the deductible on? Oh, okay.
So if I just (pages rustling)
70,000.7,800.
(pages rustling)
Okay. (Sighs)
(cup thuds) (upbeat music)
(tires screeching)
- Really, dude?
Running in the street and
you got headphones on?
You need to watch
out for those stop signs.
- Jogger guy.
- Yeah.
You need to be careful, man.
You need to be careful
with my water next time.
Hey, what's your name?
Jacob.
Aria. (Engine rumbling)
Okay. Well, what do you do?
It's Detroit, everybody got a side hustle.
- Model.
- Model?
- Model.
- Model?
What about you?
I just work and work out. That's it.
You're also an adrenaline
junkie. Here, take this.
- What is that?
- A protein shake.
Doesn't that belong to somebody else?
Yeah, and? I'll
just tell 'em I forgot it.
Just take it.
You crazy.
(gentle music)
(phone buzzing) (tool clangs)
Yeah, this is Jacob.
Well, why are you canceling?
All right, thanks.
(motorcycle engine revving)
- Yo, Jake.
What's up, man?
[Jacob] What up, dawg?
What you doing, bruh?
About to sell this thing, man.
Can't sell the old
school, dawg. It's a classic.
Yeah, classic headache.
Man, it always needs
something, just like a woman.
Just like a woman, you
gon' miss it when it's gone.
Man, listen, I can use the money
for some other stuff, bro.
I know what it is. You
on some soy or something.
I had a protein drink. Yes, I did.
Yeah, it definitely had
soy in it. I told you, man.
All that estrogen, man. It's
gon' make your balls shrink.
(laughs) Whatever.
Matter of fact, man,
you need to get some
real drinks delivered, man.
Hey, hey. Order me some chicken wings too.
Man, I ain't your maid.
Why don't you place the order yourself?
Man, you know I still
got the flip phone, man.
You need to step
into this century, friend.
No, sir.
I miss the old days where
there was no cell phone.
Like remember when you
was gone, you was gone?
You had to catch a person
when they get back to the crib.
That's what I miss.
I ain't gon' lie, when I lose
this phone, I lose my mind.
That's 'cause your
whole life inside that phone.
I ain't gon' lie, you know what I miss?
I miss ending my calls like the old
Lemme see that phone. You
know what I'm talking about?
[Gabe] Yeah.
Like ending the call the
real way. Lemme see this.
So can you transfer 6,800
to the brokerage account right now?
Do it right away. Goodbye.
(phone thuds) Oh. Hear that?
- Everything (indistinct).
- Hey, I miss that.
I miss that. For real.
I don't want the phone but I'ma
- Sis. What up, dawg?
- [Mya] Hey, baby.
Hey. Where you going?
Remember I got the dance event tonight.
Yeah, uh-huh. I'm going with y'all.
No, you have the photography workshop.
[Jacob] They just canceled it.
[Mya] I'm sorry, babe.
- [Jacob] I'ma go with y'all.
- No, it's girls' night out.
No, we already have a
photographer. We're good.
Hey, Mya, he supposed to be
standing there with me anyway.
Supposed to be getting the car together.
Oh, matter of fact, I
got something for y'all.
(indistinct)
Listen, got y'all a little gift.
Man, you ain't had to do this, Gabe.
- Aw, Gabe.
- No, man. I just...
Just want things to
go back to the old days.
Like, you know, I been
knowing y'all since high school.
I know it's been a
rough year this last year.
Gabe, with your uncle and
Mya with the pregnancy.
Just wanted to do
something special for you.
I miss old days. I do.
That's the reason for the cognac, huh?
Yeah. I was thinking,
game night at y'all house soon.
You know, just like old days.
I'll think about it.
- I'll take that.
- Okay. Thank you.
- I'll take that.
- Thank you.
- Love you, sis.
- All right, love you too.
All right.
All right. I'm getting ready to go.
- Okay. See you later.
- I'll see you.
Lemme go with you.
You crazy, man. (Tools clang)
Finish his car, man. Pulled
me over here anyway, man.
(both speaking indistinctly)
Hey. You guys order Meal Mates?
Hey, bad driver.
Hey, stunt man. You got
the wings, right, big fella?
Big fella? What make
you feel like I ordered wings?
I was just asking.
Yeah, we see what happen
when I leave you a negative review.
Hey, this is my homeboy,
Gabe. Gabe, this is
Mildred.
No, no, no, that's not it.
Your name starts with A. It was...
- Wally Asshole.
- It's Aria.
I bet you got salt and pepper
shakers in your glove box.
I bet you still mad
'cause your daddy left
you when you was two.
You lose your mind
when someone leaves meat
on a chicken bone.
And you watched your mama
kiss a girl when you was five.
I love this guy, Jacob.
Crazy.
Now I'm supposed to
check your ID for the alcohol,
but you look old enough to me.
Just don't go drinking and jogging.
Okay. (Groans)
You okay? (Jacob groaning)
Yeah. It's just my sciatica.
I'm fine. It goes away after a while.
I can help with that.
I went to school for massage therapy.
No. No, it's fine. I'll be fine.
Okay, suit yourself.
(soft upbeat music)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(fridge door thuds) (phone chimes)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(pages rustling)
(Aria knocking)
Why are you stalking me?
I thought y'all just
dropped the bags off and left.
I gotta pee. Let me
in, please. I can't hold it.
First door on the right.
(door squeaks)
Nice office.
Thank you.
Who took these?
I did.
Wow. Good stuff.
No, seriously. I love
landscape. You got a great eye.
How long you two been together?
15 years.
[Aria] Are you happy?
- Absolutely.
- Any kids?
No.
Where is she?
Uh, look, I got a lot of
work that I need to do, so
Are you for hire, Mr. Photographer?
(suspenseful music)
- It depends.
- I have a shoot coming up.
You could come, get
some photos. I'll pay you.
- Um, I don't know.
- Here, gimme your number.
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
You got a great eye.
(Jacob groaning)
You should really let me help with that.
Nah, it's fine. It goes
away after a while.
Look, if it makes you feel better,
I could do a couples package.
I got all the equipment in
my car. I could do it here.
Nah, I'll think about it,
okay? I'll let you know.
(upbeat music)
I ain't gon' lie, dawg.
Work was crazy today.
What happened?
Single mama come
down there with her family,
- tried to jump on me.
- Why?
'Cause I kicked her son,
fell into the locker and tumbled,
and you know what I'm saying?
You did what?
This what happened. Listen.
First of all, he was skipping class.
Tried to run, so I tripped
him. You know I don't run.
Y'all know I ain't trying
to chase nobody, man.
(Mya laughs)
Oh, shoot, babe. I forgot the salsa.
Oh, I'ma run to the
store. I'll be right back.
Oh, no. What you mean, babe? It's late.
Just order it off Meal Mates.
[Mya] Oh, okay. You right. You right.
(ice clanging)
- Okay.
- Cool.
Cool. Okay, so y'all done
have some drinks in you.
So now it's time to dance. Come on, babe.
No, I'm good. My sciatica.
Babe, you always say you want
Okay, come on, Gabe.
Hey, my sciatica hurt too.
Like, I got both of 'em hurt.
I'm gon' have a heart attack.
I don't care. You all
right. Okay, you ready?
Start on the right foot. Okay.
Come on, you remember what I showed you.
Let's go. 1, 2, 3, 4. (Upbeat music)
Hey, there you go. I
don't want you so stiff.
- Oh, okay. Loosen up.
- There you go. Yeah.
Hey, that's it, Gabe. (Laughs)
Oh. Oh, shoot. Go, Gabe.
Oh, okay, now you doing too much.
See, you always go too far.
I ain't gonna lie, man.
I'm tired, man. (Indistinct)
Yeah, this is me, right?
- Yeah, that's you.
Okay. You wanna take
that for the road? You good?
No, I'm cool. Love y'all though.
- All right, man.
- Love you too.
- All right, love you, sis.
- Okay. I see you.
- Call me, bro.
- All right, bro.
(upbeat music continues)
- See you, man.
- [Gabe] You know it.
(door squeaks)
- Meal Mates.
Sure.
(ominous music) (door squeaks)
Thank you so much.
I'll take this. Thank you.
What are doing here?
You know why I'm here,
Jacob. To see you. I miss you.
Hey, you(floor creaking)
All right, thank you so
much. Yep, have a good night.
- [Aria] Have a great night.
- You too.
(door squeaks) (door lock clicks)
(mellow music)
(phone buzzes)
(mellow music continues)
(phone buzzing)
(mellow music continues) (phone buzzing)
- Hey, babe.
- Hey.
Babe, is that a picture of me?
Yeah.
How long has that been your screen saver?
That is so cute. Oh, that's cute, babe.
It's been my screen
saver since we got the news.
I figured since we couldn't have a baby,
you'd be my baby.
Look at you. Look how
cute, look at your pony tail.
I'm sorry, babe.
I know how bad you wanted this baby.
I don't, I just, I still can't
understand what happened.
I'm, I'm sorry.
It's okay. It's all right, babe.
I did some research at a fertility clinic
and I found out they got some new programs.
Babe, why would you
do that? Come on, babe.
You know I can't, I cannot
go through that again.
Please don't do that. You
heard what the last doctor said.
I remember.
Okay, so if you remember,
then why would you go
and do some more research
on some new places?
I don't wanna do that.
I just thought that I
could get another opinion.
We've already had...
Jacob, we've already
had three opinions. Three.
I'm sorry. (Phone buzzing)
Who's that texting you?
- It's A-Aria.
- Why is she texting you?
I think she, uh..
She, uh, well, she, she's a actress, she
Jacob, when were you gon' tell me?
Just tell me. When were you gon' tell me?
I am. I'm telling you
now. She just texted me.
I'm just telling you right now.
Okay. Open the message.
"Jacob, sorry you
can't take the pictures.
You have a great eye. Thank you."
See, it's nothing.
Okay, if it's nothing, then
she shouldn't be texting you.
At least somebody appreciate my work.
What? What is that supposed to mean?
Look, there's a concert at
Shane Park this weekend.
We can go, listen to some
music, take some pictures,
it just be like old days.
I'll be on the Princess
boat for the all white party.
See, that's what I'm talking about.
Why you say it like that?
'Cause we don't hang out no more. At all.
Only people you wanna be
around is these dance group people.
That's not true. Stop saying that.
Maybe if you stop drinking so much.
You always make it about my drink
Because it's the truth, Jacob.
Man, I started drinking
when I found out I wasn't gon' be a father.
Sorry, I didn't mean that.
- Yes, you did. Yes, you did.
Maybe your sperm is drunk and can't swim.
Your eggs are shot.
The doctor said so himself.
And ever since I got the news,
I basically gotta beg to have sex with you.
'Cause your voice makes me dry up.
Why don't you leave me
alone? Go get a camera.
Take some pictures or
something. I don't care.
Just do something, weirdo.
(dejected music)
(tools clanging)
What you looking sad for, man?
Got into it with Mya
last night. It's bad, bro.
Ah, tried to piss on her, didn't you?
Bro, no.
Hey, what I tell you
about trying to introduce piss
to the relationship?
Can you be serious
for five minutes? Damn.
I ain't never pictured
my life like this, man.
When you drink, you
become a different person.
It's on the bloodline. I
can't just handle one drink.
I drink one, it make me want five.
I just, I can't take it, man.
See, you gotta be like G, man.
I drink every day. I
know how to handle mine.
Yeah, like when you beating
up kids at school? Okay.
Hey, look, man, I kick
a kid's ass sober, dawg.
(Jacob laughs)
What's up with the Meals Mate girl?
What you mean?
It's like something off with her.
I think she want you, dawg.
What make you say that?
I can just tell when a chick choose.
You know what I'm
saying? Think about it, man.
Meal Mate's got like
300,000 employees, right?
Every time there's a order
that supposed to be
delivered to this crib, man,
how do she get it?
Well, I think it could be
like they got a little area,
like a region that they all in charge of.
