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I did not think much of this movie when the trailers were released. I just saw it as Keke Palmer being annoying (like most of the time) and SZA making a sad attempt at acting. Palmer's character works as a waitress and lives with her best friend, who's a total MORON! When SZA makes the idiotic mistake of letting her boyfriend handle their rent money, the duo now have to come up with a new payment before the deadline while also dealing with a neighborhood bully and Palmer's upcoming job interview all in one day.

Never judge a trailer by its cover, this movie was actually really good. I was genuinely surprised that it was actually funny and not stupid. The movie mainly relied on Palmer and SZA's chemistry, and they both did a pretty good job. Not only that, but both characters went through actual growth as well. Katt Williams like always was an idiot in this, and also my favorite. Janelle James (Ava from Abbott Elementary) was also stupid as hell, but HILARIOUS. This was basically the girl version of Friday. It's NOT as good as Friday (not even close), but it held up in it's own right. 

Fun movie, highly recommend it. Thanks For Reading

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