- I don't know what we got ourselves into.
Oh my gosh.
Why didn't somebody warn us?
(soft music)
Hello guys and welcome to the new video of Asa and I,
well, mostly me, moving into our married living apartment.
So this is going to be super confusing,
but basically if y'all know how leases work,
my lease for my house ended in August, but you guys know,
Asa and I obviously did not get married
in the month of August,
so there was some like deciding on whether or not
I should just move into our apartment early
before we get married.
Ultimately, that's what we decided to do.
So this whole video is filming me
moving into our apartment early before we get married
and then Asa will follow up later once we're married.
So all of that jazz,
just to clear up any confusion on what the heck is going on,
but basically I'm setting up our married apartment,
which is what I'm currently sitting in, wink, wink, wink,
so you'll have to watch the rest of the video
to see like the before and after 'cause we really,
really fixed it up.
We painted it, fixed holes in the walls,
like it was, it was pretty scuffed up,
but now it's all done and ready to go.
So you'll have to stay tuned
and watch how that got there.
Okay you guys, this is the apartment we are moving into.
I'm just showing you what it looks like coming in here.
Okay you guys, so, you have obviously seen our apartment,
which it's actually,
we are so blessed to even have a place to live.
People have their preferences,
and him and I both love white lighting,
like daylight lighting and brighter walls.
So even though we're renting,
we're going to give painting a shot.
So we have a bunch of stuff we're going to go get.
We're going to fix the holes in the walls.
We're going to paint the walls.
We're going to go change the lights.
We're going to move in all of my furniture.
And then also like a weird-ism is that
we have like a bunch of furniture and stuff
from our wedding registry coming soon too.
So it's like, even though will be moved in,
we won't be fully moved in because--
- A few more months until we have everything.
- Yeah, it'll be like a couple weeks until we really collect
everything and get it all settled into our apartment.
Man, are we scared.
I mean, you have to learn somewhere
how to make your apartment dreams happen.
- I've painted a house before.
- Have you?
I don't think I ever have.
Well, that makes one of us that's new at this, so.
Okay, we're shopping for supplies right now
to fix up the apartment.
This is a big, bad bucket of paint.
- It's like 40 pounds.
- I don't really know what the heck I'm doing.
I watched a thousand videos.
If you're professional at any of this stuff,
do not come for me.
I watched a bunch of tutorials, so this is primer and paint.
We've got a bunch of roller kits with tins.
I have an edging tool.
I have paint tape.
I have all the things, tarps, sandpaper, putty, everything.
Let's go.
(upbeat music)
I literally spaced and forgot to show y'all me packing up
my closet last night, so here it is.
It's all packed up.
- It was only seven hours worth.
- Be glad that I didn't show y'all honestly because my,
it like was a disaster mess until we got it all packed up.
It was literally just a pile of clothes on the floor.
And I have a story, so you can see right here,
that's just a small glimpse of what it looked like
the whole time, so it's all packed up, yay!
Woo hoo!
And I got rid of, I'm donating, like what?
- [Asa] Seven bags of clothes.
- A lot of bags of clothes, and you guys,
the reason why I have a lot of clothes
is because I have a clothing shop.
And so I get new boxes of clothes for the stuff
that you know, for our shop and stuff, probably,
you know every two weeks,
and so I'm constantly there collecting and keeping
so that I have the clothes so that I can push them
and show them for our shop,
or I'm constantly getting rid of and donating my clothes,
so I understand I have a lot of clothes
and there is a really good reason for it.
Otherwise, I would cut down a lot of it.
(upbeat music)
- [Asa] All right babe, the first,
first paint stroke is about to happen.
We have this taped up right here, so, okay.
So we, we have the tarp down now,
and we're about to paint the first stroke.
- Ta-da!
Again, not professionals,
but I don't think it could be too bad.
- [Asa] Can't really do too horrible, yeah.
- I don't know what we got ourselves into.
Oh my gosh, why didn't somebody warn us?
We have been here for what, two hours?
- [Asa] Over.
- And we have that done.
This, that, this, that, and that.
Meanwhile, look at the difference here.
So we're eating lunch, dinner, whatever this is.
What is this, dinner?
We're eating dinner.
It's a mess in here.
I'll tell you what, it's a mess, yikes.
(upbeat music)
That's a wrap on paint day number one.
Very first day we've had access to the place.
You can see my empty closet and the rest of my room
is a disaster because we're mid packing.
- And you can see me, look at me.
- Look at, here, let me just, can you see me legs right now?
- [Asa] There's my foot.
This is kind of like a tie-dye shirt now.
- So much paint everywhere.
I had it all over my hands, but I just washed my hands.
- [Asa] Here I'll show you mine.
- It's in my hair.
It's on Asa's face.
- I don't even know how that happened.
- It's on your face right here.
