Bloat

All right, all right,

good, you're doing great.

Hey, hey, push.

I can't, I can't, I can't.

I'm done, I'm done, I'm done.

I can't.

Come on.

It's a girl.

Third time mom.

Third time Dad.

Third time parents.

Oh my god.

What are we doing?

Is she okay?

What's going on?

Someone tells what's going on.

What's happening?

What?

- Hey honey, we've made it safely to Japan.

Kids are loving Tokyo.

We've been,

you know, visiting museums, wondering through parks.

So beautiful.

They're like little sponges soaking it all up.

Oh, speaking of new things,

the toilet's here.

You gotta come here soon and check it out yourself.

Jack, we're thinking of you every single day.

I miss you so much.

Hey honey.

- How's the day? You're already in full swing.

- Oh no, we're just getting started.

- While I'm slaving away over here.

Oh, I'm sorry.

The water is so clear. - Yeah?

- The boys are playing with the other boys.

We're just relaxing. - Lemme see.

Say hi.

- Hi. - Hi, Jack.

Hi.

Hello.

Hi, hi, hi, hello.

All right, well, I'll let you get to it.

I just wanted to check in.

Have fun.

Make sure you send--

Whoa.

Kyle?

What, Hannah, what's going on?

- Kyle! - What?

Whoa.

Hannah?

Hannah, what happened?

- Step back, Hannah, Hannah.

Hannah, Hannah!

Breathe.

Breathe, breathe.

Come on, come on.

Come on, come on!

Wake up.

No, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no.

How did this happen?

I, I don't know.

Seriously, we,

we were all hanging around the same spot.

I was playing catch with a couple friends, and

the younger kids were hunting for water bugs with their nets

and Kyle was just,

was just gone.

Everybody was screaming.

Your mom,

why is she not answering her phone?

She--

Okay.

Sorry, one sec.

Yeah, yeah, why isn't mom answering her phone?

'Cause they won't allow phones inside the damn hospital.

Hey, watch your language.

Easy.

Sorry.

So how's Kyle doing now?

- The doctor's saying he's gonna be fine.

It's good that we had Eureko there with us.

Who's that?

She's mom's friend.

She's a nurse.

She helped save Kyle.

Oh, dad, mom's calling.

I gotta run. - All right.

All right, bye.

No.

Spit it out.

Spit it out.

Spit it out.

I need some rest.

I don't like talking to a blank screen.

Can you turn your camera on please?

Better?

Thank you.

Yes.

That's, that's much better.

You're welcome.

Enjoy the Japanese countryside.

- What'd you pick up at the store?

- Just different things for the party.

I'm gonna make burgers and hot dogs.

Also got some cucumbers.

- What is up with his love of cucumbers these days?

Yeah, I don't know,

but at least it's not junk food.

That's gotta be good.

- Yeah, still such a weird change in taste.

- Cucumbers were the only food

in the hospital he liked.

They served white rice, miso soup, tofu, natto,

I mean healthy.

But for a kid, you know.

Natto, ugh.

God, I could never get over the smell.

- Your palate is underdeveloped so

you wouldn't understand how good natto is.

- Hey mom. - Hey,

can you help me with this stuff?

Hey Steve.

There's a lot for the party.

Dad, hi.

Uh, yeah, take those.

- Oh shit. - Oh.

Language. - Language.

- Sorry. - Hey, buddy.

- Hey, hey, hey, come back here.

We need to wash those first.

Do not even think about it.

Give me that.

What's up with him?

Well, he's been,

he's been really quiet lately.

Hopefully the party will cheer him up.

Yeah.

You know, you shouldn't have to go to the store

all by yourself.

I know Steve wanted to come,

but I didn't want him to stay home

and I'm not gonna leave him alone.

Show me what they're doing.