- I am on my way to shoot a very special episode,
the very first Worth It Lifestyle One Stop
with my good friend, Annie Jeong.
- I'm tired.
- A few months ago, I shot a video
with Singapore Airlines with my good friend, Ben,
and we checked out their $24,000 double suite.
Just last month, they announced
that they have released the all new future of luxury travel.
We're going to Toulouse, France to check out the airplane
and we're gonna see the brand new suite.
We actually got exclusive access to the first ever flight
that this airline will be taking.
Annie, you wanna check it out?
- Um, yeah.
Fancy stuff.
Cool.
- So, here we go.
To Toulouse.
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Alex misses his cats.
Wow.
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Alright, autobots.
Let's go back to the other factory.
- Roll out.
- I wanna be the first person to poop on that plane, okay?
I'm gonna save my poop for later.
- Oh, my God.
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- Annie, Steven, welcome.
You are in Toulouse, France.
We are going to take delivery
of a brand new $400 million Airbus 8380.
All the executives from Singapore Airines are here
and we are about to get the keys
to a brand new $400 million double-decker aircraft,
the world's largest plane.
So, you're getting a preview of this brand new plane,
the brand new suite, about a week before anybody else
in the general public would.
- You know, I was not even the first person
to wear my own clothing 'cause I'm a middle child.
- This is gonna ruin everything for me.
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- Alright, let's get on this plane.
So, we are at the weigh-in station
so we have to weigh ourselves for the delivery flight
because they wanna know how efficient the flight is.
- [Annie] Okay, this is personal.
I don't like these close-up B-roll shots.
- So, what'll happen is we'll board the aircraft,
just like a regular commercial flight.
After the seatbelt sign comes off,
you're gonna have free reign on board the aircraft.
So, this is a plane that seats about 471 passengers
and there are really gonna be only
about 50 people on the plane.
- [Steven] We're each getting business class?
- [James] Of course.
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- This is nice.
- It's kinda like I'm in an egg.
(laughing)
- So, seating, entertainment systems,
the bathrooms are new, the amenity kits.
So, literally everything that you're gonna experience
on the place that's being delivered
for the first time in this aircraft is brand new.
- [Steven] Oh, wow.
That's pretty good.
We're above the Swiss Alps, like, in the mountains
and it's 13 megabytes per second download speed.
The upload speed's pretty slow, though.
I mean if you wanna post an Instagram story or something,
it would take you an additional second.
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Oh, ooooh.
Go flat, baby.
This is how I eat at home.
- My name is Yung Han Ng.
I'm the vice president of Product Innovation
at Singapore Airlines.
So, we're here at our new 8380 cabin.
The economy class, the focus is really
on more economics and use of thinner materials,
giving slightly more sheen clearance here
and we focus quite a bit on cushion comfort.
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- Ample leg room.
Nice, soft cushions.
This is the most important thing on any plane
in case you're not sleeping on the edge,
you can, oooh, cuddle your head.
- You also have long legs. - They fit.
I don't think it's gonna fit.
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Oh wait, what is this?
Yo, what the?
There's a mirror right here for you.
- No, I never look at myself on flights.
- [Steven] Why?
- It's me at my worst.
- Premium economy is a product
that we launched less than two years ago.
We will continue to have this on our 8380,
but they are now located in a very private section
of the aircraft.
- Look at those orange accents.
- This is not business class?
See that?
Boom.
You got little containers for your phone.
- [Annie] This is very comfy.
- 36 D and E marked by Steven and Annie.
- Sounds like Steven peed on it.
- Before we do the suite, I need
to go do Steven's Bathroom Breakdown, inspired by Ben.
What in the world is this?
Holy!
Okay, mirrors head to toe.
I can see myself all the way from the top to the bottom.
How in the world is there a separate area for a toilet.
You got toilets.
Sink.
Toilet.
Sink.
Not even in my own house do I have
leather padding on my toilet.
Oh, man.
You could do pushups here.
Jumping jacks.
Two thumbs up.
We'll put up a third and a fourth.
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- [James] The (speaks in foreign langauge),
I had to say that 'cause we're in France, is the new suite.
It's about 60% bigger, private cabin, separate bed,
separate seat, a bigger 32-inch monitor
for watching more than a thousand
on-demand entertainment options.
This is gonna be the future of luxury air travel.
- Whoa.
Ahhh.
- This is as big as my room at home.
- How do I make it go back?
This one right here?
What?
- What if I just did this for 12 hours?
- You're gonna experience a lot of fine touches
that really give a sense of luxury.
Everything from the beautiful, cultured marble surfaces
to the detailing on something as small
as a magazine rack that's designed to be beautiful
in addition to functional.
It's all about the small details
that really kind of communicate luxury.
- Oh, yeah.
Oh. Oh.
And, it's night time outside.
For men, Lalique.
Wait, how does this come off?
You know when you're in a fancy place
and you don't know what to do?
I think you just pull it off.
That's really nice.
It smells like the really expensive department stores.
- This looks like something from Armani Exchange.
- [Steven] Oh.
Oh, that's nice cotton, right there.
Oh, my gosh.
- [Annie] Think about how many dinners you could eat.
- I think the question was
how many business deals go down right here.
Checks out, man.
Okay, so the final thing is the bed.
Quality of a good bed is in the pillows.
You gotta just sink into it.
Can you imagine actually staying here for 12 hours?
I wouldn't wanna ever leave the plane.
- Oh, easily.
It's like we're on a boat.
There's a slight rocking.
- I'm gonna go to my couch.
Oh, you know what?
Actually, I'm tired.
Let's go back to sleep.
- That's a lot of effort.
- And then, we can also add the partition.
- Yeah, let's please add that.
- Look, (mumbles) and business class is insane.
- I finally have some motivation to become rich.
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- Aahhh, Singapore.
- Oh, it is humid inside.
- What'd you think?
You just can't go back?
- It's just so fancy.
I've never liked flying before.
They're so hospitable.
- [Steven] And the service.
- [Annie] Food was good, which I have never experienced.
- [Steven] Oh, like, on an airplane?
- [Annie] Yes, on airplanes.
- Thank you so much to Airbus, to Singapore Airlines,
to all the great people we've met.
Hey, judge my body roll.
- [Annie] Thank God I'm out of frame.
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