Waching daily May 23 2017

- Deep Look is a web science series produced by KQED

that gives viewers a unique view of the natural world

by showing them animals and plants

that are very, very small.

- We really like it when the answer to like,

a big scientific question, can be found

by really zooming in on our subject.

- We wanted to create a sense of magic and wonder

around nature.

I've been trying to locate a tree in San Diego.

It's really a collaborative show.

The stories are all discovered by the individual producers,

but then workshopped among the three of us

as well as with our host, Lauren Sommer.

- So for this shot ...

The producers come back with these really incredible

images out in the field.

And when they get back, I work with them

on shaping that story, what are the really

fascinating tidbits there?

- The main challenge of producing Deep Look

is that animals and plants are on their own schedule.

We went out to film the decorator crabs.

We waited almost two full days,

and in the afternoon of the second day,

they finally decorated for a total of about 15 minutes.

- [Elliott] Doing this type of cinematography

is incredibly difficult.

And it's not always the kind of thing

where we can look into the camera as we're filming

and know that we got our shot.

Often we don't even know whether we got it

until we are actually sitting in the edit room

and looking at the footage.

- Filming in the wild is always fun,

but it's always super challenging.

The tide pools are a perfect example

of a place that's constantly changing.

The waves can be coming in,

you can never really focus completely

on whatever it is you're looking at,

because you have to keep at least, you know,

one eye every once in a while on the waves

to make sure you don't get swept out.

I myself have spent a couple of

very short trips into the ocean

with my camera equipment, in the past.

- [Gabriela] We end up showing

a lot of visuals that are pretty gross,

and that's because we're covering nature.

And nature is beautiful and it's gross.

- One of my favorite things about Deep Look

is that we ask how and why things happen

at a very tiny scale.

But out of that, we really discover

some incredible universal truths

that you never think would be there.

- There's that moment when you're looking through the lens,

and you see the animal or the plant,

and they're doing that thing that the scientists described,

and it's so fantastic.

I really hope that that's what we're conveying to viewers,

is, "Look how amazing the natural world is."

(dramatic music)

- [Lauren] Hi there, it's Lauren.

Hope you enjoyed getting a tiny glimpse

of how we make Deep Look happen.

Make sure to check out our episode on decorator crabs.

They're very picky dressers.

Because that piece of seaweed on their heads

is life-saving camouflage.

And, subscribe.

That way you won't miss what we're cooking up next.

See you soon!

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Brutal Truths That Will Make You A Better Person

Truth Hurts ! And often (Well, most of the times, we know it too), yet we choose to close

our eyes.

Harsh ! But trust me, It�ll help you make a better, stronger person.

1.

Nobody is actually too busy to respond to you.

That guy or girl isn�t too busy to answer your text.

That employer isn�t too busy to answer your email.

If you�re not hearing back from someone, it�s because they have deliberately chosen

not to answer you.

And the sooner you stop making excuses for the people who don�t make you a priority,

the sooner you can move on to the people and situations that do.

2.

Everyone has his or her own best interests at heart.

No matter how genuine, kindhearted or caring a particular person is, they�re always going

to be more aware of their own needs than they are of yours.

Even the most attentive lover may not realize they�re pushing your buttons if you never

tell them they�re doing so.

Even the most honest employer may not be aware that they�re working you into the ground

if you just keep accepting more work.

Unfortunately, other people are going to be aware that they�re stretching your limits,

but will nonetheless push you unless and until they encounter resistance.

Most people are going to take as much from you as you let them get away with � which

means it�s up to you to define and uphold your own boundaries.

The most powerful people aren�t afraid to say �No,� to what they don�t want to

do � because they know that nobody�s going to stick up for them if they don�t stick

up for themselves.

3.

You are never going to please everybody.

If you actually listened to what every single person wanted from you, you�d end up a lifeless,

shapeless, emotionless blob.

And then someone would come along and tell you to be more interesting.

The truth is, it�s impossible to please everybody.

There will always be someone who�s offended by the most traditional life path or bored

by the most radical one.

You�re going to be criticized no matter what you do, so you might as well do what

you love.

Because if there�s anyone whose judgment you should listen to, it�s your own.

4.

The world owes you absolutely nothing.

You may be the coolest, kindest, smartest, most interesting person in the world, but

if you�re not putting any of those traits to work, you�re entitled to absolutely nothing

in exchange for possessing them.

Truly powerful people know that there are two basic choices: You can spend your entire

life feeling sorry for yourself because you deserve more than you�re getting, or you

can go out into the world and actually claim what�s yours.

Guess which choice the more successful people tend to opt for?

1.

Nobody is actually too busy to respond to you.

That guy or girl isn�t too busy to answer your text.

That employer isn�t too busy to answer your email.

If you�re not hearing back from someone, it�s because they have deliberately chosen

not to answer you.

And the sooner you stop making excuses for the people who don�t make you a priority,

the sooner you can move on to the people and situations that do.

2.

Everyone has his or her own best interests at heart.

No matter how genuine, kindhearted or caring a particular person is, they�re always going

to be more aware of their own needs than they are of yours.

Even the most attentive lover may not realize they�re pushing your buttons if you never

tell them they�re doing so.

Even the most honest employer may not be aware that they�re working you into the ground

if you just keep accepting more work.

Unfortunately, other people are going to be aware that they�re stretching your limits,

but will nonetheless push you unless and until they encounter resistance.

Most people are going to take as much from you as you let them get away with � which

means it�s up to you to define and uphold your own boundaries.

The most powerful people aren�t afraid to say �No,� to what they don�t want to

do � because they know that nobody�s going to stick up for them if they don�t stick

up for themselves.

3.

You are never going to please everybody.

If you actually listened to what every single person wanted from you, you�d end up a lifeless,

shapeless, emotionless blob.

And then someone would come along and tell you to be more interesting.

The truth is, it�s impossible to please everybody.

There will always be someone who�s offended by the most traditional life path or bored

by the most radical one.

You�re going to be criticized no matter what you do, so you might as well do what

you love.

Because if there�s anyone whose judgment you should listen to, it�s your own.

4.

The world owes you absolutely nothing.

You may be the coolest, kindest, smartest, most interesting person in the world, but

if you�re not putting any of those traits to work, you�re entitled to absolutely nothing

in exchange for possessing them.

Truly powerful people know that there are two basic choices: You can spend your entire

life feeling sorry for yourself because you deserve more than you�re getting, or you

can go out into the world and actually claim what�s yours.

Guess which choice the more successful people tend to opt for?

5.

The prize for arguing on behalf of your restrictions is getting to keep them.

You can spend your entire life loudly declaring to others that you don�t have the time,

money, energy or resources to accomplish the things you actually want.

And all of what you claim may be true � but the harsh truth is, every single person on

the planet has at least one damn good excuse for not pursuing the life they want.

The difference between the people who get what they want out of life and those who don�t

is that the people who get what they want ignore their excuses.

They find a way around their limitations, instead of just bitching about them, and that

is the very reason why they succeed.

6.

Your actions define you, not your thoughts.

You can sit indoors all day conceptualizing a better world, but until you get out there

and start implementing change, you�re not actually making a difference.

Good intention is a wonderful thing but unless it�s coupled with action, it counts for

nothing.

At the end of the day, your character is determined by what you do, not by what you think about.

7.

Nobody is coming to save you from your life.

We all want to believe that the person of our dreams, the job opportunity of a lifetime

or the surprise that we never expected is waiting around the corner for us.

When we�re unhappy with where we are, we irrationally hope that a drastic change in

circumstance will come along and save us from our misery.

But the truth of the matter is, life doesn�t work that way.

Nobody�s heading your way on a white horse and if you want to see change in your life,

you have to create it from the ground up.

This is what the most powerful people know.

When times get tough, the strongest people strap on their own armor, mount that white

horse and come to their own rescue.

Because they know that if anyone is going to save their day, it�s going to have to

be them.

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Essence of Murli 24-05-2017 - Duration: 6:35.

Om Shanti !

Today's Murli Date Is 24th May 2017

Essence: Sweet children, the Father whom you have been remembering for half the cycle is now giving you an order.

By following this order you will go into the stage of ascending.

Question: You children have to perform your own nature cure. How?

Answer: By remembering the one Father and serving the yagya with love, your nature is cured,

because by having remembrance, the soul becomes free from disease and, by doing service, you experience limitless happiness.

The natures of those who remain busy in remembrance and service continue to be cured.

Song: You spent the night in sleeping and the day in eating.

Essence for dharna: 1. Have all your connections with one Shiv Baba. Don't remember any bodily being.

Don't ever defame the name of your Father, the Teacher.

2. If anyone receives benefit through you, don't have the arrogance that you brought benefit to that soul.

That too is body consciousness. Remember the Father, the One who did it through you.

Blessing: With the awareness of being an instrument, may you be ever ready, a destroyer of attachment and pass every paper.

"Ever ready" means to be a destroyer of attachment and an embodiment of remembrance.

At that time, no relative or object should be remembered.

Let there not be any attachment to anyone: you have to be detached from all and loving to all.

