Lorenzo is anti-everything his family supports, so working with Tariq isn't something he wants.īut she needs to make money, and so does Tariq. And that makes sense for her at this juncture. Zeke brings that back to the rest of the Tejada's, and god knows where Monet goes from there.įor now, she's still going to be in business with Tariq on the down-low. And the absolute last thing she needs is to have him march up to Zeke and spill all the tea to him before she does. Monet is brilliant, but it seemed like a rash decision to break things off with Mecca like that because it wasn't thoughtful or considerate, and it was only going to serve to upset him more than anything else. Now, we still don't know a lot about Mecca, but it's safe to say, considering his penchant for violence when he doesn't like something, that he's not going to be okay with Monet cutting him off and reneging on her promise to introduce him to Zeke. The Tejada family dynamics will be a significant thing to watch as the second season winds down because absolutely no one is on the same page.Īt first, Monet seemed to be open to managing both her family and her resurging romance with Mecca, but once she saw her family actually acting like a family, she changed her mind and left Mecca out in the cold. In contrast, Cane wants nothing more than to be the leader of, well, anything. These past ten years, I kept the business going out here.ĭru has shown precisely zero signs of wanting to follow in anyone's footsteps, especially Lorenzo's. These past ten years, I kept the business going out here.
Monet: We come a long way from those days. You'd be in the crib, holding it down with the kids. Lorenzo: Remember when I used to go out, get that bread. At no point does he ask anyone what it is they want, and that's Lorenzo's fundamental issue.
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