Brittany, Keenyah and others in “Unfinished Business”

[to Keenyah] You're very selfish. Very selfish. Like you didn't have the money. You didn't have room, but you ordered drinks. How were you going to pay for your drinks, then? Explain that! How?! How?! How?!

[to Brittany] Brittany!

[to Keenyah] How?! With what?

[to Brittany] This is very awkward.

[to Keenyah] With your looks?

[to Brittany] This is very interesting.

[to Keenyah] What?

[to Brittany] No! Your yelling is not going to change it, so if you want to think that I'm selfish, you can go ahead and think that I'm selfish! Are you listening?

[to Keenyah] No. [in confessional about Keenyah, Nelson Mandela's jail cell experience and Naima] It just comes back to her selfish tendencies. Like in Nelson Mandela's jail cell, you just automatically think because... you know, you're black, that you should be the one to open the cell. I know this experience means a lot to Naima as well. [to Keenyah about Naima and Nelson Mandela] You didn't like that she got the key. When he gave her the key, and you cried about it, you didn't even know if he was still alive or not!

[to Brittany] Whatever.

[to Keenyah about Nelson Mandela] You were so emotional over someone that you didn't know was alive or dead!

[in confessional about Brittany and Keenyah] I hate listening to people yell and just scream at each other because there are other ways, you know, to deal with that stuff.

[to Brittany about Nelson Mandela's jail cell experience and Naima] After she opened the key, it was an emotional moment for me. You were not in my shoes, you don't know how I felt at that moment! So you can go ahead and say, "She felt annoyed!"

[in confessional about Nelson Mandela's jail cell experience] I'm thinking in my head, "Wow. Thank God, Naima, you got to hold that key in your hands. Because obviously these girls don't hold that experience at such high esteem as you do."

[to Keenyah about the experience in South Africa] You are just taking this because you're black. You've said a million times. "This whole experience means so much to me because I'm black."

[to Brittany about the experience in South Africa] It means more to me because it's about who I am and where I came from.

[to Keenyah about the experience in South Africa imitating Keenyah] "Yeah, it's my land!"

[to Brittany about the experience in South Africa] Yeah! What do you think?! Yeah, it's because I'm black!

[to Keenyah] OH! MY! GOD!

[to Brittany about the experience in South Africa] You don't know what the hell I'm thinking!

[to Keenyah] SHUT UP!!!!!!!

[to Brittany about the experience in South Africa] You have no idea! [looks shocked]