The easy effort to make for this is to have the consciousness of being an instrument.

When you consider yourself to be an instrument you remember the One who made you an instrument.

It should not be: "This is my family" or "This is my work". No! "I am an instrument".

By having the awareness of being an instrument, you will pass every paper.

Slogan: To make the sanskars of Father Brahma your own is to follow the father.

To the sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.

The spiritual Father says namaste to the spiritual children.

We spiritual children convey to spiritual Baapdada, our love our remembrance, our good morning & our namaste namaste

Om Shanti !

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Brazil About to Refuse All Imports of U.S. � Grown Genetically-Modified Crops

The discussion of genetically modified crops is a polarizing issue, dividing the world�s

scientists and political leaders on what should be done, and whether there is a place for

these crops in today�s society.

While these 19 European countries have now banned all genetically modified (GM) crops,

and dozens more have made the move to band import of GM crops into their country, the

United States of America remains the largest producer of GM crops in the world.

For those that are not familiar with the science behind GM crops, these are plans whose DNA

has been modified using genetic engineering techniques.

These techniques are used as an attempt to introduce a new trait into the original plan,

such as resistance to certain pests, diseases, environmental conditions or chemical treatments.

While on the surface the idea of not requiring the use of chemicals such as pesticides sounds

like a promising change, the actual process of modifying the DNA of the plant raises its

own concerns

Professor Gilles-Eric Seralini led a study examining the impact of the first GM crop

commercialized for animal feed.

Introduced in 1996, and grown on a few thousand hectares, the feed caused a number of controversies

and was pulled from the market.

In his study, Seralini describes problems such as �partial paralysis (paresis) accompanied

by great fatigue, and problems in the kidneys and mucosal membranes in the animals, followed

by death in 10% of cases.�

The environmental and health concerns raised using GM crops is too much for many countries

to accept at this time, without significant research into the advances that have occurred

since this first crop was produced.

Among the 19 countries making the decision to ban all GM crops are Germany, France, Scotland,

France, Italy, Austria, Greece, Poland and Belgium.

Russia, while not banning all GM crops within the country, have banned all U.S. corn and

soy imports due to possible GM contamination.

Most recently, Brazil has refused all U.S. grown GM crops, refusing to feed them to their

chickens.

Brazil�s stance is questionable as they are the second largest producer of GM crops,

directly behind the U.S., however their chicken farmers are now taking a stance.

They are not the only citizens in Brazil standing up in opposition against the use of GM crops.

The Female Members of the Landless Worker�s Movement (MST) broke into a lab in S�o Paulo

state, destroying millions of samples of GM prototypes that had been found to contain

a carcinogenic pesticide.

Meanwhile, in the United States of America approximately 80% of all packaged, conventional

foods found within grocery and big box stores contain GM foods.

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>> Have you ever went on a social media site

and made a post, you know, and then when you made

the post you was like, now why'd I put that up there for?

Or maybe you posted a picture or did something

you really ain't got no business doing.

We ain't gon' even go into all the different stuff.

But I'm pretty sure some of you all have

if you've got a social media site.

We're all guilty of it.

Well, I did some really stupid stuff to get back

at my husband for the stuff that he was doing.

I'm about to show y'all 'cause, see, he thought he was

the only one who could make friends on Facebook,

but I made me some, too.

I'ma show them to y'all at the end of this movie.

You ready?

Let's go.

("Up & Down")

(speaking in foreign language)

♪ Oh, baby

(speaking in foreign language)

♪ Oh, sweetie

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Late at night when you kiss me

♪ Do you know what you do to me

♪ What you giving

♪ I can feel it

♪ From my head to my feet

♪ Oh, baby

♪ You got it going on

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Up and down we go, baby

♪ Up and down, love me now

♪ Don't you stop rocking

♪ I got a whole lot to give

(easygoing music)

Day 1.

Now, I try to be a good wife.

I try to do everything that I'm supposed to do.

I asked my husband just to return one phone call

or one text message that would let me know that he OK.

He can't do it.

I look up on Facebook and see he done went live and told

everybody he about to go to some club called Club 10.

I have to admit, I went in there and act a damn fool.

He think I done forgot about it, but I ain't.

He about to get a rude goddamn awakening in just a minute.

(easygoing music)

(mellow music)

>> What you doing with that pot in the room?

You about to cook something?

>> Do you see a stove around here

for me to cook something with?

>> Andrew: Well, that's the only thing I know

you can bring a pot in the room.

>> You should've been trying to see was

it a stove in the club last night since

you was cooking on the dance floor.

>> Andrew: You still mad about that?

>> Yeah, I'm still made about that.

I started to choke the mess out of you.

>> Man, you trippin'. >> I ain't trippin'.

We go to the club all the time,

you don't never dance with me.

You want to sit over in the corners and stuff.

>> Andrew: It wasn't even like that.

>> It was like that.

It was like that.

You finna see exactly how it's gon' be.

>> Andrew: Don't do it.

>> You finna see exactly how it's gon' be.

>> Andrew: what's your problem?

Huh?

(laughs)

>> I bet he thought that water was hot, didn't he?

Yeah.

Only think I missed is that I should've

went live with the shit.

But I'm about to make me some Facebook posts

about what just happened here and see how stupid he feels.

I hope his Facebook friends really

like what I'm about to do.

>> Hit me in the face with all that water for?

You crazy?

>> Tish: I ain't crazy.

>> You must be, something wrong with you.

Give me a towel.

>> Tish: You was sweating all last night.

You was sweating all last night.

How it feel now to be wet?

>> Andrew: You play too much.

>> You are getting wet like you were

wet last night on the dance floor.

You were sweating all with the women.

I ain't squashed nothing.

I ain't gon' never squash it 'cause you gon' get

your stuff and you gon' get up out of here.

I knew where you was at 'cause you put it all on Facebook.

>> Andrew: This my house.

>> It don't matter who house it is.

Right now it's my house and you gon' get up out of here.

You gon' get up out of here.

>> Andrew: How you gon' kick me out of my house?

>> 'Cause I am, watch me do it.

>> Andrew: I'm watching, what, what?

I don't see nothing.

>> Oh, you don't see nothing? >> No.

>> You don't see nothing? >> I don't see nothing.

>> OK.

You think I can't do nothing.

You're talking about this your house.

No, this ain't your house, baby.

(easygoing music)

This my house and you gon' get up out of here.

>> Shit, what you trying to?

I bet you won't.

>> Tish: Yeah, I bet you I will.

I bet you I will.

You gon' get all your stuff up out of here, baby.

Everything you got.

This is my house.

This is my house.

Get it, get it, baby.

Get it, let me show you.

Let me show you what I'm talking about.

>> Andrew: Quit playing with my clothes.

>> Let me show you.

Yes, all the women on Facebook can have you, baby.

All the women on Facebook can have you.

You can do what you want to do.

You can do what you want to do.

Gone be with them.

Make a comment about this.

You want to tell all your business.

>> Andrew: I'm not worried about you.

>> Tish: What you talking about you ain't worried about me?

>> Andrew: I ain't worried about it.

Get my stuff and roll.

Matter of fact.

>> Put it in that suitcase. >> No, you want me out.

>> Tish: I already had it ready for you

to put your stuff in there.

Talking about what you ain't gon' do.

You gon' leave here.

You gon' leave here.

>> Andrew: Don't even worry about it.

>> How about that? >> I'm gon' leave here.

>> Tish: And I'll have the rest of your stuff since you--

>> Andrew: You gon' make somebody call the police on you.

>> You not gon' call no police on me.

Tony Armstrong know me.

Tony Armstrong know me.

He goes to Brown Baptist with me, baby.

He ain't gon' let nothing happen to me.

>> You gon' know this. >> Get your stuff.

Get your stuff and go.

Get your stuff and go.

Every time I turn around, you up

in the club with some heifers.

Think you fine 'cause you red.

Red men ain't in no more, boo boo.

Red men ain't in no more, boo boo.

Sucker.

>> Andrew: Hell naw, I'm going back in.

Nah, forget it.

She won't be gone, I'm gone.

>> I'ma tell you something.

I don't want to talk about your daddy.

Me and him are done and that's that on that.

I don't want to have nothing else to do with.

Facebook talking to women.

He don't talk to me, he don't talk to you.

He don't know what's going on in this house.

Tried to talk to him about bills and stuff, he don't listen.

All he care about is going to the club.

All he cares about is putting his business on Facebook.

I don't even know why I did that

with my child in this house.

Now who did I just punish?

Him or his daddy?

It was real stupid, man.

I didn't know I was gon' be that loud

though to where he could hear it.

I messed up on that one, man.

I messed up on that one.

Get that, that's Peaches.

I told her to come over here.

>> Shane: All right, Mama.

>> Peaches: Child, what's going on?

>> Shane: I don't know, my mama's talking about my dad.

>> Peaches: Where your mama?

>> Shane: She upstairs.

>> Tish. >> Now, I called Peach

just in case he wanted to act stupid.

I would've had a witness because I didn't

want to have to go to jail again.

