In this house are parents with no rules and I have to live with them for 24 hours. And in this house is a family with too many rules and I have to live with them for 24 hours. And Salish has until the end of the day to convince her new family to add one single rule.
No rules. And me with my new parents, I need to make them remove one rule. By the way, my name is Jordan.
Wait, you have broken a rule. A rule? What?
What did I do? And whoever can convince the parents they're wrong first. No, Dad.
Stop. Actually, Dad, don't. Bro, the matter come.
Oh my gosh, that's so weird. It's not cringe. It's not.
I'm going to do everything I can to try and drive the parents crazy. Um, okay. Hi.
Hi. Welcome to our home. There's no rules here.
You're going to love it. No rules, baby. I can do anything.
Whatever you want. Yeah, no rules. Are you sure about this?
No rules. No rules. But unfortunately, that will not be easy because on Sailor's side, the family absolutely loves her new ideas.
Oh, that was awesome. Great idea. I love it.
And with my new family, every single mistake I make, you're going to have a punishment. What's the punishment? I'm here.
Stop. Stop. Please stop.
I'm addicted to my phone. I love my phone. [Music] Wow, this is a beautiful house.
This is definitely a million-dollar painting. Wow, look at this view. This is crazy.
Oh, hi. By the way, my name's Jordan. Wait, you have broken a rule.
A rule? What? What did I do?
There are no shoes in the house. Oh, these are slides. They're like slippers, basically.
If you do it again, there will be a punishment. Okay, I don't want to get any punishments. Like, I'm definitely not What?
What? There's That's like a hundred feet. What are you doing?
That was Why would you throw my shoes over the edge? That's not even fair. You're wearing shoes.
Are you talking back? That's another rule. Another rule broken.
Do it again. Punishment. Our house.
Our rules. Okay. Sorry.
What are you wearing? I'm wearing jeans and black t-shirts. What I always wear every No.
Children in this house wear a uniform. Children? I'm older than both of you.
I'm a a grown man with kids. Yes. So, listen.
You will find your room downstairs. Three flights, touch nothing. Why am I doing this?
Your uniform is hanging. Okay, great. Nice to meet you.
Uh-huh. Okay, so we can make whatever breakfast we want. Yep.
Yep. Okay, we're going to start with a pancake sundae. Salish wants to see how far these parents can go with no rules, especially after their kids decide to chase them with a massive drone inside the house or go bowling with their favorite vases.
Oh, are you sure about that? That's okay. Oh, and they're adding Froot Loops.
Nice. He's putting Froot Loops in the batter. I mean, this is incredible.
This is perfect for you. I have 3D art class and I make powdery and I don't mix pancake batter with my hair. I have had nonhand whisked pancakes before.
These are better. Oh my gosh. Breathe through your nose, boy.
Are you going to reuse that whipped cream? Reuse it. The boy is eating it.
You know what? How about you just put Dr your pepper in your pancake batter. You know, no rules.
Here you go. Yes. Got a nice donut.
Lot of sugar. Parents, I mean, that's a lot of sugar. Maybe make a rule not too much sugar.
I mean, that might be quite tasty. I mean, are you sure you don't want to just like tell them not to mix with their hands like or not eating that whipped cream right out of the mouth? Wash your hands.
That's a good rule. No rules. Okay, but I warn you, this might not go too well.
Okay, I guess in here. Is this my room? Nice room.
Seriously, not exactly my size. And what Sish doesn't know is that I put a new iPhone in the Matter Cup and whoever wins gets to keep it. A new iPhone gave on.
Wait, how did you even hear me? That's supposed to be a secret. I'm like 5 miles away.
I can hear everything you do. Okay, whatever. I'm going to win.
You're going to win. I'm going to win. All right, fine.
Now, I'm really going to have to win. Obviously, I don't actually want the kids to eat this for breakfast, but I need to prove a point to the parents to make rules. So, okay.
So, I guess we're just going to pour this into it. Yay, sugar. [Applause] This is a huge pancake.
This family has no rules. So, that means that these kids are eating such unhealthy breakfast. I feel like they should be eating fruit and like healthier breakfast, maybe some cereal.
