- This a dessert.
We're gonna save this for later, Okay?
- Chicken! - I know.
(upbeat music)
- Hi, my name is Celine.
And this is daddy.
- My name is Russel.
- He's sweet and kind.
(awing)
- I'm going to share with you
what I ate when I was younger and lived in the dormitory.
- [Voice-Over] Celine, can you tell us what's a dormitory?
- A dormitory is a place that's really good.
Because in the Military at those dorms,
you get ice cream, cereal, and chocolate milk. (laugh)
So you'll be eating some of the foods that I ate.
Okay, close your eyes.
- [Voice-Over] Picture your dad when he was in the dorm.
- When I was a lot younger, - Is.
- A lot skinnier, - He was.
- I was just gonna say that.
- Ah, okay.
- [Celine] What's this called?
- [Russel] It's Mr. Z's Finger Lickin' Baked Chicken.
This a dessert, we're gonna save this for later, Okay?
- Chicken! - I know.
- He's Mr. Z.
- No, don't you do that.
Mr. Z, was this
I guess this
Master Sgt.
Who'd taught that he could make a better food
for everybody.
And he didn't fry it.
He baked it instead.
So that way it's healthier for all the Military members.
- [Voice-Over] What do you think?
- Perfecto!
It's not like the KFC one, but.
Do you want a bite?
- Sure.
(coughing)
That's really good.
- [Voice-Over] Celine, has your dad ever been deployed?
- Yes.
- When I
first left
she was one.
And then when I came back she was two.
So, she didn't know what's going on.
When I came back,
April was able to surprise me at the terminal.
I didn't know she can go in to the terminal.
And she showed up with,
with Celine.
With a sign that says, "We're taking
my daddy home after 210 days!"
And that was actually, really, really cool.
- Never deploy.
And just spend time with your family
or else, I'm just gonna cry everyday.
- What if I have to go?
- Can I please come with?
Pretty please, pretty please. - No.
- I want to eat this chicken.
(laughing)
- Is that the only reason why you wanna go with me?
I'm very thankful for Mr. Z.
Baking this chicken,
it really is a lot tastier than a lot of the other items.
So after we had our appetizer or dinner,
you know, you'll always have what after dinner?
- Dessert?
- Dessert, exactly.
So we got bored one day.
And we got these little snacks
in the dorms.
And we're gonna make what we call a Kit kat burger.
It's actually gonna be a rice crispy treat,
is the bottom bun,
Kit kat is your burger or your burger patty.
And then Kit kat is the top.
So now, you just eat it.
(food splat)
(laughing)
- [Voice-Over] What do you think?
- (angelic awe) So I would do like,
like this, rice crispy, chicken, Kit kat.
Rice crispy, chicken, Kit kat.
So tell Z.
- You'd put chicken in there?
Just make it healthy.
There, chicken,
Kit kat,
rice crispy.
Try it.
- All try it, It's good.
(chomp)
Told you.
- Nice and pretty good.
(laugh)
- [Voice-Over] Celine, do you think one day
you'll be living in a dormitory?
- No, I'm gonna be living with my mom and dad.
- Oh?
What you wanna be when you grow up?
- Pediatric Oncologist Historian.
- A Pediatric Oncologist and a Historian?
- No, Historian.
- [Voice-Over] In order to do that
do you have to go somewhere?
- Like a special school.
You have to be like 5000 bucks.
- I won't love more than that.
(laugh)
Are you gonna miss mommy and daddy's cooking though
when you live in the dorms?
- Yes, but this is why I'm staying with you guys.
(laugh)
(burping)
(giggles)
- Stop now, its just not polite.
- Get my sticky hands on you.
- No I don't want sticky hands.
- Get my sticky hand.