Yeah, what kind?

Uhh, vanilla.

Can we do a quick vanilla, please?

yeah, 2 milkshakes

No no no, just 1. Just 1.

- Just 1? - Yeah. - Okay.

But this woman is about to learn that for Caleb...

oh cool, Momma, can I get a milkshake?

.... there's a very different set of rules

- She's my real daughter. She gets things that you don't get.

MOMMY!!!!

Oh, that's nice. Thank you.

WOW!!!!!!

Here you go, darling.

That looks really delicious.

You can have our left-overs.

Shhhhh

Now you're being a bad influence to my daughter. Don't do that.

She was showing me.

It doesn't matter what she was doing. It matters what you were doing.

She watches as Tracy and Ava get full meals.

This would be for you.

But Caleb, he only gets a side order of fries.

How come I can't have a hamburger, too?

Because I only get so much money a month. Stop.

You need to be more appreciative. Because if I send you back, no one's gonna adopt you.

With that, the woman is up and pacing around the room.

And we're wondering what she's thinking when she approaches our actors' table.

Is everything ok with you?

Yeah.

Are you ok?

He's fine.

I'm sorry if he disturbed you.

But he's not my real son. I can't lie to him and say I wanna keep him forever.

I took care of foster kids all the time. I know how to do this.

He's fine. He's just having a bad day.

Before she makes that call, it's time to introduce ourselves.

My name's John Quinones.

It's "What would you do?". You're alright?

Yes, I'm okay.

I couldn't eat. I'm like sitting, I'm like "Oh my god, oh my god, I can't. Did she just say that? Did she just say that?"

I couldn't eat.

You know, this happens.

I know people people who have been foster children, and they felt that their parent were treating them, you know, differently. So....

I wasn't raised that way

When someone's in your household, you treat them like your treat everybody in your family.