Maybe like this is her assigned location.
See, that's why Mya think you naive.
I'm telling you the chick is crazy, man.
Which kinda, like,
electrifies my little loins, man.
Hey, lemme ask you something.
I think when she pull up,
I'm gonna try and get up on her man.
I mean, that's if it's okay with you.
You can have her, bro.
She all yours. I'm good.
Speaking of crazy. (Tools clanging)
The party around the corner
canceled this huge order.
You want it? It's already paid for.
- Hell yeah. Hell yeah.
- I know you homeless.
Oh, I love to eat. (Indistinct)
This is Camille. Today's her first day.
- Hey, fellas.
- [Gabe] What's up, Camille?
Camille, this is Jacob and Gabriel.
Pleasure to meet you.
Hey, hey, matter of fact,
lemme holler at you real quick.
Hey, listen, I was thinking, um,
instead of going through the app,
why don't I just go straight to you?
Take my number.
You know what, I'ma go ahead and do that
because they charge a
crazy delivery surcharge.
So that'll help me make more money.
Look at this car.
Classic. (Tools clanging)
1977 Delta 88.
Huh, you know your cars, I see.
Mm-hm.
When I was little, my dad
had a red 85 Z28. T-tops.
Except he took out the 305
and put in a 350 small block.
Your dad is a smart man.
That's what's in this. 350
Chevy, turbo 350 trans.
Mm. Nice.
This is the guy I was telling you about.
The one that takes all the pictures.
- Really?
- [Jacob] Yeah.
I need headshots. I'm an actress.
I should be able to do that for you.
Okay, well, how much you charge?
Because I'ma need them asap.
I have a meeting with the agent next week.
I mean, well, since you
know Aria, a hundred bucks.
A hundred?
I need some headshots too, for my site.
You can book us both. $200 cash.
Lemme talk to the
wife. I'll let you know.
Look, if we can make it work,
we can do the photo shoot
and we can do the massages on the same day,
'cause Camille, she's a certified
massage therapist as well.
Mm-hm.
I'll get back with
y'all. I'll let you know.
Girl, you do not have to take a picture
of everywhere we deliver.
Sorry. Was a mistake.
Wanna hear something crazy?
Y'all know this contains
artificial raspberry?
Y'all know where that
come from? A beaver's anus.
I just wonder who discovered that though.
Like, somebody crazy.
A little freak in the lab, he
eating a beaver's booty hole,
talking about man, mm,
this tastes like raspberry.
Okay. And on that
note, we got another order.
So we gotta go. Bye, fellas.
- Look, see it right there.
I'll come pick up the bag later.
It say raspberry.
Bro. A beaver's anus?
Look it up. Look, it say right here.
[Barry] I got a restraining order.
What do you want, psycho?
- Well, hello to you too.
- What do you want?
[Aria] You still owe me $2,500.
Well, I don't have it.
When I get it, you get it.
You could always come over
and be my sex slave for a week
and I'll forgive your little debt.
Goodbye.
All right. (Laughs) (mellow music)
(mellow music continues)
(rain pelting)
(cutlery clanging)
(cutlery clanging) (chair scraping)
(floor creaking)
(chair scraping)
(cutlery clanging)
- This is good.
- Yeah? I'm glad you like it.
I'm sorry about the other day.
It's just this job and my back.
It's just a lot.
I understand. I do. I get it.
And maybe I overreacted about the text,
so I apologize.
- This is nice.
- Yeah.
[Mya] Yeah.
I, uh... (Jacob clears throat)
The Meal Mates girl and her friend,
they're aspiring actresses.
They hired me to do their headshots
and I wanted to do 'em here at the house,
but I wanted to run it by you first.
- You talking about Aria?
- Yeah. And her friend.
I wanted to run it by you first.
I don't know, babe.
Yeah, it was a dumb idea. I'm sorry.
Okay. Okay. But I gotta be here, okay?
You sure?
Yeah. You gotta promise me.
If things start to get outta hand,
you gotta promise me
you'll cut it off, okay?
- Deal.
- Deal?
- [Jacob] Mm-hm.
- Okay.
Is it good? (Laughs)
You eating it like it is.
Check, check, check (mellow music)
I know that he is married,
but, girl, Jacob is fine as hell.
But married, Aria.
I know, I know.
And since you know, what
happened at your last job?
That Barry guy.
Ugh, I do not wanna
talk about that loser.
I get it. I do like your
vision board though.
Can I take a picture?
[Aria] Yeah. See, I take your advice.
It really helps me imagine a great future.
Yeah, that's nice.
(sighs) So how's your
journal writing going?
I'm not gonna lie, I suck at that one.
(pills rattle) - You
still taking your meds?
(pills rattles) (suspenseful music)
Are you my friend or my doctor? Jesus.
I care about you, Aria.
What happened last time will
never happen again. I'm good.
(suspenseful music
continues) (pills rattle)
(suspenseful music continues)
(child knocking)
(door squeaks)
Hello, sir. I'd like to cut your grass.
Summer special for $25.
- No, man. I'm good.
- Can I wash your car for $25?
No, I'm straight.
I wanna shovel the snow in your driveway.
- Bro, it's June.
- I know that.
But I'm offering you a
special discounted rate. Wait.
I'm offering you a special discounted rate.
(door thuds) (upbeat music)
- [Aria] How's that?
- That's good.
Ma'am.
- Yes?
- Are you okay?
I'm okay. Don't call me
ma'am though. Please call Mya.
My apologies.
So how did you two meet?
In the club.
Mya was fighting in the club.
- I gotta hear this story.
- [Mya] Mm-mm. Mm-mm.
Look, I bought Mya a
drink and this girl bumped her
and knocked the drink right outta Mya hand.
Do was apologize.
- Mm. Did she?
- No.
And then Mya punched her in the face
over and over and over again.
- I would've too. Shit.
- So you feisty feisty.
No, I got a lot of east side in me,
but I'm a professional now.
I'm not like that anymore.
No, that's not you anymore. Okay.
I mean, I been catching strays all day.
Okay, that's none of their
business. Stop. Seriously.
What you mean?
Not unless you want me to
put your business out there,
- talk about your past.
- [Aria] Spill it.
[Jacob] No, you... Oh, no. Let's do it.
See, Jacob sold weed back in the day.
He sold pills back in the day.
He sold any and everything
he could get his hands on.
By the time he was 21,
he had his own house.
Had a driveway full of cars too.
So let's talk about you,
Jacob. No, I'm not tripping.
You wanna act like you're
a square and you're not.
[Jacob] I'm just saying,
you sound like you're
No, I'm just saying.
No, whatever. Whatever, Jacob. Whatever.
I know that things can get uncomfortable,
but I do love that y'all are real.
Couples fight. I mean, it happens.
Can I give y'all some advice?
- Hm, yeah.
- Yeah, I guess.
When I was in a relationship,
we had this bomb therapist,
and she gave us these
Fight Fair index cards.
When I was pulling out all these materials,
I actually did see them in my bag.
Y'all wanna use 'em?
- I mean, what could it hurt?
- I guess.
(cards thud) Yeah
(upbeat music) (singer vocalizing)
Yeah
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
[Mya] I'll see you later.
Your delivery girl (door squeaks)
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind
So what's it like being
an insurance adjuster?
Oh, God, it sucks. I
really wanna do this full time.
Why don't you? Well,
it's bound to pay off.
You just gotta stick with it.
How did you know I
was an insurance adjuster?
You're not hard to
find, Mr. Jacob Henley.
Graduated from Shreveport
College, top of your class,
masters in business.
Okay, what's your story, stalker?
Nothing as impressive as yours is.
Everybody has a story. Tell me.
Grew up in a broken home.
Needed money, so
naturally I started stripping.
Realized I wasn't
really cut out for that life.
So I had to get a big girl job.
Craziest story.
Guy gives me 10 grand to
go home with him for a night.
All he wants me to do
is kick him in the balls.
What'd you do?
Kicked him in the
balls for an hour straight.
Oh. Oh, my God. That's intense.
Yeah, when my coworkers
asked me what I did,
I said, "Nothing. Just kicked it."
(both laughing)
Oh, man. See, everybody got a story.
What's yours?
It's boring.
Graduated top of my class. Strict parents.
My dad, he cheated on
my mom in, like, junior high.
She never let him forget it.
Tough. Are you a cheater?
No.
Good for you, man. Are
you close with your parents?
Yeah, sorta. I was really
close to my uncle though.
You know, he, like, saw
my parents was really strict.
Took me under his wing. Passed on.
How?
Suicide.
Damn. I'm sorry.
Yeah.
He left me that old Delta outside though.
My mom took her own life too.
And everybody thought she
was fine. The mask we wear.
Oh, man. Tell me about it.
Okay, gimme a crazy story.
Everyone has a vice and
at least one crazy story.
Even your stiff ass.
Um, all right.
Atlanta, 1996, Freaknik.
I'm there with my cousins, my uncle.
We down there hustling, partying.
We get into a fight with this dude.
(fist thuds) I knock him out.
And we just swarm around him
and started stomping
him out and I robbed him.
Robbed him too?
Yeah. If I gotta fight,
I'm getting paid for it.
Gangster. So you're an angry drunk.
All right, look, enough of that.
Let's take these pictures, okay?
Yes, sir. I don't wanna
get beat up and stumped out.
Or maybe I do.
Hey, listen, this is
strictly professional, okay?
Mya means everything to me.
Of course. I'm just
gonna go change my shirt.
Okay.
(door squeaks)
Hey. Hey, we, we just
supposed to do one headshot.
Where your clothes at?
- I'm wearing clothes, silly.
- Nah, I disagree.
Don't be square, Jacob.
I wanted these for my model fans page.
And I need your creative eye, please.
Huh. No, I ain't
comfortable with this at all.
Grow up! (Tense music)
When everyone sees these pictures
and I tell them about my new photographer,
you're gonna have so many bookings
that you can quit your little job.
I promise. (Suspenseful music)
I'll give you a hundred
bucks and it'll be quick.
10 minutes. All right,
10 minutes and that's it.
Deal. (Camera shutter clicks)
(suspenseful music continues)
Okay, yeah, that's, that's it.
I gotta go. I gotta get back to work.
I was just getting warmed up.
Yeah, like I said, that's
all I got time for. That's it.
You know what will make
my fans page pop? Some
Aria, no! I gotta get back to work.
You can go in the bathroom
and change your clothes,
but I need to get back to work.
You can let yourself out, right?
Sure. (Ominous music)
No, no, no. This is definitely fraud.
He left his keys in the
vehicle at one in the morning.
Okay. Well, I'ma send this
one over to the fraud team.
(curious music)
(curious music continues)
(Aria chuckles)
(upbeat music)
[Mya] Babe, I'm home.
(upbeat music continues)
- Hey, you here early.
- Yeah, they cancel class.
So what do you want for dinner?
I'll take some spaghet
[Mya] Babe, what do you want for dinner?
- S-Spaghetti.
- [Mya] Okay. That's it?
- Yeah. Some garlic bread.
- Okay.
(suspenseful music) (door squeaks)
Okay. (Suspenseful music continues)
(Jacob muttering indistinctly)
(phone buzzing)
(Jacob clears throat) (keypad clicking)
(phone thuds) (Jacob pants)
(phone buzzes)
(keypad clicking)
(pages rustling)
(phone ringing)
[Phone Assistant] Aria Meal Meets Girl.
Hello.
[Aria] Everyone loves
the photos you sent. Okay?
A bunch of models asked for your number.
Some other sites reached out to me too.
They all want your info.
Is it okay if I give out your number?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course, of course.
[Aria] Looks like your
dream is becoming a reality,
professional photographer.
Oh, and I already gave them your info
'cause figured you'd say yes.
Hey. Oh, wait. Hey,
I'm getting calls right now.
Lemme call you back. Lemme call you back.
[Aria] Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
I left a pair of shoes there, I think.
When can I stop by and pick
Whenever. Whenever is cool.