But I guess this pancake will have to do for the day. Do you guys have a rule that we have to use a plate? No.
Okay, kids. Go get the ice cream. Open up the ice cream.
I don't think we need Okay. Do I make a rule saying that we have to clean the whole house? Um, no.
Here's some chocolate syrup. Oh wow. Oh yeah.
Wow. Yeah. Okay, everybody stop.
Are you sure you want to let us keep doing this? Keep going. [Music] Oh, honey.
I I don't know. Oh, they don't want rules, huh? Just wait until the 8-year-old decides to drive her dad's favorite car.
Okay, this is it. Focus. Make or break.
And go. Dinner fork. Salvad fork.
Soup spoon. Dessert spoon. Steak knife.
Time. You just beat your record by 2. 5 milliseconds.
Yes. Look what we did. We are awesome parents.
Oh, he's back. Introduce yourself. Lock eyes from handshake.
Yo, what up, bro? Okay. We do handshake.
We do handshake. Excuse me. I'm Jordan.
I'm Leo. Nice to meet you, Leo. Nice to meet you, too.
Can I just say something real quick? I'm so sorry, but why are we wearing this inside the house? It's a classic boy uniform.
That comes from five generations of house uniforms. Thank you very much. Every day he has to wear this uniform.
Every day. Every day. Let me give you a scenario.
Tell me what you think. Okay. May I take a glass?
Yes. Go ahead. Mag get a juice?
I suppose. Okay. I would encourage you to strongly consider changing this rule.
Here's why. So imagine this scenario. You've got a nice uniform.
It's very expensive. You don't want to ruin it. And you're in California.
And in California, as we know, there are earthquakes, right? So just imagine he has his orange juice and suddenly, oh no, there's an earthquake. Oh no.
Oh my god, there's an earthquake. Oh no. Oh no.
You see, that's the problem with wearing a uniform inside the house. So why don't we just end this rule? But why wear it inside?
Cuz something like this could happen. And then I would win the Matter Cup because they changed that rule. So what do you guys think?
Please change this one rule. No, we're keeping this rule. If you're comfortable making a mess, then you're comfortable cleaning up a mess.
He got the toothbrush consequence. Uh-oh. All right, let's eat.
Yeah. That's a lot of sugar. Okay.
Are you guys sure that they can eat this for breakfast? Yes. Okay, go ahead and eat it.
[Music] Sandy, you might want to go see what my dad's doing and come back because this is going to take a while for them to eat this breakfast. Yeah. Sandy, maybe you should cut back to Salish because things over here aren't going as well as I had hoped.
This sucks. I don't know what Sish is doing, but it couldn't be any harder than this. I can't use a toothbrush.
You kidding? All right, next rule. Daily exercise with the family.
And if Jordan is not out here in the next 5 minutes, punishment. All right, son. High knees.
Let's go. Higher. You heard your mother.
Do you want a punishment? Hey, better. Better.
These parents aren't joking around with their punishments. Just see in a minute what they have reserved for me. This is going to be rough.
This is a sugar rush. It happens when kids eat too many sweets. Maybe next time they make a rule, you should try this again.
Good luck handling them. I'm going upstairs. I'll be back.
One rule would put an end to this. No. No.
No. No rules. No rules.
No rules. No rules. [Music] The parents are trying so hard to not make a rule.
My next plan is such a good idea that I'm going to have to win. They're going to need to make a rule. And then I'm going to win.
I actually don't really care about the runner cup. I just want the new phone. That would be pretty nice.
It is time for push-ups. Jordan has 1 minute to get here. Otherwise, punishment time.
Wait, wait, wait. I'm here. I'm here.
I don't want a punishment. How do I get up there? Figure it out.
You got 30 seconds to get up here for family exercise. All right, 15 seconds. I don't think he's going to make it.
And three, two, and one. I made it. I made it.
Right. I don't get a punishment. No, no punishment.
Are you tired? Sounds good. Okay, what are we doing?
Time to work out. Let's go. Yeah, we're working out.
Yep. Oh my god, I want that phone. For my next plan, I just grabbed all of the mattresses from the kids' bedroom, and we're going to make a stair slide.
