- Knock, knock, hello.
Oh my goodness, you're getting so big.
Tom, where are you?
Come on.
He's bringing the bags.
- Hey, guys, how are you?
Good thing your mother packed for 12.
- Ah, you're getting so big.
Tom, hurry up.
- Come on, hang on, get out of the way.
Oops, son, that door's a little squeaky.
You may need a little WD-40 for that.
- Is that my son?
No, it's my grandson.
You're getting so big, you're practically a grown man.
- Kids, come sit down for a sec.
- Come check in with Grandma and Grandpa.
- So how are things?
- How's school going?
- Who's your girlfriend.
- Have you kissed a boy yet?
- You playing football?
- Do you need Grandma to take you bra shopping?
- What do you mean, your school doesn't play football?
I played football for 12 years and I'm fine. (grunts)
- Sweetie, you work so hard, let me make dinner.
Where do you keep your saucepan?
Do you have any non-stick pans?
Do you have any breadcrumbs?
Where do you keep the milk?
- Son, you're hitting cracks in your crown molding.
I'm going to put a little caulk on that.
You going to touch up this drywall?
I'm going to fix it, I'll just go get my tools.
- Honey, are you doing a load of towels?
I don't know who taught you how to do laundry,
but you can't do whites and darks together.
The towels, the lint all over.
So glad I'm here.
(Tom grunting)
- Just going to turn on the news real quick.
Just need the live cable newsfeed.
Wait, where's the cable?
What the heck is a Hulu?
No news on here.
- Honey, you just rest, leave the cookies to me.
(Grandma snoring)
It's like an ice box in here.
What do you have the temperature at?
I'm just going to adjust your thermostat.
It's like a sauna in here.
I'm just going to adjust the thermostat.
This is how you do it, right?
So I put your father on a paleo diet.
- She's got me eating raw plants.
- His cholesterol's through the roof.
- Something called kombucha.
- And I have him on the probiotics now too.
- Why are we probiotic now?
I thought we were antibiotic.
- He's sticking to it, though.
- But I did smuggle in a big beef and cheddar.
Do not tell her.
- No, no, no, sit down, I'll do it.
I'll do it, I don't want to bother you.
Can you show me how to work this food processor?
No, no, no, no, no, sit down, you work too hard.
You work too hard.
But could you come here and show me?
And then sit down, but show me first, sit, sit down.
And then show me.
Don't do, you just rest, but I'll figure it out.
But I can't figure it out.
- No, son, I'm trying to watch television.
Why did you give me this miniature Apple computer?
So this is the remote that controls the computer,
the Apple computer controls the TV?
The Apple computer is the TV?
- I have to tell you this story, it's great.
Okay, so two weeks ago, was it two weeks?
No, it was last week.
No, it was three weeks ago.
- What in God's name is Peacock?
- We're on vacation with the family.
We ran into Jim Markle, Markleton?
Mapleton, Mad, Margleton.
Who is, Tom?
- [Tom] What?
- What's Jim's last name?
- [Tom] Jim who?
- That's why I'm asking you.
- [Tom] What?
- So you're telling me you have all these remotes
and this is the only one that you use?
- Anyway, we're shopping at the new Publix,
by the way, it is amazing.
They have an entire aisle for anti-inflammatories
and there's a Starbucks in the middle of the grocery store.
- You know, if you just had Spectrum,
you'd only have one remote and there'd be one button,
take you to whatever news station you want.
And if you want to watch one of your programs,
you just wait for it to come on next week
and you can press a button again
and it records it for you and you can watch it later,
so much easier.
- So I was in the Publix, okay.
And that's when I ran into Trudy Googleman,
that's the name, Trudy Googleman, and her son Jim.
I remember it was Jim Googleman, his roommate.
What was his name, they told me his name.
Anyway, his roommate was in the audience
of "The Price is Right".
I know, isn't that cool?
So Trudy's son, Jimmy, it may be John, Jim, it's Jimmy.
His roommate.
Was it Hank?
- Kim and I want to thank you for watching that
and want to let you know that
that was not really our parents specifically.
You know what, actually, my dad was a little bit like that.
I think honestly, this video is more about
where we see things going for us,
because the older that we get,
the closer we get to being our parents, for example,
we both find ourselves telling stories
to people younger than us.
And we realize about halfway through it
that no one cares about it, except for maybe us.
But honestly, we're very lucky.
She loves my parents, I love her parents.
We want to know how your in-laws
and how your parents are when they come to visit,
what are some funny things that happen?
And, you know, let's all be in the trust tree here
and say that we love them all,
but we can talk about them a little bit.
Thanks for watching.
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