Earn's losing streak continues. He gets a big check from the endorsement contract that Paper Boi signed. He takes Van out for a night on the town. He takes her to a movie theater and tries paying with a $100 bill. They won't take it. He tries to pay with his debit card but they want to make a photocopy of his debit card and his drivers license before they will accept it. The next customer is white, carrying, but they let him pay with a $100 bill.
Earn and Van leave the movie theater and go to a hookah club. Earn pays the door fee with a $100 bill. They get approached by security. The manager is convinced that the $100 bill is fake even though all he has is his opinion to back it up. They end up getting shown the door, after paying and not getting the $100 bill back.
Earn and Van finally go to a strip club. Earn figures that this place is fool proof. The club lets them in but then charges them all kinds of money for all kinds of things. Earn wants $100 in $1 bills but they insist that he change at least $200 and the club takes 20% so he gets just $160 back. Earn eventually gives up, very frustrated.
Michael Vick, the football player, is racing people for money in the parking lot outside the strip club. He's already raced 6 people in the past 10 minutes. Earn decides to give it a shot. Will Earn never learn? I don't see what he thinks he's going to get by flashing money around. Alfred tries to talk some sense into Earn but that doesn't go very far.
It's depressing watching this season. I'm not ready to give up yet but I'm losing interest. Three episodes of downward spiral. I might watch the rest of the season but depending on how it goes I'm not sure I will be interested in coming back for anymore after that.
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