- [Cory] So this is how we are
starting our day, with a Smurf.
We are starting our day with a Smurf.
- It's a big day
in our house, too. - Yes, yes.
- Good. - So we found out
that a friend had came over and played with Chell,
and left a blue marker with this big letter I,
because this is a little art project they're working on.
And Chell hid the marker and the blue letter under her bed,
and then this morning found it,
proceeded to color herself blue.
So we have a blue child who's about to go to dance class,
and see some friends coming into town today.
So, yeah, good morning.
- I would like to point out
that these are not the washable markers.
- (laughs) No. - It's not a permanent marker,
but it's not washable,
so it'll take - Yeah.
a while to come off.
- [Cory] And what's really sad, too,
is this shirt is one of her favorite shirts.
This is her lucky shirt.
- Yeah, it's from Lucky from Spirit.
- Yeah, and your grandma grenana Dana,
because we don't know what to call her, got her this shirt.
And that's a T4 by the way, that shirt.
That shirt is toast.
For real Chell, what are we gonna do with you?
Like this one, a bath won't even get this off of you.
It's just gonna be time 'cause remember your dad got
this stuff on him and he was like it didn't come off
for like three days. - Yeah, they washed
their hands and nothin'.
- [Cory] They did everything they could,
so she is just gonna - Awesome!
- be blue.
- Yeah!
- for a while. - I actually can't wait
to see our friend's reaction to this.
'Cause they don't have kids yet!
- Yeah! - So this is like, hey hey!
- [Cory] Yep.
Are you excited to have friends over today?
- Yeah!
- Let's go get coffee, come on.
You don't need pants today.
All right bad dad joke for the day, you ready?
- Yeah.
- I just told this one to Chell.
What do you call a witch who lives in the desert?
A sandwich.
We're losing all of our leaves, man.
They're goin', they're leavin'!
Dad jokes on point!
I'm not gonna lie, like when I first saw all the blue
when I came up to her room, I was like, "Oh my gosh."
There was a little part of me inside that was like
kind of upset, because I was like,
"Dude, her beautiful shaggy white rug
"is now blue in one of the corners."
And there's blue all over the bed
And there's blue on the walls,
and there's blue on the floor, there's blue,
blue everywhere, right?
And, it's like, I can either be upset about it
or go, heh heh, she's a kid and this is gonna happen.
- [Kristen] Yep.
- And the corner of that rug?
That's blue because of that one time she woke up blue.
So you just kind of, like, have to laugh it off.
That's the only thing you can do.
And, like, what good is it gonna be to be upset about it?
- [Kristen] Yeah.
- It doesn't make anything better.
- [Kristen] No.
- It just makes the rest of day harder.
- [Kristen] Right.
- So you just kind of like, choose to be happy,
choose to, you know, laugh at it and move on.
- No, no, no.
- [Kristen] No camera?
- No camera.
- [Kristen] Okay.
- [Cory] So, I just wanna talk about this day
we're having today.
We're having extreme bad luck,
and we're starting to think that maybe
this bad luck is because we're gonna have some friends
come over who tend to have extremely bad luck.
- [Kristen] Yeah.
- [Cory] One friend in particular.
Yeah, he's very bad luck.
But anyway, yeah, so Kristen
she got like, this string pull in her pants.
- [Kristen] Yep.
- [Cory] And so like, the string is
it messed up her brand new pants,
and then you just spilled like a ton of coffee on you.
- [Kristen] It was actually chocolate milk
which is gonna smell - [Cory] Oh chocolate milk.
- [Kristen] even better yeah.
- [Cory] And that's okay.
And our daughter turned blue, ya know.
There was that.
All the things in her room
are now slightly blue.
- [Kristen] And we have about 11 minutes
before Chell and I need to leave the house for dance class,
and as you can tell, we're not home.
- [Cory] Yeah, so what else is gonna go wrong?
- Who knows?
Let's find out.
I would also like to point out
that Cory right now, is drinking a java chip.
Is that what that is?
And he just found out today,
that typically those don't have any coffee in them.
We go to Starbucks so he can get a java chip with coffee.
Now, usually he orders one extra shot,
but he learned that yeah,
he's getting this big 'ol drink
with about this much coffee.
- I didn't know that like ...
That's weird that they don't have coffee.
'Cause I asked them how much is in it,
and they were like,
"Oh, there's none."
So I've been doing this and not like--
- Yeah.
- So really, the only thing that sends me to the bathroom
is the milk.
- Yep.
- I am that lactose intolerant.
All right little lady,
you got your dance outfit on.
You ready to go?
- Yes.
- [Cory] Are you ready to go?
- Yeah.
- [Cory] I like how you match your outfit.
Look at these hands.
It's like they match in perfectly.
You're so silly.
You silly little lady.
What are you doing?
You're being a, what an ostrich?
Is that what a ostrich does,
they put their head in the ground?
- [Kristen] Hi Chell.
- [Cory] She's so grumpy.
- Cory is at the airport right now
picking up our friends.
