Ronnie

So I love that she's saying right in front of Kenya, like, should we get some proof of what this girl even said? And Kenya's like, oh, I'll do my due diligence. I'm running a background check. Dun, dun, dun. Yeah.

Yeah, I was going to say, I don't really try to get anything right. I feel like I have a lot of accuracy. This is not a show people come to for me to get things right.

Yeah, I was going to say, I don't really try to get anything right. I feel like I have a lot of accuracy. This is not a show people come to for me to get things right.

Yeah, I was going to say, I don't really try to get anything right. I feel like I have a lot of accuracy. This is not a show people come to for me to get things right.

So she talks about how Amari lost her father to murder in Chicago when she was just a little kid, seven years old. And so she's been a single mom for a long time. So they've just become best friends, as we'll see in this very scene. So Amar is like really into coffee. So she's going to have her own coffee shop. And her mom doesn't understand the difference between coffees.

So she talks about how Amari lost her father to murder in Chicago when she was just a little kid, seven years old. And so she's been a single mom for a long time. So they've just become best friends, as we'll see in this very scene. So Amar is like really into coffee. So she's going to have her own coffee shop. And her mom doesn't understand the difference between coffees.

So she talks about how Amari lost her father to murder in Chicago when she was just a little kid, seven years old. And so she's been a single mom for a long time. So they've just become best friends, as we'll see in this very scene. So Amar is like really into coffee. So she's going to have her own coffee shop. And her mom doesn't understand the difference between coffees.

She's like, just make it out of a Keurig. And Amar is like, mother. So they're having one of those.

She's like, just make it out of a Keurig. And Amar is like, mother. So they're having one of those.

She's like, just make it out of a Keurig. And Amar is like, mother. So they're having one of those.

Your father calls the Keurig a fingerprint magnet that I'm not allowed to use. So I wouldn't really know.

Your father calls the Keurig a fingerprint magnet that I'm not allowed to use. So I wouldn't really know.

Your father calls the Keurig a fingerprint magnet that I'm not allowed to use. So I wouldn't really know.

And so Angela's like, well, you know, I got a call from your grandma saying you need to talk to your daughter. So what happened? And she goes, what happened? Okay, now listen to this story. So I went to grandma to use the car that you provided for her, thinking it would be no problem. Excuse me, you showed up at your grandma's house and said, I'm taking your car. My mom bought this car anyway.

And so Angela's like, well, you know, I got a call from your grandma saying you need to talk to your daughter. So what happened? And she goes, what happened? Okay, now listen to this story. So I went to grandma to use the car that you provided for her, thinking it would be no problem. Excuse me, you showed up at your grandma's house and said, I'm taking your car. My mom bought this car anyway.

And so Angela's like, well, you know, I got a call from your grandma saying you need to talk to your daughter. So what happened? And she goes, what happened? Okay, now listen to this story. So I went to grandma to use the car that you provided for her, thinking it would be no problem. Excuse me, you showed up at your grandma's house and said, I'm taking your car. My mom bought this car anyway.

No. Speaking in your grandmother's defense already, just for your first line, your mother buying that car for your grandmother does not make that your car, ma'am. You still need to ask permission to use somebody's car. So already I'm not on her side.

No. Speaking in your grandmother's defense already, just for your first line, your mother buying that car for your grandmother does not make that your car, ma'am. You still need to ask permission to use somebody's car. So already I'm not on her side.

No. Speaking in your grandmother's defense already, just for your first line, your mother buying that car for your grandmother does not make that your car, ma'am. You still need to ask permission to use somebody's car. So already I'm not on her side.

When Monica's mom was like, okay, you want to call me a bad mother and shame me on TV? Then you don't get the car I pay for.