I ain't trying to go to jail.

And I know Peach would've put them paws on him,

you understand what I'm saying?

But it's cool.

He got his stuff, he left, we good.

I'm trying to be a Christian woman.

So you know what?

Let me bring it back down.

Wait, here I come.

Hold on, let me change my clothes.

I still got on my night clothes.

>> Peaches: What's wrong?

>> Tish: Around here acting like a fool.

I put his butt out.

>> Oh my God, he was...

You put him all the way out?

Now, I don't know what she put him out for.

It ain't like she can pay all these damn bills.

>> Tish: What you mean, all the way out?

You can be all the way in or all the way out.

He all the way out.

>> Come down here and talk to me.

>> Let me change my clothes. >> All right, hurry up.

>> Tish: It started last night.

I went on Facebook and he had made an update

saying that he was gon' go to Club 10.

He ain't said nothing to me about going to Club 10.

I'ma tell you something.

Every time we get into it, it's always on a Sunday morning.

Right now, I'm supposed to be in church.

>> Peach: Let me tell you something.

That ain't nothing but a trick of the devil.

>> What you mean? >> It's a trick of the devil.

If it only happens on Sunday mornings

to keep you from going to the house of God,

that's nothing but a trick of the devil.

You should've got up like wasn't nothing wrong.

>> Tish: But it started last night.

It started last night because I pulled him out the club.

>> Peaches: Baby, he gotta start early.

He gotta beat you to the draw.

That's what the devil do. >> Often times it's

the person you least expect.

That is the best advice.

Find you somebody on your team

that you can go to and just talk to.

Don't go on Facebook trying to get somebody

else to help you do what needs to be done,

especially when it's matters of

the heart and in your household.

Find you just that one person you can

talk to and let it stay right there.

(somber music)

>> Female Speaker: Oh, shit.

Oh, shit.

>> Man, what you watching on the phone, man?

>> Shane: A fight on Facebook.

>> Man, you hear all that cursing?

>> Shane: It's a fight.

>> So you're just cool with cursing in front of me?

That's like cursing in front of me, man.

Go on, turn that off, man.

>> Shane: I don't got no control over that.

>> You need to have some control, man.

Facebook mess up your brain, man.

>> Shane: But you be on Facebook as much as I do.

>> Man, listen, you don't know what I be doing.

Don't worry about what I be doing.

How you know what I be doing?

Parents listen very carefully.

Be like me.

You see that phone my son have?

Man, that's my phone.

I pay the bills.

He all on Facebook getting exposed

to booty, drugs, and fights, and plenty mo.

Now as my duty as a parent, it's my job to be in every inch

of his business, and I advise all of all to do the same

before all y'all kids getting into some bullshit

dealing with some damn Facebook.

>> Shane: Because I hear you.

>> Man, you don't know what I be doing, trust me.

I don't be on it like that, trust me.

>> Shane: What you be doing?

>> Don't worry about it.

You worry about you not being on this phone

watching fights and watching whatever you watch on Facebook.

>> Shane: Dad, you be on the phone more than I do.

>> Who pay your phone bill, huh?

>> You. >> All right, then.

Pay attention.

It's my phone then.

You don't get on Facebook, man.

You need to delete your app, that's what you need to do.

>> Delete yours.

>> Man, don't tell me what to do.

This is my house. >> That's not fair.

>> Man, listen, listen, man.

Listen, don't get on Facebook, man.

I'll give you your phone back if you don't get on Facebook.

>> Shane: I won't get on Facebook

if you don't get on Facebook.

>> Man, listen, you just don't.

Don't even worry about it, just put it like that, man.

Just don't get on Facebook.

Look, you messing up your mind on Facebook.

You're watching fights.

What else do you watch on Facebook?

>> Shane: What else is there to watch on Facebook?

>> I don't know, but guess what.

You won't be watching it, how about that?

I got your phone, how about that?

(somber piano music)

>> Yeah, I'm kind of missing him.

Don't act like y'all ain't never been there before.

Hell, we all done did it.

I dated a few men before I married my husband.

Don't tell him because he thinks he's the only one.

>> You know what you're doing?

>> Yeah, I know what I'm doing.

We gon' play a game.

>> OK. >> OK.

And whoever put down the card that's the biggest,

I'ma win, because I already know I'ma win.

Whoever puts down the card that's the biggest card

gets to ask the other person a question

and you have to answer me truthfully.

You cannot lie.

>> Truthfully? >> Truthfully.

>> OK. >> OK, you ready?

>> I'm ready, come on. >> OK.

Pull your card out.

>> Did you shuffle this hand?

>> Yeah, I shuffled.

You pull the card out that you want to

lay down that you think is the big.

No, yeen supposed to show me yet.

>> Oh, let me shuffle them back up.

>> Wait a minute, I'ma teach you how to play this game now.

You don't put down a two.

You put down the card that's the highest in your hand.

>> All right. >> OK.

And then I'ma put down one and we gon'

put it down at the same time.

>> All right. >> OK.

Now whoever got the biggest card wins

and gets to ask the other person a question.

>> All right, out this hand.

>> OK, on three.

One, two, three.

>> Dang. >> I beat you.

(laughing)

OK, so here's a question.

Who do you love more than me?

No, I'ma ask this question again.

Is there anybody that you love more than me?

>> Yeah, baby, it is.

>> Who you love more than me?

You must love your son.

You must love Shane more than me.

>> Yeah, I love him, too, yeah.

>> You love him more than me?

>> No.

>> Well, who you love more than me?

>> Jesus Christ.

(laughing)

You know who.

He the first one ever.

(somber piano music)

♪ Real know real

♪ It's simple and plain

♪ I know you heard it all before

♪ But I'ma say it again

♪ For sure we go through some things, love is pain

♪ How could you feel you're worth

♪ having till you hug the flame

♪ Discuss my name

♪ VIP you treated in clubs

♪ It can't be hard to tell, easy to love

>> Y'all know how you get to work or get to your home

and really don't even remember how you got there?

It's called muscle memory.

It's instinct.

We do it so much we don't even realize we're doing it.

That's what's happening when I'm preparing dinner.

I'm so used to taking care of my husband

and my son, I forgot my son over his friend house.

He made at me because daddy ain't here.

Hell, daddy somewhere, I don't even know where he is.

It's OK.

Everything gon' be OK.

♪ Why can't you understand that our love is strong

♪ Our love is strong

(peaceful music)

(phone rings)

Hello.

Hey, sweetheart, how're you doing?

Just getting in from church.

About to try to get me something to eat.

Put something on my stomach first.

>> I heard Uncle Andrew and Mama talk about

going to this club called Mugshot.

But he go with this lady named Stacy.

>> Behind that one right there,

I'm finna call Marilyn right now

and tell her daughter,

tell her to tell her daughter don't

call me no more with no bullshit.

I don't care what her and Andrew do over there.

Don't call me with it.

(lighthearted music)

Shane, how you gon' get a 16 on the ACT?

>> Shane: I don't know.

>> What you mean you don't know?

You ain't gon' be able to get in Vanderbilt

or nowhere else, baby, with no 16.

How you get a 16?

You did this in 8th grade and got a 24,

so how you get a 16?

>> I was on Facebook and...

>> What do Facebook got something to do with some ACT?

>> That's what I'm trying to explain to you right now, Mama.

>> Now first

I was about that much mad.

Just a little mad.

Now I'm big mad.

Yes, I am, yes, I am because we

don't get low scores around here.

But since this whole situation has not only

taken my husband out the house, made my child

get low test scores, I'm about to take this

here thing to the very man he say he love the most.

We gon' see what happens then.

>> I was on Facebook and I typed my

dad name into the search bar.

I was just looking for his regular Facebook profile.

But I started to dig a little bit

because I just had a feeling.

So I started typing in different names.

He has a second Facebook profile.

He keeps it hidden from us.

>> Tish: See, I was gon' let the man come on home,

but now I'ma go and get me another account.

I'ma date online, too.

I'ma get me another phone and we gon' see.

I'ma have a phone for my plug and one for my boo.

How about that, Andrew?

>> Shane: On the second profile,

he have pictures of this woman.

He standing next to a woman and he holding a baby.

>> Tish: Wait a minute.

>> Shane: It's a bunch of other

pictures with these other people.

>> Peaches: Now I didn't know he done took it that far.

>> Wait a minute, well, he don't really went too far.

These look like family shots.

He's sitting here holding the woman's baby

and all that kind of stuff.

>> Oh, shit.

Look at him.

>> See, you ain't doing nothing but making me mad.

>> No, I ain't trying to make you mad.

Girl, get your phone.

Oh my God.

So what you gon' do?

>> I ain't gon' do nothing.

I'ma divorce Andy.

>> No, uh uh.

Don't divorce him. >> Yes, I am.

>> Let me tell you something.

Your baby need a man in his life.

We need second chances.

>> Andy don't get nan.

Mr. Andy, baby.

>> Peaches: You gotta learn to make lemonade out of lemons.

>> No, I don't need no lemonade.

I need some more water that I poured

on his face the other night.

