- [Interviewer] Do you think that Bjork was hanging out
with you just for fun, or do you think she gets paid?
- How much did my parents pay you?
(Bjork laughs)
(cheerful music)
- [Interviewer] - Hi.
- Hi. - Hello.
- My name is Nicholas, and this is Stacey.
- [Interviewer] How do you know Stacey?
- She's my babysitter.
- What's another word?
- A family friend?
- Oh, I like that too, actually.
- I was six when I met her, this person, Alex.
(Alex laughs)
- Long time.
- And I just know her.
I don't know how we met you.
- What are you doing here?
- I am here to let you try some of my favorite foods
from when I was little.
When I was like your age.
- You're in for a treat.
- [Nicholas] Can I open yet?
- [Stacey] No.
(silverware clanging)
- Open your eyes, look.
Does it look good?
So, that's a Swedish dish, called epleflesk.
And it doesn't look the best, but it's actually good.
- Pickles, crunchy peanut butter, and jam.
Wait, on a sandwich?
- On a sandwich.
Crazy, right?
- I get these two together, it's a well known sandwich.
- Yeah, it's a normal sandwich.
- But with pickles?
- I know.
I feel like you're gonna like it.
You like weird things.
- Have you ever had mole before?
It's kind of a bunch of spices and chilies
and a bunch of different things blended up into a paste
that you make into a sauce.
- I don't know if I'm going to like it.
- So there is a bit of chocolate in mole,
when it's made the traditional way.
Does that make you wanna try it a little bit more.
- Yeah.
- 3-2-1
- Same time.
Not that bad, right?
- Mmm.
(Alex laughs)
- Mmm.
Mmm.
- Do you love it?
- Mmm.
- Oh you liking it huh?
See, it's not so bad huh?
- I think I'm going in for the bacon.
- What are we thinking, what are we feeling?
Come on.
Oh, we got a thumbs up, yes.
Mmm, it's good.
Mm-hmm.
- Does eating this bring you any memories
from when you were little?
- It reminds me of living in Puerto Valarta in Mexico.
My mom and I had a cute little apartment right on the beach.
She used to always make this for me after school.
- We'd go gather at my nana's once a week
and she'd always make some kind of Swedish dish.
So I remember this a lot when I was little.
She'd make this for us, usually breakfast, it's like
a breakfast food.
- Does it bring back any memories?
- Not really, it just reminds me of--
- Can I lick the plate?
- The pickle juice?
- Yeah.
(Alex laughing)
- I mean that's on you, go for it.
- What is this thing called again?
- This is elpeflesk
- Elpeflesk?
- Pretty close yeah, see you're speaking Swedish now.
- Do you want to try the other thing?
- It's (speaks foreign language)
- (speaks foreign language)
- Which means strawberries with cream.
- I like it.
- This is one of my favorites.
My mom still will make this whenever I come home sometimes.
- Did you have a nanny?
- I did not.
I went to after school care at my elementary school
and before school care or I stayed with my nana.
My nana watched me a lot.
- I was raised by my mom and my grandmother
on my mom's side.
- Does your grandma ever babysit you?
- Sometimes.
- Would you ever want to be a nanny or babysit other kids?
- Nah.
- No?
- But you make money.
- Too much responsibility.
What do you do after I go to sleep?
- Throw a huge party.
You don't even know.
- And once the kids go to bed you know what
you get to do?
- What?
- Watch all the cable you want.
You get to look through all of the cabinets,
and the refrigerator, it's awesome.
- Have you ever babysat other kids?
- I do, I have several ones but you are my main one.
- Do you know that?
You are my steady, main one.
- Do you like me better than all the other kids?
- Nick, you know I love you.
- How do the other people who have babysat you
compare to me?
- You're the best.
- Oh, sweet angel.
- How much did my parents pay you to babysit me?
- Uh, they paid me a good amount of money.
- How much?
- (laughs) What if I just say that it was fair payment?
- Okay. Can you tell me after (Bjork laughs)
because I want to know.
ThanK you for sharing this with me.
It was really yummy.
- Aww you're welcome.
I'm happy I got to share this with you.
Let's do more of these.
- Okay.