This stair slide is completely safe for the kids to try, but I'm going to make the parents think it's unsafe. So, then they make a rule, and then I get the matter cup, and then boom, I get a phone. All right, guys.
Let's set this up. Okay, I'm like a pro at doing this stuff. You know what, Colin?
It would be really nice if you helped me a little bit. I was helping. You're the professional here.
You know what you're doing. I am a professional. I know.
No, it's getting loose. Oh, this is actually hard. Stop laughing, everybody.
I know I'm really funny, but we don't need to make a joke out of me. This looks good enough for now. I mean, it's not going to go anywhere, and it's pretty funny.
Colin, can you throw me that test dummy? Oh, yeah. Okay, thanks.
So, this is the test dummy. Her name is going to be Leah. And bye, Leah.
Oh, now I'm going to test it just for like an actual human weight, you know? Anyways, this isn't really going down. Come on.
You could help me if you wanted, or you could just stand there and watch me. You got it. Wee.
No. Yeah. The most fun slide I've ever been on.
5 6 7 8. All right. Now, don't forget if it's not perfect, punishment.
If you're not in unison, both punishment. If you quit before I blow this whistle, you both will get a punishment. What do you think?
It's pretty good for him. Do you like doing this every day? It's a lot.
It's better to have rules than no rules, right? Do you have friends? No.
If I can show these parents how important having a friend is to Leo, maybe I can change their mind and win the Matter Cup. Almost there. And what does it have to be perfect?
You always strive for perfection. Push-ups. You know the rule.
You got to do it perfect. The chest touches the ground. And I want to see full arm extension.
You can't get perfection. It's impossible. So this one time, just lose the perfection rule.
Wow. Perfection or punishment? All the way down.
I don't know. That's not as good as Rocky. My chest is touching.
My arms are extended. Your nose needs to touch the dust. It is a rule.
I'm going to beat Salish for one. Nice. Good form.
And how much longer? Okay, son. Why don't you head on in?
You're done. Don't forget to shower. Thank you, sir.
What about me? Why am I not Jordan? Jump rope.
I can appreciate that you're about rules. Don't you think you're taking this a little far? Why don't you break the 7-day a week exercise?
That'll be a good rule, right? 6 days a week. Let's go.
Come on. Go. Faster, faster, faster.
Oh, Jordan broke it and broke another rule. No, no punishment. No punishment.
I don't know how long I'll be able to keep up with this many rules because my worst nightmare is about to be my reality. And sayara, no. No, no, no.
Are you sure I should do this? Yeah, sure. He could end up like Leah.
Salish didn't make the slide unsafe, but she was hoping the parents would be scared anyway. Do you guys want to do this? I mean, please just make a rule.
No sliding down the stairs. No rules. Guess not.
I still have a chance to win the Matter Cup. Slide, sail, slide, sail. That was awesome.
Come on, sailors. Push me. Push me.
Yay. That was so fun. I want to do it again.
Okay. Can you pretend to be really scared so I can win that phone? Yeah.
I I don't want to. I don't want to go. You should make a rule about no sliding down the stairs.
You don't want to do it? You don't have to do it. I'm just kidding.
I want to go. Go, go, go, go, go. Fine.
Now I have to come up with something Leo. help us do it, too. If these parents really think they don't want any rules, I can only imagine what plan Salish has to drive them crazier and crazy.
Great idea. That's a lot of ice. That looks like really, really, really cold.
I've been seeing the USC Speak Your Mind Ice Bucket Challenge all over Tik Tok and I think it's raising awareness for mental health. It's a really great cause, but I just didn't know I was going to have to do it today. Okay, so I guess I have to nominate three people.
I'm going to nominate Salish three times. Huh? You can't nominate one person three different times.
I can't. No. I'm going to nominate Salish and I'm going to nominate you and I'm going to nominate her.
Boom. How's that feel? Yeah.
Okay. One more rule. No Tik Tok.
Let's just talk about this. You don't have to do this. Don't do it.
Don't don't go. Oh, that's so cold. Okay, how about a new rule?