>> What? >> Yes.

Mm-hmm, that's what I need.

I need some water.

He need to be purified. >> You need some holy water.

See, you want to fix him,

but you gotta get yourself together.

>> What do you mean, fix me?

I'm together, baby. >> No, you not together.

>> What you mean, I ain't together?

>> You ain't got it together because if you was together,

you wouldn't be sitting here all messed up,

broke up, and tired, and wore out.

>> No, you sit down, where you going?

>> Shane: I'm just going to my room.

>> Go on, go on, go on.

Get your phone.

>> This was the problem.

Children don't need to be hearing grown folks anyway.

You doing right, baby.

Somebody got some sense.

>> He put his self in the business because

he went on there looking for his daddy.

He ran into that. >> Well, don't fuss at him.

>> I ain't fussing at him.

If he hadn't did that, you wouldn't know this.

>> I don't care because I got something for him, baby.

>> What? >> Don't worry about it.

>> [Video Game Character] Ya yo.

Ya!

(explodes loudly)

>> I just whooped you again, man.

What is going on?

>> Man, it's just what's going on with my mom.

It's getting to me.

She a little upset right now.

>> Why, it's something you did?

>> Nah, it's what I found on Facebook.

I was looking for my dad profile picture on Facebook

and when I found it, it was a secret profile.

The pictures on it was with this group

of people I don't even recognize.

And to me, it looks like a new family.

>> Well, to me, it looks like he a player.

And it can't be too secret if you found it.

>> She the one who's torn up the most about it though.

She upset with me because after I found it.

I found the profile and I was so messed up about it

that when I went to take the ACT a couple weeks later,

I just bombed it because it weighed

so heavy on me and I couldn't focus.

>> Well, you can't let stuff like that get to you.

>> I know, but it hurt, you know?

I didn't know how to deal with it at the time.

>> What y'all talking about in here?

>> Just talking about my dad and what I found on Facebook.

>> On Facebook? >> Yes, ma'am.

>> You know you can't believe nothing

that you hear and half of what you see.

And the reason why I'm telling you that,

let me tell you a little something here that happened to me.

This is Auntie Sweetie.

Now I'm telling you.

I was with my friend and his baby mama called.

He was telling her that we was up taking care of some

business and she called me out of my name.

He said, "Didn't I tell you don't call that

"lady out of her name no more?"

>> Mechanic: I told you next time

you call her out of her name.

That ain't cool.

Hold on, hold on, I'ma let you talk to her.

Hold on.

>> Hey, how're you doing?

Yeah, what's the reason for calling me out my name?

No, that's what you're supposed to do.

Talk to him and find out who he's talking to.

Yes, he got somebody else.

Yes, it's a baby on the way.

Matter fact, we all sitting here eating.

We eating together right now.

>> So you know you can't believe nothing you see on Facebook.

>> And remember, that's just one incident.

There are several things that happen out there.

>> All right, I think everything should be good.

If you need me again, just give me a call.

>> Come on, let's take a picture together.

All right then. >> See you later.

>> All right, all right.

See, I'm finna post this on Facebook right now.

>> Tish: Kind of funny, ain't it?

Just know this.

If what somebody has to say makes you feel some type of way,

then maybe y'all wasn't that way no way.

Don't worry about what nobody got to say.

Don't worry about what nobody post.

Do what you gotta do.

Live your life.

Don't get caught up in what somebody said on Facebook.

A comment, a post, a like, or none of that.

Keep it moving and do what you gotta do.

>> People put stuff on Facebook and none of it be true.

♪ Girl, you know who I am and you know who I be, true

♪ You could never lose if you move in with me, true

♪ Said she like them hood and you know I'm from the streets

♪ So tell me what it is and what it's gon' be

♪ She love what I like and she like what I love

♪ She pay her own bills baby, that's what's up

♪ Pop her own bottles when she up in the club

♪ Excuse me for a second, but I think I'm in love

♪ Girl, you know who I am and you know who I be, true

♪ You can never lose if you move in with me, true

>> OK, now the Comcast bill, the cable bill,

we gotta pay that.

>> Nah, we can get it cut off.

I got the hookup on that.

We can get somebody else to hook it up.

>> Is that gon' give me Lifetime?

>> Lifetime?

I can hook up every channel on there but Lifetime.

How about that? (laughs)

>> Well, what I'ma watch?

>> You need to watch Bounce.

If you want to pay this, you can pay it.

But I don't want to pay it because

I don't really watch cable that much.

>> It ain't no me, it's supposed to

be us paying the bill together.

OK, what's the next one?

>> Pay this, this one canceled.

This is MLG and W.

>> This got a cutoff notice. >> Yeah.

>> I thought you had already paid this.

>> I didn't pay it.

I thought you said you waited another week.

>> You taking the money to the Club 10.

If you weren't taking the money to the Club 10,

we wouldn't be having this cutoff notice right here.

>> Are we talking about bills?

>> You be talking about bills.

>> What you talking about Club 10 for?

>> Because you're taking the money to the club.

If you weren't going to Club 10 and everybody else's club,

we'd have some money and we wouldn't be getting no cutoff.

♪ And you know I'm from the streets

♪ So tell me what it is and what it's gon' be

♪ She love what I like and she like what I love

♪ She pay her own bills, baby that's what's up

♪ Pop her own bottles when she up in the club

♪ Excuse me for a second, but I think I'm in love

♪ Now you know who I am and you know who I be, true

♪ You can never lose if you move in with me, true

♪ Said she like them hood and you know I'm from the streets

♪ So tell me what it is and what it's gon' be

♪ She love what I like and she like what I love

♪ Pay her own bills, baby, that's what's up

♪ Pop her own bottles when she up in the club

Now that I think about it, we got some good memories.

We used to cook together.

All of that.

He used to try to cook for me.

On this particular day, it wasn't too good.

But I would've never told him that because I ain't

never want to hurt his feelings.

I just make him think he doing something good.

If he had burned it up, I still would've ate it.

All that's just a part of the memories.

>> Shane: Mama, we finna try to cook.

>> Tish: You finna cook?

>> We finna cook, come on.

>> Shane: I don't know what he trying to cook.

>> I ain't even trying to cook nothing.

Cook something.

>> You know what, next time we go to Peaches' house,

we just need to take our own food.

Every time we go over there, it don't be no food.

>> Shane: You the one who took all day to get dressed.

>> What you mean, I didn't take all day to get dressed.

>> Shane: Mama, the party started at one.

>> It's don't matter if we get there on time.

Them people Peaches have at the party

be done ate up everything anyway.

>> Well, we got that understood.

They won't have no food, but we gon' eat something.

I'm about to cook something. >> What you finna cook?

>> I'ma cook some chicken and some

hush puppies and some broccoli.

>> Tish: I gotta see this.

>> You gotta see it, what's wrong?

You want to help me?

Y'all helping?

>> Tish: I ain't finna help do nothing.

I'm finna go back and sit down.

>> Man, this family time.

I'm about to cook with y'all.

We gon' cook together, come on, guys.

>> What's this Crush game?

I'm trying to find this on here.

Where that app at?

>> Andrew: What, come on.

>> I don't say nothing when y'all

be on y'all phone doing stuff.

>> I'm saying, you don't want to help me cook?

You want to stay on your phone?

>> OK. >> Come on.

>> Hey, Tish, what you doing?

Oh, come meet me at Tasty Burger.

I want to get you out the house today.

So just come down there so we can laugh and talk.

All right, baby, see you in a minute.

Bye.

Now she really think I'm concerned about her situation.

Baby, please, I'm just trying to

get her to pay for this food.

>> Right here at the table.

I'ma call you right back.

>> Hey, boo. >> Hey, honey.

>> What's going on?

You look might spiffy today.

>> I'm trying to be spiffy for my new boo.

>> Mm-hmm.

I'm so glad you came out.

>> What you want?

>> Nothing, I want to talk to you.

I wanted to get you out the house, get into some sunshine

and let you know it's gon' be OK, boo.

>> I don't need you to tell me it's gon' be OK.

I'm gon' make it OK.

>> You so mean and hateful.

That's why you aint' got no man now.

>> What you mean?

Baby, I got plenty men.

>> Whatever, look, I got me a Coke.

I didn't get you one because I didn't want it to water down.

I know how you is.

>> Mm-hmm, ask him.

Can I get a Coke?

Did you already order? >> Uh uh.

We need two menus.

>> Waiter: OK.

>> See, here go my new boo.

>> Your new boo?

>> Know damn well I ain't got nobody.

(laughs) But this what you gotta do ladies.

Don't let nobody else know nothing.

Don't let nobody else in your business.

Don't put nothing on Facebook.

Don't tell your friends nothing.

They ain't gon' do nothing but take

your business somewhere else.

Just keep the shit to yourself.

Keep it in your house.

I was lying when I said red men ain't in, baby.

>> Tish. >> Yes.

Yes.

>> You done went and got another man?

>> Yes.

Just like he went and got him another woman.

>> All right, thank you so much.

>> Waiter: Y'all let me know when y'all ready to order.

