Omar depends on JB to impress Joc's Investors. Greg changes up the menu at Georgia Bistro leading to some unhappy customers. Keith gets the cold shoulder as he registers to run for city council and Jarvis' Rolex is located. T-Royal performs live.

Keith gets the motivation he needs to run for city council while Greg gives Darius some much needed advice. Omar learns personal information about his employee JB and realizes this isn't their first-time crossing paths.

Keith inches closer to exchanging vows but Jackee has major doubts about their love. Jarvis and Antionette's relationship is unexpectedly fast-tracked. Greg expresses his concerns to Jada while Omar gets disturbing news about Eugene.

Naomi is impressed with Omar's growth while Antionette makes Jarvis a proposal at a much-needed time. Greg reconnects with Jada, his flight attendant turned Bahamian tour guide. Omar, Keith, and Jarvis hit the club while Keith manages to put his wedding in jeopardy.

The Johnson men travel to the Bahamas for Keith and Jackee's destination wedding, but Jarvis is less than pleased with his travel accommodations. Keith packs his own potent lunch for the trip while Greg gets a special delivery that may help him make the trip.

Omar has to play peacemaker at the office before his trip to the Bahamas. Greg meets with Atlanta theatre legend Freddie Hendricks to ask for a favor. Jarvis delivers some great news to his clients before he has a dangerous encounter.

Omar's new hire brings new energy into his company. Jarvis stages a fake appraisal with some help from a familiar face and Keith gets a new side gig that he's not very good at.

Omar realizes he might need some extra help around the office while Greg meets his new mentee, Darius. Jarvis deals with the aftermath of his robbery and Eugene's message on his radio show resonates with Omar.

The Johnson men are fitted for Keith's upcoming wedding and urged to bring a date. Jarvis is suspicious of his new clients' low appraisal. Greg is promoted to Sous-Chef while Jarvis realizes just how ghetto the dating market really is.