- You got any girlfriends?
- No.
(giggling)
- You're always talking about girls.
Always asking me.
(laughter)
(light upbeat music)
Hello. - Hi.
I'm Ethan.
- I'm his big brother, Brett.
- We're sisters.
No.
(laughing)
We're siblings. - Brother, sister.
- Like, nine years. - Nine years or something.
- We have a 20 year age gap.
- 23 years apart?
- '85.
- Wow.
(laughing)
- So, you're gonna eat my favorite food
that grandma used to feed me.
- Do you think I'm gonna like it?
- I think you're gonna love it.
- [Woman] Okay, open your eyes.
- Ramen.
- Have you ever ate that before?
- No.
- [Woman] While this is cooking
we can crack the egg.
- Okay.
I have a trick.
- What's your trick?
- I just.
(knocking)
(cracking)
And then.
There you go.
- I just crack them.
- All right, Ethan, open your eyes.
Boom.
Pickle herring.
It's nice and juicy, you got a cracker for some crunch.
Cheers.
(crunching)
What do you think, Ethan?
- It's good.
- You really think it's good?
(laughter)
- Oh, that's so good!
- What does it taste like?
- Strawberry milk.
But then it also has that ice cream taste.
This is really good.
Are you gonna have one?
- Oh, yeah.
Sure, okay. - You can have one.
- For old time's sake.
- When was the last one you had one?
- Honestly, probably in elementary school
when I used to buy them.
- Oh, I'm so sad, dude.
I'm so sorry for you.
- How often did you like to eat this?
- After school, for dinner sometimes.
Yeah, it's good.
- Final test.
It's salty.
Went down my throat like, boom.
(laughing)
- Do you like it though?
- It's okay.
- The other thing I brought you then is uh,
don't get turned off by the name,
but it's banana baby food.
- What?
- And I still eat it today.
You ready?
- [Ethan] Yeah.
- Isn't it good?
Is it better than yogurt?
See, so good.
- You remember how you felt
when you were getting ready to have a little sister?
- I was excited of course,
but I was like, dang, I don't get to be spoiled no more.
- Yeah, that is true.
- What did you think of me when I was gonna happen?
- Um, it was surprising for sure.
I had graduated already before you were born.
From college.
So, it was almost like I could've had a kid by then.
- That's just too young.
- I was pretty excited for you, yeah,
but you were like, the only one I was happy about
because Haley,
you know, I was not happy about Haley.
But you.
Our sister.
(laughing)
- So, we used to beg for Lunchables
and we would never get them.
Do you get to eat Lunchables now?
- I've had them a couple times
but that's only when my friends give me theirs.
(crunch)
Oh my god.
- [Big Sister] It doesn't really look
that good to me anymore.
- Why is it so hard to swallow?
- Probably the crackers.
I don't know, dry.
- The ice cream was way better.
- What's it like to be almost 20.
- Too much.
- Too much?
- It's not as fun as being a kid
but it's good.
You make your own rules.
- You get to drink.
- Drink what?
- Beer.
Vodka.
Whiskey. - I honestly don't think
you would like the taste of that stuff.
- Yeah, probably not.
- Most of the time it sucks.
- Why?
- There's just so many things you just have to do
and it gets tiring.
Go to work.
Who wants to go to work?
I don't.
- I would.
- More power to you.
Just wait.
- That she was born in the 80s not the 90s.
- Oh gosh.
- And she had very good taste.
- Oh, thank you.