It's been a few long days since I surprised
Christine with a new RV.
Yeah, we haven't really been talking.
We live in the same house, but we're in two totally
different worlds right now.
So I'm going to try my best to talk to her, you know?
How was your day?
We film our lives every day.
Turn the camera off!
I'm not even that mad about the RV.
I'm more so upset because he just hasn't taken
my feelings into consideration.
He's going on willy nilly like nothing's happened,
and he hasn't even apologized.
Good and bad, we're supposed to film whatever is the issue.
Looks like I'm going to have to get creative to patch things
up here.
Step one, I'm gonna make her some popcorn.
She loves popcorn.
[beeping]
Hot damn!
Putting my life on the line.
She's going to like this.
Here you go, baby.
You want some popcorn?
No, thank you.
What?
I don't want any.
OK.
My apologies.
That didn't work.
He thinks he can pop some popcorn
and all is right in the world.
Yeah, think again.
It's not going to work on me.
I got to think of another plan.
My plan is to tighten all the jars in the kitchen.
She's going to have to call me.
[pop]
She's a tough cookie to crack.
Ever since Keith and I got into an argument about the RV,
he's been trying to do everything he can
to get back on my good side.
So his latest thing, he sent me a text earlier
saying "get dressed up nice and meet me
downstairs at 8 o'clock."
I have no idea what he has in store,
but I'm going to find out.
[doorbell rings]
Not the RV.
Yes.
Wow, Keith, as soon as I think you're thinking about me
and not yourself, you roll up in the very thing that I didn't
want to see, which just reminds me
he still has yet to apologize.
Uh, oh.
It looks completely different.
Completely different.
Come on, baby, have a seat.
[inaudible] there.
It looks very nice.
It looks a lot different than I would have expected,
but I'm still not really happy about the fact
that you bought it without me.
Well, I'm trying to make up for it.
I thought it was a good plan at the time.
I thought it would, you know, benefit us in the long run,
you know what I mean?
This could be a great project for us.
I hear what you're saying, but I
think you're missing the point.
We had a conversation about what we would do,
and you still went ahead and made a financial decision
without me.
I feel like we're supposed to be a team,
and we're supposed to make these decisions together.
But we are a team.
But the decision we made together, you
decided to still do your own thing.
[sighs]
I really do apologize, you know.
Before we got married, I was just so
used to making decisions on my own,
I would just do it whenever I felt like it.
Now we're in a partnership.
I do see that, you know, most of the decisions,
it has to run through both of us.
So I'm really, really sorry, and I do apologize.
Can you forgive me?
We all make mistakes.
We'll work through it.
I love you.
I love you, too.
All right, now, let's dig in.
All right.