- Good morning everybody.
It is bright and early on a Saturday morning.
I'm still getting over a little sickness so if you're like,
why does she sound like that?
It's because I'm sick.
Kind of.
But today me and Asa are filming a
hand cuffed together for 24 hours challenge.
Really it's just gonna be from this morning 'till tonight.
Here's the thing, okay?
This is gonna be so much harder
than it was with Brooklyn when we did it in high school.
Me and Asa are a boy and girl.
But also one thing I will say
is we're not gonna drive this year with the handcuffs on
because it was kind of dangerous last year.
So this year we're going to take them off
when we're driving, but that's it.
I'm kind of not looking forward to this
and I am at the same time 'cause it means
I get to hang out with my boyfriend all day long.
Which I'm not complaining about.
But it also means I won't be able to move, so, hm.
(upbeat music)
I think Asa's here.
I heard a car pull up.
Hey. - Hey.
- [Bailey] Are you ready?
- No.
I'm dreading it actually.
- [Bailey] It's not that early why do you look so tired?
This is gonna be exhausting.
Wake up!
- Ah!
- [Bailey] Which hand are we doing it on?
He's a lefty.
And I'm right handed so technically
we could chain up our dominant hands.
But are we wanting to make this harder on ourselves?
We're gonna do my left hand,
his right, so not our dominant hands.
(grunting)
Crap this one locked again.
And we're locked.
- [Asa] Ow.
- Locked and ready to go for the day.
First thing's first.
Makeup! - Yay.
- Guess who gets to go with me?
- [Asa] Yay.
- Woo!
Oh, are you so excited?
- Uh-huh.
I won't have to do much.
(laughs)
I might have to help a little bit.
- Yeah, you might end up helping.
- [Asa] All right, so, makeup time.
- This is proving to be a lot harder already
than I thought it was gonna be.
- [Asa] I'm just like dangling my arm and just
letting her take control. - Yeah you should do that.
Because otherwise, one jerk
and you're gonna mess up my eyebrow or something.
Don't be mean and do it on purpose.
- [Asa] I won't.
This is fun. (Bailey laughs)
I can already tell this is gonna be
a team building experience. (Bailey laughs)
Everything we have to do, like moving the trash,
we had to like walk together
for every thing that we were trying to do.
This is gonna be good.
Okay, so we are on to eyebrows.
One and a half done. (both laugh)
And so far it's not too bad.
I'm just kinda chilling my hand here.
She's kind of just doing it.
- We should've done our dominant hands,
'cause this is kinda easy right now.
- [Asa] Don't get too crazy now. (laughs)
- 'Cause I mean we haven't tried to do anything else.
- [Asa] Just wait 'till we try to do your hair.
- Yeah that's gonna be difficult.
- [Asa] That's gonna be tricky. (laughs)
I'm sure there will be challenges that come with this.
Especially if we go out in public.
We're gonna just get weird looks.
- Weird looks.
People are gonna be like...
- [Asa] Hashtag store.
- [Bailey] Mhm.
- [Asa] Wait.
Ow.
- [Bailey] Come on.
- All right.
Hair time.
- This hurts my wrist a lot.
I need you to hold this
and then I need to braid this side.
Please do not let that go.
- I'm holding on for my whole life.
For some reason she always asks me to hold it when I'm here,
but I'm like, how does she do it the other times?
It's okay.
It's good.
It's fine.
Need to blow my nose though. (laughs)
Oh no.
- Don't hand it to me yet.
Oh, this is gonna be hard.
Okay.
(Asa exhales)
Ow!
Hold your arm up.
- I'm trying.
- Oh! - We did it.
- Pancake it a little. - It's the key.
- Boom!
Wahoo!
Yeah!
So it's like morning afternoonish.
We didn't eat breakfast so we're gonna eat like a leckfast?
- Brunch.
- Oh. (laughs)
I'm not stupid, I swear.
Oh my gosh.
Brunch.
Okay I think we've decided we're gonna switch
it to our dominant hands because
we're just feeling like it might be too easy.
- Might be a little too easy but I don't know.
I think this is gonna get pretty bad.
- [Bailey] So we're switching to the dominant hand.
No!
- Just kidding.
All right.
- [Bailey] Okay this is gonna be interesting.
- This is gonna be interesting.
- [Asa] All right starting bleckfast.
Look how strong that left hand is.
- [Bailey] It's bad.
- [Asa] Okay.
Pretty good, pretty good.
Now bring it to your mouth.
Ta-da!
- He's telling me he needs to pee.
(Asa sighs)
Guys listen, okay, I know a bunch of you guys
are gonna be like you, you guys have been dating
for three years, why don't you just pee together
in the same room?
I know people ask these things.
I have to clarify. - It's weird.
- We are...
- Yeah.
- Not that.
We don't, what are the words I'm trying to say?
- I don't know.
- We. - We.
- We.
Are?
- We are the kind of people that are waiting until marriage.
(laughs) - Yes!
- And so to avoid temptations we don't do stuff like that.
- Correct.
- Which explains why we can't pee in the bathroom together.
- Yeah.
- Also, you've told me before you hate the sound
of people peeing.
- I know, I do.
- Why isn't it focused?
- I'm probably just gonna have to get over it for today.
- Yeah, we get that question a lot actually,
like why don't we live together,
why don't we like share a room, that kind of thing.
Just because our personal belief is waiting for marriage.
But that doesn't have to be your belief
and if you believe something else, good for you.
Awesome.
That is great.
But for us... - Yeah.
- [Bailey] Onward fellow soilder.
This is hard to film with you yanking my arm around.
- First I have to blow my nose.