No more ice buckets. Not even close. Somebody want to give me a towel or Falcon.
How many of these do they have? I need a full meditation hour every day or I can't exist. I'm right there with you, honey.
Nothing can stop us from meditation hour. All right, the parents just started doing yoga, which I mean like of course they are, but like they look so funny. They're like, how?
Who actually does that? Yoga is a thing. Oh, do you do that?
Yeah, every day. Just watch call. This is like the perfect idea ever.
When did you call? Once the mystery guests get here, the parents are not going to be happy and they're going to have to make a rule. All I have to do is get them to eliminate one rule.
I got to do something better. I got to come up with something good. I've got a plan.
Leo is a super sweet kid. If I don't get in trouble for the whole week, then I can play video games for an hour. So, it's not that bad.
All these rules are suffocating him. There is this one kid that I play multiplayer with sometimes. And my friend is kind of like the whole reason I follow all my parents' rules.
If I behave, then I'll get to play video games and that's worth it. So, I'm going to convince him to invite a friend over that's probably breaking a rule. And then when the parents see how happy it makes Leo to have their friend over, just maybe they will agree to no longer have that rule.
I win the matter. I win a new iPhone. Let's go.
Isn't that a thing? Yeah, that is a thing. Let's go.
You're calling. Come on. Hi.
They're going to play the music as loud as they can and then the parents are going to get really annoyed and have to make a rule. Okay. So, what's the rule then?
I mean, I don't know. Like no music or no mariachi band. As long as they make a rule, then I win.
We're going to go upstairs into the bedroom. The parents are going to get really annoyed. Okay, come on.
The parents are so close to making a rule. If Salish can just scare them a little bit more, she could win. [Music] Are you guys going to make a rule now?
No. Okay. Louder.
Most [Music] Okay, that was great. Only 10 more songs. No.
Is that a rule? No, we still they should probably make a rule soon, but Salish needs to take it to the extreme if she wants to change the parents' mind. I think maybe we should make a rule.
Oh, I know it's no rules. About to make a rule. [Music] Oh, no.
Matthew, they were about to break them. I should have paid for 2 hours. No, that was something.
We were about to make a rule, but thank God we did it. Ari, hurry up. Come on.
I'm like 20 years older than you. What? 40.
Where are they? They in here, maybe. I'm going to be winning that soon because I have a great plan.
Be right back to get you. iPhone and Metacup, you're going to be mine. Where are they?
There more steps. Are you kidding? Look, this is where they live.
How are they not just happy all the time? Hey guys. Okay, first of all, I want you to know that I appreciate what you guys are trying to do as parents.
I think you're stifling your son too much. Have you ever seen him smile? You know what?
Our son will smile when he finds success in life is what we're teaching him now. So, that would be a no. I mean, none of us have seen him smile.
Kids need to be happy. Look at where you live. I have a proposition.
If you have a rule that says no Tik Tok, you also have a rule that probably says no social media. Right. Correct.
There's no social media in this house. I would like to encourage you to change that rule. Uh Sandy, cue the music right now cuz it's going to get emotional.
I understand that social media can be very unhealthy for kids. There's a lot of filters that you can put in place to make sure it's safe, make sure the comments are healthy. There's certain apps like Cover Star that only promote positivity.
It is a social network. My daughter is learning interpersonal communication. She's learning how to be a teen and how to have relationship.
Build the music like a lot right now. Your son needs relationships and he's not getting them. More music.
One rule. Give him 30 minutes of social media every day and allow him to communicate and make some friends. Don't you understand how necessary friendship is for the heart?
You are growing discipline, but you're not growing emotion. So, I'm asking for this one thing. Break this one rule and allow him 30 minutes of social media.
And by the way, then I would actually win the challenge and win the phone and win the matter cup. But that's not why I'm doing it. I'm doing it for the good of your son, Leo.
You can cut the music now. I think I think that worked. I'll tell you what.
Would you like to know what would make us smile? Yes. Yes.
Anything. I'll do anything you want. You got your phone?
Yeah, I got it. So, what do you want to do the honors? I didn't order.
Go to my contacts. Go to sayay and text her and say, "Haha, you lost. They eliminated a rule.
