- They're finally letting us on the airplane.
We're gonna fly.
We're gonna go places.
(opera music)
Good morning everyone.
Today, I'm starting the day off in Canada, again.
I'm in Vancouver, where we shot Haters Back Off
and where we're doing all of the post production stuff.
So I'm editing today and then I'm going to hop on a plane,
go back home and be at home with my wife and babies.
How awesome is that?
In the meantime, I'm enjoying the view.
Look at that view.
This is a very tall building.
It's very tall.
It's a tall one.
Vancouver, it's a beautiful city.
I'm gonna walk to work.
It's a little bit further than the last place I was staying.
This place is like the other side of Vancouver.
I enjoy a good walk through Vancouver,
so I'm just going to do it.
Let's go for a walk.
(upbeat music)
This will be good.
I need to wake up.
I'm out on the bridge.
I just like to stop in the middle of the bridge.
I don't know how other people feel about that,
that are trying to walk on the bridge.
But I just like to stop here cause it's beautiful.
Beautiful over there.
It's beautiful over there.
No matter what direction you look in, it's beautiful.
So it's good to stop.
Check it out.
Well, it's kinda hot here today
and I was wearing a backpack.
So now I have, I don't know if you can see it
but I have sweat stains here and here
and all across my back.
Letting you see it.
Not great.
So I'm trying to dry off before I go in to work.
I don't think it's going to happen though.
The weather today in Vancouver
is kind of like Southern California.
- California traffic.
The smog.
- Thanks Grandma.
What I mean is that it's hot.
It's dry.
The clouds are very distant and not moving.
Usually, when I come here,
you can't stop me from doing time lapses
because the clouds are dancing.
They're morphing and changing
and swirling and reflecting off of the buildings
and today, it just, it feels like California here.
- The smog.
Anything you want (mumbles)
Not dangerous.
- That's enough Grandma.
- Gwen just came back with the kids,
they were gone, I think a little less than 24 hours.
But Jacob and I had a great time together.
I didn't film a bit of it
because it was a very special date time with us
and I just didn't pick up the camera.
But we went to Target and did grocery shopping
and then we made ten breakfast burritos.
Some we stuck in the fridge for today.
This is what we did last night,
so I had breakfast burritos for breakfast too.
Jacob and I are on the same wavelength
as far as breakfast burritos,
so I know maybe that doesn't sound
like an awesome Mom/son date
but it was really great.
We also went through the garage
and donated a ton of stuff.
Also, I know, probably doesn't sound
like an epic Mom/son date
but that Jacob's jam.
That's what he likes to do.
So, he did a major amount of donation
and we went through a bunch of boxes in the garage.
Oh this is Parker, on my lap.
- Hello.
- Parker bought himself this phone.
He's very happy about it.
- It says,
oh hello.
I don't know. Bro.
- So yes, Jacob and I scoured the internet
for smoking hot Pokemon tails.
That's all he wants to do.
So he had a lot of fun.
I had a lot of fun.
Duncan had fun too.
And Bailey and Parker are back from Grandma's.
- This is a fidget spinner.
This is my fidget spinner.
I've never seen anything like it before.
It's a little mini green one.
It's really pretty neon green
and it spins really fast.
- [Jessica] Where did Grandma get that from?
- No idea.
- I bet she got it from the special store
that only Grandma's know about and have admission to
because Grandma's, somehow always have the best gifts
and the best toys.
Grandmas are awesome like that.
What do you think Bailey?
Do you think that exists?
- Maybe.
- First try.
So our editing room this season has a dartboard
and I noticed that they have Canadian darts
and English darts,
but no U.S.A. darts.
What's up with that?
I have a correction to make.
Our editor who is from
What are you from?
You're from - I'm from.
- [Man] I'm from England.
- He's from England.
He's British and it's a British flag,
not an English flag.
And technically, the American flag.
We're on the continent of North America, still.
Even though we're in,
So it should the U.S. flag,
even though we call it the American flag.
Why are countries so confusing?
What are we trying to do to ourselves?
- So the big thing that I'm waiting on today
is a giant FedEx delivery
and FedEx called me and they were kinda spazzing about it
because it's, like I don't even know what to say,
it's a lot of pounds, like a ton.
I don't know how much it is
but it's very heavy and very large
because I am waiting for a delivery
of all our outdoor furniture.
And it just happens to be coming
on the day when Christopher is in Canada.
So I think I'll manage.
I think it'll be fine.
But I'm a little bit kinda,
like I don't really know what to expect.
I hope it's okay.
They, on the phone acted like
they definitely were not going to help me
carry it past my curb.
And I was like,
erm okay.
Like maybe, will it be on our property?
What's the deal?
And I think they just, probably have to say that
but when they get here, they'll be really nice and helpful.
But I don't know.
I don't know if it's in bits
that I'll be able to carry
or if it's going to be in a giant container.
I don't know.
I don't know if it's a big deal
or if it's not a big deal at all.
So we'll see.
- I'm all done in editorial
and a car is coming to pick me up.
So I'm in an elevator.
I'm getting out of an elevator.
I'm out of the elevator.
It's really bright.
(dub hip hop music)
I got good news and bad news.
The bad news is my flight keeps getting delayed.
The good news is, turns out I'm in business class.
So I get to be in a lounge.
Makes me feel special.
Even though I know it doesn't make me special.
Just makes me feel special.
(dub music)
My flight just got delayed another hour.
(dub music)
- Okay, so furniture update,
it was pretty crazy and difficult.
But the FedEx guy was awesome
and very helpful.
Basically, there was a second when I thought
the giant 600 pound plus pallet was going to fall
unto Christopher's Prius,
but that didn't happen
and the FedEx man actually ended up
taking it all apart piece by piece,
which he wasn't even supposed to do.
He was just being very, very, very helpful
because otherwise, it looked like ti was gonna smash things.
Now we have outdoor patio boxes in our backyard
and that will turn into furniture,
hopefully tomorrow or the next day.
I'm very, very excited about this.
Tomorrow is doctor day.
Bailey, Jacob and Parker, all have doctor appointments.
Be sure to tune in tomorrow,
cause it's gonna get pretty wild.
All the doctors, bunch of health chats.
Everybody's healthy as far as I know.
We're just checking them all out.
Seeing if any of them can be graduated to booster chairs
or no car seats or all that.
Healthy.
- That's the lounge up there.
It's closed now.
My plane's still not here.
But the lounge is closed.
So I'm going to wander around the airport for a little bit.
(quirky music)
They're finally letting us on the airplane.
We're going to fly.
We're going to go places.
Usually these things are sheet metal.
It's kinda cool that it's all glass.
You know, at the airport.
It's the little things.
- [Pilot] Now once we get going,
our flying time to Los Angeles.
It's going to be two hour and 27 minutes to 35,000 feet.
We're expecting (mumbles)
but we're trying (mumbles)
flying down the coast today
with just a little bit of weather.
It's taking two hours and 27 minutes in the air,
two hours and 49 minutes (mumbles)
Got a cruising altitude of 35,000 leagues.
Presently the temperature in L.A. is 22 degrees Celsius.
(chill music)
- It's night time.
Christopher isn't home yet.
The kids are all in bed
and I just looked out my window
and there's like shadow and something out there.
There was a toll.
It was like right at my door.
Possum, like a funky, like right,
like right, right there.
Big surprise.
Surprise for me.
- Almost home.
I'm on the ground.
I'm in California.
I just have a drive ahead of me, that's all.
And then I'll be home.
(opera music)
Finally home.
(baby laughs)
(folk music)