00:00He throws shade better than anyone, he's just like, but he does it and it catches me off guard.
00:05I'm like, dude, you better pull that, rain it in, rain it in.
00:09I control the Legos.
00:10He likes to climb, he likes to head dive off of couches and chairs, I think probably like every one
00:15year old.
00:16And he wants to do a peekaboo over the top of the chair with a launch.
00:20Oh.
00:20And you just have to, you just got to be there.
00:22He's the older brother and he tortures his younger brother.
00:25He psychologically tortures him.
00:27So he just does really quiet, like Kevin Spacey-like moves.
00:32Abel, my younger one, would be like, I can't wait to, you know, play with my Legos.
00:35And Archie would be like, those aren't your Legos.
00:37Hi puppy.
00:38Hi puppy.
00:39Hi.
00:45It gets crazy.
00:46I mean, everybody knows that whole like four to eight o'clock at night is like chaos.
00:51I mean, it's like the crazy time at our house.
00:53Mommy, we're naked.
00:57Is that right?
00:58Mommy, we're naked.
00:59They love it.
01:00And here's the thing.
01:01I can see that they're naked.
01:03It's face time.
01:04That's right.
01:04Yeah, it's not yet.
01:05Like, oh yeah, there you are.
01:06Where's your, where, what happened to your clothes?
01:08I have the twerking son.
01:10Uh, more of like the jokester son.
01:15My son comes everywhere with me.
01:16We're all good.
01:17Like, we're tight.
01:18He's the first person I see in the morning and the last person that I see at night and vice
01:22versa.
01:22So we're all good.
01:23He's a ham.
01:24Is he a ham over?
01:25Yes, yes, he has to ask for days.
01:27Something strange in the neighborhood.
01:31We're gonna call Ghostbusters.
01:35Woo!
