(fire alarm ringing)
- Breakfast time.
Fire alarm's goin' off.
6 a.m.
Just what we need.
♫ It's cold outside.
Barely any traffic.
That's what five in the morning looks like
on a Friday morning in New York City.
I can't believe it.
That street yesterday,
was so packed.
Like, any time of the day
you could just walk right across the street and it was,
you were just walking in between cars
that were parked basically.
We are headin' out today.
We're headin' to Newark, New Jersey,
get on a plane.
Fly to Seattle,
Seattle to Fairbanks, Alaska.
I don't know what's gonna take place today,
but based off of the last couple of days
and the crazy things that have happened,
with like having a dude pee in the car
in an Uber.
And then gettin' hit by a car in an Uber.
This week has taken me from LA to DC to New York,
now to Seattle, then Fairbanks, Alaska.
Pretty wild.
But at least we're gonna stay there for a few days.
Let's get outta here.
You ready, buddy?
- Tired.
- Me too.
(upbeat music)
Back at the airport.
Here we go.
(upbeat music)
I love it when the TSA recognizes us.
Right when we walked up to give the ,
our id and ticket,
he goes,
what are you guys cuttin' open today?
(upbeat music)
How ya' feelin' bud?
- I have a headache.
- Yeah, it's been a long trip.
I slept for about two and a half hours.
Edited a bunch.
Lincoln's been reading lots of books.
And eating lots of these.
(upbeat music)
For all of you that are from Seattle,
I'm sorry, but I never knew
that it actually snows in Seattle.
I've only been here in the summer.
It's always like beautiful and sunny.
I knew it rained, but snow?
(upbeat music)
Don't let this kid around escalators
or you'll spend all day with this madness.
(upbeat music)
Welcome to my favorite airport terminal in the world.
- It's awesome.
Look at the windows, they're amazing.
- Yeah, great place.
Great one.
We have two hours,
I'm gonna try to upload today's video.
Or this, today or tomorrow,
or whatever you want to call it.
We don't really go daily,
but I'm gonna upload a video onto The Family Channel.
But we're gonna have to test out the internet first,
see how fast it really is.
- And he's gonna go get me some food.
- What kind of food?
- Either Qdoba, Wendy's or pizza.
- Look at that boy eat his pizza.
(upbeat music)
(scanner beeping)
- [Woman] Daniel?
- Yep. (scanner beeping)
- Then Lincoln.
- All right, it's time.
We're off to Fairbanks,
it's gonna be cold up there.
(upbeat music)
That's actually hard, 'cause it's like--
(upbeat music)
How ya' doin' buddy, you tired?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, it's been a long day.
It's only four twenty here.
Somethin' interesting.
The reason why we're even here,
is because Leslie is from here.
Her family's been here for like six generations.
In fact, the only gift shop
in the entire Fairbanks International Airport,
is this one right here, called Twigs.
Her Aunt Kathy owns that.
Pretty cool, right?
- Do you think we can see the polar bear?
- Just don't feed him.
Hmm.
Yep, there he is.
Haven't been outside yet.
It looks cold.
Doesn't that just look--
Aw, you can't even see.
Look at the cars.
That just looks cold.
OK, so Leslie sent a text.
She's waiting in the car.
She said call when we get our bags.
So, she didn't forget about us.
Clare's comin' in to bring my jacket.
So I'm gonna hide from her.
Clare.
Ha ha ha, I was hiding from you.
- Daddy!
- I missed you.
Thanks for bringin' my jacket.
How's Alaska?
- Good.
- Is it warm out there?
- Yeah.
- Oh, good. - You cannot cross this
yellow line.
- Look, it's Lincoln,
Don't cross the yellow line?
- Yellow line.
- Bear hug, Lincoln, give her a hug.
- Don't cross yellow line.
- All right, let's go test this cold out.
- I'm not ready!
- Oh!
(coughs) Make me cough, it's like so cold in my throat.
Oh!
Like makes me cough. - All the exhaust?
I know, that's what I felt too.
- That's what I was doing,
- I called my Dad - I was like coughing.
- And he was like,
you're coughing because it's cold?
I was like, no, it's the exhaust too.
- Hey guys!
You're here!
Lana what are you doing in the back?
Why do we have so many people?
- It's Owen!
- Owen!
Here we are, twenty below.
It's the truth.
How do people live here?
Owen, how do you live here in this cold?
Aren't you freezing all the time?
- No.
- No?
You go to recess in this cold?
- Yes.
- What?
- It's so funny, we picked him up from school,
and everybody had all their snow gear on.
Snow pants, like you couldn't even see anything
except for their little eyes.
It was really cute.
- But you knew his eyes?
- I knew his eyes.
Those little, cute, little blue eyes.
- Yeah.
- It's not night time.
- It's not night time, that's right.
- It looks like it though.
How in the world did you grow up here?
- I don't know.
Like I come here, and I was like,
I knew no different.
And we would go to recess.
We would.
We'd walk to school.
So I must be tough.
- And you drive so fast.
And it doesn't even matter?
Your tires just grip?
- Yeah.
Well I have my snow button on, so.
- Oh, the snow button is where it's at.
- (laughs) My Dad keeps telling me,
make sure you push the ECT Snow button.
- Home sweet home.
- Yeah.
(upbeat music)
- This is our home for the next little while.
- Are you guys ready?
- No.
Everyone hang on.
- Yeah, Owen hold on better.
- Hold on tight.
- Hey, Owen.
We have Lincoln in the front, Clare in the middle,
and cousin Owen in the back.
- [Children] Ah!
- That was fun!
That was fun, we need to do it again.
- Was it fun though?
- Yes.
- Awesome.
- Go!
(plastic sliding)
(children laughing)
- That's how we do it.
Are you OK, Linc?
Did you hurt yourself?
- Yes.
- What'd you hurt?
- My face.
- Your face (laughs).
(upbeat music)