(giggling)
(heavy breathing)
- Next stop is Folholm street and union square.
- You are a lot smarter than I am.
So, I wish that I was as smart as you were.
- Besties.
(laughter)
- I could have just left you hanging.
Wow, I should have done that.
- Twins. Twinsies.
- What's the most annoying thing about me?
- Sometimes you'll just be running after like it rains.
I'm just like, you're gonna slip.
You're gonna slip! And then sometimes you slip,
and it's like: "Ha! Called it!".
- And then you laugh at me but then
you are like:"Oh, are okay?"
(laughter)
- Laugh first, help later.
- Yeah.
- Usually when you like start spazzing at me.
(silly noises)
(copies silly noises)
- Like that?
- Yeah. You do that a lot.
- I know I do.
- When you, like rant on about comic books and stuff
I don't want to hear about.
- I want to know why
you kick me when I'm sleeping
and you go on top of me and nobody else.
- I don't know.
- Sometimes when we make ideas and we get into arguments
you say that I'm kind of like.
(both laugh)
- How do I say this nicely?
- I'm your older brother.
- Yeah I guess. So it's like you say sometimes
that I'm dumb and stuff like that,
but I really know you don't mean that.
So I think there's like a line between when you are like
a mean older brother and you're a nice older brother.
So like a big difference.
So I think right now you're probably in the middle of that.
- What do you want to be when you grow up?
- An artist.
- Lie.
- I don't know. I feel like it's relaxing when I paint.
- And draw?
- Yeah.
- Well since I really like science maybe an engineer
but I also like art
so I might
become an architect.
- I'd like to be a lawyer like mama and daddy.
- Probably an architect
because you have that love for just design,
like you love SIMS city.
You had this time where you were really interested
in like planes and cars
and you enjoy like designing characters.
So there's the design aspect and you're, I mean, you have
you're quite good at math.
So that probably comes into play.
- I want to be a singer and actress.
- What I want to be is a writer.
I want to tell stories to the world
and I want to help everyone.
I want to help every person I can.
- Okay. Okay.
What?
- Read it.
- Oh. What do you think scares me the most about growing up?
- Probably that like everyone is going to die
because of global warming.
- Really sad.
(laughter)
- Yeah. That just got really serious.
- Dying.
- Not really.
- Oh, okay.
- Well that's in a long time. Like in 70 years.
- Having to like do a job and pay the bills? and
- It's actually about losing friends.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Losing friends? Really? So you losing friends
and you're worrying that you might lose your friends
Cause they might like travel.
- Yeah cause, cause I feel like when I grow up and I go
to different schools, I'm gonna, I like,
I'm going to lose touch with you.
- Probably not.
Like when I, when we get a phone, I'll like
like our moms could like text each other
and like we could get her each other's phone numbers.
That's definitely something.
- I'm kind of afraid. I, because there's a lot of stuff that
you have to do when you're an adult that I don't know about.
I know how taxes work and everything
but this getting insurance on everything,
it is just hard.
- Plus, even when we're old ladies,
we won't be like knitting.
Although I do like knitting,
we'll be like: "let's go hike up a mountain."
You'll be like: "okay".
- I'll be like: "I' don't feel like it".
- And then I'll be like: " We're going. Fine".
- I don't want to get older because that means
our parents are getting older and that's so scary for me
because
(crying)
- You okay?
- Can you hug me right now?
- Yes.