Hi.
I'm Macey.
Ellen sent me RV-ing with my mom,
my Grandma Marsha, and my dad, who's driving.
We're traveling around the country
to see all kinds of historical sites
and meet some new friends along the way.
And these are my adventures.
[HORN HONKING]
[EXCITED LAUGHTER]
Wow.
A TV?
There's a nice shower.
A radio?
This folds into a bed!
I could get used to this.
A trash can.
OK, that's just for looks, I guess.
[GRUNTING] A little help here?
Where we headed to first?
San Francisco.
Yeah!
Let's go!
Only six hours to go.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[HORN HONKING]
We made it-- San Francisco, California.
[TROLLEY BELL RINGING]
Fisherman's Wharf-- let's go try some clam chowder, Mace.
Yeah, JFK really liked clam chowder.
Ready?
Yum.
Yummy.
I think I'll just stick to the crackers instead.
Oh, look, there's Alcatraz.
I know you.
I've seen you on TV.
Yeah.
Hi.
Nice to meet you.
Hi, nice to meet you too.
You have a good time in San Francisco, OK?
All right.
Thank you very much.
[SEA LIONS BARKING]
I hear something.
Look!
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, look how they swim.
There's a lot of these seals that look like President Taft.
Just dip it in the chocolate.
Mm.
These are amazing.
I'm a master chocolatier.
Are you ready to go on a chocolate shopping spree?
Mm.
Uh-oh, this is so heavy.
Do I really get to keep all this?
You get to keep it.
[GASPING] Oh.
This is the best trip ever.
Mm.
This is delicious.
San Francisco has been amazing!
The reason they call it the Golden Gate Bridge
is because the Golden Gate Passage flows under it.
I don't know how I'm going to get
through all of this chocolate on this road trip.
[THROUGH MOUTHFUL] But I'm gonna try.
Oh.
But I'm gonna try.
[LAUGHTER]
Here we are at Madame Tussauds.
I got to meet President Obama.
And he was very nice.
This looks almost exactly like the real Barack Obama.
Benjamin Franklin didn't invent electricity.
He did discover it, though.
This is John Sutter.
In his sawmill, they found the first gold nugget.
This is Steve Woznee--
nee-- I don't know.
Madonna.
[LAUGHTER]
I'm so excited 'cause we're going to Alcatraz.
Gonna drive this thing?
Sure.
All right, you're gonna take these two [INAUDIBLE],,
and you're gonna push them forward.
We're going right to where those lights are, to the right side.
All right.
You're supposed to be pointed at Alcatraz.
We're pointing the wrong way.
You're going the wrong way.
Turn, Macey, turn!
[LAUGHTER]
OK, I'm having a heck of a time steering this.
So 1857, Alcatraces Island.
Alcatraz actually gets its name from Isla de los Alcatraces.
Island of the Pelicans.
How long is this walk?
[GASPS]
[LAUGHS]
Here we can see the warden's office.
[LAUGHTER]
Looking good, Warden Hensley.
Are you ready to go show me around the cell house?
Sure.
All right.
Wow.
This is pretty neat.
There's only a couple of people that have escaped Alcatraz.
They were Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Clarence Anglin
who escaped.
These are the papier mache heads to make it
look like they were sleeping.
This is Ian, And he's my producer.
[LAUGHTER] Come on.
You get back here.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah, and stay there.
[TAPPING]
[FEEDBACK]
Everybody, it's nap time.
Lights out.
[FEEDBACK]
[CELL DOOR SLAMS]
This has been just a great start to my road trip, Ellen.
Thank you so much.
Next stop, Las Vegas.
[MUSIC PLAYING]