The Gospel
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:49:08
So let me get this straight.
You're dating this chick.

:49:10
- Rain.
- Oh, she's a stripper?

:49:13
- That's all you had to say.
- What? She's not a stripper.

:49:16
- Her mama gave her that name.
- Oh, okay.

:49:18
- Rain, that's French.
- It's French, huh?

:49:22
So...
:49:23
...you're not hitting it, because
she's saving it for marriage.

:49:27
- Yeah.
- But she already has a kid.

:49:29
So?
:49:31
Ain't that like closing the barn door
after the horses already escaped?

:49:34
Who hurt you, man?
:49:37
I'm telling you, girl,
if you're gonna marry the man...

:49:39
...tell him you wear a weave.
:49:41
Otherwise he's gonna think his kids
are gonna be born with straight hair.

:49:44
Hold on.
:49:46
- Who is it?
- It's Oscar.

:49:49
Hey. Let me call you back.
:49:51
Okay.
:49:56
- How's it going?
- What are you doing here?

:50:00
You gonna let me come in,
or do I have to stay out in the rain?

:50:04
- Daddy!
- Hey, Daddy's little princess.

:50:08
- Look at you. How you doing?
- Good.

:50:11
You have got to get over that...
:50:13
..."bad boy being saved by the love of
a good woman and Jesus" syndrome.

:50:16
It ain't healthy. Next thing you know,
you'll try to do an all-gospel album.

:50:22
Could you just take your shot?
:50:24
Look what I drew, Daddy.
It's a house.

:50:27
- Wow, that's really good. Look at you.
- You couldn't call first?

:50:30
Oscar.
:50:33
I'm sorry, okay?
:50:34
I figured if I called, you wouldn't let me
come by and see Alexis.

:50:38
- I was in the neighborhood...
- In the neighborhood?

:50:40
Your sister didn't tell you?
:50:42
I got reassigned to Fort McPherson,
so I'll be in town for a while.

:50:45
I'll come by and play with you
and see you...

:50:47
...and love on you and kiss on you
whenever I get ready.

:50:50
I hate to put a dent
in your hometown fantasy...

:50:52
...but we're running out of time
in Fishman's favor bank.

:50:55
He wants us back on tour
by the end of the week.

:50:58
What?
:50:59
Look, man, I'm sorry about what
happened to your pops, really.


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