>> How you find Tasty Burger?

>> Peaches: On Facebook.

>> Tish: So you be on Facebook more than I do?

>> Peaches: Yes, I love Facebook.

>> They got some barbecue nachos.

Anyway, what we here for?

>> I mean, I wanted to talk to you.

You know, the other day when we spoke at the house

I know you don't talk a lot in front of Shane,

and you're the type of parent,

you don't like your children in your business.

So I just want to know what's really going on.

Tell me everything that's going on.

I mean, I just want to know because this is crazy.

>> OK, I'ma tell you this, but if I see you make a post,

a comment, or anything on Facebook, I'ma defriend you.

>> I don't do stuff like that. >> OK.

>> Peaches: Her lying ass know she ain't got no man.

And baby, I can't wait to put this on Facebook.

(laughs)

>> OK, here it go.

I asked him to visit with me with my mom

when she was in the nursing home.

He didn't never do it.

He didn't walk in the nursing home one time.

Not the nursing home, not the emergency room.

Nothing.

Now, we were arguing one day and my mama called.

When she called, she asked me to talk to her.

I would not because I'm sitting here

arguing with him about Facebook.

OK, I said, "Well, Mama, I'm call you back."

I lied to her and...

I lied to her and told her that I was doing

something else, you know what I'm saying?

So with it,

I told him delete your page.

He wouldn't do it.

>> Peaches: But why would he have to delete his?

I don't see why you want him off Facebook so bad.

>> Because at the time, some girl had messaged him asking

him what he was doing tonight or whatever and I'm trying

to figure out what she's asking him anything for.

So anyway, I get through arguing with him, we make up.

Should've never been arguing anyway

because I'm sick of making up and getting back together

and then it turn around and turn into another argument.

It's just back and forth.

Anyway, we get into it that day, we make up.

I call my mama later on that evening to talk to her again.

She not answering the phone.

>> Peaches: Your mother is not answering the phone.

>> Yeah, my mama not answering the phone.

My mama was in Little Rock, Arkansas.

She not answering the phone.

I called back again later on that night.

She still didn't answer the phone.

Two days go by, I ain't talked to my mama.

I started to get in the car and just go there

till I get a call from my aunt that my mama been

in her house for two days on the floor, done had a stroke.

>> What? >> Yeah.

So while I'm sitting here arguing with this fool about

Facebook, my mama done fell out and had a stroke.

You see what I'm saying?

Then I had her moved.

I had to pay $1,700 and have her moved from Little Rock

here to the emergency room so I could watch her here.

Andrew know I'm a only child.

Not one time did he walk in that emergency room with me.

Not one time did he walk in the nursing

home with me to see about my mama.

>> Peaches: Where was he?

>> I don't know, doing whatever he was doing.

Making posts, I guess.

He sent me a text message one time

saying I hope your mama OK.

I'm praying for her.

That's when she first got here to Memphis.

He didn't care.

Nine months later, my mama died.

He didn't even go to the funeral with me.

>> What? >> Yeah.

He too busy.

Then turn around and lose his job.

>> Peaches: Why'd he lose his job?

>> He get fired from Facebook because he done made

a post talking about he hate his manager.

So tomorrow, I gotta go and clean up a church

because I had to pick up some extra work.

>> Peaches: Tish, you clean up churches?

>> Yeah, so I can make some extra money

because he ain't having no money.

But you sit around all day want to

see who doing what on Facebook.

That's ridiculous.

You know what I'm saying?

It makes absolutely no sense.

>> Peaches: So basically, Facebook

done destroyed your family.

>> Exactly, he let it do it.

>> Peaches: Who keep calling your phone?

>> He keep calling it.

I was just talking to him on the way in here.

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

Hello.

I don't want to hear what you got to talk about, Andrew.

Are you gonna go to church?

You can got to church and talk to the pastor.

Well, until you're ready to go to church, don't call me.

Goodbye, Andrew.

>> Peaches: Church?

>> Yeah, he need to go to church.

Every time we get to arguing,

it's always on a Sunday morning.

Stops me from going to church.

>> Peaches: So you don't go to church because y'all argue?

>> That's the way it would always be.

The argument would turn into two,

three hours and I done missed service.

We got a service on Saturday.

We got a service at Brown Baptist at 10:45.

We got it at eight o'clock in the morning.

I don't make nan one because that argument

just turn into a whole day event on Sunday morning

because of what he did on Saturday.

>> Peaches: Y'all, really need some help.

>> No, he need to go to church.

>> Peaches: Y'all need help and I'm hungry.

Where that man at?

>> Waiter: Y'all ready to order?

>> Tish: Yeah.

>> Yeah, I am. >> Go ahead.

>> I want-- >> I want, go ahead.

>> Peaches: I want the fish sandwich.

>> Fish sandwich.

>> Peaches: Fries.

>> OK.

>> Peaches: And I only want cheese and tarter sauce.

>> All right.

>> Tish: Your chicken strips, do they come

with fries or just these waffles?

>> We got the chicken strip dinner.

Come with fries.

You get okra, onion rings.

It comes with two pieces of bread and a side salad.

>> OK, let me get that.

OK, let me ask you something from a male point of view.

Are you on Facebook, sir?

>> Waiter: Yes, ma'am, I am on Facebook.

>> OK, do you say on Facebook that--

>> Peaches: You gon' really ask him this?

>> Yeah, I'ma ask him.

Do you got a woman?

>> Yes, ma'am, I do. >> OK.

Did you put that on Facebook?

>> Put pictures.

That's about it.

>> I didn't ask you that.

Did you put on Facebook that you in a relationship?

It's just a yes or no question.

>> No. >> OK, why not?

>> Waiter: I don't put my business out there.

>> You with it to.

You with it to, baby.

Just bring my food.

>> Waiter: Just got friends.

>> You just just got a friend?

>> Waiter: Yeah, just have friends.

>> Tish: Well, you just said you was in a relationship.

>> Waiter: Social relationships.

>> Now y'all know damn well he

ain't in no social relationship.

He lying just like the rest of them.

That's why red men ain't in no damn more.

He the same, he doing the same thing.

>> Peaches: Yeah, go on and fix our food, and hold the spit.

(laughs)

>> Tish: I wish he would.

>> Peaches: Give me this phone.

This your problem now.

Turn it off.

>> Why you gone turn my phone off?

>> Peaches: Because you need rest.

This phone is too much.

(phones rings)

You got another phone ringing?

Give it here.

>> Why you need my other phone?

>> Peaches: What you doing with two phones?

>> One of them is business. >> Give me the phone, Tish.

>> One of them for my new boo.

>> Peaches: Tish, give me the other phone.

Turn this mess off.

You got two phones and one for the plug and all this.

Let me see.

Turn this mess off.

Here.

>> That's OK though because one way or another,

if he walk in there, if he fall out in there,

if he roll in there.

>> Roll. >> Yeah.

He gon' hit the church.

>> Peaches: Like, in a casket?

>> However you want to take it.

I'ma get him to church.

>> Peaches: You crazy.

>> Mm-mm, drink your Coke.

(laughs)

One way or another.

(laughs)

(bass thumping hip hop)

(door banging loudly)

(door banging loudly)

(door banging rapidly)

>> Marilyn: Yes, who is it?

You knocking like people (mumbles) up in here.

>> Peaches: I'm sorry, I just came to see my friend, Andrew.

>> OK, come on in.

Brother,

we have company.

>> Man, what's wrong with you?

What's up, Peaches?

>> Hey. >> Hey.

>> Marilyn: You know I just got off work.

I don't feel like this.

You got people all in and out of my

house all times of day and night.

>> Who she talking about?

>> She got cramps. >> Why she so crazy?

>> Must be time of the month.

>> What's going on with you, Andrew?

>> I don't know, just living.

What's up?

>> Why you over here?

>> Where you come from?

>> I just left your wife.

>> Well, you know why I'm over here then.

>> Andrew, you gotta do better.

>> I gotta do better? >> You gotta do better.

You and Facebook, y'all just done went crazy.

>> It's nothing.

What?

>> Why is she on your Facebook like that?

>> Because I got fired.

>> Fired? >> I got fired.

>> On your day off?

>> Nah.

>> But I'm seeing...

She done showed me all kind of stuff

you got going on on Facebook.

You on there taking pictures with women.

You all in comments.

You just doing the most.

That woman is hurt.

>> Well.

>> You're about to lose your family over Facebook.

>> I'm not gon' lose my family over no Facebook.

>> It's a picture of you and a woman on there now.

>> That woman you see me on Facebook with

is a counselor at the college I went to.

>> Well, what you doing with her?

Tish ain't on there.

Why your wife ain't on there?

>> Listen, I got a tutor.

>> Tutor for what?

>> I didn't pass algebra, so I needed a tutor to pass

the class because, you know, my son going the same--

>> Andrew, stop lying.

Stop lying.

I saw you graduate.

We was at the graduation.

>> Well, I went across the stage, but I didn't get the paper.

>> Oh my God.

So you stuck over here all because

you on Facebook with your tutor.

