Get to work.
Use your core, not your arms.
Dad.
Good morning, we just moved in. I'm Paul.
Those bags are not gonna carry themselves.
Cut him some slack, okay?
He's not one of your cadets.
Yvette, stop coddling him.
Kids nowadays need structure,
that's why his generation is so weak.
What are you doing?
No music 'til you finish unpacking upstairs, understood?
Yes, sir.
All right, bon appétit.
I won't be long, I promise.
Okay.
Hey.
He's tough on you because he loves you.
Don't forget that.
What happened?
Jonah, what's wrong?
Baby, go out and get some sunshine.
What about the room?
Ah, don't worry, I got you.
Just make sure you're back before your father gets home.
Yo, hit me back, it's urgent.
Remember that crazy shit you said happened
to Kareem last year?
- I think it's happening here. - Alcohol now,
is that the example we're setting for Jonah?
I wanna know where you've been.
Please, please, get off my back.
Where have you been?
Get off my back, not tonight, please.
You're very late, where have you, oh my God.
I can't come in late?
Why can't you answer the question?
Your son needs you, okay?
I need you.
You need to stop taking your frustrations out on that boy.
He's too soft, Yvette, we need to toughen him up.
Would it kill you to show him just a little affection?
I'm done.
What the hell?
Dad?
Jonah, rise and shine.
What's it, hey, honey, it's milk.
Jonah, what's the matter?
Hey?
We've gotta get outta here.
- Honey, what are you talking about? - There's something evil here.
The milk? The creepy-ass neighbor across the street,
even the trees, they sound different.
- What? - Are you out of your mind?
- Honey, he's-- - What's all that noise about?
He's having a bad dream.
What are you, six? A bad dream?
- What is wrong with you? - We have to leave.
That might get, oh, no, no, no, no.
Do you know how lucky you are to be here
- in this neighborhood? - I'm not gonna pretend
like I like it here.
You won't even take me serious when I say it.
You deal with this.
Come on, let's go.
You might not see it now, but I do want what's best for you.
I left my village when I was 16, same age you are now,
not because I wanted to but because I had to.
You wanna know how I got through it?
How?
I realized that home is here.
It's not out there.
As long as you stay connected, you will be okay.
- But Dad, this neighborhood-- - It's not the neighborhood, son.
It's everywhere.
Good morning.
Smile and wave, that's what you gotta do.
Go on.