I'ma get this other
call, okay? All right, bye.
Hello?
[Doug] Jacob, it's Doug.
- Hello, sir.
- [Doug] Hey, man.
All right, cool. So there
was a 15 car pile up on 94.
No fatalities, but there's
gonna be tons of claims.
I already sent you all the photos,
but we're gonna need a
quick turnaround on this.
We need everything done
on your end in three days.
All right, buddy?
Three days? What?
[Doug] Oh, I'm sorry. Is there a problem?
No, sir, it's not a problem.
[Doug] Good. I knew I
could count on you. Talk soon.
(headset thuds) (mellow music)
(mellow music continues)
(phone buzzes) (mellow music continues)
(Aria knocking)
(door squeaks)
- [Jacob] Hey.
Hey, professional photographer.
Oh, my God. (Door squeaks)
Listen, I'm, like, beyond excited.
Emails, phone calls,
all these opportunities
just from that photo shoot.
I don't know how to repay you.
Well, you could just give me a hug
and we can call it even.
Oh, that's it? Yeah, I can do that.
(mellow music continues)
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
(breath shaking) (suspenseful music)
Aria, no. I...
I tasted your lips and I
wanted to taste all of you.
Trust me, if I wasn't married...
I'm sorry. I can't.
(door squeaks)
No worries, love. (Door squeaks)
(pensive music) (Jacob sighs)
(Mya chuckles)
(Mya sighs) (pensive music continues)
(pensive music continues)
God... (chuckles)
It's me. (Pensive music continues)
I know it's been a minute...
But I need You.
My heart is heavy.
I'm hurting, my husband is hurting.
The doctors say that I can't have children,
and I need you. (Pensive music continues)
I need You to show me how
to love my husband again.
Show me how to love myself again.
I can't do this without You.
In Jesus' name. Amen.
(pensive music continues)
(pensive music continues)
(pensive music continues)
(earring clangs)
I did that photo shoot
with Aria and Camille.
- Oh, for real? How it go?
- Awkward.
Mm, I already know, man.
You probably running
around with no shirt on,
trying to model with the girls.
Dawg, no.
Probably had a little
(indistinct) boner though too.
Probably. No, no, (indistinct).
No, bro.
I ain't gon' lie, both scenarios
would a been me, man.
(both laugh)
Aria, man. She, I don't know, man.
It was like she, she came to
the house and it was, she...
Hey, (indistinct). Hey,
don't say nothing else. Bro.
You know your wife got ears everywhere.
- She like the feds, dawg.
- Facts. Facts.
Me personally, I'm never getting married.
It's a institution set up
for husbands to lose.
How you figure?
Think about it, man.
Y'all split up, she get half.
Not to mention you got a
kid. That's some rap, dawg.
Nah, married man live
longer than single man.
Not if the wife shoots you.
What you was about to tell me,
you might wanna be careful, dawg.
You know, marriage
is for better or for worse.
But don't nobody
remember the for worse part.
I mean, it's crazy.
Yeah, not all women though. Not all.
Most women. Especially America.
Yeah.
My dad, man, he cheated on my mom
when I was in junior high, right.
But he never did it again.
But my mama, like,
never let him live it down.
Like even to this day, he still
act like he in the doghouse.
- Damn. 30 years later?
- Right.
See, and that's why I can't imagine, like,
telling Mya what happened.
What if she do to me the same
thing my mama did to my dad?
See, and I can't imagine, bro,
going through a divorce right now.
I bet it's real out there in the field.
Yeah. Hey, I ain't gonna lie.
I just met a chick a
couple weeks ago, right?
She gon' tell me if she get married,
she ain't never taking
her husband's last name.
I don't see nothing wrong with that.
Like if she a politician or like celebrity
or something like that, just...
No, dawg. She work at the Dollar Store.
Talking about if she get married,
she gon' have her husband name,
but she gon' have hers hyphenated.
What's wrong with that, bro?
Women who don't take
their husband's last name,
I'm trying to say that either the husband
is financially broke or he's bisexual.
(both laugh)
- You crazy, man.
For real. I ain't lying, bro.
Like think about it, woman
don't take the last name, man,
she trying to tell the world that.
Oh, this dude's a bisexual.
Oh, this dude, you know what I'm saying?
He broke. He ain't got no money.
Dawg, you crazy. You crazy.
Nice chick I met, man,
talking about she don't cook.
I said, you know, I don't protect.
So you hear some noise downstairs,
you go on down there and
see what's going on, man.
(both laugh)
Hope you make it back upstairs.
Man, tell me, please,
where you meeting these women at, bro.
On dating sites and the club, dawg.
I ain't gon' lie, man,
deep down, I really wanted
what my parents have, man.
Like, I want that, man.
They been married all these years,
through all the ups and downs,
they still best friends, man.
You know what I'm saying?
They stick with each other
no matter what's going on.
My dad always wanted
two sons. That's what he got.
And he had us at the
racetrack every weekend, man.
Just me and him.
Your daddy still racing cars?
73 years old. Still the hot rod king.
(Gabe blows raspberries)
Dang, man. That's crazy.
I ain't gon' lie, man.
I always wanted two sons, just like him.
What y'all think about adopting?
Man, Mya don't want
to. Honestly, neither do I.
I mean, like, raising another
man's kid, bro, that's weird.
Could be God's plan, man.
I really don't even know
where we would start.
You know what I'm saying?
Hey, Camille, everything okay?
(suspenseful music)
Actually, no. Can we speak in private?
Yeah, we...
Oh, yeah. All right,
bet. I'll go ahead and go.
- It's about Aria.
- What's going on?
- You need to be careful.
- [Jacob] What you mean?
You don't even know Aria. She...
(phone buzzes) (suspenseful music)
I gotta go.
Listen, I know she seems like a sweetheart,
but you need to watch out, man.
(suspenseful music continues)
Jacob, I need to talk to you.
(suspenseful music)
What's up, babe?
Somebody's been in my makeup.
And this ain't mine.
Then I'm sitting here
and I go through the iPad
and I see this.
All right. Look, I can explain that.
Oh, can you now?
I was drunk, I was taking some pictures,
but that was it, nothing happened.
Okay, so whose earring is that?
I don't know.
This Aria, the Meal Mates girl,
is this what we're doing now?
Uh-uh, don't walk away.
Don't disrespect me.
I took some pictures.
Told you that already.
I took pictures. Nothing happened.
And them pictures that
you looking at got me a gig
paying me a extra 20 grand.
I don't care nothing about no $20,000.
I don't care nothing about money, Jacob.
All money ain't good money.
So is this about the
argument the other day?
You messing around
with her to get back at me?
I told you nothing happened.
Okay, well, if nothing
happened, then dead it right now.
Be done with it.
No contact, no pics, nothing. Done.
Where's my Shreveport College sweater?
Damn that sweater.
I don't care nothing about that sweater.
It's done. I promise
you it's done, all right?
Look, I got a deadline coming up.
I need to find that sweater.
(dejected music)
I had to thank you for hooking me up
with that photo guy and celebrate.
I booked my first audition.
- Jacob?
- Yeah.
He's the best.
Have you spoken to him recently?
Mm, we speak every day now.
He told me he's gonna leave his wife
'cause all they do is argue and fight.
- Really?
- We're in love.
Once we're married, we'll
probably move to Costa Rica.
And I cannot wait
'cause I hate renting out this little room.
Is that so?
- You don't believe me?
- I think that's great, Aria.
(phone buzzes)
(keypad clicking)
(phone buzzes) (phone thuds)
Have you spoken to Barry recently?
No.
Okay. Is he still training?
'Cause I really need to tone
up now. You got his number?
(suspenseful music)
I said I haven't talked to him.
Well, it's been a minute.
You, uh, you been working
on your journal writing?
What did you say to Jacob?
What do you mean?
I saw you at his house
the other day talking to him.
What was it about?
I was dropping off a big order.
Bitch, don't lie to me.
I saw you. You didn't have any bags.
Aria, I was thanking him
because them photos were fire.
I got the audition. You be tripping.
(glass shatters) (suspenseful music)
Stupid bitch.
(pages rustle) (suspenseful
music continues)
(phone rings)
[Phone Assistant] Aria Meal Mates Girl.
(phone thuds) (suspenseful music)
(phone ringing) Aria Meal Mates Girl.
(phone thuds) (suspenseful music continues)
(phone ringing) Aria Meal Mates Girl.
(phone thuds)
(phone ringing)
[Operator] Your call
has been forwarded to
(phone ringing) Your call has been for
(phone ringing)
Your call has been for(phone ringing)
Your call(phone thuds)
Jake... (suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
Hello, is this Denver Auto Insurance?
I have to make a complaint
about one of your employees,
Jacob Henley.
Yes, he has sent me some
very inappropriate photos
and he's been offering me money
and he has been asking for sexual favors
in exchange to reduce my claims cost.
I plan to hire a lawyer.
I'm gonna send you a photo
that he sent me right now.
(suspenseful music continues) (Aria crying)
Yes.
No, thank you so much
for taking care of this,
'cause this just,
it's caused me so much
pain and distress, really.
Okay, you too. (Suspenseful
music continues)
One down and one to go.
(suspenseful music continues)
Hello, Model's Unlimited?
You have a photo shoot coming up
with the photographer Jacob Henley.
I just wanted to let you know
that at our last photo shoot,
he tried to seduce me.
No, I wouldn't feel right
if I didn't let you know.
I had to warn you.
I would hate for that to
happen to somebody else.
No, he sent me inappropriate
photos, videos, everything.
Of course. Of course. Thank you.
(suspenseful music continues)
Bet you'll be calling me now, Jacob.
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(car door thuds)
(suspenseful music continues)
Bitch. (Engine rumbling)
What the hell? (Engine rumbling)
(suspenseful music)
(headset creaks)
[Doug] Jacob, I just
got a disturbing call
from a client.
What? About what, sir?
[Doug] She claims you have
been sexually harassing her.
It's nonsense.
[Doug] Look, company
policy is to suspend you,
pending investigation.
Okay, okay. I know what this is.
There's this is crazy Meal
Mates girl in my neighborhood.
She's harassing me.
[Doug] So you're
sending pics of your cock
to the Meal Mates girl.
What? I'm not sending
pictures of anything to anybody.
- What do you mean?
- [Doug] Right.
So she just sent me a pic of
some random dude's cock then?
Oh, listen, I get it.
You're a freak. It's fine.
You just can't cross the
line with our clients, Jacob.
Sir, this is all a misunderstanding.
[Doug] Yeah, well, I could suspend you,
but I'm letting you finish this last claim
to put a few bucks in your
pocket while you're suspended.
And, listen, I still need this
done by the deadline. Okay?
Thank you and goodbye.
(suspenseful music)
(door thuds)
That crazy broad almost hit me.
- Who?
- Oh, so you a owl now?
Aria. Did you cut it
off like I asked you to?
Yes, yes, I did.
Did you cut it off like I asked you to?
- Yes.
- I'm not doing this with you.
My dad got me a room at a hotel
and that's where I'm going to stay
until you figure this shit out.
(suspenseful music
continues) (bags scrunching)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(door squeaks) (Jacob knocking)
(suspenseful music continues)
(Jacob knocks)
(suspenseful music continues)
(door squeaks)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
- Hey, baby. Did you miss me?
- What is all of this?
- You're a liar.
- [Jacob] What?
You love me, not her.
You can't just get to fall in love with you
- and then abandon me.
- You crazy.
No, don't say that to me.
You need just stay
away from me and my wife.
Jacob, I love you. Jacob.
Please just, please, have a drink with me.
No, forget it.
Just one and I'll be
outta your life forever.
I promise. I promise.
You need to fix what you did.
Okay, I will.
One. Just one and I'm gone.
- Just one drink.
- One.
(floors creaking)
(suspenseful music) (alcohol trickling)
To happiness, love, and prosperity.
(glasses clink) (suspenseful
music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
So what's with this thing?
- It's my lucky sweater.
