False equivalence if I ever saw it but O.K. He is her husband, assuming she knows him, she knows he's not going to do anything that downgrades their (hers and the childrens) current lifestyle, the club has made a lot of money and is growing exponentially, so it's not a money issue. The only "potential lifestyle…

Right, she wants him to be a drug dealer…he wants to not deal drugs..

I think the writing suggest his exit strategy was the club, and I think him sending her home was after she made it clear that she wasn't on board with going legit. They wrote it that way so we could assume his feelings changed for her at that point & had him open for another woman, insert Angela. Going forward they…

My true favorites are The Walking Dead & Game of Thrones. Empire, a show laregly about unscrupulous successful black people in the music industry, I don't watch it, I could be wrong. See, the thing about TV is, its not just for pure entertainment purposes, it serves a greater purpose than to ensure the masses have a…

Well the way they wrote it he wants to get out but a number of things happend that gets him deeper in. I wasn't going to even watch this, another black man selling drugs I thought, but, the show is good AF, best show on TV damn near. I think I'm ashamed to say it…

Don't forget the reason he was pushed toward Angela in season one was because he wanted to get out of the drug business and go legit, Tasha's response was something like "I want you to be the biggest bleepty bleep drug dealer in NY" wanting him to keep selling drugs…even off the screen having a woman that's addicted…