- Alright.
- Do you know how to use that stuff?
- Huh?
- Do you know how to use that stuff?
- We'll see.
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- My name is Phillip Anderson,
and my daughter is Aris Anderson.
- I am Andre Harrison and this is?
- Annabella.
- Annabella Harrison.
- I'm Shaun Purefoy.
- I'm Arianna Rene Purefoy.
- Oh you gave the full name.
(laughs)
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- I mean, I'm gonna do my best.
I have some basics down, like the ponytail.
(laughs)
Can't go wrong with that.
- Well there's been a few time.
Let's say when my significant other is out of town
or she leaves earlier than me in the day
and I take a look at Aris' hair,
she might need some assistance 'cause you know it's curly.
She has a lot of it so yes,
there's been times where I've had to jump in
and put something together.
- Super confident.
I wanna see his creativity and how he can do my hair.
- Really?
- Yes.
- Okay.
This is gonna be interesting.
Lifetime?
Two and a possible.
- Um...
Yes.
- You don't seem impressed.
No?
You want me to do more than a ponytail.
What do you want me to do?
- Elsa.
- Elsa?
We'll see about Elsa.
- Yeah I'm ready.
I'm as ready as I'm gonna be.
- I think I'm as ready as I'm gonna be.
(laughs)
- We're ready.
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- You gonna wear this to school tomorrow?
- Yeah.
- And tell 'em daddy did it?
- Yeah.
- Only if it comes out good, okay?
If it doesn't come out good tell 'em mommy did it.
- If you don't like it,
we'll just put it back in a bun that mommy put in,
all right?
- What if you don't know how to do the bun?
- Well we gonna try.
- How's your day today?
- It was good.
- Yeah, you had field day today?
- Yeah.
- Alright, awesome.
So what events did you do at field day?
Was it like we talked about?
Did you just go ahead and throw water balloons?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Did you hit anybody?
- No, we're supposed to catch it until it pops.
- Oh, you gotta catch the water balloon until it pops.
Okay.
- Alright, if I hurt you,
just charge it to the game.
- Do you wanna to gymnastics?
- Yes.
Do you know how to do back flips?
- Do I know how to do back flips?
Absolutely not.
- Do you have any homework?
- Yeah, I gotta new homework packet.
- Packet?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- That's what's up.
Well you know after I get done doin' your hair
maybe we can do some reading.
We'll knock out that packet.
- No thanks.
- No thanks?
- I wanna go home and chill out.
- You wanna chill out?
- Uh-huh.
- Okay.
- There's one Elsa braid.
(laughs)
- I'm gonna do a little part right here.
Let me see.
Is your head straight?
- Go from the front down the middle.
- Go from the front down the middle?
- Uh-huh.
- I don't know how to do that one.
I'mma do this in the back.
I'mma do from side to side.
Straight lines from ear to ear, how 'bout that?
It's gonna be fly, watch.
- Does this hurt?
- A little.
- Okay, it's cause mommy didn't do a good job
at making sure it wasn't tangled just so you know.
(laughs)
It's nothin' to do with me.
- What is your favorite song from Elsa?
- Uh, Anna.
- I thought it was the "Let It Go" song.
- It is.
- It is?
You wanna sing for daddy?
- No.
(laughs)
- What's you and mommy favorite song right now?
You was just singin' it.
(laughs)
Go ahead say it, don't be shy.
- What's daddy's favorite color?
- Blue.
- No.
- Black.
- No.
- White.
- No.
- Red.
- I told, no.
It's purple.
- What?
That's your favorite color?
- Yes.
- What?
- What your boyfriend's name?
- I don't have a boyfriend.
- Good, that was a trick question.
You better not have no boyfriend because.
Yeah, you just better not have no boyfriend.
We not doin' the boyfriend thing until how old?
How old do you think you wanna be
when you wanna have a boyfriend?
- 100.
- Yes.
- Third time's a charm.
- I'm concerned about my hair.
- As you should be but again you were confident
that daddy was gonna do a good job
and do I let my daughter down?
No.
Do I?
- No.
- Alright, cool.
I don't wanna be too presumptuous.
- Alright, I don't know if I did your edges really well.
I'm sorry,
but I did my best.
Daddy did his best, okay?
- Okay.
(laughs)
- I think the kitchen is messin' everything up, honestly.
We gotta keep the kitchen.
- What kitchen?
- The kitchen is what they call the back
of your hair when it falls out the ponytail.
Gotta close the kitchen door.
When you get to third grade,
you'll start hearin' stuff like that.
(smooches)
- We done.
And time.
(upbeat drum music)
(laughs)
- Like my hair.
- I tried my best.
I don't know if my hands are too big.
I don't know it's just.
(laughs)
I prefer the clippers,
but clearly I can't cut her hair.
(laughs)
- It looks good.
- Thank you, thank you.
(laughs)
- It looks awesome.
- But I think it came alright.
It's like bumped up right here.
It's poppin'.
- Next time you need to use gel.
- Oh that's what I shoulda used the other stuff for?
- The gel to lay down the hair.
- Oh, we shoulda brought gel?
- Uh-huh.
- I think it's good.
- Oh, you think it's good?
- Uh-huh.
- Okay.
Is it just as good as when mommy does it?
- Uh, yes.
- Oh, okay.
Good, wow.
You'll wear your hair like that to school?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- Except for the kitchen.
- Oh no.
- It's okay though, it still looks pretty.
- Oh it looks pretty but your kitchen is out a little bit?
- Yeah.
- Happy Father's Day.
- Thank you.
- Daddy I have something at home for you.
- You have somethin' at home for me?
Awesome.
(laughs)
Give daddy kiss.
(smooches)
- Happy Father's Day.
- Thank you.
I love you.
- Good job.
- Appreciate it baby.
(smooches)
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