Last week, Kalani was pulled out of the group dance,
and Kira and Kalani quit.
So we're not sure what's going on,
if they are coming back or not.
But it doesn't look like it.
I think everyone of us except you
thought she was coming back.
Did you think she was coming back?
- Well, yeah, I did. - [gasps]
Oh, my god.
Is this Kira?
Holy [bleep].
It is.
Oh, I'm gonna move away.
Oh, boy. Oh, boy.
Welcome back.
Yeah, she did.
Told you.
Abby is not going to be happy about this.
Let's run the group routine.
Kalani is not in this group dance.
It's already way too involved.
There's no way.
I get that Kalani missed a day and that all
the girls worked yesterday.
I understand that.
But I also understand that a lot of people
miss days and still get put in the group number.
Maddie has.
Well, she does because she's doing a job
that was pre-approved, not because you
stormed out and said I quit.
I mean, you cannot compare what Maddie does
to you leaving with Kalani.
I want Kalani back on the team.
But the fact of the matter is, Kira needs to get
back into Abby's good graces.
And the only way to do that is to know what battles are
the big ones to fight and what battles
she has to walk away from.
I'm going to go talk to her.
[interposing voices]
Abby, I'm coming to talk to you.
I know you're probably busy.
Right, and you're supposed to be above it.
And then when you hinge backwards, you're beneath it.
But I think you should look up.
Hi.
Can you put her in the group number?
No.
But she literally had the worst day yesterday.
And I'm telling you this because she loves you.
Well, I love your kid too.
But I think you don't always make the right choices.
She goes, I'm a dancer.
I'm not a singer.
I'm not anything else.
I'm a dancer.
And she knows that.
Kalani's here, and she wants to dance for you.
Will you give her a chance to come talk to you?
I would love to have Kalani dance.
That's not a problem.
The problem is that we are in the middle of the number.
All the choreography on the fence, all the timing,
that's all been worked out. - I get it.
But Abby, if anyone can do it, it would be you.
If you wanted to put her in the number,
you could put her in the number.
But I already did the work, Kira.
That's the thing. It's not about your kid.
It's just about throwing another kid in.
We've done the work.
We have worked our butts off.
The thing is is Kalani's here.
She wants to dance.
No.
This is ridiculous.
Sit your [bleep] out of group dance for a week.
Sorry. - Yeah.
You're not in it.
Get over it.
Don't jeopardize everyone else for you.
I understand that.
I mean, you're selfless, not selfish.
And I'm not.
And I never have been.
Because if I was selfish, I certainly wouldn't be here,
because this is about Kalani.
No, it's not about Kalani.
It's not about Kalani.
That's where you're wrong.
It's not about Kalani.
It's about a group of five other little girls that
have to work harder because your kid made a dumb mistake,
or you did. So you're asking all of us--
Everybody makes mistakes.
You're asking us to bend over backwards, take
one up [bleep] for your kid.
And I'm not doing it anymore.
Kalani is not in the dance.
She is not in this group dance, period.
Stop begging for it.
Getting her more agitated, and working her up, and being like,
you got to put her--
it's just going to make matters worse.
Yeah, it's just going to make it worse.
We move on. - Move on.
- Move on. - Move on.
Have a brain and walk away while I'm on the phone.
Be respectful of that.
I will.
God.
[moms mutter]
That's never good.
I mean, why did she come back?
Now Abby's all riled up.
I quit.
All right, see you, girls.
Everybody's finished for the day.
The kids need to work on the dance.
Yes.
Why does everybody have to get punished
because Kira came back? - Right.
- And Abby didn't want her. - Right.
This is [bleep].
The kids have to dance.
You went in and you started on Abby.
And the kids had to leave.
No, I didn't turn on Abby.
- But you were supposed-- - Don't tell me what I did.
- I saw the whole thing! - I went in.
I was going to talk to her.
It's not fair to punish the kids
because you decided to leave.
It's not fair to the children.
The children are the ones that always get hurt.
Right.
Oh, dear.
One more day before competition, yeah, we're in bad shape.