Two years after Sihle and his wife Bonolo (Mimî M Khayisa) have moved in, they host Christopher and his wife Lynette (Olivia Darnley) for a party with wine and nibbles.  The first scene to have the audience exploding with laughter is when Bonolo slowly demonstrates her new aerator for refreshing the red wine with great drama and aplomb as each glass is poured slowly from high above.  When all four glasses are poured they are left on the table for everyone to help themself.  No-one is allowed to clink the expensive crystal. The conversation is full of one upmanship with comparing notes about trips to Italy.

Chris waxes lyrical about how long they have lived there before getting together, but his real reason for meeting soon becomes apparent.  The white couple want action taken against the shack squatters and they want Sihle and Bonolo to deliver the petition.  Presumably coming from a black couple, their action is less likely to be attributed to racism but we know it is still about class.  The script is laced with small and witty judgments to make us laugh like Chris thinking that Sihle works in security rather than in financial securities!