>> But listen though.

>> Nah, why you didn't tell Tish?

>> Because she wouldn't listen.

I tried to call her, she wouldn't answer.

She ain't answer my call.

Then when I was at the house, she was just tripping.

Hitting me in the face with some water.

>> With water? >> Yeah.

>> Well, you probably needed a bath.

You look a little rusty.

>> OK, you funny.

>> Let me call because I know Marilyn ain't gon' get

you stay over here too much longer.

>> Shole ain't, shole ain't.

It's about that time. >> What you doing,

listening around the corner?

>> I was in my kitchen in my house.

Is that a problem with you?

In my kitchen in my house.

Why you can't just tell your wife the truth?

This is life.

Why didn't you just tell her the truth

and all this could be settled?

You close down your Facebook, she close down her Facebook.

Y'all just live y'all life.

Get it together.

>> Do y'all listen? >> Get it together.

>> She don't answer the phone.

>> Marilyn: Are you not ready to go home?

>> She not answering the phone.

>> Marilyn: Aint you tired of being here?

>> You don't act like it. >> Where your man at?

>> Marilyn: He can't come because you're here, bruh.

He can't come here.

>> Meet him at the IHOP.

>> Marilyn: I ain't gotta meet him at the IHOP.

I got a house, I got a home.

This mine, bruh, this mine.

>> We sharing right now. >> We're not sharing.

You ain't even got no job.

How are we sharing? >> Is she answering the phone?

>> No, it keep going to.

I don't know what.

Oh, I know why it's going to voicemail.

I told her she need to just take a break.

>> Take a break? >> Yeah, just take a break,

clear her head for a day.

And I told her cut her phone off.

It's going straight to voicemail.

And you know because you left the house,

she done had to get a second job.

>> Second job?

>> Yeah, she clean up churches.

>> Church's Chicken?

>> Naw, the church you need to go to.

>> Well, you might be right on that.

>> So I'll go by there tomorrow and talk to her and see

if she'll listen to me because you over here for nothing.

>> You right. >> Over here doing nothing.

Over here keeping--

>> Peaches: Well, damn, I didn't

know she was doing all that.

Hell, I'da left her ass, too.

>> I take the trash out.

>> Marilyn: That's all you do, bruh.

Taking the trash ain't nothing.

>> Baby, I hate to bother you.

Can I use your bathroom?

Honey, that fish I just ate at Tasty Burger

done went straight through me.

>> Marilyn: You gotta do a one or a two?

>> I gotta do three 'cause I gotta do one plus two.

>> Oh my goodness. >> Oh, Jesus.

>> Marilyn: It's down the hall to your left.

>> All right, baby.

Oh Lord Jesus. >> See what you're doing?

>> Lord, I ask you to give me peace.

I have asked everybody for help with this

situation when I should've just came to you.

I ask you to forgive me, Lord,

for I absolutely know not what I do.

I am so tired.

I am so tired.

Help me, Lord.

(upbeat music)

This actually was a bad memory.

My mind playing tricks on me.

I think about the good and I think about the bad.

Now his phone was, still is in my name.

I didn't have to be asking him about no passwords and stuff.

I should've just hacked that shit.

Matter fact, I think that's what I'm about to do.

I'm about to hack into his stuff, baby.

I'm about to find out some things.

Yeah.

(upbeat music)

Hey, dad.

Just wanted to reach out to you

and see if I can spend some time with you.

I got a job at Auntie church.

I miss you not being in the house.

Wanted to let you know I'm sorry for

how I acted about my cell phone.

I apologize for that.

I hope to see you soon.

I'ma add the address to the church to this email

and I hope you'll come up there and hang out

with me so we can spend some time together.

I love you, Dad.

(somber music)

>> Hey, sister Tish.

>> Hey, Pastor. >> You're late again.

I really don't appreciate you being late again.

Timeliness is important to this ministry.

>> I understand. >> I know you understand,

but I just need you to work on that for me, OK?

>> OK, I'm sorry. >> OK, come on, come on.

(mellow music)

>> Tish: I swear to God, if I wasn't in

this church, I'd cuss my own self out.

I get him back to the house,

they can have Instagram, Facebook.

They can have all that.

I don't want none of it in my house.

I am really stupid.

This man was at home helping me pay bills,

and now I got my dumb butt up here having

to pick up extra work, cleaning up a church,

which I ain't got no problem with it.

But I'm just saying, the independent

stuff is overrated, ladies.

If you got a man at the house, man,

this ain't what you gotta do.

You do what you need to do to keep

your husband in the house, man.

Stay off his stuff.

>> Pastor, again, we want to welcome you to the neighborhood.

Now where are you from again?

>> I'm originally from Memphis.

Just moved back here from Texas and looking

to do some amazing things within the community.

>> OK, OK.

>> New Pastor: I know that Memphis has a lot

that's going on within the community,

so definitely trying to develop the community.

>> OK, that's good, but we're certainly here for you

to mentor you or whatever you need from us.

And if you just need us, just give us a call

and just let us know when your services are.

We'll certainly be advertising it for you and everything.

(upbeat hip hop)

>> Shane: Hello?

>> Andrew: Hey, Shawn.

>> Shane: Who is this?

>> Andrew: Man, this your daddy, man.

What's wrong with you?

Man, you sent me a message on Facebook.

>> I never spoke to you on Facebook at all.

Past few weeks, we haven't spoken on Facebook.

>> You checked the message on Facebook.

What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

(bass thumping hip hop)

Yeah.

Well, I'm at the church.

Where you at?

>> Well, my mom's up there, but...

>> I'm up here, man.

Tripping, man.

(upbeat hip hop)

>> That got me nervous.

Kind of bust out in a sweat behind that one.

I hope I didn't kill him.

Keep talking about I don't want to go to jail.

That one there might send me there.

I don't know if I got no bond money in the bank.

♪ In your darkest hour it seems that

♪ The whole world's on your shoulders

♪ And you just want to let go

♪ Don't want to feel the pain anymore in your life

♪ So what you try to do is just run and hide.

♪ I know you want to give up

♪ You feel the sun don't shine

♪ And you can't really see brighter days

Wake up.

Wake up.

Wake up.

Ain't that what you were doing on Facebook to this girl?

I saw you tickling her on Facebook.

>> Andrew: Why you got me taped up?

>> Doing up the little i-mo-shi-cons or whatever that is.

Ain't that what you were doing on Facebook?

Huh?

Ain't that what you was doing?

Come on, let's talk about some things.

>> Andrew: We could talk if you take the tape off.

>> I don't need to take no tape off.

You fine right there.

Pray, talk to Jesus because I'm not letting you

go until you answer some questions.

Mm-hmm, I see your little sexy picture right here.

You got this little sexy picture on here.

What this is?

What that is?

Huh, what that is?

You put that on there?

Look like you're happy being without me.

You're taking pictures and everything, huh?

Let's show this to God.

Let's see what God think about this.

The girl who left a comment on here said,

"Oo, you shole is looking good today, baby."

And you said, "Thank you, baby."

You said, "Thank you, baby.

"You shole is looking good, too."

Then you got the female on here.

What's her name?

Susie.

Who is she? >> I don't know.

>> Who is this lady right here.

You told her her dress look good.

I don't need to take the tape off.

Who is this person?

Who is this person? >> I don't know.

>> You left her a comment. >> I don't know.

>> Huh, you left her a comment.

We can go on.

We can go on.

Every female on your page, baby,

you got something to say to her.

Who is this woman?

Who is this woman?

Who is this woman, Harpo?

>> Andrew: You worried about the wrong thing.

>> No, I'm worried about the right thing.

Ain't you supposed to be my husband?

I'm not finna take no tape off.

>> Andrew: What you worried about the Facebook for?

>> 'Cause you worried about the Facebook.

Who is her?

Move and I'ma hit you again.

Now you gon' answer some questions.

Who is this woman that you leaving all these comments to?

>> The woman, I don't know.

It's Facebook. >> You know her number.

You know this woman. >> I don't know none

of them people on Facebook.

>> Her name Michelle Taylor.

>> My cousin, how about that? >> And you told her she look.

Naw, how about that?

You're trying to be smart.

>> Andrew: Nah, I'm just saying.

You hit me in the head and knock me out and tied me up.

>> That's what you deserve.

OK, then here goes somebody named Yvonne Moore.

You got another comment on here saying,

"You shole is looking nice today."

I don't recall you ever telling me I ever look nice today.

When the last time you told me I look nice today.

>> Andrew: Why are we here?

>> Tish: I'ma tell you something.

I lost my mama, you ain't said nothing to me.

She laid in that hospital fighting for nine months

and you ain't walk in there nan time with me.

Not one.

>> I apologize, I'm sorry.

>> Tish: I don't accept it.

Wait a minute, oh, and then you got your phone on silent.

Hold on, somebody calling you.

Hold on, hold on.

Hello.

>> Andrew: Oh, Jesus.

>> Who is this?

I'm just saying why is you calling my husband?

What test did he take?

What he taking that test for?

You just need to be worried about my son's ACT score.