Every time I wore this in
college, I got straight A's.
College.
I wish my parents would a
pushed me to go to college.
- Nah, it's overrated.
- How?
All you gotta do is
just be a book addict.
Get the same information.
- A book addict?
- Yeah.
(suspenseful music
continues) My uncle, he said that
a-all you gotta do if you
don't wanna go to college is
read a book a month.
Mm, your uncle sounds like a wise man.
I miss him.
I miss you, Jacob.
My head hurts.
(suspenseful music continues)
(floors creaking)
(person panting)
Jacob, you don't look too good.
Here, you need to lay
down. It's all right, here.
No, stop.
Don't do this. (Suspenseful
music continues)
(rain pelting)
(suspenseful music)
Man, I think she drugged me, bro.
What you go over there for anyway, man?
I had to get my sweater.
Dumbass sweater.
I'd have let her have it.
Man, that's my lucky sweater.
You banged her, didn't you?
Ah, that's the thing.
I know I didn't bang her the first time.
Second time I don't know,
but for sure not the first time.
Yeah, okay. I told you
leave her alone anyway, man.
Her and that artificial raspberry.
You did.
And you go over there and kiss her.
I did.
Be honest, I think she got
some mental issues, man.
Like I feel like she on meds or something.
But I love that, man.
I love women that's crazy
like that. Sex be amazing.
(suspenseful music continues)
I don't know what to do.
Man, Mya's gone.
I lost the photo gig.
Lost my job.
They're giving me, like, one last claim
before they suspending me.
If I was you, I'd tape her.
What I do is record her,
record her saying you
ain't do nothing to her.
Nah, I'm scared. She weird, bro.
I don't want nothing to do with her, man.
Jay, you ain't got no choice, man.
You gotta clear your name up.
(suspenseful music continues)
You feel a little funny, I
can hide out in the crib,
like, you know, for backup.
If she starts shooting you
or stabbing you, I'm out.
(ice clanging)
I miss Mya, man. I don't know what to do.
I'ma tell you like my
pastor told me, man.
Anything get hard like this,
best thing you can do is pray.
Believe God gon' do it.
He can fix anything, man.
But you gotta pray about it. (Mellow music)
- I love you, man.
- All right, man.
I appreciate you, bro.
[Gabe] We good. (Mellow music continues)
(footsteps trudging)
(Jacob pants)
(keypad clicking) (ominous music)
(pen scratching)
Fucking liar. (Pen scratching)
(ominous music)
(pills rattle)
(ominous music continues)
(ominous music continues)
(ominous music continues)
(phone buzzes) (keypad clicking)
(ominous music continues)
(keypad clicking) (ominous music continues)
(ominous music continues) (Aria sighs)
(engine revving) (tires screech)
(hand thuds)
- Watch where you going?
(suspenseful music)
(Gabe whistles) (Gabe knocks)
(suspenseful music continues)
- What's up?
- So what did you wanna eat?
You. (Suspenseful music continues)
(knife slashes) (Gabe grunts)
(knife slashing) (Aria
yelling indistinctly)
(Gabe grunting) (knife slashing)
(somber music)
(somber music continues)
What's wrong?
Gabe is dead.
What? What? (Somber music continues)
What? (Somber music continues)
(somber music continues)
I can't believe it, man.
Everybody in my life is leaving me.
Babe, I'm here.
Not here when you are
here. You don't even see me.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. (Somber music continues)
I'm sorry about Aria.
I'm sorry for betraying your trust.
I left you unprotected.
Hey, that's between you and God, okay?
I'm here. (Somber music continues)
Gabe was the only one
that kept it real with me.
What do I do now?
Baby...
You gon' get yourself together.
You gonna stop drinking.
You're gonna open up
and you're going to live.
That's how you honor
him, baby. You gotta live.
You hear me? You gotta live, baby.
You gotta live, baby.
- I love you, Mya.
- I love you so much.
I love you so much. (Kisses smacking)
I love you, baby.
(somber music continues)
(mellow music)
(mellow music continues)
(mellow music continues)
(mellow music continues)
(suspenseful music)
(phone rings)
I got a way that you can
pay me back that money.
I'm not coming over.
I want you to beat up this
guy. He's been harassing me.
Yeah, there's a guy
harassing you. Yeah, okay.
I'm serious. His name is Jacob.
Well, do it yourself.
Every time I get involved with
you, something bad happens.
Call me again, I'm calling the cops.
(Aria groans) (phone thuds)
(ominous music) (Aria panting)
All right. So it says fight fair.
Only one person can talk at
a time. Use a talking pillow.
Whenever person has the
talking pillow, they have the floor.
Cannot interrupt anybody
who has the talking pillow.
- Okay.
- Fair enough?
- Yep.
- All right.
- So I'm going first?
- Go first.
Okay.
What are your love
languages and triggers?
Okay.
Acts of kindness and receiving gifts.
You used to just buy me random gifts.
You would do stuff like
get the car washed, put gas in the car.
You would clean up the
kitchen after I cooked.
And I loved that. And
then you just stopped.
And it made me feel unseen,
unloved, and unwanted.
- My turn?
- Yeah.
Okay. Same question.
What are your triggers and
what are your love languages?
My love languages are physical touch
and quality time.
I used to love hanging
out with you, you know?
All the time it was me and you just...
Now it just seems like you only wanna
hang out with your friends
at these dance events.
Babe, stop saying that. That's not true.
Mya, Mya, I have the talking pillow.
Please gimme the same respect I gave you.
I apologize.
Like I said, I just, I
miss hanging out with you,
and when we don't hang out,
it triggers me to drink and withdraw.
And I love making love to you.
When you deny me it, it crushes me.
Okay. Can I be honest?
Yeah.
I love making love to you too. I do.
(mellow music)
But you prefer to make
love at night. I'm tired at night.
I would prefer to make love during the day.
So can we compromise?
(both chuckles)
- Yeah. Yeah, I think so.
- Okay. Okay, okay.
All right. So I have one more thing.
I've been thinking.
(mellow music continues)
- I'm open to adoption.
- Oh.
No, hear me out. Please.
Please, can you listen?
I'm open to adoption.
What about us giving
a child that needs love,
a loving, happy, and healthy home.
And that'll be our way of starting legacy.
(mellow music continues)
- All right.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
Oh, babe, thank you. (Chuckles)
Oh, thank you, babe.
(mellow music continues)
(child knocking)
[Sean] How about... All right.
This what I'ma do.
Come by here next week, 40 bucks a week.
Cut my grass for me. Okay?
That's the thing, I
don't have a lawnmower.
I'ma let you use my lawnmower.
I'ma help you start a
lawn care business. Okay?
Come by here next Saturday.
We're gonna start then.
All right? What's your name, man?
Sean. Thank you,
sir. You won't regret this.
All right. (Door squeaks)
Mya, we need to call Camille
and thank her for them cards.
- For real.
- [Aria] Yeah, we do.
(fridge door thuds) (suspenseful music)
What the hell you doing in my house?
You invited me, remember?
"Mya's gone. Come take some pictures."
[Mya] Babe, who you in there talking to?
Man, she(Jacob groaning)
(Aria pants)
I let you in my house and
this is how you repay me?
The hell? (Screams) (suspenseful music)
(suspenseful music continues) (Mya grunts)
(Mya screams)
(suspenseful music continues)
I was never good enough for you, huh?
You'll never gimme a
chance. All 'cause of what?
This bitch, Mya, who
doesn't even deserve you?
- We can be friends.
- Friends?
I don't wanna be your
fucking friend. I love you.
You was playing with my fucking heart.
That's why I had to kill
your little friend Gabriel.
You hurt me and I hurt you. I hurt you.
- Oh, what did Gabe do?
- I can't have you,
can't nobody have you.
Can't nobody have you if
I can't have you. (Panting)
(glass shatters) (Jacob groans)
Camille. How did you know to...
Officer Wilsh. Check
on your wife, please.
(ominous music) (Jacob groans)
I've been undercover for months.
We got a long list of complaints.
Guys come up missing,
dead, after dating Aria.
Check her pulse. Ma'am.
Mya. Mya, babe.
Are you okay? Take your time.
[Mya] What happened? Babe, what happened?
It's okay. It's okay.
Everything's better now.
Listen, listen. Mya, Mya, I love you.
[Mya] I love you too. (Suspenseful music)
[Doug] Your video cleared your name
so the investigation has ended.
And I have another big claim for you.
Doug, I respect you, but
I'm taking some time off.
All right? Some personal time.
And when I come back, I
wanna get out there in the field.
I miss taking pictures.
[Doug] I'll have to think about that.
That could take some time.
My priorities have shifted, sir.
If you can't make it happen,
I can turn my two week notice in right now.
[Doug] Hey, no need for that, Jacob.
Look, I'm sure we can figure this out.
We like your work, man.
And we want you on this team.
All right. Alrighty then.
You ready, babe?
- [Jacob] Yeah.
- Yes, let's go.
Thank you. You got it?
I got the bags. Watch your step.
- [Mya] Okay. Thank you, baby.
- Mm-hm.
(mellow music)
(door squeaks) (mellow music)
(upbeat music)
(upbeat music continues)
(upbeat music continues)
(music stops)
[Aria] Hello, it's the new cleaning lady.
I'm walking up to the
house right now. Okay.
(door thuds)
Oh, oh (upbeat music)
Yeah Yeah
(singer vocalizing)
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
Your delivery girl
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
Yeah, your delivery girl
When you call me Call me
Say you want me Want me
You to want me too
And all that you want You want
I'll be bringing it to you, boy
I'm on the way, it's never too late
'Cause I'm your delivery girl
Your delivery girl
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
Your delivery girl
Take you time, I don't mind
I want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm your delivery girl
Your delivery girl
(upbeat music continues)
(static crackling) (suspenseful music)
(bright music)
(suspenseful music) (person panting)
(suspenseful music continues)
(person screams)
(phone ringing)
[Doug] Hey, what's up man?
Yeah, all right, I was...
I was just looking at the claim photos.
Okay, we got damages up to, like, 15,000
and we have a loan
balance of $16,489, so...
[Doug] Perfect. Thank you, sir.
- So 16,489.
- It is what it is.
[Doug] Good job, man.
All right, I am going to
submit this here shortly,
but this might take a little
longer without you here.
Jacob? Jacob, you there?
(clears throat) Yeah. Sorry, I was...
I'm here.
[Doug] Hey, you're good, man.
Look, I know this was a corporate decision,
but, hey, since you've been remote,
things just aren't the same
here at the office, man.
What are your days looking like now?
(upbeat music)
- Well...
She don't mean it
I can see it in her
eyes (coffee trickling)
A woman in love
(water trickling) - No,
no. That's impossible.
With a $1,500 deductible? Come on.
Oh, she don't mean it
She don't mean it
She don't mean it
I can see it in her
eyes (water trickling)
A woman in love - Yeah.
Is a hell of a sight (coffee trickling)
One less fool to bide (water trickling)
But the nights are still so cold
This feels like an insurance job to me.
[Mya] The faucet is still leaking.
And I'm starting to grow old
What? (Wrench clangs)
Mm, I'm starting to grow old
Starting to grow old
I'm starting to grow
old (water trickling)
Starting to grow old
(suspenseful music)
(person knocking)
Hey, sorry to bother you, sir.
But there's a gas leak on this street,
so we're asking residents
if they could leave their
properties for just an hour.
Okay. Is it serious?
Hard to tell. We're just
asking folks as a precaution.
Okay. All right, thank you.
(door squeaks)
Yeah, so good news.
I got you approved at a 6%
interest rate on your home loan.
Yep, I did.
But if we're gonna lock this
in, we gotta move quickly.
Okay, gimme a couple minutes
and I'll send the final paperwork
over for you to DocuSign.
All right, I look forward
to talking to you soon.
Okay, bye-bye.
Yes! I needed that.
Hey.
So I met my home loan quota for the week.
Good work.
Who was that at the door?