- [Bailey] For the 100th time!
Stop blowing-- - I have a cold!
- Okay. - I missed.
- [Bailey] Can you sit on the toilet?
Oh, it's the wrong hand!
(Bailey laughs) - I just gotta pee, so.
- [Bailey] Okay!
I forgot you're a boy.
Okay, so he's peeing, he's standing up.
I forgot that you pee like that.
- [Asa] Girl.
How am I supposed to pee like this?
(Bailey laughs)
Okay.
- [Bailey] I'm falling over.
Ow! - Ow!
- [Bailey] Okay we're gonna keep the door like this.
I'll stand on this side.
Okay he's standing.
Oh my gosh.
Please don't get pee on my floors, that'd be nasty.
Like long arm it and then like,
yeah, does that work?
- [Asa] It's a little better.
- Okay I'm just gonna hear you pee.
I'm gonna have to stop recording now because I'm not gonna
record the sound of you peeing.
Wait turn the sink on.
That's a good idea.
He just finished.
(toilet flushes) He flushed, I heard a flush.
You done?
- [Asa] Yeah.
- Ew wash your hands!
(water running)
Just dr--
Oh. - Gotta dry.
Ow. - Ow.
Look who just got home.
- Good luck.
We tried this, it did not go well.
So good luck, Asa.
I heard rumor that Bailey was gonna go on a bike ride
and you were gonna have to run next to her.
- [Bailey] That's our next activity.
- Yeah, I don't know.
She said we're gonna try to ride a bike and I'm like,
how are we gonna both sit on the bike?
I guess that makes a little more sense, but,
that's gonna hurt.
- [Bailey] All right we're heading to the car.
I thought it would be fun to try and ride a bike
because we don't really have much else to do today
'cause it's just a chill Saturday.
We are going to dinner and a movie tonight
with some friends. - Yeah.
- [Bailey] And we will be filming that.
But, as an activity we're gonna try riding a bike.
- I'm so scared.
I am so scared.
- [Bailey] But unlock me so you can drive.
- Okay. - To your bike.
- Since I'm driving, I will be unlocked.
- Ugh, no relief for me.
Oh my gosh we're separate!
This is not something we just normally would do.
Asa does have a bike, though. - I do.
- But I'm just fully entertained by the idea
of whether or not we can actually make it happen.
- [Asa] I'm so scared I'm not even enjoying--
- I think we can make it happen.
- I don't even wanna think about it.
- Let's go!
- [Bailey] Okay, we found this large empty space
in the parking garage and we're just gonna try this out.
(upbeat carnival music)
- Okay so we're gonna try this again
and instead she's just gonna ride.
- [Bailey] Ow!
- And I'm gonna run.
(grunting)
Okay.
- [Bailey] Why do you lean so far forward when you run?
- [Asa] Okay, faster you ready?
(heavy breathing)
Ow!
Ow, ow, ow!
Okay bad idea.
- Why did you pull away like that?
- I didn't know you were turning!
(groaning)
That was a bad idea.
- Update: the bike kind of worked.
- No it did not. - A little bit.
- No. - Yes it did!
- [Asa] Ow!
Ow, ow, ow.
- Better than we thought.
- I am out of breath.
- I'm getting sick of this.
I'm not sick of you.
- Thanks. - Love you.
- I love you.
- I'm just sick of this.
Isn't it good bonding though?
- I guess.
(upbeat music)
We just showed up to BJs
and we're about to be on a double date.
- Handcuffed--
- Together. - Together.
- This will be a true bonding experience
since he is a lefty, you know, and I'm right handed.
Trying to eat at a table.
- Hm.
Tricky. - Yeah.
We told our friends beforehand so they're not like
totally weirded out.
But we're probably gonna get some weird looks.
The waiter just came up to us and was like...
- We were like...
- We were like bring it down, bring it down,
don't show him, don't show him.
This is already complicated.
Ah, he eats so close to the plate!
Can you move your elbow?
- Ow!
Ow.
Ow!
- Ow.
- Ow! - Ow!
Ow. - Ow ow ow ow!
Ow!
- [Bailey] We've made it to the movie.
You look so enthusiastic.
We are currently still handcuffed together.
We managed through dinner somehow.
No, fight me bro.
Give me some popcorn.
But yeah, we're kind of stuck together today.
As you can see we're getting some weird looks.
Ow, ow, ow. (laughs)
(upbeat music)
All right.
We've officially come home from the movie.
- I hate this.
- I am tired.
Yeah, it's like one o'clock.
It's time to take these babies off.
- [Asa] Please.
- Unlock us.
Take them off!
They're coming off.
- All right, ladies first.
- Oh, bless.
(cheers)
Freedom!
Feels so good.
- [Asa] You know what, I kinda like it.
- No!
Goodbye! - Yes!
- Never again!
- Never again.
- Now we can actually (laughs),
by choice be near each other.
- Yay.
- [Bailey] Goodbye.
Oh my gosh, this is gonna be so weird.
- Being dragged around all day has worn me out.
- [Bailey] Oh brother, you dragged me around, too.
- Uh-uh.
- No, you totally did. - Hey, I love you.
- [Bailey] Oh my gosh this is gonna be weird.
- Goodnight. - 'Cause we've been
chained together the whole day.
Goodbye.
Look.
We can be apart.
Goodbye. - Bye.
- Oh my gosh, never will I ever handcuff myself
to anyone ever again.
Goodnight, I love you. - I love you.
Ow.
Ow!
- Ow!
Ow! - Ow!
- Ow! - Ow!
Ow! - Ow, ow, ow!
Ow!
- Ow, ow, ow.
- Ow. - Sorry.