Karamo confronts Renee about seven years of absence from her daughter's life. Renee blames practical barriers like not having a driver's license, but Karamo pushes back: the real problem is the breakdown in communication and the child's pain that no excuse can match.
You sitting here alive, people don't have they daddy.
And I want mine. And I've told you, I am sorry a lot. What do you want me to do? Come see your kids. I'm sorry. Come see your kids. I have, more than once.
7 years, 7 years, and when you came, you came with her.
Let's be for real. That was my only way to get there. How was I gonna get there? If I physically do not have a driver's license, how can I travel when I can't get in a car?
Renee, this is not your ex-wife. This is your daughter. It's not. Two things. First, I can see the breakdown in communication when it comes to you and your daughter, and it's up to you to be better in that communication. She has her pain, she has her experiences, and as a little girl, she needs your help to heal that. But you can't match her. And secondly, it's unfortunate right now, but brother, I gotta tell you, you're wrong for your train of thought, and it's just the truth.