- Hi Daddy.
- Okay PC, - Yeah?
- We are leaving in 10 minutes.
- Yes. - Why are you wearing shorts?
- It's not cold.
- It's 28 degrees.
- No it isn't.
- Yes it is. - No it isn't.
- Also, put on your shoes. Honey.
- I don't know where they are.
I don't know where they are.
- Okay. Where did you look?
- I looked everywhere.
- How about in your room?
Okay, buddy... - What?
- You have your shoes on?
- They aren't up here.
- What do you mean?
I saw them this morning.
I have to do everything here.
Okay, buddy... - What?
- You don't see your shoes?
- I can't find them and I looked everywhere.
- Show me how you looked for them.
Did you tilt your head down to the floor?
Because they are literally five inches away from your feet.
- Oh, there they are.
- I'm going downstairs.
- Okay.
What are you reading about?
- This winter storm.
Can you put on your shoes?
- We're learning about meteorology in science class.
- That's great.
- Do you know the difference
between climate and temperature?
- I do.
- Temperature is what it is now
and climate is what it is over an extended period of time.
- Yeah, dude, put on your shoes.
- We made a chart
about the difference between climate and temperature.
It's in here somewhere. Let me see.
No, that fell.
No, I think I left it at school.
- I'm gonna get more coffee.
You shoes better be on when I get back.
- Daddy? - What?
- You said to put my shoes on and they are on me now.
- Are you serious right now?
We now have two minutes. Come on.
PC.
- Okay, they're on.
- Those are the wrong shoes.
- No they're not.
- Those are flip flops. You need sneakers.
- I can't undo the laces. They're too tight.
- Did you pull them really hard
and they got tangled-- - No.
- instead of loosening them?
- No. - Really?
- No - PC.
- Yes.
- Give them to me.
Okay. Well done.
Just put them on.
- These socks are itchy.
- What?
- There's one pair that isn't itchy.
- Just one pair from your entire drawer?
- I can't find them.
Oh, here they are.
- Dude, you have one minute.
- Got it.
- Okay. We are officially late.
Where are you?
- I'm in the attic.
- What?
- I'm on a trampoline?
- Get in the car.
- I'm back in bed.
- No.
- I'm in the middle of the street.
- Car. Now.
- I'm in a tree.
- Where?
- I'm orbiting the Earth, daddy.
- Really?
- Okay, I'm ready.
- Okay, let's go.
We're like 10 minutes late.
- It's too cold.
- That was, literally, the first thing I said this morning.
- No it wasn't. - Yes it was.
- No it wasn't - Yes it was.
- No it wasn't. - I don't care.
We're leaving. Get your seatbelt on.
- Daddy? - Yeah?
- You know this is a virtual day, right?
(PC laughs)
- Okay. We are officially late.
Where are you?
(laughs)
It didn't work.
- (Penn) You got to push it a little harder.
- Okay, we are officially late.
Where are you?
(car horn honks)
Car. Now.
(car radio plays music)
- (Penn) Dude, you're not allowed
to use the devices up there.
(car radio plays music)
(laughs)
This is why you don't have a driver's license
for six more years.
- Five more years.
- (Penn) Yeah, whatever.
Did you enjoy being in the driver's seat?
- (mumbles)
- (Kim) What do you think?
Hey, Sunny, does Penn Charles have problems putting
on his socks everyday?
Is it mostly because he tries to snuggle with you
and he forgets?
- Yes. You cause--
Honestly, you're the biggest,
you're like the biggest deterrent in the mornings.
- (Woman Speaker) Sunny is assisting us on this.
Right, Sunny? What's your next shot?
What's your next shot?
- (Male Speaker) We're going upstairs.
Be right down.
- (Woman Speaker) Stairs? Okay, let's go.
Let's go.
Sunny, is that working okay?
What do you think?
Sunny, how's he doing?
We have our script supervisor?
You approve?