I wanted to talk to you guys about /
I'm just thinking about the possibility of maybe
like moving.
Off to a dorm at college?
Like about a year from now?
JAZZ: I want to be able to exercise a little bit
more freedom and a little bit more control in my life
so by the time I do go to college
I can be fully prepared for that lifestyle.
Are we prohibiting you from your independence?
JEANETTE: Last I checked, we were pretty lenient.
Like we're pretty cool parents.
You do well just about everything you want.
Does this have anything to do with partners and--
Amir?
There is a benefit with Amir, but that's not like my reason.
But there is a benefit in that when he does come
down to Florida he could stay at my place,
and that makes it easy.
JEANETTE: I think Amir has a big role
in her wanting to move out.
If Amir doesn't have a place to live,
I feel really bad about that.
But Jazz needs to realize you don't live
with somebody you're in a relationship with unless you're
very serious.
Who's paying for this?
Me.
All me.
That's a lot of loot.
Then you have your cell phone because I'm
not gonna pay for that if you're gonna be independent.
And I'm not gonna pay for a car--
You don't have a car.
GREG: Which costs money.
And then insurance for a car costs money.
And then cable and then utilities.
All those things add up.
JEANETTE: And it's free here.
GREG: I don't think Jazz has the full picture of what
it takes to live on your own.
I don't think she understands all the expenses
associated with it.
And there's just a plethora of things
that really have just not been something that she's
been responsible for.
I never handle anything for myself.
And I think I want to start doing it for myself,
being more independent.
I got nothing against you doing your own laundry
and making your bed in the morning and setting an alarm
and getting up early.
Start doing it.
Now.
There's nothing that's stopping you
from doing that stuff at home.
JEANETTE: I can't even get you to get
out of bed in the morning.
To be independent, you have to be very mature in many ways.
And there are certain ways where she is not mature.
I don't think you realize this,
but the second you walk into my room you give me
a list of commands for the day.
You come in my room, you're like,
get up, get up, get up, get up.
Because I have to do that for you to get out of bed.
You're the type of person who is on top
of everything in my life.
I don't want to be.
If you started waking up on your own, I wouldn't go there.
Even if-- I think you will always be if I'm living here.
You're making my brain hurt.
This is exactly what I don't want though.
Like you don't understand.
You're like, I need to see all these things
from you before I let you move.
But all you're doing is imposing your version
of the best lifestyle upon me.