That's what you need to be worried about

and get your mind off my husband.

Don't nobody care nothing about you got a husband,

you married, or none of that.

Just stay away from my husband.

>> OK, listen up here, Ms. Tish.

I'm just gonna cut this short and keep it simple.

Tell Andrew that he passed the test, that he got

the credits that he needed, and you have a nice day.

>> See what I'm talking about, why would the lady

at the school have your phone number?

She's supposed to be calling me about our son.

I didn't even put your number down,

so why is she calling you because

I don't want to hear it from her.

I want to hear it from you.

>> Man, I'm taking a test.

I'm trying to get my credits.

>> Tish: What credit?

>> My credit for a class.

I had to take algebra.

>> And how stupid does that sound?

His dumb ass.

I took college algebra in the goddamn 11th,

12th grade or something.

Dummy.

Him or her don't make no damn sense.

They drinking tea.

(background music drowns out speaker)

>> All that stuff you see on Facebook

it would be the females hitting me up from the school.

I gotta take a test because I didn't graduate--

>> Tish: What school, what school?

>> The school that you know that I graduated from.

That you thought I graduated from.

I'm just missing a credit.

>> I think you're lying. >> Oh, Jesus.

We in church, what I need to lie for?

>> I gave you the best years of my life

and this what you do to me?

You will allow Facebook to come between your marriage.

>> Andrew: Facebook ain't coming between our marriage.

>> Yes, it is. >> It's the computer.

>> Computer? >> That's what it is.

The internet.

>> It's your phone.

What are you talking about?

>> Andrew: Phone part of the internet.

>> You don't care nothing about my feelings.

>> All right, OK, I ain't gon' keep talking.

>> Tish: See, it really don't even matter that you left

because you're sitting her talking smart.

>> You kicked me out, didn't it?

>> Because I'm sick of you hurting me.

>> Andrew: OK, what you think you doing?

>> It don't even matter.

>> You violent.

>> I ain't got violent with you yet.

>> You said you know MPD dude, Neil Armstrong.

Whatever his name is.

I can't think of his name.

>> That's why you got put out because you don't talk.

You just, duh, whatever.

What is that?

>> Andrew: It's the English language.

Talking about.

Quit playing.

>> Tish: Say it one more time.

What kind of language is it?

>> Honey, you know I love me some--

>> Tish: Get on outta here.

Get on outta here. >> Oh my God.

What are you doing? >> Don't worry about it.

Go before I hit you with this.

>> Andrew!

Tish.

>> Gone out of here.

Gone and turn around.

Now I know I told y'all Peaches was my ride or die.

Peaches was my ride or die.

But Peaches took my damn business that I told Peaches

in Facebook and put all my shit down her goddamn timeline.

So all I need Peaches to do is turn the hell around and get

the hell up out of here and stay out my business.

I told y'all don't tell everybody your business because

they ain't gone do shit but put your shit on Facebook.

Now you want to show up here like you're for me.

You ain't for me.

Get the hell out of here.

I got it from here.

And go on out of here.

>> Uh uh, I gotta check on Andrew.

>> No, he fine.

He fine, he fine.

>> Uh uh, Tish, you wrong.

>> I ain't wrong. >> Yes, you is.

>> Tish: Why am I wrong?

>> What did you hit him for?

>> 'Cause he need to learn.

He gone learn today.

>> You crazy. >> He gon' learn today.

>> You crazy. >> You gone on out the door.

>> Yeah, I'm gone.

The shit.

I'm already going to hell.

I don't need no help from her ass.

>> Tish: Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

>> Andrew: Don't go!

>> Pastor, did you just hear that?

>> Yeah, I don't know what.

See what that is.

I don't know what that noise.

>> Information, Mr. Smart Man, Neil Armstrong is a astronaut.

>> Sister Tish, Sister Tish, what are you doing?

No, no, no, Sister Tish.

>> New Pastor: Oh my God.

Oh my God.

Y'all stop.

Stop, stop, stop.

>> I hired you to clean and serve.

I hired you to clean.

What are you doing?

I need to see you.

I need to see you.

I need to see you.

I need to see you now.

I need to see you now.

No, no, no.

>> I'm cleaning the trash out the church.

You want to put all our business on Facebook.

He want to put all our business on Facebook.

He said he love him more than he love me,

so I told him to come here and tell

the Lord everything that he been doing.

>> New Pastor: I'm trying to keep him contained.

>> OK, I know this gives you instant gratification,

but this is not the way to solve the situation.

>> Yes, it is. >> It's not.

This is not the way to solve this.

>> Just like he be beating me up.

>> Excuse me, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

>> Andrew: I ain't never put no hands on you.

>> I ain't talking about putting no hands on me.

I ain't talking about that.

I lost my mama.

You ain't never say you was sorry about my mama.

I made a million posts on Facebook about my mama.

You never said you was sorry.

Nothing.

>> I don't believe in putting my

business out there on Facebook.

>> Ain't nobody ask you what you believe in.

>> OK, whoa, whoa, whoa.

This is a new pastor.

>> Oh, OK, well, the new pastor need to gone back

round there where you was and stay out my business.

And stay out my business.

>> No, no, no, no, this is not how we do in God's house.

OK, if you are having issues between each other,

let's you and I sit down, let's find out.

But all this stuff out on social media.

>> I told him to get out the house,

he didn't even try to stay in the house.

>> Why would you hit me in the face with some water?

>> Tish: What you say?

>> You hit me in the face with some--

>> No, no, no, no, no. >> What I post?

>> Pastor: Don't make me fire you in here.

No, no, no.

>> See, now you got me losing my job.

See, now you got me losing my job.

>> Pastor: No, we not gon' do that in God's house.

This is God's house.

>> He don't respect God's house.

He said he love God more than he love me.

He can't.

>> OK. >> He can't, Pastor.

>> Pastor: OK, but the whole world already knows now.

>> He said on some girl comment,

"Oh, you look good in your dress."

I wear dresses, too. >> OK.

Can we just pray?

Can we just not?

>> No, he need to pray.

>> Pastor: Can we just pray right now?

>> Tish: I'll pray for you, Pastor.

>> Pastor: OK, you'll pray for me?

No, I need to pray for you and your husband here.

>> No, no, no, I mean, I'll pray if you tell me to pray.

I ain't finna pray 'cause he told me to pray.

>> No, both of you need prayer.

Both of you need prayer in your situation asking God

to forgive you so you can move forward in this situation.

I'ma ask Pastor here to kind of mentor him,

keep up with him because we gon' work with this.

But can we pray?

Can we pray?

Can we pray?

Can we pray?

Do you mind touching him?

Do you got a problem? >> Touch who?

>> Touching this young man that you married.

>> Just touch a neighbor.

>> Well, we'll make him your neighbor right now.

Is that OK?

Is that OK?

That's OK. >> Don't hug me.

Don't touch me tight.

>> Don't forget what brought you two together.

Love, something brought you together that you

married this man, that you married this woman.

We have to go back to that.

We have to keep our relationship fresh and do new things,

do spicy things to keep it alive.

And trust me, ain't nothing in them streets but trouble.

I'm just telling you it is.

Can we pray, Tish?

You good? >> Yeah, I'm good.

>> You good?

Come on.

Pastor, touch and agree with me on this situation.

Father God, in Jesus' name, we lift

this couple up before you right now.

Father, we thank you that healing

and forgiveness happens right now,

by the same love that you had for us

that you forgave us and all of our mess,

you forgive them right now in Jesus' name.

Father, we thank you right now.

>> I did some wrong.

I did some wrong.

I think we all supposed to forgive, right?

Right.

I'ma let him come home.

If he true, I swear foe God,

it's on again.

>> Pastor: Now, Lord, you've chosen your word.

What you have put together, let no man put asunder.

We bind every spirit that comes

against this marriage in Jesus' name.

I don't care if that spirit comes

through the realm of a woman or a man.

We bind it right now.

We thank you again as I pray, in Jesus' name.

Amen.

>> New Pastor: Amen, yeah, y'all hug and make up.

>> For real? >> Yes.

>> I gotta hug him. >> Yes.

>> Tish: OK.

You better delete your Facebook stuff.

I ain't playing. >> I'll delete my page.

Delete my page.

Yeah right.

I'm gone.

>> Andrew. >> Huh?

>> Where are you going?

Oh my goodness, you're going back?

You're so stupid.

That is so dumb.

Oh my goodness. >> I'll be all right.

>> Whatever, don't come back asking me for no more help.

This is it.

This is it. >> I love you, too.

>> Love you, ol' ugly self.

Ain't even say thank you.

Make me sick.

>> OK, y'all know I let him come back in the house.

But letting him come back in the house

made me develop the 10 Commandments.

Well, we did it together.

He agreed, I agreed.

We signed off on it.

I suggest that if you all are gon' be on social media,

if you're gon' have it in your house,

if you got friends who are on it

and you all are going back and forth together,

I would suggest that you all follow these commandments.

I'll give you number 10.

I'ma go from 10 to one.

We're gon' start from the largest to the smallest, OK?

