When a Woman's Fed Up Page #8

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Um, the...

The pictures on the Internet.

Can you take them down, please?

Then, like...

See what I mean?

It's embarrassing.

Can you please

take the pictures down?

- I'm begging you.

- Whoo! Baby, baby, baby!

I feel sorry for those

Internet surfers.

God, please take them...

I'm begging you, please.

Oh, please, Ray.

Don't even sit there

and act like

you ain't bothered

about my laughing,

because you know I've been

laughing at your expense

for quite some time now.

And you're not responding.

Mm-mm, you ain't doing me

no favours.

What in the world?

Lee, are you

breaking things again?

My bad.

Whoo!

You know what, Ray?

It says in the Old Testament

that he that commits adultery

should be put to death.

Amen. Amen, mama.

I hate to throw

the scripture around,

but hatred stirs up strife.

And love conquers all.

Yeah, so what?

My mother doesn't

hate you though, Ray.

I can't tell

by all the mistakes

she keep throwing up

in my face.

It's not my mom's fault

that you did what you did.

I know, Tarlyn, but only if you

knew how much I hated myself

for doing that to you.

You did it to all of us, Ray.

What are you talk...

what do you mean?

What do you mean, all of us?

Honey, I...

Okay.

Uh-huh.

That's right.

Hold on a second. What?

What's up with all them fliers

around town?

Wait a minute.

Can't you see I'm on the phone?

What did you say, sir?

I'm sorry.

Okay, cool.

So you said it's going to take

about 15 minutes?

Thank you so much

for your help. Bye.

What do you want, Ray?

What do you mean,

what do I want?

Look at all these fliers

that's floating around town.

Look at this.

"For a good time," it says,

look, "call sexy Ray."

"If your nights are lonely

and your days are blue,

"call... Male or female?

Give Ray a call"?

He'll be there for you

wherever you are.

Oh, my...

That's not funny.

We got to do something

about this.

Okay, maybe you should

go out and find all the fliers

and take them down one by one.

I would,

but my car won't start.

Oh, you probably have sugar

in your tank.

You think something funny?

Come on, you think everything's

funny. It's not funny.

You know I need my car

to get back to work.

I don't know what to tell you.

Maybe you need to get yourself

a bus schedule.

What do you mean

I need a bus schedule?

I need my car.

Hmm. I don't know

what to tell you.

Maybe you should call

your girlfriend.

You're not going to stop

till I lost all my dignity, huh?

You never had any dignity

to begin with.

If you did, you wouldn't have

done what you did.

I made a horrible mistake, okay?

I'm sorry.

Where are you going?

Taking my car

to the repair shop.

How are you going to call them?

- With my phone.

- Hmm.

You may want to use my phone,

since I found it

under the couch.

Look, it wasn't like...

I'm sorry, I hid the phone

because I just... I was...

I was in a jam.

I'm sorry.

Tarlyn, I need that phone.

I needed you to be my husband.

Tarlyn, can I please use

the phone to call a mechanic?

I need to get my car fixed.

Sure. How are you going

to pay for it?

- My credit card.

- Oh.

Where's my credit...?

These credit cards?

Here you go.

What'd you...?

- There you go.

- What...?

Baby, don't cut up...

could I at least just get one?

Let me think about it.

No.

Here you go.

Look, I made a horrible mistake.

I'm sorry.

Where you going?

Go get a tow truck

to get my car fixed

at the repair shop.

Come on. Let's just sit.

Let's go over to the chair.

Right there.

Daddy, what's wrong?

You look flushed.

He stopped taking his high blood

pressure medication,

and now he's got a lot

of severe headaches

happening back-to-back.

You've been giving

that Jesus juice.

No, I did not,

and how you doing today, Ray?

I'm fine, actually.

Good, good.

She said she turned over a new

leaf and owes it all to you.

That's right.

The Bible says to bear

with one another

and forgive whatever grievances

you might have with each other.

So since the Lord

has forgiven me,

I'm making up in my mind

that I'm going to forgive you.

Amen.

Uh-oh. Hold on a minute.

Who's this?

Hello?

Oh, hi, sister Dorothy.

Mm-hmm. Well, now you know

it says in Ephesians 4:29

to let no corrupting talk

come out of your mouth,

but such as is good

for the building up

as it fits the occasion

so that it may give grace

to the hearer who hears it.

Uh-huh. You know, yeah, we need

to stop all this gossiping

and, you know, judging people.

It's time for us

to honour the Lord.

That's right.

Well, I am so glad

to hear that you understand

where I'm coming from

with this.

All right, baby.

I'll talk to you next week.

That's right,

on the real prayer line.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I was playing church before.

But now I just can't

do that anymore.

Yeah, you were definitely

playing church.

Not right now.

Hey, she was.

I know.

- You sleepy?

- No, he's good.

What I realized

about that happy juice

and all the stuff

I was going through,

I realized that you weren't

my enemy, Ray.

I found out that I was my own

worst enemy.

That's some... that's...

I appreciate that.

That's impressive.

Touch my stomach.

Oh.

Meet your son.

My son... my son?

I'm a... I'm a...

I'm a father?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Oh, man.

I'm... I'm kind of lost.

This is like one of the most

happiest days of my life.

You know, I'm so happy

that we got a chance

to work it out,

and I'm just... I don't know what

I would have did

if I'd have lost you.

Congratulations, Ray.

Thank you, mama.

Daddy, you crazy.

Daddy.

Baby, you all right?

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I-I-I-I'm good.

You need a glass

of water or something?

- Daddy, stand up.

- No, you ain't... he ain't good.

Come on.

Let me look at you now.

Ray...

Ray, somebody help me.

Leroy, come on.

Sweetheart? Oh, no.

Oh, Lord, help!

Daddy?

- What's happening to him?

- Oh, my God.

- Can you see...?

- Open your eyes, daddy.

His eyes...

I'm not no doctor.

His eyes are dilating.

- They dilating?

- Is he going to be all right?

I think...

- Well, what should we do?

- I... I think...

I think he may be having

an aneurysm.

An aneurysm?

My Lord, Jesus.

We got to get him some help.

We got to get him

to the hospital.

- Come on, help me get him up.

- Get the keys. I need the car.

Come on, Leroy.

Leroy, baby. Leroy, come on.

- Help us get you up.

- Hurry up and get the keys.

I don't know

where those keys are.

Just try.

I'm going to get you

to the hospital, baby.

Come on, I'm going

to get you there.

Come on, baby.

Come on, come on.

We got to get you

to the hospital.

Tarlyn, baby,

now you stay here.

- No.

- Yes, no.

And I will call you, okay?

Come on.

- Ray, you got him?

- I got him.

Come on, Leroy.

Come on, baby.

Ray.

I'll make sure

everything's okay.

Thank you.

- Here you go, sweetie.

- Hey, thank you.

All right.

I was thirsty.

Thanks, Shae.

You know I'll do anything

for my friends.

And Tarlyn,

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