" She'll know what it means. Well, actually, you didn't win. You have social media on this and that is against the rules.
Delete Tik Tok. Wo wo. Delete Cover Star.
Cover star. No. I love that app.
Delete Instagram. I don't really use Snapchat. That's fine.
And sayanara YouTube. YouTube. No, no, no, no.
Give me my phone back. No, no, no, no. Wa wa wa wa.
There are no phones in this house. If you want it back, you're going to have a punishment. Delete.
You should delete that. Oh my god. Okay.
Okay. Give me my phone back and take the punishment. What's the punishment?
Oh my goodness. That's a good one. You're going to love it.
Oh, do we have insurance for that? All right. Are your kids allowed to wear makeup?
I'm sure. No rules, right? I wear makeup, so why can't they wear makeup, right?
Some parents have a rule. No makeup until you're 13. Do you want to make that rule?
No, not really. No. Okay.
No makeup till you're 13 or makeup now. Makeup. Makeup now.
Makeup now. They're going to get it all over their face. And it's not even good for them.
Okay. You guys can wear as much makeup as you want. Okay, guys.
Let's look what's in here. Some pretty highlighter. What if you put it like all over your face and add a lot of glitter and you'll shine so much?
What if you use this eyehadow palette and use the darkest shade? And what if you use this one and use the brightest shade? You guys should do a lot.
More the better. Are you guys sure about this? It's going to get bad.
Here you go. Some bright red lipstick. Good choice.
Maybe some bright red blush. You want some bright red lipstick? Are you guys sure this is a lot of makeup for a kid?
Here, let's use some setting spray so it will last forever. I love spraying these sprays. I love the makeup.
I'm going to add more. Is that okay? Okay.
Are you sure? Do you want? This shadow is so pretty.
It's like so glittery. Do you see how nice that is? Do you want to add this eye shadow?
What were we using? Too much. You don't like it?
No, it's too much, right? It's great. That looks so pretty.
Maybe less red on the lips. Oh, want to play the game 100 layers of red lipstick? Do you want to play a 100 layers of red lipstick, sweetie?
Yes. Look at that look. Are you guys sure you don't want to make a rule about no makeup until you're 13?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure. Right, honey. Sure.
Fine. You guys can go wash off the makeup. It's not good for your skin anyway.
Make a rule. [Applause] [Music] This is going to be rough. I love my phone.
This is one of the worst punishments I've ever had. I love my phone. I'm addicted to my phone.
I love my phone. I love my phone. I love my phone.
Yo, get my phone in here. That's my favorite phone. Phone addiction.
Come on. Phone addiction. Phone addiction.
That was a bad message. Kids, get off your phones. I love my phone.
I love my phone. Love my phone. I love my phone.
I'm not the only adult addicted to his phone. How much longer do I have to do this? I got to get back to the house.
The silly thing is I'm doing this so I can win a new phone. You know what? I'm done.
I'm going back to the house. All right, guys. Are you ready to go wash your faces off?
Yeah. Okay. So, I have this St.
Ives face wash, which has BHA in it. It's really bad for their skin and their skin's going to get really dry. Is that okay?
There's green on the package. Yeah. Do you want to see their skin all red and dry and they're going to be complaining about it and sad?
You guys okay with this? Yeah. Their skin is so delicate.
I mean, it probably wouldn't even work for you. Not saying that you're old or anything. You're young.
I bet. That felt like a shot. Just say it.
Just make the rule. No exfoliate. No rules.
Yes, we want it. All right, Bh. We want it.
Okay, fine. I give up. I don't want you guys to hurt your skin, so use this instead so your skin doesn't get all red.
You know how we were talking up there when we were doing jumping jacks about how you want to have a friend, but you don't? Yeah. I think you should have a friend.
Well, there's this one guy who I play video games with. How often do you see him? I've never actually met him in person.
Oh, okay. So, where does he live? He lives nearby, but I can't have anybody over.
Hold on. Wait. There's a rule that says you can't have friends at the house at all.
Yeah. Okay. I've got an idea.
What if you break that rule? I don't know. I I don't want my parents to get mad at me.