Gas company. We gotta
evacuate in, like, a hour.
Why, what's wrong?
- They just wanna be safe.
- That's gon' mess me up.
I just ordered groceries
and they said they'll be
delivered in about an hour.
I got a jog later. I'll be around.
Okay.
In the rows, she liked the curtains
I'm in the pros, I'm Michael Irvin
I'm pimping hoes and she like a virgin
She never know this type of working
She on the road, she know the purchase
She tow a load, she never perping
We blowing dough, we don't rehearse it
When she's holding
totes, you know it's Birkin
Broke hoes, they go to bourbon
I sat us all in a whole Suburban
Head good, she known for learning
And got a home, she own a German
I make sure her soul is burning
For sure this pull, she like to earn it
Keep your wife, don't
even try to serve it
I'm the merchant, Michael Irving
You could fit me for
a zone how it all start
(car door thuds) Go and get me a phone
From Walmart
(bag thuds)
- [Aria] Shit!
(Aria sighs)
[Jacob] You need a hand?
Clearly today is not my
day. This is a one star review.
(gentle music)
You're probably right.
I heard the couple that
lives here are real assholes.
Great. Just my luck.
(gentle music continues)
No, I'll just leave what I have
and come back later
with water and groceries.
Okay. (Gentle music continues)
It's okay, I got it. Thank you.
(gentle music continues)
(can thuds) (suspenseful music)
Where's my water?
The Meal Mates girl dropped it.
- They are so pathetic.
- No, she was cool.
She said she'll bring
another one by later on.
Whatever. The faucet is still leaking.
(water trickling) (bright music)
(Aria knocking)
Hello, sir. I just wanted
to personally apologize for...
Jogger guy.
- Yeah.
- [Aria] You live here?
[Jacob] Most of the time.
Okay, well, I'm embarrassed.
Don't be, it's fine. I left
you a good review too.
You know what? You were wrong.
- About?
- The people that live here.
I think they're pretty cool.
You haven't met my wife yet.
(door squeaks)
How much was the deductible on? Oh, okay.
So if I just (pages rustling)
70,000.7,800.
(pages rustling)
Okay. (Sighs)
(cup thuds) (upbeat music)
(tires screeching)
- Really, dude?
Running in the street and
you got headphones on?
You need to watch
out for those stop signs.
- Jogger guy.
- Yeah.
You need to be careful, man.
You need to be careful
with my water next time.
Hey, what's your name?
Jacob.
Aria. (Engine rumbling)
Okay. Well, what do you do?
It's Detroit, everybody got a side hustle.
- Model.
- Model?
- Model.
- Model?
What about you?
I just work and work out. That's it.
You're also an adrenaline
junkie. Here, take this.
- What is that?
- A protein shake.
Doesn't that belong to somebody else?
Yeah, and? I'll
just tell 'em I forgot it.
Just take it.
You crazy.
(gentle music)
(phone buzzing) (tool clangs)
Yeah, this is Jacob.
Well, why are you canceling?
All right, thanks.
(motorcycle engine revving)
- Yo, Jake.
What's up, man?
[Jacob] What up, dawg?
What you doing, bruh?
About to sell this thing, man.
Can't sell the old
school, dawg. It's a classic.
Yeah, classic headache.
Man, it always needs
something, just like a woman.
Just like a woman, you
gon' miss it when it's gone.
Man, listen, I can use the money
for some other stuff, bro.
I know what it is. You
on some soy or something.
I had a protein drink. Yes, I did.
Yeah, it definitely had
soy in it. I told you, man.
All that estrogen, man. It's
gon' make your balls shrink.
(laughs) Whatever.
Matter of fact, man,
you need to get some
real drinks delivered, man.
Hey, hey. Order me some chicken wings too.
Man, I ain't your maid.
Why don't you place the order yourself?
Man, you know I still
got the flip phone, man.
You need to step
into this century, friend.
No, sir.
I miss the old days where
there was no cell phone.
Like remember when you
was gone, you was gone?
You had to catch a person
when they get back to the crib.
That's what I miss.
I ain't gon' lie, when I lose
this phone, I lose my mind.
That's 'cause your
whole life inside that phone.
I ain't gon' lie, you know what I miss?
I miss ending my calls like the old
Lemme see that phone. You
know what I'm talking about?
[Gabe] Yeah.
Like ending the call the
real way. Lemme see this.
So can you transfer 6,800
to the brokerage account right now?
Do it right away. Goodbye.
(phone thuds) Oh. Hear that?
- Everything (indistinct).
- Hey, I miss that.
I miss that. For real.
I don't want the phone but I'ma
- Sis. What up, dawg?
- [Mya] Hey, baby.
Hey. Where you going?
Remember I got the dance event tonight.
Yeah, uh-huh. I'm going with y'all.
No, you have the photography workshop.
[Jacob] They just canceled it.
[Mya] I'm sorry, babe.
- [Jacob] I'ma go with y'all.
- No, it's girls' night out.
No, we already have a
photographer. We're good.
Hey, Mya, he supposed to be
standing there with me anyway.
Supposed to be getting the car together.
Oh, matter of fact, I
got something for y'all.
(indistinct)
Listen, got y'all a little gift.
Man, you ain't had to do this, Gabe.
- Aw, Gabe.
- No, man. I just...
Just want things to
go back to the old days.
Like, you know, I been
knowing y'all since high school.
I know it's been a
rough year this last year.
Gabe, with your uncle and
Mya with the pregnancy.
Just wanted to do
something special for you.
I miss old days. I do.
That's the reason for the cognac, huh?
Yeah. I was thinking,
game night at y'all house soon.
You know, just like old days.
I'll think about it.
- I'll take that.
- Okay. Thank you.
- I'll take that.
- Thank you.
- Love you, sis.
- All right, love you too.
All right.
All right. I'm getting ready to go.
- Okay. See you later.
- I'll see you.
Lemme go with you.
You crazy, man. (Tools clang)
Finish his car, man. Pulled
me over here anyway, man.
(both speaking indistinctly)
Hey. You guys order Meal Mates?
Hey, bad driver.
Hey, stunt man. You got
the wings, right, big fella?
Big fella? What make
you feel like I ordered wings?
I was just asking.
Yeah, we see what happen
when I leave you a negative review.
Hey, this is my homeboy,
Gabe. Gabe, this is
Mildred.
No, no, no, that's not it.
Your name starts with A. It was...
- Wally Asshole.
- It's Aria.
I bet you got salt and pepper
shakers in your glove box.
I bet you still mad
'cause your daddy left
you when you was two.
You lose your mind
when someone leaves meat
on a chicken bone.
And you watched your mama
kiss a girl when you was five.
I love this guy, Jacob.
Crazy.
Now I'm supposed to
check your ID for the alcohol,
but you look old enough to me.
Just don't go drinking and jogging.
Okay. (Groans)
You okay? (Jacob groaning)
Yeah. It's just my sciatica.
I'm fine. It goes away after a while.
I can help with that.
I went to school for massage therapy.
No. No, it's fine. I'll be fine.
Okay, suit yourself.
(soft upbeat music)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(fridge door thuds) (phone chimes)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(soft upbeat music continues)
(pages rustling)
(Aria knocking)
Why are you stalking me?
I thought y'all just
dropped the bags off and left.
I gotta pee. Let me
in, please. I can't hold it.
First door on the right.
(door squeaks)
Nice office.
Thank you.
Who took these?
I did.
Wow. Good stuff.
No, seriously. I love
landscape. You got a great eye.
How long you two been together?
15 years.
[Aria] Are you happy?
- Absolutely.
- Any kids?
No.
Where is she?
Uh, look, I got a lot of
work that I need to do, so
Are you for hire, Mr. Photographer?
(suspenseful music)
- It depends.
- I have a shoot coming up.
You could come, get
some photos. I'll pay you.
- Um, I don't know.
- Here, gimme your number.
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
You got a great eye.
(Jacob groaning)
You should really let me help with that.
Nah, it's fine. It goes
away after a while.
Look, if it makes you feel better,
I could do a couples package.
I got all the equipment in
my car. I could do it here.
Nah, I'll think about it,
okay? I'll let you know.
(upbeat music)
I ain't gon' lie, dawg.
Work was crazy today.
What happened?
Single mama come
down there with her family,
- tried to jump on me.
- Why?
'Cause I kicked her son,
fell into the locker and tumbled,
and you know what I'm saying?
You did what?
This what happened. Listen.
First of all, he was skipping class.
Tried to run, so I tripped
him. You know I don't run.
Y'all know I ain't trying
to chase nobody, man.
(Mya laughs)
Oh, shoot, babe. I forgot the salsa.
Oh, I'ma run to the
store. I'll be right back.
Oh, no. What you mean, babe? It's late.
Just order it off Meal Mates.
[Mya] Oh, okay. You right. You right.
(ice clanging)
- Okay.
- Cool.
Cool. Okay, so y'all done
have some drinks in you.
So now it's time to dance. Come on, babe.
No, I'm good. My sciatica.
Babe, you always say you want
Okay, come on, Gabe.
Hey, my sciatica hurt too.
Like, I got both of 'em hurt.
I'm gon' have a heart attack.
I don't care. You all
right. Okay, you ready?
Start on the right foot. Okay.
Come on, you remember what I showed you.
Let's go. 1, 2, 3, 4. (Upbeat music)
Hey, there you go. I
don't want you so stiff.
- Oh, okay. Loosen up.
- There you go. Yeah.
Hey, that's it, Gabe. (Laughs)
Oh. Oh, shoot. Go, Gabe.
Oh, okay, now you doing too much.
See, you always go too far.
I ain't gonna lie, man.
I'm tired, man. (Indistinct)
Yeah, this is me, right?
- Yeah, that's you.
Okay. You wanna take
that for the road? You good?
No, I'm cool. Love y'all though.
- All right, man.
- Love you too.
- All right, love you, sis.
- Okay. I see you.
- Call me, bro.
- All right, bro.
(upbeat music continues)
- See you, man.
- [Gabe] You know it.
(door squeaks)
- Meal Mates.
Sure.
(ominous music) (door squeaks)
Thank you so much.
I'll take this. Thank you.
What are doing here?
You know why I'm here,
Jacob. To see you. I miss you.
Hey, you(floor creaking)
All right, thank you so
much. Yep, have a good night.
- [Aria] Have a great night.
- You too.
(door squeaks) (door lock clicks)
(mellow music)
(phone buzzes)
(mellow music continues)
(phone buzzing)
(mellow music continues) (phone buzzing)
- Hey, babe.
- Hey.
Babe, is that a picture of me?
Yeah.
How long has that been your screen saver?
That is so cute. Oh, that's cute, babe.
It's been my screen
saver since we got the news.
I figured since we couldn't have a baby,
you'd be my baby.
Look at you. Look how
cute, look at your pony tail.
I'm sorry, babe.
I know how bad you wanted this baby.
I don't, I just, I still can't
understand what happened.
I'm, I'm sorry.
It's okay. It's all right, babe.
I did some research at a fertility clinic
and I found out they got some new programs.
Babe, why would you
do that? Come on, babe.
You know I can't, I cannot
go through that again.
Please don't do that. You
heard what the last doctor said.
I remember.
Okay, so if you remember,
then why would you go
and do some more research
on some new places?
I don't wanna do that.
I just thought that I
could get another opinion.
We've already had...
Jacob, we've already
had three opinions. Three.
I'm sorry. (Phone buzzing)
Who's that texting you?
- It's A-Aria.
- Why is she texting you?
I think she, uh..
She, uh, well, she, she's a actress, she
Jacob, when were you gon' tell me?
Just tell me. When were you gon' tell me?
I am. I'm telling you
now. She just texted me.
I'm just telling you right now.
Okay. Open the message.
"Jacob, sorry you
can't take the pictures.
You have a great eye. Thank you."
See, it's nothing.
Okay, if it's nothing, then
she shouldn't be texting you.
At least somebody appreciate my work.
