- Can I hug you?
Oh my lord!
(upbeat music)
- Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
- Oh my god, Yoko!
Oh my god!
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
Can I hug you?
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
We're going to make some good old fashion,
from the South, peach cobbler.
You ready to get busy with it?
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
The first thing I need is just a stick of butter.
We just put that in our pan,
and we're going to put it in the oven at 350 degrees, okay?
While the butter's melting,
what we'll do is just mix the other ingredients.
And growing up, we didn't have a lot of money,
but one thing that grew a lot around the farms were peaches.
And I'll just drop-
Some people like cinnamon.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
- And I enjoy seeing you and Anthony in the kitchen.
- Anthony, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop!
- Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop!
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
- Good job, girlfriend!
(Tammye and Yoko laughing)
And now we wait.
Okay.
(upbeat music)
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
Chasaji?
Cha-sa-ji?
- Mm!
♪ Cha-Sa-Ji ♪
- I got it!
Chasaji!
- Good.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
- Yes.
You have the spirit of my sister.
I feel the connection with you.
I mean, it's like she's all around me right now
in you, Yoko, I love you.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
(upbeat music)
Do you mind if we take a selfie?
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
(Tammye gasping)
(everybody laughing)
- What are you guys doing?
I smell pie, Mama.
- Peach cobbler.
- Yeah, is it almost done?
- Yes, I think so.
And it is sinful, baby.
Sinful!
- You know I'm down for that.
So I think one of the biggest reasons why
everyone has connected with Mama Tammye and Yoko-san,
in particular, is because the love
that just oozes out of them.
There's so many similarities about these two women.
They're both such givers.
They both lost their sisters to cancer.
And I just have a feeling that they're going to be able to
maybe find a little piece of their sisters in each other.
How has everything been going?
How's Kuma-Chan today?
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
You're sleeping in your bedroom, right?
You haven't given it away to somebody else,
you're not back under the dining room table, are you?
- Oh, no, no problem!
No worry.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
Yeah!
- And how's everything is at the community center going?
- Beautiful, beautiful!
The children love it.
You have changed our community.
It is flourishing.
Thank you.
- I'm so glad to hear that.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
(upbeat music)
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
- [Tammye] That's cute.
Is it good?
- These peaches are perfect.
You are definitely two people
that the world felt a lot of love from.
And, you know, I think, me especially,
had a very, very emotional connection with the both of you.
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
- Yes!
(Yoko speaking foreign language)
And, Yoko, you're the sister that I lost.
You have her spirit.
I mean everything.
So I now have another sister.
And telling and going through,
I went through cancer, and I was like some of your patients,
and for them to have someone like you.
(euphoric music)
♪ Oh yeah ♪
♪ Tell me will you help me ♪
♪ Tell me will you love me ♪
♪ Am I gonna fall again ♪