Number 10 being if somebody clicks like

on your picture, it don't mean they want you.

Don't get so caught up on the like,

the comment, the whatever.

A lot of people are married.

Some people are in relationships.

Some people single.

It don't mean they want to date you, OK?

Lighten up.

Take the like, take the comment for

what it is and keep it moving, OK?

That's number 10.

Now we're moving on to number nine.

Number nine is look like you did on your profile picture.

Don't use all these apps that make you smaller,

make you thinner, make you cuter, whatever.

Be you, boo.

Don't worry about it.

You are who you are.

Let everybody know who you are.

Let your light shine, baby.

You ain't gotta be nobody else for nobody else but you.

It's all good, OK?

That's number nine.

Number eight is message me like you want to be messaged, OK?

Don't send me no pictures of your penis.

I ain't gone send you no pictures of me.

I don't know if you got a woman.

You don't know if I got a man.

A lot of people put on there that they're single,

but they're actually married because they don't

like people in their personal business like that, OK?

So if you message somebody, just say hey or whatever.

And if they tell you to back off,

that they don't want to be involved,

respect it, keep it moving and gone on

to somebody who do want to deal with you, boo.

It's somebody out there for everybody,

so it's gon' be somebody out there for you.

Don't get caught up in this person over here

who don't want to go back and forth

with you when they message at night.

OK?

That's number eight.

Now we're gon move on to number seven.

Number seven, don't try to be friends

on Facebook with you friend's enemy.

Don't come and try to holler at me

when you know what I don't get along with Slim,

which in my case, that ain't even me because I don't care.

And you shouldn't care really.

But if that person is over there talking about your

business in the street, putting you down all the time,

but your girl right here that you hang out with all

the time, she over here and now they're friends,

see, now I call that disrespect.

You know this person over here is talking about this girl,

this guy, or whatever, then don't do that.

Pick a side.

I say you gotta pick a side.

You can't be friends with the enemy

and then want to come be around me,

and then want to run back and tell my friends with them.

That's not gon' happen, OK?

Number six, don't try to edit each other's posts.

We all have had some form of education.

I don't care if you graduated from high school.

I don't care if you graduated from college,

got your GED, went to technical school,

whatever the case may be, you know how to spell.

Don't take so much time going on there

telling somebody that they misspelled something.

Don't worry about them.

Worry about yourself.

Number five, don't post your personal business if you don't

want somebody to comment on your personal business.

If you got in trouble doing anything,

if you cheated on somebody, if somebody cheated on you,

whatever the case may be, don't you post it on Facebook

and then somebody come back and comment on it

and you get upset about what they had to say

or their opinion on the situation.

Just don't even put it on there if you didn't want

nobody to know nothing about it, and then you're good.

You can't really control what other people

post or what they have to say,

so if you didn't post it, don't worry about it.

Number four.

Number four is don't buy followers.

If you have 100,000 followers, but you only get

two likes, it kind of looks suspicious.

Don't do it.

Commandment number three, don't announce you are

unfriending somebody or you are unfollowing somebody.

Just do it.

Just go.

Nobody cares.

It's not a big deal.

If you don't want to be this person's friend on Facebook,

then that's fine because guess what.

Y'all probably not friends in life.

You probably don't even see me.

I don't see you.

I probably see two or three people on a daily basis.

Don't worry about it.

If you gon' leave, leave.

Go.

Hit that button, that unfriend and unfollows

or whatever and keep it moving, OK?

Thank you, boo.

Commandment number two, don't get mad

if you make a post and the person comments

and you come and make a comment.

I'm trying to explain this the best way I can.

You make a post, I make a comment,

and then you make a comment behind my

comment directing the comment to me,

but I don't reply to the comment.

Don't get angry at me and say that I'm not

replying to your comment because I did.

I may have just logged off Facebook.

The person may have logged off Facebook,

went to work and stuff like that,

so they're not on it all day.

They have a life, they have jobs, they have families

or whatever, so they're not on the shit all day.

And now we're to number one.

Number one is a doozy.

Commandment number one, do not

under any circumstances allow Facebook,

any social media site, to begin your day.

Don't wake up and go reach for your phone.

A lot of us check for missed calls.

We check the missed call, and then we go straight

to social media to see what somebody is doing.

I'ma give you a for instance on how

that thing right there can feel.

I wake up.

I got this fine specimen of a man

laying right here beside me.

But instead of me reaching over and saying, hey,

good morning, baby, how you doing, I don't do that.

I reach over here and grab my phone,

throw my glasses back on,

and see who done messaged me.

Now why would you do that when you got

this man laying right here, or this woman?

That don't feel good.

And then they wake up and see you

on they phone or on your phone.

However you gotta do it.

That's what was happening in my house.

My husband would get up in the morning

and check his stuff before he checked on me.

He was my protector,

but he slipped.

He was worried about what everybody else was doing

instead of worrying about what I needed,

what needed to be happening in our home.

So to keep you from ending up in the situation

that I ended up in, don't do that right there.

Let the start of your day be to say good morning

to each other, pray, do whatever you gotta do.

Put something on your stomach before

you head to a social media site.

And those are your 10 Commandments.

And I'm out.

>> Andrew: Gone for 81 days.

Man.

I think I kind of liked it, but I did miss my family.

But it don't matter though.

She ain't stopped nothing.

Talking about deleting my page.

She crazy.

I'm still on Facebook.

>> Tish: Social media has a lot of good features to it.

We get to reunite with old friends,

meet new friend, all of that.

It can be really good.

But sometimes are they laughing with us or at us?

All I ask of you to do is to be more

responsible with what you post online.

Be mindful of what you do.

Don't be ignorant like I was.

If you do this, I have done my job.

Again, God bless you.

>> Male Speaker: Damn.

("Who Hurt U")

♪ No, I would never hurt

♪ Hurt you

♪ No, I would never hurt

♪ Hurt you

♪ No, I would never hurt

♪ Hurt you

♪ No, I would never hurt

♪ Girl, why your want to put me in the category

♪ Of a man from your past that was before me

♪ I don't want to do some time

♪ Cross a battle line, or (mumbles)

♪ So what you want to do, girl

♪ You know I want to make you my world

♪ If it's all right then let me know the deal

♪ I realize that your vibe isn't on me

♪ In your hands are a man, just get to know me

♪ Why you want to waste your life chasing alibis

♪ You know the time is nigh

♪ So what you want to do, girl

♪ You know I want to make you my world

>> Tish: In the beginning, I told you about a group

of people who made me feel a little better socially.

(laughs) They made me feel a little better.

They helped me keep pushing, made me laugh here and there.

I just want to tell them I appreciate it.

Now, the pictures you're about to see,

these are just a few of them,

but you understand where I'm coming from.

I thank you again.

God bless you.

♪ For every man who ever really hurt you

♪ Broke your heart, tore apart the essence of you

♪ Girl, I apologize for all the lies and times

♪ That you hurt inside

♪ I don't want to make it worse

♪ I only want to heal your hurt

♪ If it's all right

♪ Then let me know the deal

♪ You don't have a clue

♪ To the way I feel about you, baby

♪ If you let your guard down

♪ You'll see that I am for real

♪ You'll see that I am for real

♪ Girl, I'm not the one, one who hurt you

♪ If you give me the chance to get to know you

♪ I need you to see that

("To the Left, To the Right")

♪ Come on

♪ To the left

♪ To the right

♪ Come on and move a little bit

♪ Let's move a little bit

♪ To the left

♪ To the left, baby

♪ To the right

♪ Oh, back it up now

♪ Back it up a little bit

♪ And smile a little bit

♪ To the left and right

♪ Come on, baby, and move a little bit

♪ Just groove a little bit

♪ To the left and to the right

♪ Oh, just smile a little bit

♪ Oh, back it up

♪ If I could take it back 'cause I never meant to hurt you

♪ Hey girl, I don't know what to say

♪ I'm sorry that I ever made you feel that way

♪ I never realized how I made you feel inside

♪ And all the things that I did to you I can't hide

♪ Oh, how I wish we could start all over again

♪ From the jump I will let you in

♪ Being without you knows no end

♪ Girl, if you give me one more chance I won't do it again

♪ Baby, one love

♪ Who makes sure everything would always stay together

♪ I know you're the one

♪ Who seem to tear it all apart again

♪ I'm sorry for all of the times that I hurt you

♪ Why you want to mess around

♪ Why you always let me down

♪ I heard you were cheating on me

♪ If you don't want me around

♪ I'm gonna leave town

♪ Don't be trippin' on me

♪ You said I'd never last

♪ It's now in the past

♪ Why did you lie to me

♪ Why you lie baby

♪ Why you always put me down

♪ Why you want to mess around

♪ Are you cheating on me

♪ I'm sitting back thinking reminiscing

♪ All about the times we spent together

♪ Lay your head on my pillow

♪ Caress me with your love

♪ Come lay with me tonight

♪ After the mood is right

♪ I want to hold you tight

♪ Till the morning light

♪ Come lay with me tonight

♪ As we lay

♪ I want to hold you tight