Shouting in Church
A man calls a long-time church member complaining that her shouting and running during service is distracting. She defends her praise and threatens to swing on anyone who tries to stop her before the reveal.
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12 calls match “praise”
A man calls a long-time church member complaining that her shouting and running during service is distracting. She defends her praise and threatens to swing on anyone who tries to stop her before the reveal.
A church brother calls the praise dance leader to complain about gyrating and toenail polish.
Jeweler Gavin tells fiancée Denise her engagement ring appraises at about fifty dollars and is cubic zirconia. She pulls fiancé Victor onto the line, the couple explodes, and Tommy reveals Denise's sister Lynn set it up.
A fake church representative tells a woman that her shouting and running during services are disruptive, prompting her to threaten church leaders.
Church officials complain to a member that she shouts, runs through the aisles, and distracts the service. She refuses to quiet down, threatens anyone who tries to remove her, and is pranked by the show.
A church representative tells a woman that members complain because she shouts, runs, and flips during services. She threatens the messenger before Tommy reveals that her girlfriend arranged the call.
A caller says church members are complaining that a woman runs through the aisles, shouts, and does cartwheels during services. She becomes furious at the idea of being removed and learns her friend set up the call.
A travel agent calls a bride-to-be about her honeymoon, but he booked Jamaica, Queens instead of Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
Deacon Patterson calls Brother Conley before pancreas surgery, prays with him, then asks the doctors to take a kidney while he is open. Conley curses him out, and the reveal is that daughter Reesey wanted a smile before Friday's operation.
Nephew Tommy pretends to be a comedian at a club in Stockbridge, Georgia, celebrating the 50s and ranting about eight-track tapes, mixtapes, and nighttime bathroom habits.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
A fake representative of the black parents' group calls a mother to complain that her daughter's braids look ghetto and offers to straighten her hair. The mother fiercely defends her child before the reveal.