We cannot move into your guest house
until you guys get out.
(laughing)
Hi guys!
Hey babe! how are you? Hey babe!
So great to see you! How are you?
You too
What are you guys doing? (laughing)
We're trying to get it together, man.
We're rebuilding a house here.
Our apartment just sank again in New York City,
but we're getting over it.
No!
We're still stuck in our guest house
for like going on two years now.
I'm getting sick of the guest house.
(laughing)
You know, I got to tell you guys,
I'm sorry to hear about the apartment.
And of course,
obviously the fire is horrific,
but honestly the-
We're fine, we're here!
The worst part about all of this is that
we cannot move into your guest house
until you guys get out.
No! Cause we're here.
Once we leave you can be guests, yay.
Okay, pinky swear.
You can be our first guests.
Hey man, how was your summer?
You guys, how was your summer?
So good. It was amazing. You went traveling right??
Yeah, we were in Germany and Austria.
We were in Mexico for a minute.
Yeah
We really made up for lost time.
Yeah, we caught the tiny window
of being able to try.
I think Germany and Austria,
they've all shut down already again.
They don't want us.
They don't want us anywhere.
So we caught like the one month window and we just,
we just went for it, it was great.
The pictures are just beautiful.
Really nice pictures.
Jenny. I know you and the kids speak German.
Does, Jason do you? Yes.
I sure don't Rachel.
No but he speaks more than
I want him to. It's like at first I thought, oh,
I'll have the secret language with my children,
but now he understands too much.
So it's kind of annoying.
Well you're only Through context
Yeah well I mean you're speaking to a seven-year-old
so I can pick up most of the context clues.
You know, my sister took German for years
all throughout junior high and high school,
so when you guys come up,
we'll have a big like an Oktoberfest or something,
maybe next summer, that would be...
We'll make some schnitzel!
(laughing)
Some schnitzel! [German]
Ya good, ya good [German]
All I can offer is
I do know how to make some good dumplings.
Some good spaetzle.
Oh, I'm in.
You do make good spaetzle.
Oh spaetzle, I love spaetzle.
I would like to try it. I'll tell you what,
when you guys finally get out of our guest house
and we came up, you can,
you can make some spaetzle,
we'll have a proper Oktoberfest, it'll be great.
I can't wait. Thank you for the invite.
By the way, that you never really gave us.
I love that we planned the menu and everything.
(laughing)
Yes, I'm already working on it, man.
It's completely done in my head already.
Wait they're... I see them pulling up right now
in their car.
(laughing)
We're doing this from the car, it's on my iPhone.
Yeah, look out your window.
Hi guys!
(laughing)
So, you know, my friend, Jo Jo, Joanna Peredes,
our producer, she said I have to ask you guys
if you were competitive on vacation,
like I know we're all jokesters and gamesters,
but do you really compete with each other?
We can't not compete. We're just both competitive humans.
There was this time we were in this icy cold lake.
Here's the pic.
And Jason asked if I wanted to swim across and I always have
this, you know,
sort of apocalypse sort of fantasy where if New York
suddenly, you know,
something happened and I had to swim across to Jersey,
I would make it, that's in my head.
I'm training for that moment.
And this was us swimming across the lake
testing that theory, and Jason's like, "wait a minute,
you seem to be moving faster."
I didn't know that we were testing any theory.
Are you, are you racing me?
That's the problem, I never know.
I never, I just have to assume now
at this point that any time we're
doing anything together,
if it's the same thing, that she is competing with me
to be better at it, that's what I have to assume.
Were you doing doggy paddle
or like a proper like swimmy thing?
But it was more like it was chill,
it was chill at first,
and then she just kept going ahead of me.
And I'm like, "baby, why are you? I thought
we were doing this together?"
I'm trying topple the patriarchy by winning.
And she's like merwoman.
No!
(laughing)