He's been gone for like, 40 minutes,
and I'm sitting here at home just like waiting.
Haven't seen any text messages yet.
Don't know where they're at.
Their plane was on time, but you know,
I don't know how long it takes to get a bag,
and then like hug it out,
and then drive back here takes like,
not that long.
So, where are they, you know?
Like, where are they?
I got the house pretty well picked up
for their arrival.
Atlas is ready.
We're just chilling out, waiting.
Chells still upstairs sleeping,
but this little guy is keeping me company.
How you doing?
You've got your squeaky elephant.
I don't think it's supposed to make that noise,
but it's pretty fun.
I keep thinking I see like, a car
drive up the driveway out of my eye,
but it's just our front door,
like stuff reflecting.
I don't like this part of waiting,
'cause it's like, "Where are they?
"When are they gonna get here."
Like, I'm hungry.
I'm ready to go out to eat.
But where they at?
Hi, you wanna give everybody a hug?
You just wanna touch everybody.
Oh, hello.
It's called a camera, Atlas.
Say hi to everybody watching.
There's lots of people all around the world
that really really think you're pretty cool.
And they like watching, huh?
By the way, Chell has started picking up some of my
like weird habits.
Some weird things that I say.
So keep an ear out for it when you're watching the vlogs.
I always say to the kids like,
"We're gonna do this, huh?"
And Chell has started saying, "Huh,"
at the end of her sentences.
I'm trying to break myself of it,
because I don't want her saying that.
Like, it's pointless.
The "huh," is just annoying if anything.
So, I'm trying to stop saying it,
but it's an effort.
Like, it's a struggle.
That's just what kids do though.
They're like little sponges,
and they pick up all sorts of stuff.
Where are they?
They're here.
Hey sweetie.
Hi Chell.
Good morning.
Do you wanna go meet our new friends?
We have new friends here to play.
Who's that?
- Hi.
- Wow, you got all the blue off of you.
How did you do that?
So of course, Charles and Ally are here
hanging out with us,
and they are quizzing Chell
on all of the different farm animals that she can do.
And so far, she's got all of them,
even the giraffe.
- The giraffe.
I'm trying to think of a stumper.
- What does a chicken say?
- Bock bock.
- [Cory] For the giraffe she was like,
"Crunch, crunch, crunch."
- What does a duck say?
- Which is a trick question,
'cause nobody knows what an actual giraffe says.
What does a dolphin say?
- [Cory] Do you know the dolphin?
- [Ally] You should have Uncle Charles say it.
- I can't even do it.
- All right, so now we're gonna go
into downtown Tulsa, because we have Photoshop class.
I don't know if you guys know this,
but like, we took these Photoshop classes
so we could make like better thumbnails,
so that I can make better videos.
We just do like, a lot of different things
and maybe make some like, new graphic designs
for our clothes and stuff,
'cause we don't have any shirts.
So, this is where we go to take our classes.
It's a place called Ahha.
This is that crazy museum.
I don't know if you guys remember
that crazy museum that has that crazy stuff.
Oh, look how beautiful that is.
Isn't that awesome?
- [Instructor] Okay, what's next on our
little donut deal here.
In the 3D panel, I'm gonna click on
the little light bulb at the top
to filter my lights.
Notice that my 3D ground plane
and all my wood just disappeared
because I'm currently on the background label.
This is the direction you want.
Then, let's go back to the 3D object
with this 3D layer here.
And you also see that the shadow
looks really really grainy.
This is just a preview of what
your object will look like when you're finished with it.
We're going to adjust the angle of the light
to match the angle of the light
that's in our photograph.
In other words, there's light coming through these windows.
You're gonna choose, vanishing point grid,
which is what we've just created.
- [Cory] So what did we learn today, Kristen?
- We learned how to make 3D objects
out of 2D objects.
- [Cory] Yeah, we made 3D donuts.
- Yeah, get ready for some awesome thumbnails.
- [Cory] Oh my gosh.
Look at this, we'll make this look 3D.
It's like we actually pushed that,
but it was not.
That was a Photoshop composite.
- Right, right.
I don't remember anything we just learned.
- All jokes aside though, we learned a lot.
This was such a good experience
to come here and just do this.
I highly suggest you guys go out and like,
educate yourselves on things, just randomly.
Why are we running?
Why all of a sudden the running?
- Beers, bread.
- [Cory] Beer and bread.
Okay, let's go have some.
- Wait, don't get run over.
- Okay, we're good.
Come on, beer and bread.
All right guys, it's late so we're going to bed.
We are gonna have a really awesome week
with these guys.
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- [Ally] I'm sure you all wanna see
that pretty face.
- [Cory] Get used to it.
- You wanna see that?
Sorry, there's babies sleeping,
so I'm not used to that.
- Goodbye.
- [Cory] It's just like one really though.
It's just one.
- Goodbye.
- [Cory] There you go, yeah, yeah.
- All right, Chell did better.
She's cuter.
You try.
- Goodbye.
- [Cory] You almost got hit.