Listen, I'll tell you what. If they get angry, I will take the punishment for you. Okay.
Okay. Actually, we can try it. You call them, invite them over today.
Sure. Come on. Let's go.
What is going on out here? It's almost 6:00. Leo, what are you doing?
You know the curfew. You know the rule. You cannot leave this perimeter after 6:00.
You have a curfew rule at 6 p. m. ?
Yes. Hold on. This is the property line.
Yes. He is not allowed to cross that line after 6 p. m.
It's not even dark. Jordan, were you trying to influence our child to leave? No.
We were just having a conversation about friendship. If I go over here, I get a punishment. Yes, absolutely.
Don't cross that line. I'm telling young man, you get back to right now. Leo, come here.
Leo's not allowed to go over here, right? Absolutely not. Let me say this.
You have so many rules that restrict everything that he's trying to do. Just consider that maybe you could make the curfew 8:00 p. m.
rather than 6 p. m. I don't think so.
I'm sorry. There's coyotes. It's very dangerous.
We're in Hollywood. It's the nicest area in the world. No.
No. If you think if you think that you have not liked your punishments before, you are about to get the worst the worst punishment yet. Leo, go.
They haven't made a rule yet. And this is a lot harder than I thought it was going to be. But it's okay because I have a couple of big challenges left.
You sound weird. I have such bad allergies right now. I've taken like five different medications and my nose are so runny.
Hi, my name is S. Huh? Shut up, Colin.
Come on, Colin. I've got to beat my dad. Let's go.
You want to make a rule about no scooters in the house? Scooters are fine. Well, today we're going to be playing a sport and it's called bowling indoors.
Let's set it up. We can use your glasses, right? Uh for bowling nets.
Are those the plastic ones? Nope. These are the glass ones.
Okay. We have no rules. All right.
All right. Uh that's the one that I use every Oh, so I can't use it. Um then I need a couple bigger bowling pins.
I don't like those flowers. All right. But that vase is all is old.
It's not called a vase. It's a vase. Here, you can sit right here.
Let's go get the bowling ball. Me, my brother, and my dad went to a bowling place in Colorado and I got three strikes in a row. So, I'm basically a pro.
Colleges, if you want to accept me for my bowling, I'm really good. Kids, you want to bowl inside? Come on, let's go.
Oh god, I love that base so much. You could save your base right now if you just say no bullying in the house. Let's go.
Come on. Come on. Here you go.
3 2 1 go. Yeah. Break it.
Go. Do you want to make it a rule? We have to clean up the broken glass.
You don't want to make it a rule. Fine. I'll clean it.
Nothing has worked. But I'm telling you, the next thing is going to work so well. They're going to make a rule.
Like the fifth time you said that, but for this punishment, I have to sit in a hot sauna and read mean comments from YouTube. Why does Jordan think his black t-shirt and jeans eat? Cuz they don't.
What does that mean? Eat. I don't say.
They're saying you're not slang, Jordan. I know that my black t-shirt is cool. So, did you know that Jordan's age is Wait, hold on.
Wait. Are people commenting my age? The only way you'd know my age is if you check famous Birthdays and boosted me so I can beat Salish.
Why is Jordan so jacked? Oh, that's actually awesome. Am I?
I mean, that's really for an old guy. Look at me. I don't even have any wrinkles.
Like, I'm I'm young. I'm not even old. I'm not old.
I'm not old. Jordan has no aura or riz. Oh.
Oh, yeah. Okay. Watch this.
Hi, honey. Hi, love. Do I have aura or riz?
Yeah. I mean, you used to. I wouldn't say you have it now.
Okay. Cut, cut, cut. Okay.
Thanks. I love you. Yeah.
I love you. Okay. Bye.
Can Can you Can you guys cut out the like I used two parts so it just sounds like I say that I have RZ? Yeah. Yeah, we got you.
Awesome. Thanks. So, see I have RZ.
Boom. Jordan's hair has me rolling. Rolling.
Ha. Oh, there's a part two. Get it?
Because he's bald. Well, I'm not bald. This is a thick head of hair right here.
