- Taking a break.
I'm taking a break.
No I'm not (bleep) okay.
That white bitch is anti-Black
and I'm done with (bleep) show.
So how do I get home?
Here's your mic.
Enjoy the show.
It felt disrespectful, and I'm good.
I'm taking off.
I have no room for any more conversation,
I wanna go.
- Is there anything else we can do for you?
- No, but you've been wonderful, you have a good day.
Bye-bye.
- You really have an attitude, don't you?
- I do, thank you for pointing that out.
You are condescending and gaslighting
and that is what causes my attitude.
Not only are you condescending and gaslighting,
I believe a lot of folks here are anti-Black,
and I'd like to stop having this--
- Excuse me?
- Yeah. - You're accusing of people
of that, is that is so untrue.
You're saying that we're gaslight--
- As a Black woman, I have the right--
- I'm a Latina woman.
- I don't give a (bleep), you're not Black,
as a Black woman I have a right to tell you
that you're being anti-Black,
you can be anti-Black as a Latina.
It's possible.
So I either step off to go--
- I don't like to be accused of something I'm not,
and I'm just--
- Maybe you should think internally maybe you are.
I didn't say you were, I said y'all were anti-Black,
and you say hey, you can't. (speaking gibberish)
You could've said--
- You know what, why don't you just calm down,
you obviously came here agitated
from the moment you arrived,
and you know, it's true--
- Okay, well you're gaslighting me,
why don't you go, I'm done talking.
You have a lovely day. Thank you.
(audience applauding)
- Rayne, Shae, and Angel started
a clothing company together.
But the company never saw the light of day
because Rayne says Shae and Angel stole the grant money.
So, Shae and Angel, we're so glad that you all
are still here.
(audience laughs)
You both feel that the main problem here
was there was a guy that Rayne was dating
that she then moved him in.
- Yes. - Yes.
- Okay, because you all were first roommates
and then out of the clear blue she just shows up
with her man and like, boom, he's moving in?
- Boom, bam, bang.
- Boom, like that? - And there he is.
- [Vivica] Had you guys ever met him?
- No.
- [Vivica] Never met him?
So no idea.
- So, this is what happened.
- [Vivica] Okay.
- This is what happened, Vivica.
So we were all staying together and whatnot,
we were in a program, and the program
wasn't supposed to allow anyone else to live
in the program. - Yes, most of the time
when you move in and you sign a lease,
those are the people that live there.
- Right. It was just us.
And then she started dating,
we had met maybe a couple of times,
'cause she had mentioned that she was dating him.
- So she was dating the guy,
he moved in, not only that, like he moved in.
Dogs moved in.
It was just like.
- Wow. - All of a sudden it became.
All of a sudden it became her house.
- Moved in with your approval, or just moved in?
- Just moved in.
- So you like, came home one day
and she's like hey, meet my man and my dogs.
- Meet my man and my dog.
- Now, did her man pay the bills,
do things around the house?
Oh.
That was a quick answer.
That was, oh. Oh nothing.
- Nothing.
But let me tell you what his two cents came in at.
When it came to us trying to do this business.
- [Shae] Yeah. That part.
- All of a sudden he became what, the manager?
- No, but he just had a voice. (Shae laughs)
- No.
- I'm like how do you move in,
when I didn't invite you here.
- Was he a fashion kind of guy?
- No.
- So did you guys ever-- - Nothing.
- Did you guys ever talk to Rayne and say
what's going on, we do not want him here?
Did you communicate that? - Yes.
- [Vivica] And what happened?
That, oh.
- I personally feel like, because it was obvious
from when he moved in, that we didn't agree with it
and that he had some type of dislike toward us.
- Really? - And then over time,
we had dislike towards him because he was just like
oh, Angel's running everything.
But this ain't even his house.
And so, that's why when the program was ending,
we were like oh yeah, we gotta just go.
- Yeah, we were like-- - So how long did he live
with you guys?
- Almost two years? - Yeah.
- Wow.
- So what was the straw that broke the camel's back
when y'all moved out?
- His dog,
his dog came in my room, and just (bleep),
and I.
- Even the dog is rude?
Even this guy's dog is rude.
- He had a pet rat, okay.
I am deathly afraid of like, anything with
the rat family, the cousins, the possums--
- And you know, and you know-- - It ran loose.
- That's what roommates are supposed to do,
is talk to each other about this stuff,
because sometimes people have fears, phobias,
preferences, and it's clear that she didn't respect that.
- Well he put you all at risk, too,
of being kicked out if he's got
all these animals in there and everything.
- So, we ended up moving out, and I honestly think
she just got it confused.
Where is he at, we don't know,
probably somewhere in Hawaii still living off the money.
(audience laughing)
- Okay, just to clarify.
So you're not sure that there was ever really
a business established.
- So we were working on it--
- We were working on it,
but it wasn't like, registered.
I don't think we ever got like,
an LLC or anything. - Got it.
And you never saw any money come in?
They're not gonna give you money if you didn't
have the company together.
- I never saw any money.