- (exhales sharply) First time back at the airport
for a while.
I'm preparing for a pretty emotional weekend.
♪ Do you remember when we were young ♪
♪ Life was so simple and we just had fun ♪
So today's video is gonna be a little different.
♪ Do you remember when we were small ♪
- Hi. - Hi.
(woman laughing) - How are ya?
- Well, good, you made it.
- I made it.
Am I the last one here?
No, you're the third one. - Who are we
still waiting for?
I'm the third one?
- You're the third, yep.
- Still five more to come?
- Yes, can you believe?
♪ And everything around us was so much taller ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
- [David] There it is.
There it is.
- There it is, all these years.
- This right here is the reason I came
to Salt Lake City today.
(light music)
This is my childhood house.
My parents bought this house back in 1977 for $55,000.
- [Mother] Should we get everybody on Daddy?
- Yeah!
- They've lived here for the last 44 years.
In this video, my dad is the exact same age
as I am right now.
- [Father] We're trying to earn enough money for a stereo
so we can have beautiful, inspiring music in our home
other than just Carol and I singing.
- [David] They raised eight kids in this house,
eight kids. - Everybody wave
there's Matthew, Michael.
I was number six. - David, David.
- [Father] Hi.
(light music)
This is a video machine.
- My parents have finally decided to sell this house
and they're moving out next week.
And so for kind of one last memory, reunion sake,
me, and all of my siblings, we're all flying in this weekend
to hang out, and sleep in our own beds one last time
in our house before it's sold.
(door opening)
We made it.
This is my brother, Mike.
- Hey, man, how ya doing?
- This is my sister, Kat, Katherine.
And there's a lot more coming.
- How are you?
- Here's my sister, Sarah.
- Hi.
(people laughing)
- And Steve showed up too, where's Steve?
Crazy Uncle Steve.
Haven't seen him on the Vlog for a while.
- What's going on, YouTube?
- This is Crazy Uncle Steve.
Makes an appearance on the vlog
for the first time since his wedding.
- I think I kept the hair long, is it?
- This is my bro of two-year difference.
Slightly taller, slightly bigger, slightly uglier brother.
- Slightly better looking.
- How cute.
- Steven.
- Oh, is that Steven?
Is that your baby brother?
- Well, I'll just say my contribution to you this weekend,
is gonna be talking you out of this thing.
This can not be good for your back.
All right, I'm worried about you.
- Okay, we'll all be there.
Let's try this.
Here we go.
So put, why don't you just bend your leg.
- Two, three, go.
♪ Da da da da da da da dee dee dee dee ♪
- Fidwig, the kind-hearted man.
- You can't read it- - You're squeezing
my left leg right now.
I'm in so much pain.
♪ When you're spending every day on your own. ♪
♪ And here it goes ♪
♪ I'm just a kid and I ♪
- Kay, this right here, was my room with my bro, Steve.
- The glory days.
- Until we were what,
like middle, junior high,
until Matt moved out, or Mike moved out, probably.?
Steve was on the bottom bunk.
I don't know why I gave him the bottom bunk,
but and then I was in the top bunk.
- I remember it being a lot bigger.
- Yeah, it feels small. - Feels small doesn't it?
- This is the window that Steve would use
to sneak out to meet his girlfriends.
(laughing)
- You would that include that part in there.
- And I would convince him not to do it.
This is my very, very first guitar.
I don't know why I still have this.
I just can't bring myself to throw it away.
This is the swing that I would swing on as a little kid.
- [Father] That's David on the swing.
- [David] You guys preparing the last supper here?
- Last supper.
- [Brother] Last supper, Chicken Alabam.
- [David] Is it?
- Chicken Alabam, your favorite?
A little of that.
- This is where I learned to play basketball.
One of the favorite sports to this day.
- [Mother] Give him the little ball.
Watch David.
Way to go, Dave!
- [Children] Yeah!
- Part of this is the only shot behind the line.
- [David] That was the only one behind the line.
- So you knew it was gonna hit three,
it was gonna be from right here.
- Here it is.
- Steven taught me well.
- [Mike] We can edit this, and make it go in too, probably.
(ball bangs on rim)
- Definitely want to edit that one.
- One more.
(ball swishes in net)
- [Mike] Ohhh, all right.
- This will be our last basketball game of all time.
Who is gonna be the reigning champion of all time?
(child-like music)
(ball hitting rim)
(sweet melody)
- [Child] Try again.
(children chattering)
(basketball bouncing on rim)
- [David] This weekend was filled with beautiful memories.
From the time my dad slipped on the ice in the front yard.
- Goes, ehhhh!
(laughing)
- And suddenly I just flipped clear up in the air.
It was horrible.
- Are you okay?
Are you okay?
- Anyways, I was giving you guys
something to laugh yourself silly.
(laughing)
- [David] The time my sisters
accidentally killed the neighbor's cat.
- This story has to die.
That story has to die.
- She cried more for that cat,
and committed - Oh my gosh.
- His own brother's.
- [David] That one actually, isn't that beautiful a memory.
I learned to crawl in this house, to walk in this house.
I learned to play guitar in this house.
I learned to pray.
- [Father] Okay, let's have a prayer, guys.
- [David] I learned about what's important, what matters.
I know I was lucky just to have a house.
I hope it serves another family,
as well as it served me.
Losing my childhood home is just another reminder,
we grow up, we move on.
We build our own homes, our own lives.
This is no longer my house.
My house is hundreds of miles away, in another city.
- [Child] All right, or on the top.
- Who's ready to play?
- What?
(snickering)
[Ashley] Surprise!
- Dad's already done!
(laughing)
- I missed you guys.
- [Ashley] Is that a good surprise, guys?
- Yes.
- And I know it's hard to admit,
someday these kids will do the same thing.
I just hope we make the most of it while it lasts.
(mellow guitar music)
- You have to see more daddy.