You know what? I'm done with this punishment. I think it's awesome when kids don't have a ton of rules, but I think these parents are taking it too far.
So, I just have to make them get one rule and then I win. So, do you guys let your kids play with toys or is that a rule that No, of course. So, they can play with any toy?
Yes. How about you guys get to fly a drone throughout the house? Yeah.
Yeah. Has anyone flown a drone before? No.
Perfect. You can get started if you like, unless you want to say no. We have lens insurance.
Okay, do it. Just do it. I'm getting out of the house cuz this is way too dangerous for me.
This is awesome. What does this button do? Fire.
Yeah. Oh my god. Yeah.
It's coming. It's coming. You got it.
Wo. No. Oh my gosh.
A drone's coming. Go to the second floor. Are you sure you don't want to quit right now?
Just make a rule. No. No rule.
Hit. Can't. Oh my gosh.
Okay. All right. Save yourself.
Save yourself. Okay. I'm not making any rules.
Salish. [Laughter] Told you. Salish, no rules.
Oh my gosh, Colin, my plan failed. Salish, what's next? I have this one last thing, and I know it's going to work.
Colin, let's go. Come on. Where is this house?
It's got to be here. We've been gaming together for years. This is the first time I'm meeting him in person.
What's up? What is this? Come on.
Get me up. My bad, bro. Uh-huh.
You have to be quiet. Okay. Nice house.
Your house is actually crazy. This TV is massive. Wo.
Yeah. Oh my goodness. Oh my god.
Leo is having fun now. But what he doesn't realize is I'm about to bring his parents into the room to show them how happy he is. But how will they react?
So, what are your rules about kids driving? They don't drive yet. Can I teach your kids how to drive?
I've only gone in like five accidents. Okay. Um, do you want to stop them or are we driving?
Who wants to drive? Well, how are they going to let them actually drive? All right, kids.
Let's go. Come on, kids. Yay.
Yes. Yeah. Let's see how this goes.
All right. So, you know where the brake and gas is, right? Yes.
Where is the brake? Uh, left. I think it's on the left side.
When you drive, you got to go super fast. Should we make a roll? We got it.
Close. We're so close. We almost got it.
We got to go. We got to go. We got it.
We got Oh, we got it. We got it. We got it.
Oh my god. Oh my goodness. You actually got it.
High five. High five. Leo outside right now.
[Music] And don't stop any of the stop signs. Those don't mean anything. And also, if a police tries to pull you over, speed as fast as you can and try and get away from them.
Okay. Okay. Are all of those okay?
You don't want to make a rule about that, do you? Okay. He is in so much trouble right now.
I know, but did you see him smile? I never seen him smile before. It's been a long time.
Maybe we're too hard on him. Yeah. a little bit.
I mean, he's a straight A student. He is. He And now he has a friend.
A real friend. He seems really happy. I know.
And I I That makes me happy. It made me so happy. Rev the engine.
Wa! Oh, she just grabbed the engine. No.
No. I hope they don't give me a punishment. I'll just I'll be back.
What did you do? I'm sorry, my mother and father. I know I shouldn't have had my friend over, and I know it was disrespectful.
Stop talking. Are you sure that we can drive? None of us are wearing seat belts.
I might hang out of the window like this. Awesome. Do it.
Listen, um, you're leaving your friend hanging in there. Why don't you get back in there? Okay.
Wait, that's not a rule anymore. That's not a rule anymore. I can have people over.
Yes, if you let us know. Yeah, I mean, well, sure. Get back in there with your friend.
Love you. I love you, too. I'm back.
Add me in. Add me in. Let's go.
Oh my god. Okay. Okay.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Wait, my dad's calling me. Let me guess. He just won.
Guess what, little girl? I won. I won the Matter Cup.
Come on. Oh, good for you. I lost.
It was beautiful and emotional and I won a new phone. Team Jordan. And I guess I don't need this thing anymore.
So, see you. You caught that, Rowan, right? Yeah.
Okay. Oh, stop doing your victory dance there. No rules.
No rules. Wait, I don't get to drive. Yeah, I'm sorry.
We got to get out. No, I want to drive.