What? What is that supposed to mean?
Look, there's a concert at
Shane Park this weekend.
We can go, listen to some
music, take some pictures,
it just be like old days.
I'll be on the Princess
boat for the all white party.
See, that's what I'm talking about.
Why you say it like that?
'Cause we don't hang out no more. At all.
Only people you wanna be
around is these dance group people.
That's not true. Stop saying that.
Maybe if you stop drinking so much.
You always make it about my drink
Because it's the truth, Jacob.
Man, I started drinking
when I found out I wasn't gon' be a father.
Sorry, I didn't mean that.
- Yes, you did. Yes, you did.
Maybe your sperm is drunk and can't swim.
Your eggs are shot.
The doctor said so himself.
And ever since I got the news,
I basically gotta beg to have sex with you.
'Cause your voice makes me dry up.
Why don't you leave me
alone? Go get a camera.
Take some pictures or
something. I don't care.
Just do something, weirdo.
(dejected music)
(tools clanging)
What you looking sad for, man?
Got into it with Mya
last night. It's bad, bro.
Ah, tried to piss on her, didn't you?
Bro, no.
Hey, what I tell you
about trying to introduce piss
to the relationship?
Can you be serious
for five minutes? Damn.
I ain't never pictured
my life like this, man.
When you drink, you
become a different person.
It's on the bloodline. I
can't just handle one drink.
I drink one, it make me want five.
I just, I can't take it, man.
See, you gotta be like G, man.
I drink every day. I
know how to handle mine.
Yeah, like when you beating
up kids at school? Okay.
Hey, look, man, I kick
a kid's ass sober, dawg.
(Jacob laughs)
What's up with the Meals Mate girl?
What you mean?
It's like something off with her.
I think she want you, dawg.
What make you say that?
I can just tell when a chick choose.
You know what I'm
saying? Think about it, man.
Meal Mate's got like
300,000 employees, right?
Every time there's a order
that supposed to be
delivered to this crib, man,
how do she get it?
Well, I think it could be
like they got a little area,
like a region that they all in charge of.
Maybe like this is her assigned location.
See, that's why Mya think you naive.
I'm telling you the chick is crazy, man.
Which kinda, like,
electrifies my little loins, man.
Hey, lemme ask you something.
I think when she pull up,
I'm gonna try and get up on her man.
I mean, that's if it's okay with you.
You can have her, bro.
She all yours. I'm good.
Speaking of crazy. (Tools clanging)
The party around the corner
canceled this huge order.
You want it? It's already paid for.
- Hell yeah. Hell yeah.
- I know you homeless.
Oh, I love to eat. (Indistinct)
This is Camille. Today's her first day.
- Hey, fellas.
- [Gabe] What's up, Camille?
Camille, this is Jacob and Gabriel.
Pleasure to meet you.
Hey, hey, matter of fact,
lemme holler at you real quick.
Hey, listen, I was thinking, um,
instead of going through the app,
why don't I just go straight to you?
Take my number.
You know what, I'ma go ahead and do that
because they charge a
crazy delivery surcharge.
So that'll help me make more money.
Look at this car.
Classic. (Tools clanging)
1977 Delta 88.
Huh, you know your cars, I see.
Mm-hm.
When I was little, my dad
had a red 85 Z28. T-tops.
Except he took out the 305
and put in a 350 small block.
Your dad is a smart man.
That's what's in this. 350
Chevy, turbo 350 trans.
Mm. Nice.
This is the guy I was telling you about.
The one that takes all the pictures.
- Really?
- [Jacob] Yeah.
I need headshots. I'm an actress.
I should be able to do that for you.
Okay, well, how much you charge?
Because I'ma need them asap.
I have a meeting with the agent next week.
I mean, well, since you
know Aria, a hundred bucks.
A hundred?
I need some headshots too, for my site.
You can book us both. $200 cash.
Lemme talk to the
wife. I'll let you know.
Look, if we can make it work,
we can do the photo shoot
and we can do the massages on the same day,
'cause Camille, she's a certified
massage therapist as well.
Mm-hm.
I'll get back with
y'all. I'll let you know.
Girl, you do not have to take a picture
of everywhere we deliver.
Sorry. Was a mistake.
Wanna hear something crazy?
Y'all know this contains
artificial raspberry?
Y'all know where that
come from? A beaver's anus.
I just wonder who discovered that though.
Like, somebody crazy.
A little freak in the lab, he
eating a beaver's booty hole,
talking about man, mm,
this tastes like raspberry.
Okay. And on that
note, we got another order.
So we gotta go. Bye, fellas.
- Look, see it right there.
I'll come pick up the bag later.
It say raspberry.
Bro. A beaver's anus?
Look it up. Look, it say right here.
[Barry] I got a restraining order.
What do you want, psycho?
- Well, hello to you too.
- What do you want?
[Aria] You still owe me $2,500.
Well, I don't have it.
When I get it, you get it.
You could always come over
and be my sex slave for a week
and I'll forgive your little debt.
Goodbye.
All right. (Laughs) (mellow music)
(mellow music continues)
(rain pelting)
(cutlery clanging)
(cutlery clanging) (chair scraping)
(floor creaking)
(chair scraping)
(cutlery clanging)
- This is good.
- Yeah? I'm glad you like it.
I'm sorry about the other day.
It's just this job and my back.
It's just a lot.
I understand. I do. I get it.
And maybe I overreacted about the text,
so I apologize.
- This is nice.
- Yeah.
[Mya] Yeah.
I, uh... (Jacob clears throat)
The Meal Mates girl and her friend,
they're aspiring actresses.
They hired me to do their headshots
and I wanted to do 'em here at the house,
but I wanted to run it by you first.
- You talking about Aria?
- Yeah. And her friend.
I wanted to run it by you first.
I don't know, babe.
Yeah, it was a dumb idea. I'm sorry.
Okay. Okay. But I gotta be here, okay?
You sure?
Yeah. You gotta promise me.
If things start to get outta hand,
you gotta promise me
you'll cut it off, okay?
- Deal.
- Deal?
- [Jacob] Mm-hm.
- Okay.
Is it good? (Laughs)
You eating it like it is.
Check, check, check (mellow music)
I know that he is married,
but, girl, Jacob is fine as hell.
But married, Aria.
I know, I know.
And since you know, what
happened at your last job?
That Barry guy.
Ugh, I do not wanna
talk about that loser.
I get it. I do like your
vision board though.
Can I take a picture?
[Aria] Yeah. See, I take your advice.
It really helps me imagine a great future.
Yeah, that's nice.
(sighs) So how's your
journal writing going?
I'm not gonna lie, I suck at that one.
(pills rattle) - You
still taking your meds?
(pills rattles) (suspenseful music)
Are you my friend or my doctor? Jesus.
I care about you, Aria.
What happened last time will
never happen again. I'm good.
(suspenseful music
continues) (pills rattle)
(suspenseful music continues)
(child knocking)
(door squeaks)
Hello, sir. I'd like to cut your grass.
Summer special for $25.
- No, man. I'm good.
- Can I wash your car for $25?
No, I'm straight.
I wanna shovel the snow in your driveway.
- Bro, it's June.
- I know that.
But I'm offering you a
special discounted rate. Wait.
I'm offering you a special discounted rate.
(door thuds) (upbeat music)
- [Aria] How's that?
- That's good.
Ma'am.
- Yes?
- Are you okay?
I'm okay. Don't call me
ma'am though. Please call Mya.
My apologies.
So how did you two meet?
In the club.
Mya was fighting in the club.
- I gotta hear this story.
- [Mya] Mm-mm. Mm-mm.
Look, I bought Mya a
drink and this girl bumped her
and knocked the drink right outta Mya hand.
Do was apologize.
- Mm. Did she?
- No.
And then Mya punched her in the face
over and over and over again.
- I would've too. Shit.
- So you feisty feisty.
No, I got a lot of east side in me,
but I'm a professional now.
I'm not like that anymore.
No, that's not you anymore. Okay.
I mean, I been catching strays all day.
Okay, that's none of their
business. Stop. Seriously.
What you mean?
Not unless you want me to
put your business out there,
- talk about your past.
- [Aria] Spill it.
[Jacob] No, you... Oh, no. Let's do it.
See, Jacob sold weed back in the day.
He sold pills back in the day.
He sold any and everything
he could get his hands on.
By the time he was 21,
he had his own house.
Had a driveway full of cars too.
So let's talk about you,
Jacob. No, I'm not tripping.
You wanna act like you're
a square and you're not.
[Jacob] I'm just saying,
you sound like you're
No, I'm just saying.
No, whatever. Whatever, Jacob. Whatever.
I know that things can get uncomfortable,
but I do love that y'all are real.
Couples fight. I mean, it happens.
Can I give y'all some advice?
- Hm, yeah.
- Yeah, I guess.
When I was in a relationship,
we had this bomb therapist,
and she gave us these
Fight Fair index cards.
When I was pulling out all these materials,
I actually did see them in my bag.
Y'all wanna use 'em?
- I mean, what could it hurt?
- I guess.
(cards thud) Yeah
(upbeat music) (singer vocalizing)
Yeah
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
[Mya] I'll see you later.
Your delivery girl (door squeaks)
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind
So what's it like being
an insurance adjuster?
Oh, God, it sucks. I
really wanna do this full time.
Why don't you? Well,
it's bound to pay off.
You just gotta stick with it.
How did you know I
was an insurance adjuster?
You're not hard to
find, Mr. Jacob Henley.
Graduated from Shreveport
College, top of your class,
masters in business.
Okay, what's your story, stalker?
Nothing as impressive as yours is.
Everybody has a story. Tell me.
Grew up in a broken home.
Needed money, so
naturally I started stripping.
Realized I wasn't
really cut out for that life.
So I had to get a big girl job.
Craziest story.
Guy gives me 10 grand to
go home with him for a night.
All he wants me to do
is kick him in the balls.
What'd you do?
Kicked him in the
balls for an hour straight.
Oh. Oh, my God. That's intense.
Yeah, when my coworkers
asked me what I did,
I said, "Nothing. Just kicked it."
(both laughing)
Oh, man. See, everybody got a story.
What's yours?
It's boring.
Graduated top of my class. Strict parents.
My dad, he cheated on
my mom in, like, junior high.
She never let him forget it.
Tough. Are you a cheater?
No.
Good for you, man. Are
you close with your parents?
Yeah, sorta. I was really
close to my uncle though.
You know, he, like, saw
my parents was really strict.
Took me under his wing. Passed on.
How?
Suicide.
Damn. I'm sorry.
Yeah.
He left me that old Delta outside though.
My mom took her own life too.
And everybody thought she
was fine. The mask we wear.
Oh, man. Tell me about it.
Okay, gimme a crazy story.
Everyone has a vice and
at least one crazy story.
Even your stiff ass.
Um, all right.
Atlanta, 1996, Freaknik.
I'm there with my cousins, my uncle.
We down there hustling, partying.
We get into a fight with this dude.
(fist thuds) I knock him out.
And we just swarm around him
and started stomping
him out and I robbed him.
Robbed him too?
Yeah. If I gotta fight,
I'm getting paid for it.
Gangster. So you're an angry drunk.
All right, look, enough of that.
Let's take these pictures, okay?
Yes, sir. I don't wanna
get beat up and stumped out.
Or maybe I do.
Hey, listen, this is
strictly professional, okay?
Mya means everything to me.
Of course. I'm just
gonna go change my shirt.
Okay.
(door squeaks)
Hey. Hey, we, we just
supposed to do one headshot.
Where your clothes at?
- I'm wearing clothes, silly.
- Nah, I disagree.
Don't be square, Jacob.
I wanted these for my model fans page.
And I need your creative eye, please.
Huh. No, I ain't
comfortable with this at all.
Grow up! (Tense music)
When everyone sees these pictures
and I tell them about my new photographer,
you're gonna have so many bookings
that you can quit your little job.
I promise. (Suspenseful music)
I'll give you a hundred
bucks and it'll be quick.
