- All right, I clearly need a cart.
And wow, look at that!
Just white glove service, carts at the ready.
[ambient music]
I'm constantly on the go.
If I'm home eight days straight,
that's like considered a long time.
And so the pandemic, it was like a forced stop,
and it was the first time
I was actually able to be in my home
for longer than a week.
Which was really, really nice for me
because I realized how badly I needed routine.
And so now, kind of coming out of the pandemic
and having created better boundaries,
like this morning routine stabilizes me a little bit,
and kind of grounds me in this place of like,
I'm doing something for myself.
I actually had someone tell me once, they were like,
"What brings you joy outside of your job?"
And I was like, "Whoa, that's a really big question,
'cause I love what I do."
But I also was like,
"Sometimes I feel like I don't have enough time."
I'm just realizing, your job can't be your life.
[ambient music]
I'm in the kids section right now,
it's super cute.
And that's kind of where my love for books
really, really did start.
My mom is a very big reader
and my dad is a journalist,
so I was just always surrounded by books.
And now books, maybe top five source of comfort.
I always have a book with me,
almost exclusively thrillers, right now.
It's like an easy escape for me,
and it's almost like a meditation,
even though I'm reading really scary books,
but it doesn't bother me.
[ambient music]
Hello, welcome to heaven.
This is my heaven.
We're surrounded by instant noodles.
I brought you to my local Asian grocery store.
I love it here so, so much.
Let's see, what am I gonna get?
This is like your classic Cup Noodle,
but this is seafood flavored.
I found this at the Japanese 7-Eleven in Tokyo.
And it was really, really good,
and I can't find it anywhere else but here
in this Asian market.
So we're gonna grab one of these.
Okay, so I love spice.
And one of my favorite spicy ramens is, oh yeah,
this one will get ya.
This is a Korean spicy ramen.
Ooh, it's gonna hurt so good.
I'm gonna grab of my last favorite ramen,
[sighing] I love you.
It's spicy seafood, but it's udon noodles.
[ambient music]
Please, go to your local Asian market,
it's like an experience in itself.
I think cooking and food is a really great way
to obviously learn about a culture.
Oh, and grab some reusable chopsticks,
I saw them at the end.
[ambient music] [footsteps clacking]
Ha, ha, these are great.
Alright, people, I'm gonna nestle her right here,
'cause I'm afraid it's gonna go through the grate.
[Lana sighing]
Let's go home.
[upbeat music]
[Anthony laughing]
We just got Timmy, I was shooting my show.
I always get the dogs at the worst possible time.
- Yup. - It's so not convenient
to have gotten Emmy on a press tour.
And it was so not convenient - Yeah.
to get Timmy while shooting a television show.
But when I'm having a mental breakdown,
I immediately am like, "Give me a dog."
Something we disagree on, probably?
- It's our biggest argument, easily.
- I'm always like, "Don't cut his hair."
- [Anthony] Yeah.
- [Lana] And I was gone for a day.
I was gone for one day.
I come home.
- Cut his hair.
- And he had cut his hair.
- Yeah, but you didn't even notice
because I did such a good job.
- Yeah 'cause I threatened your life.
I threatened your life.
I said, "Don't mess this up."
- Help, help. [Lana chuckling]
- Help, she's holding him hostage.
[ambient music]
[dumplings sizzling]
I like a crispier bottom to my dumplings
but then I'm gonna lightly steam them I think.
So I'm just like checking.
Yeah, so once they kind of get golden on the bottom
then I'll flip 'em.
And then I'll steam them for like a couple,
just to make sure it's totally cooked through,
is what I find works best.
I'm gonna start my ramen.
I have my eyes locked in
on this spicy seafood ramen.
All right, we're going in.
We're going in. [packet crackling]
If you know me or have followed me at all [sighing] ever,
you know that I love, love food.
And food is such a huge source of comfort for me.
And also a way that I love to experience different cultures
and learn about different cultures.
And I like to gather around food.
I think that so many great conversations
happen at the dinner table.
I was adopted when I was very, very young
and my parents always wanted me to know my culture
and made a big effort to make sure
that I was still aware and know of my roots.
And I think that's probably where my love for food is
because they would introduce me to Vietnamese food
or they would bring me to various Vietnamese restaurants
and share with me the food of my people.
Okay, so now I'm gonna add in the soup packet.
[packet crackling]
Do we even wanna check how much sodium?
I don't think so.
We're just gonna go in, eeh.
This is probably done,
but I'll just keep it going a little.
Let's check on our dumplings.
[upbeat music]
Okay, this is your spicy ramen.
Let me know if you want more spice.
[Anthony slurping]
- Whoa, the noodle is perfect. - That's good.
- It's so good.
All right, I think that we should go
now that we've eaten,
walk this off at the beach.
- What do you think? - Ooh.
- Yes? - Sure, let's go.
- [Lana] We'll take Emmy and Timmy.
- That sounds good.
- All right, well, good work. - Thank you very much.
- Good work everyone.
[gentle music]
I remember before we got our home,
when we were in our transient home,
we were like, "We can't wait to actually have a home,
have a community. - Right.
And take our two dogs
for a walk." - Yeah, yeah.
That was actually a very specific?
- Dream that we both had. - Dream of ours.
- For years, years.
- Was to just be able to take a walk with our dogs.
- Yep.
[ambient music]
- I mean, I feel like we've been through, truly,
this weird whirlwind
of a life together. - Oh yeah, yeah.
We've been together for six and a half years
but it does feel like...
- Like six lifetimes?
- Six lifetimes and also six minutes.
[ambient music]
All right, you guys, we are going to go in
and see the Krakens play and see my dad.
We're gonna go watch with my dad.
All right. - Let's go.
[Lana giggling] [feet clacking]
[Bob laughing] - How are you?
- Perfect timing.
- How's it going, man? - What's up, man?
- This is my father.
This is Bob.
- Hello. - Bob.
- Bob, say hi.
- Hello people. [Lana giggling]
[gentle music]
- [Lana] My dad, he works for the Kraken.
I mean, he's been working in sports journalism
for his entire career.
I love my dad and he's always let me be a part of things.
He always let me sit and watch the Olympics
with all the other reporters.
They call it the war room.
[crowd cheering]
I think just being around a sports environment
my entire life
has given me kind of a confidence
and a strength that I'm grateful for.
[gentle music]
I love you guys so much.
Thank you for hanging out with me, Vogue.
We are gonna go watch some hockey now.
[lips smacking]
[ambient music]