“It doesn’t matter how old you are, if you got it, you got it. Floss it, why not,” said Stormy after hearing Dorothy had purchased a Rolls Royce Phantom. And while the other club members applaud her achievement, Helen feels otherwise. While Dorothy was enjoying her luxury investment, Stormy was busy creating ways to invest into her community. A Meeting with Atlanta based music figures, Vawn and Jazze Pha found her and her assistant Reggie proposing a youth dance competition, that would promote performing as a means to get kids off the street. Needless to say, the idea matched with Stormy’s ability to sell anything, moved the men to invest in the venture. Meanwhile Helen decided to invest a little quality time with her brother Sharieff. But the exchange found Helen only talking about herself, which moved her brother to become annoyed. It soon becomes clear all is not well between the two siblings, who have suffered an estranged relationship since Sharrieff revealed he was gay. Things take a turn for the worst as the conversation becomes an exchange of low blows, of which results in broken glass and immediate dismissal.