- You're not moving out.
This is the worst day of my life.
- Are you crying?
- [Bethany] No I'm not crying!
(laughing)
(upbeat electro music)
- Woo hoo!
- [Brooklyn] Goodbye college, goodbye Baylor.
See you in three months.
Okay y'all, it's April 26th
and Bailey and I both have our last final on May 13th.
And the Baylor rule is that you have to be moved out
by 24 hours after your last final.
Bailey and I are moving a bunch of our furniture out today
but honestly, I don't even know like what I'm going to do.
Everything's going to be so empty.
It's going to be so strange and we're moving it
into a storage unit here in Waco.
Yeah so we're going to have a big moving party today.
Guys, this just is a big signal
for the fact that freshman year is
actually coming to an end and wow that's insane.
Alright, I'm on hour, I think this is like two or three
of moving stuff and we kind of have a system
in place now where I've moved all
the furniture out here and then
I'm moving it to the elevator.
They're taking it down, moving it into the truck.
So it's me, Tina, Cameron, and Antoine right now that
are moving everything, but we are making progress.
Look at the room. Isn't this crazy?
There's Jensen, she helped me move all of this.
But yeah, doing good.
(upbeat music)
Y'all (Laughing) moving is hard.
Look at my hands right now.
They're like, oh you can't see it,
they're like covered in all this like black stuff.
You can see I have, it doesn't look like much, but
I have like, actually have quite a bit in
the back of this car.
There were only two things that we couldn't get
in the truck and in this and that was
the giant like three headed lamp and then
the big carpet from our bedroom.
Other than that, we basically just got our entire apartment
like cleaned out, like it's done.
I'm feeling good, everything's great.
I am sweating like none other, um, this is now,
I started at two o'clock so this is now like,
I'm on hour three and a half of moving.
So not really that bad.
I will show you more of the storage unit when I get there.
- [Brooklyn] We adulted today, signed all the paperwork.
Then we borrowed a truck, got a bunch of friends,
moved all our stuff into the truck and then
moved it in here.
Look how much space we have, by the way.
Friends? Just one friend.
(Laughing)
We adulted.
Woo hoo!
- The light bulb's burnt out but past that
it's a perfect storage unit.
- [Brooklyn] Yes and I got a lock,
learned how to use it today, guys.
- This round of moving in is done.
There will probably be another round coming, um,
in between finals, where we like, take down the wallpaper,
and clean and all of that.
But until then, we have moved all the big furniture out
and I will do like a little pan view of
what it looks like right now in my apartment because
it is scary empty.
Um, and I'm going to live like that for
the next like, two weeks so there we go.
Alright y'all, just finished taking two finals for the day.
I took 1305 and calculus.
And calculus, honestly, could've failed,
could've gotten 100%, have absolutely no idea.
I'm returning my mail key so,
um, I'm officially no longer a Baylor resident because
my mailbox is not open to mail anymore.
As of next semester, I'm going to have a house that
it's going to be delivered to so buh bye mail key.
We finished calculus and so this is our celebration.
- We're hiding! (suspenseful violin)
(laughter) They can't see us!
- We finally finished calculus so this is the celebration.
How do you feel about it? We just took the final.
(Breathes deeply) Yeah it was pretty hard.
- If I passed it would be a miracle.
- Mhmm. But it's over.
- My consolation prize.
- Cheers to calculus being over. Yes.
(laughter)
- [Brooklyn] Aww what a good way to finish
the day after a calc exam.
- [Man] Oh yikes.
(chatter from a group of people)
- (clears throat) Okay good morning you guys.
Yesterday I took my calculus final and I don't have
anymore finals until the last day, and then I have three.
So, I have from now until that day to basically get
the entire apartment cleaned out, packed up,
put in the storage unit or put in my car,
and I'm planning on, like, living out of a suitcase
for the last day, which means I have two days
to get all that done.
So, that's what I'm going to be doing for the entire day.
So, I'm just going to vlog everything that I'm doing.
Hopefully, you guys enjoy.
Okay, see this mural? I am taking it down.
Just a sticker, guys.
So, it should peel off pretty nicely like this.
(paper crinkling)
Oh my word, this is going to be weird seeing
this wall plain.
(crinkling)
Oh almost there.
No more mural on this wall.
We do have these decorations like this and these
and the crosses on the walls that I am about to take down.
Here we go!
I'm also going to peel these crosses off.
They're just stickers just like
the wallpaper outside is too.
Whoa, look at the wall. It's like so empty.
I'm going to have to deep clean it of course, but,
Oh my word. Ew, look how gross our mirror is.
See, this is why I need to clean the bathroom.
(Upbeat techno music)
- [Bailey] Time to take the big boy down.
Goodbye! All that hard work.
What are we going to do?
- It's going to look so boring in here.
- [Bailey] It's kind of satisfying.
- I mean, kind of in a weird way.
(paper peeling away)
Moving out is exhausting. Like, it's like not even 9:30
and I'm so tired.
- Brooklyn and I are going to basically load up the car
and take all the stuff that we packed to the storage unit
and hopefully we'll be done taking apart
the apartment for the year.