10 minutes. All right,
10 minutes and that's it.
Deal. (Camera shutter clicks)
(suspenseful music continues)
Okay, yeah, that's, that's it.
I gotta go. I gotta get back to work.
I was just getting warmed up.
Yeah, like I said, that's
all I got time for. That's it.
You know what will make
my fans page pop? Some
Aria, no! I gotta get back to work.
You can go in the bathroom
and change your clothes,
but I need to get back to work.
You can let yourself out, right?
Sure. (Ominous music)
No, no, no. This is definitely fraud.
He left his keys in the
vehicle at one in the morning.
Okay. Well, I'ma send this
one over to the fraud team.
(curious music)
(curious music continues)
(Aria chuckles)
(upbeat music)
[Mya] Babe, I'm home.
(upbeat music continues)
- Hey, you here early.
- Yeah, they cancel class.
So what do you want for dinner?
I'll take some spaghet
[Mya] Babe, what do you want for dinner?
- S-Spaghetti.
- [Mya] Okay. That's it?
- Yeah. Some garlic bread.
- Okay.
(suspenseful music) (door squeaks)
Okay. (Suspenseful music continues)
(Jacob muttering indistinctly)
(phone buzzing)
(Jacob clears throat) (keypad clicking)
(phone thuds) (Jacob pants)
(phone buzzes)
(keypad clicking)
(pages rustling)
(phone ringing)
[Phone Assistant] Aria Meal Meets Girl.
Hello.
[Aria] Everyone loves
the photos you sent. Okay?
A bunch of models asked for your number.
Some other sites reached out to me too.
They all want your info.
Is it okay if I give out your number?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course, of course.
[Aria] Looks like your
dream is becoming a reality,
professional photographer.
Oh, and I already gave them your info
'cause figured you'd say yes.
Hey. Oh, wait. Hey,
I'm getting calls right now.
Lemme call you back. Lemme call you back.
[Aria] Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
I left a pair of shoes there, I think.
When can I stop by and pick
Whenever. Whenever is cool.
I'ma get this other
call, okay? All right, bye.
Hello?
[Doug] Jacob, it's Doug.
- Hello, sir.
- [Doug] Hey, man.
All right, cool. So there
was a 15 car pile up on 94.
No fatalities, but there's
gonna be tons of claims.
I already sent you all the photos,
but we're gonna need a
quick turnaround on this.
We need everything done
on your end in three days.
All right, buddy?
Three days? What?
[Doug] Oh, I'm sorry. Is there a problem?
No, sir, it's not a problem.
[Doug] Good. I knew I
could count on you. Talk soon.
(headset thuds) (mellow music)
(mellow music continues)
(phone buzzes) (mellow music continues)
(Aria knocking)
(door squeaks)
- [Jacob] Hey.
Hey, professional photographer.
Oh, my God. (Door squeaks)
Listen, I'm, like, beyond excited.
Emails, phone calls,
all these opportunities
just from that photo shoot.
I don't know how to repay you.
Well, you could just give me a hug
and we can call it even.
Oh, that's it? Yeah, I can do that.
(mellow music continues)
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
(breath shaking) (suspenseful music)
Aria, no. I...
I tasted your lips and I
wanted to taste all of you.
Trust me, if I wasn't married...
I'm sorry. I can't.
(door squeaks)
No worries, love. (Door squeaks)
(pensive music) (Jacob sighs)
(Mya chuckles)
(Mya sighs) (pensive music continues)
(pensive music continues)
God... (chuckles)
It's me. (Pensive music continues)
I know it's been a minute...
But I need You.
My heart is heavy.
I'm hurting, my husband is hurting.
The doctors say that I can't have children,
and I need you. (Pensive music continues)
I need You to show me how
to love my husband again.
Show me how to love myself again.
I can't do this without You.
In Jesus' name. Amen.
(pensive music continues)
(pensive music continues)
(pensive music continues)
(earring clangs)
I did that photo shoot
with Aria and Camille.
- Oh, for real? How it go?
- Awkward.
Mm, I already know, man.
You probably running
around with no shirt on,
trying to model with the girls.
Dawg, no.
Probably had a little
(indistinct) boner though too.
Probably. No, no, (indistinct).
No, bro.
I ain't gon' lie, both scenarios
would a been me, man.
(both laugh)
Aria, man. She, I don't know, man.
It was like she, she came to
the house and it was, she...
Hey, (indistinct). Hey,
don't say nothing else. Bro.
You know your wife got ears everywhere.
- She like the feds, dawg.
- Facts. Facts.
Me personally, I'm never getting married.
It's a institution set up
for husbands to lose.
How you figure?
Think about it, man.
Y'all split up, she get half.
Not to mention you got a
kid. That's some rap, dawg.
Nah, married man live
longer than single man.
Not if the wife shoots you.
What you was about to tell me,
you might wanna be careful, dawg.
You know, marriage
is for better or for worse.
But don't nobody
remember the for worse part.
I mean, it's crazy.
Yeah, not all women though. Not all.
Most women. Especially America.
Yeah.
My dad, man, he cheated on my mom
when I was in junior high, right.
But he never did it again.
But my mama, like,
never let him live it down.
Like even to this day, he still
act like he in the doghouse.
- Damn. 30 years later?
- Right.
See, and that's why I can't imagine, like,
telling Mya what happened.
What if she do to me the same
thing my mama did to my dad?
See, and I can't imagine, bro,
going through a divorce right now.
I bet it's real out there in the field.
Yeah. Hey, I ain't gonna lie.
I just met a chick a
couple weeks ago, right?
She gon' tell me if she get married,
she ain't never taking
her husband's last name.
I don't see nothing wrong with that.
Like if she a politician or like celebrity
or something like that, just...
No, dawg. She work at the Dollar Store.
Talking about if she get married,
she gon' have her husband name,
but she gon' have hers hyphenated.
What's wrong with that, bro?
Women who don't take
their husband's last name,
I'm trying to say that either the husband
is financially broke or he's bisexual.
(both laugh)
- You crazy, man.
For real. I ain't lying, bro.
Like think about it, woman
don't take the last name, man,
she trying to tell the world that.
Oh, this dude's a bisexual.
Oh, this dude, you know what I'm saying?
He broke. He ain't got no money.
Dawg, you crazy. You crazy.
Nice chick I met, man,
talking about she don't cook.
I said, you know, I don't protect.
So you hear some noise downstairs,
you go on down there and
see what's going on, man.
(both laugh)
Hope you make it back upstairs.
Man, tell me, please,
where you meeting these women at, bro.
On dating sites and the club, dawg.
I ain't gon' lie, man,
deep down, I really wanted
what my parents have, man.
Like, I want that, man.
They been married all these years,
through all the ups and downs,
they still best friends, man.
You know what I'm saying?
They stick with each other
no matter what's going on.
My dad always wanted
two sons. That's what he got.
And he had us at the
racetrack every weekend, man.
Just me and him.
Your daddy still racing cars?
73 years old. Still the hot rod king.
(Gabe blows raspberries)
Dang, man. That's crazy.
I ain't gon' lie, man.
I always wanted two sons, just like him.
What y'all think about adopting?
Man, Mya don't want
to. Honestly, neither do I.
I mean, like, raising another
man's kid, bro, that's weird.
Could be God's plan, man.
I really don't even know
where we would start.
You know what I'm saying?
Hey, Camille, everything okay?
(suspenseful music)
Actually, no. Can we speak in private?
Yeah, we...
Oh, yeah. All right,
bet. I'll go ahead and go.
- It's about Aria.
- What's going on?
- You need to be careful.
- [Jacob] What you mean?
You don't even know Aria. She...
(phone buzzes) (suspenseful music)
I gotta go.
Listen, I know she seems like a sweetheart,
but you need to watch out, man.
(suspenseful music continues)
Jacob, I need to talk to you.
(suspenseful music)
What's up, babe?
Somebody's been in my makeup.
And this ain't mine.
Then I'm sitting here
and I go through the iPad
and I see this.
All right. Look, I can explain that.
Oh, can you now?
I was drunk, I was taking some pictures,
but that was it, nothing happened.
Okay, so whose earring is that?
I don't know.
This Aria, the Meal Mates girl,
is this what we're doing now?
Uh-uh, don't walk away.
Don't disrespect me.
I took some pictures.
Told you that already.
I took pictures. Nothing happened.
And them pictures that
you looking at got me a gig
paying me a extra 20 grand.
I don't care nothing about no $20,000.
I don't care nothing about money, Jacob.
All money ain't good money.
So is this about the
argument the other day?
You messing around
with her to get back at me?
I told you nothing happened.
Okay, well, if nothing
happened, then dead it right now.
Be done with it.
No contact, no pics, nothing. Done.
Where's my Shreveport College sweater?
Damn that sweater.
I don't care nothing about that sweater.
It's done. I promise
you it's done, all right?
Look, I got a deadline coming up.
I need to find that sweater.
(dejected music)
I had to thank you for hooking me up
with that photo guy and celebrate.
I booked my first audition.
- Jacob?
- Yeah.
He's the best.
Have you spoken to him recently?
Mm, we speak every day now.
He told me he's gonna leave his wife
'cause all they do is argue and fight.
- Really?
- We're in love.
Once we're married, we'll
probably move to Costa Rica.
And I cannot wait
'cause I hate renting out this little room.
Is that so?
- You don't believe me?
- I think that's great, Aria.
(phone buzzes)
(keypad clicking)
(phone buzzes) (phone thuds)
Have you spoken to Barry recently?
No.
Okay. Is he still training?
'Cause I really need to tone
up now. You got his number?
(suspenseful music)
I said I haven't talked to him.
Well, it's been a minute.
You, uh, you been working
on your journal writing?
What did you say to Jacob?
What do you mean?
I saw you at his house
the other day talking to him.
What was it about?
I was dropping off a big order.
Bitch, don't lie to me.
I saw you. You didn't have any bags.
Aria, I was thanking him
because them photos were fire.
I got the audition. You be tripping.
(glass shatters) (suspenseful music)
Stupid bitch.
(pages rustle) (suspenseful
music continues)
(phone rings)
[Phone Assistant] Aria Meal Mates Girl.
(phone thuds) (suspenseful music)
(phone ringing) Aria Meal Mates Girl.
(phone thuds) (suspenseful music continues)
(phone ringing) Aria Meal Mates Girl.
(phone thuds)
(phone ringing)
[Operator] Your call
has been forwarded to
(phone ringing) Your call has been for
(phone ringing)
Your call has been for(phone ringing)
Your call(phone thuds)
Jake... (suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
Hello, is this Denver Auto Insurance?
I have to make a complaint
about one of your employees,
Jacob Henley.
Yes, he has sent me some
very inappropriate photos
and he's been offering me money
and he has been asking for sexual favors
in exchange to reduce my claims cost.
I plan to hire a lawyer.
I'm gonna send you a photo
that he sent me right now.
(suspenseful music continues) (Aria crying)
Yes.
No, thank you so much
for taking care of this,
'cause this just,
it's caused me so much
pain and distress, really.
Okay, you too. (Suspenseful
music continues)
One down and one to go.
(suspenseful music continues)
Hello, Model's Unlimited?
You have a photo shoot coming up
with the photographer Jacob Henley.
I just wanted to let you know
that at our last photo shoot,
he tried to seduce me.
No, I wouldn't feel right
if I didn't let you know.
I had to warn you.
I would hate for that to
happen to somebody else.
No, he sent me inappropriate
photos, videos, everything.
Of course. Of course. Thank you.
(suspenseful music continues)
Bet you'll be calling me now, Jacob.
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(car door thuds)
(suspenseful music continues)
Bitch. (Engine rumbling)
What the hell? (Engine rumbling)
(suspenseful music)
(headset creaks)
[Doug] Jacob, I just
got a disturbing call
from a client.
What? About what, sir?
[Doug] She claims you have
been sexually harassing her.
It's nonsense.
