I love you.
You're my auntie for life.
Remember I told you, you remind me of my auntie.
For life.
Kevin, slide to your left, slide to your left.
I thought maybe it tasted like a tire.
You looked right at my lens today for like five seconds.
Then you looked straight at his lens.
And we were like, "Oh, no."
Why is his window down?
Three planes, three helicopters.
Can you see when they come up?
He's coming.
Keep going. Keep going.
He see's you. Keep going.
Keep going.
He's watching.
Well, he's your mailman, Mom. I don't think he's spying.
He's allowed to open that. That's your mailbox.
Uhh, Amy, I see you going. What are you thinking about?
We love you, Captain Fun.
I love you guys.
I can't believe I cried so much.
- As long as you're being yourself... - Yeah?
...that's all that matters.
That's true. Yeah.
I want to whisper something in your ear
that I meant to tell you when we were in the yurt.
But I just couldn't speak.
If I had a son, I would want him to be you.
And that's the truth.
I know if you had a son, he would be better than me.
I don't think there's very many people better than you.