(suspenseful violin)
- Still have a lot of work to do.
- But we're going to get it done today
because I have to study tomorrow so that's what's happening.
- [Bailey] So, now we have one, two, three,
four, five, six bins, a couple of scrapes and bruises,
and a heck of a ton more to go.
- Hi, I'm taking a chillax back here in
the back of the trunk.
- [Bailey] Oh yeah, also F.Y.I. our car broke down.
- She didn't break down. Bailey is just very dramatic
about the whole thing.
- [Bailey] Here, here.
- The car just was not in good shape,
something was wrong with it and so we sent it home
with my dad when we met them at the peach farm,
and we took this car home.
Everyone's parents are helping them move out
and we were like...
- [Bailey] I think that's kind of funny
because everyone has like, one bed.
Like, you know? They like one person stuff,
and like one room.
- And we have two people stuff and an apartment
and we were like mom and dad are you going
to help us move out and they were like, no.
We're just huffing and puffing out here.
- [Bailey] It's been really difficult.
- We're trying to recruit our friends to help us.
- [Bailey] And this is probably going to be
the first of three hauls.
- No, I'd say two.
- [Bailey] The second one is going to the storage unit,
the third one is going to stay in the car.
So, I can drive it home on the 13th.
- Finals week too.
- [Bailey] Yeah, so studying too, on top of all that.
Hey.
- Hi.
- [Bailey] Thanks for coming to help.
Guys, this is what happens
when you move an apartment.
Everyone else is moving a dorm room
and we are moving an entire apartment.
And it's not easy.
Oh that's going to stab somebody.
- Okay, we have one more bin we need.
Go get the empty bin.
- [Bailey] Okay, bye.
(upbeat techno music)
- It's getting dark. Antoine's over here
still helping us carry all our stuff out.
I'm taking the trash out with a little wagon.
We still have deep cleaning to do and stuff
but I think we might do celebratory ice cream
once we're done moving everything out.
And then we'll come back home and deep clean.
- Okay so we couldn't get the T.V. to fit anywhere else
so Antoine's holding it very carefully.
- I'm wearing my seatbelt.
- In his lap. And it's like, what? Nine o'clock?
- Yeah, almost 10:00 I think.
- We still, we don't have that much left.
Like, we're really doing okay.
- We're doing okay.
- We're doing mediocre. But, we're on our way to being done.
He is killing it today! Holy crap, that's huge.
Oh.
- That's the hardest part.
- You're joking.
It's 1:00 a.m. I think.
And the reason that we're still moving stuff is
because we took a big ole break
and we went to BJ's for dinner
because we worked hard today.
Since we took a break, we're struggling (laughter)
- We really are struggling.
- But it's okay, because we started at like six o'clock.
- You're not. You're not moving out.
This is the worst day of my life.
(laughter)
- Are you crying?
- [Bethany] No, I'm not crying!
I don't cry, no!
- [Bailey] It's 1:50 in the morning, this is it guys.
Somebody shut this trunk.
- [Anna] Nice.
- [Bailey] Victory.
- We did it.
- [Bailey] Yes, teamwork.
(laughter)
- Hello.
- [Bailey] We moved!
- It's actually one o'clock in the morning.
We're hungry and it's one o'clock
and it's our last night in the apartment.
And we ate beef stew a lot this year
so it's kind of like a fun memory
to eat it on our last night.
So, at one o'clock in the morning we're making beef stew
and we're eating it.
How's it going?
- It's hard work.
- So, she has to unscrew them, then take
the marble stuff off and then screw them back in.
So, she's working hard over here, but it's
the last (screws fall) for finishing touches.
Then we throw away any other trash that we see,
vacuum the floor, pack up everything,
sleep one more night, and we're done.
- It's our last night in our dorm room.
I'm kind of sad like, you know?
You go your whole life and you think about oh my gosh
I can't wait until I live in college
and I'm in a dorm room, and now this is the last time
that I will be in this dorm room. Everything is gone.
I'm out tomorrow morning and I'm probably never going to see
this apartment again.
And we're back to what it originally was.
Which is completely empty.
I've got my final wagon of stuff.
My suitcase.
I just said goodbye to all of my friends.
And I'm really sentimental but I'm not going to cry.
I refuse to cry because I'm going to see them again
in three months, so it's just a break.
But, I'm mostly sentimental because it's like
the end of an era.
Like, I'm thinking back on it and like did I spend it
the way I wanted to?
Did I make all the memories I wanted to?
I remember like yesterday, the day that we moved in
and what that was like and how scared I was,
and if I was going to make the right friends,
and if I was going to be able to get through my classes,
and now here I am nine months later
literally two semesters in, moving back home
and my first year of college is over.
Like, you never get that back.
I'm so sad.
I'm not going to cry.
Okay, that is that. We are all moved out.
Look at this car.
I have to drive this home and it is 7:30,
so, I still got a ways to go. I've got two hours of a drive.
I haven't eaten dinner yet. I still have to stop
at the storage unit, but I'm going home today!
We moved out successfully, guys.
Goodbye college, goodbye Baylor,
see you in three months.
(energetic techno music)