[Doug] Look, company
policy is to suspend you,
pending investigation.
Okay, okay. I know what this is.
There's this is crazy Meal
Mates girl in my neighborhood.
She's harassing me.
[Doug] So you're
sending pics of your cock
to the Meal Mates girl.
What? I'm not sending
pictures of anything to anybody.
- What do you mean?
- [Doug] Right.
So she just sent me a pic of
some random dude's cock then?
Oh, listen, I get it.
You're a freak. It's fine.
You just can't cross the
line with our clients, Jacob.
Sir, this is all a misunderstanding.
[Doug] Yeah, well, I could suspend you,
but I'm letting you finish this last claim
to put a few bucks in your
pocket while you're suspended.
And, listen, I still need this
done by the deadline. Okay?
Thank you and goodbye.
(suspenseful music)
(door thuds)
That crazy broad almost hit me.
- Who?
- Oh, so you a owl now?
Aria. Did you cut it
off like I asked you to?
Yes, yes, I did.
Did you cut it off like I asked you to?
- Yes.
- I'm not doing this with you.
My dad got me a room at a hotel
and that's where I'm going to stay
until you figure this shit out.
(suspenseful music
continues) (bags scrunching)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(door squeaks) (Jacob knocking)
(suspenseful music continues)
(Jacob knocks)
(suspenseful music continues)
(door squeaks)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
- Hey, baby. Did you miss me?
- What is all of this?
- You're a liar.
- [Jacob] What?
You love me, not her.
You can't just get to fall in love with you
- and then abandon me.
- You crazy.
No, don't say that to me.
You need just stay
away from me and my wife.
Jacob, I love you. Jacob.
Please just, please, have a drink with me.
No, forget it.
Just one and I'll be
outta your life forever.
I promise. I promise.
You need to fix what you did.
Okay, I will.
One. Just one and I'm gone.
- Just one drink.
- One.
(floors creaking)
(suspenseful music) (alcohol trickling)
To happiness, love, and prosperity.
(glasses clink) (suspenseful
music continues)
(suspenseful music continues)
So what's with this thing?
- It's my lucky sweater.
Every time I wore this in
college, I got straight A's.
College.
I wish my parents would a
pushed me to go to college.
- Nah, it's overrated.
- How?
All you gotta do is
just be a book addict.
Get the same information.
- A book addict?
- Yeah.
(suspenseful music
continues) My uncle, he said that
a-all you gotta do if you
don't wanna go to college is
read a book a month.
Mm, your uncle sounds like a wise man.
I miss him.
I miss you, Jacob.
My head hurts.
(suspenseful music continues)
(floors creaking)
(person panting)
Jacob, you don't look too good.
Here, you need to lay
down. It's all right, here.
No, stop.
Don't do this. (Suspenseful
music continues)
(rain pelting)
(suspenseful music)
Man, I think she drugged me, bro.
What you go over there for anyway, man?
I had to get my sweater.
Dumbass sweater.
I'd have let her have it.
Man, that's my lucky sweater.
You banged her, didn't you?
Ah, that's the thing.
I know I didn't bang her the first time.
Second time I don't know,
but for sure not the first time.
Yeah, okay. I told you
leave her alone anyway, man.
Her and that artificial raspberry.
You did.
And you go over there and kiss her.
I did.
Be honest, I think she got
some mental issues, man.
Like I feel like she on meds or something.
But I love that, man.
I love women that's crazy
like that. Sex be amazing.
(suspenseful music continues)
I don't know what to do.
Man, Mya's gone.
I lost the photo gig.
Lost my job.
They're giving me, like, one last claim
before they suspending me.
If I was you, I'd tape her.
What I do is record her,
record her saying you
ain't do nothing to her.
Nah, I'm scared. She weird, bro.
I don't want nothing to do with her, man.
Jay, you ain't got no choice, man.
You gotta clear your name up.
(suspenseful music continues)
You feel a little funny, I
can hide out in the crib,
like, you know, for backup.
If she starts shooting you
or stabbing you, I'm out.
(ice clanging)
I miss Mya, man. I don't know what to do.
I'ma tell you like my
pastor told me, man.
Anything get hard like this,
best thing you can do is pray.
Believe God gon' do it.
He can fix anything, man.
But you gotta pray about it. (Mellow music)
- I love you, man.
- All right, man.
I appreciate you, bro.
[Gabe] We good. (Mellow music continues)
(footsteps trudging)
(Jacob pants)
(keypad clicking) (ominous music)
(pen scratching)
Fucking liar. (Pen scratching)
(ominous music)
(pills rattle)
(ominous music continues)
(ominous music continues)
(ominous music continues)
(phone buzzes) (keypad clicking)
(ominous music continues)
(keypad clicking) (ominous music continues)
(ominous music continues) (Aria sighs)
(engine revving) (tires screech)
(hand thuds)
- Watch where you going?
(suspenseful music)
(Gabe whistles) (Gabe knocks)
(suspenseful music continues)
- What's up?
- So what did you wanna eat?
You. (Suspenseful music continues)
(knife slashes) (Gabe grunts)
(knife slashing) (Aria
yelling indistinctly)
(Gabe grunting) (knife slashing)
(somber music)
(somber music continues)
What's wrong?
Gabe is dead.
What? What? (Somber music continues)
What? (Somber music continues)
(somber music continues)
I can't believe it, man.
Everybody in my life is leaving me.
Babe, I'm here.
Not here when you are
here. You don't even see me.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. (Somber music continues)
I'm sorry about Aria.
I'm sorry for betraying your trust.
I left you unprotected.
Hey, that's between you and God, okay?
I'm here. (Somber music continues)
Gabe was the only one
that kept it real with me.
What do I do now?
Baby...
You gon' get yourself together.
You gonna stop drinking.
You're gonna open up
and you're going to live.
That's how you honor
him, baby. You gotta live.
You hear me? You gotta live, baby.
You gotta live, baby.
- I love you, Mya.
- I love you so much.
I love you so much. (Kisses smacking)
I love you, baby.
(somber music continues)
(mellow music)
(mellow music continues)
(mellow music continues)
(mellow music continues)
(suspenseful music)
(phone rings)
I got a way that you can
pay me back that money.
I'm not coming over.
I want you to beat up this
guy. He's been harassing me.
Yeah, there's a guy
harassing you. Yeah, okay.
I'm serious. His name is Jacob.
Well, do it yourself.
Every time I get involved with
you, something bad happens.
Call me again, I'm calling the cops.
(Aria groans) (phone thuds)
(ominous music) (Aria panting)
All right. So it says fight fair.
Only one person can talk at
a time. Use a talking pillow.
Whenever person has the
talking pillow, they have the floor.
Cannot interrupt anybody
who has the talking pillow.
- Okay.
- Fair enough?
- Yep.
- All right.
- So I'm going first?
- Go first.
Okay.
What are your love
languages and triggers?
Okay.
Acts of kindness and receiving gifts.
You used to just buy me random gifts.
You would do stuff like
get the car washed, put gas in the car.
You would clean up the
kitchen after I cooked.
And I loved that. And
then you just stopped.
And it made me feel unseen,
unloved, and unwanted.
- My turn?
- Yeah.
Okay. Same question.
What are your triggers and
what are your love languages?
My love languages are physical touch
and quality time.
I used to love hanging
out with you, you know?
All the time it was me and you just...
Now it just seems like you only wanna
hang out with your friends
at these dance events.
Babe, stop saying that. That's not true.
Mya, Mya, I have the talking pillow.
Please gimme the same respect I gave you.
I apologize.
Like I said, I just, I
miss hanging out with you,
and when we don't hang out,
it triggers me to drink and withdraw.
And I love making love to you.
When you deny me it, it crushes me.
Okay. Can I be honest?
Yeah.
I love making love to you too. I do.
(mellow music)
But you prefer to make
love at night. I'm tired at night.
I would prefer to make love during the day.
So can we compromise?
(both chuckles)
- Yeah. Yeah, I think so.
- Okay. Okay, okay.
All right. So I have one more thing.
I've been thinking.
(mellow music continues)
- I'm open to adoption.
- Oh.
No, hear me out. Please.
Please, can you listen?
I'm open to adoption.
What about us giving
a child that needs love,
a loving, happy, and healthy home.
And that'll be our way of starting legacy.
(mellow music continues)
- All right.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
Oh, babe, thank you. (Chuckles)
Oh, thank you, babe.
(mellow music continues)
(child knocking)
[Sean] How about... All right.
This what I'ma do.
Come by here next week, 40 bucks a week.
Cut my grass for me. Okay?
That's the thing, I
don't have a lawnmower.
I'ma let you use my lawnmower.
I'ma help you start a
lawn care business. Okay?
Come by here next Saturday.
We're gonna start then.
All right? What's your name, man?
Sean. Thank you,
sir. You won't regret this.
All right. (Door squeaks)
Mya, we need to call Camille
and thank her for them cards.
- For real.
- [Aria] Yeah, we do.
(fridge door thuds) (suspenseful music)
What the hell you doing in my house?
You invited me, remember?
"Mya's gone. Come take some pictures."
[Mya] Babe, who you in there talking to?
Man, she(Jacob groaning)
(Aria pants)
I let you in my house and
this is how you repay me?
The hell? (Screams) (suspenseful music)
(suspenseful music continues) (Mya grunts)
(Mya screams)
(suspenseful music continues)
I was never good enough for you, huh?
You'll never gimme a
chance. All 'cause of what?
This bitch, Mya, who
doesn't even deserve you?
- We can be friends.
- Friends?
I don't wanna be your
fucking friend. I love you.
You was playing with my fucking heart.
That's why I had to kill
your little friend Gabriel.
You hurt me and I hurt you. I hurt you.
- Oh, what did Gabe do?
- I can't have you,
can't nobody have you.
Can't nobody have you if
I can't have you. (Panting)
(glass shatters) (Jacob groans)
Camille. How did you know to...
Officer Wilsh. Check
on your wife, please.
(ominous music) (Jacob groans)
I've been undercover for months.
We got a long list of complaints.
Guys come up missing,
dead, after dating Aria.
Check her pulse. Ma'am.
Mya. Mya, babe.
Are you okay? Take your time.
[Mya] What happened? Babe, what happened?
It's okay. It's okay.
Everything's better now.
Listen, listen. Mya, Mya, I love you.
[Mya] I love you too. (Suspenseful music)
[Doug] Your video cleared your name
so the investigation has ended.
And I have another big claim for you.
Doug, I respect you, but
I'm taking some time off.
All right? Some personal time.
And when I come back, I
wanna get out there in the field.
I miss taking pictures.
[Doug] I'll have to think about that.
That could take some time.
My priorities have shifted, sir.
If you can't make it happen,
I can turn my two week notice in right now.
[Doug] Hey, no need for that, Jacob.
Look, I'm sure we can figure this out.
We like your work, man.
And we want you on this team.
All right. Alrighty then.
You ready, babe?
- [Jacob] Yeah.
- Yes, let's go.
Thank you. You got it?
I got the bags. Watch your step.
- [Mya] Okay. Thank you, baby.
- Mm-hm.
(mellow music)
(door squeaks) (mellow music)
(upbeat music)
(upbeat music continues)
(upbeat music continues)
(music stops)
[Aria] Hello, it's the new cleaning lady.
I'm walking up to the
house right now. Okay.
(door thuds)
Oh, oh (upbeat music)
Yeah Yeah
(singer vocalizing)
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
Your delivery girl
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
Yeah, your delivery girl
When you call me Call me
Say you want me Want me
You to want me too
And all that you want You want
I'll be bringing it to you, boy
I'm on the way, it's never too late
'Cause I'm your delivery girl
Your delivery girl
Take your time Take your time
I don't mind I don't mind
I want your love Want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm the delivery girl
Your delivery girl
Take you time, I don't mind
I want your love
Boy, I don't care how
long it takes, come on
Baby, I bring it to you every day
'Cause I'm your delivery girl
Your delivery girl
(upbeat music continues)