Would not recommend,
but I felt like it was a rite of passage, don't you?
- [Asa] Yes, I totally agree.
- It was a rite of passage.
- [Asa] I totally agree.
- We had to do it.
No regrets.
- No regrets.
(upbeat music)
- Okay, good morning, it's day two of painting
slash cleaning slash moving in general, but check it out.
It looks freaking good in here.
It looks so good.
We have wallpaper coming for those,
so just ignore the, the yellow wood,
but look at these walls.
And we finished this room yesterday.
But just look at this difference, hold on.
That room, this room, that room, this room.
Ya see what I mean, ya see?
Original, new, original, new.
So much better.
Asa the tape man.
- Aye oh.
- [Bailey] We learned yesterday that Asa's not good
with a paintbrush, but he's good with a roller--
- And tape. - [Bailey] And tape.
- Well the tape took some practice, but...
- [Bailey] It did take some practice.
- I'm good at it now. - [Bailey] Yeah.
And look who joined us today.
Look who joined us today.
Hi, hi.
It's currently midnight after paint day number two.
And I, after today feel like I cannot move my body.
Currently, my room looks like this
and nothing else is packed up, and I have a moving truck
coming at 9:30 tomorrow morning,
so kind of low key have a lot to do.
And it's currently 12:30.
I wasn't planning on having painting go for two days,
which is why I did not plan to pack.
I planned, all my plans fell apart,
but I basically planned to give myself a full day
to pack up everything in the house,
which it shouldn't have taken longer than a full day,
and unfortunately, painting took two days.
I'll keep you updated on how tomorrow goes.
As of right now, I'm dying and I'm feeling so stressed.
I feel like I can't think of anything else,
and everything that I need is packed away.
So I have a tiny, tiny little suitcase over here
with some stuff and that about sums up how I'm feeling.
Kind of a little bit like this,
and I just don't want to do anything,
but I have to do everything.
Yeah, this is not fun.
For all my ladies out there, on top of the stressful week
that I have, it's that time of the month too.
So I'm actually dying, internally, externally,
environmentally, physically, and mentally right now.
All the things.
It's fine.
(upbeat music)
Look who showed up.
Hey-oh.
Look at this place.
It's crazy how empty it is.
It's like when we first moved in.
Oh my goodness.
- [Rylan] Oh my, we're unloading.
- Okay guys, so it's move-in day.
The fam came in town to help.
I'm literally like shaking, it's so hot.
We have about half of it moved in
and currently the rest of its loaded on the curb.
It's hot, y'all, it's hot.
All right, now we are moving stuff in.
This is the TV.
You guys got it, woo-hoo!
Look at his glasses.
That's the best part right there.
- [Man] Gotta get the sweat marks.
- Oh yeah, get the sweat marks on the TV.
Excuse me, this is a really cute angle.
We're getting it organized right now.
Trying to get some stuff put away.
(upbeat music)
Look at this stinker.
His home was set up back to normal, huh Jack?
Back to normal.
This is no joke.
I have never hurt this much in my life.
- [Asa] Show me.
When you've done so much packing
that your sense of style completely goes out the window.
- [Bailey] What are you wearing?
- Okay guys, so today I'm picking up all the extra furniture
for Bailey and I's new apartment from the office
in Dallas and the truck we got, a little bit overkill.
It's a 15-foot truck, and we have about seven things.
So Bailey's staying up in Dallas for the weekend.
So I had to drive home by myself this time.
I don't think it'll be too bad.
I have already driven one of these twice now,
and I'm still alive, so.
Well, it's supposed to be a two hour drive,
probably turned into like two hours and 45 minutes.
The traffic was horrible.
In terms of driving the U-Haul, it really wasn't that bad.
It kind of just felt like a big car.
I guess it's not the same as driving like a semi-truck.
I'm safe, I made it, and now I got to unload.
(upbeat music)
Okay, we are hanging up the last few things.
Is that it?
- Yeah!
- [Asa] Jack, Jack, Jack.
- [Bailey] Mood.
- I never want to touch a box again in my life.
- If you see the paint on the ceiling, no you don't.
Like I talked about, way prefer like white light.
So I just want to show you the difference
'cause I have like filmed some videos with the yellow light,
but I'm going to quickly flip the white light on
so you guys can see you, ready?
Asa, go.
Ta-da!
It gives it like a much better hue on the walls.
I think at least, I don't know, I don't know,
you guys can tell me in the comments what you think.
Gotta love stress pimples.
Yeah, love them.
My favorite thing ever.
(soft music)
We're moved in!
Or I'm moved in, woo!
It's finished, and it looks so good.
Jack's like, what?
What are you talking about?
- [Asa] Is this your new house?
- [Bailey] What are you talking about?
- [Asa] It's your new house buddy.
(upbeat music)