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Transcript[edit | edit source]
Norway
Julie Mynors: Hello Arandanauts. Dang that’s a nice sunrise! You’re watching WhatImDoingRightNow.
("Intro" plays over the opening title screen.)
The Chin's Car – 9:25 AM PST
Lem Chin: Take it around the block, see if it normalizes.
(Diane Chin coughs.)
Stefan Chin: Well, we’re gonna go. But I need— I can stop at a gas station.
Lem: Yeah.
Stefan: If something explodes. Okay. Okie dokie.
Katelyn Salem: I’m hungry.
Michael Aranda: I’m hungry.
Good morning everybody.
Katelyn Salem: Good morning.
Diane Chin: Good morning.
Michael: How has your morning been?
Katelyn: Sounds... like it’s been sleepy for most people.
Michael: I’ve been up for two and half hours and I still feel like I just woke up.
Stefan: You went to a train station.
Katelyn: To drop off Nicole. Why did she fly into... here instead of—
Stefan: Thought it'd be cheaper to fly into LAX.
Katelyn: Ah, gotcha. That’s why I had them pick me up at one in the morning. (Maniacally) Ha ha ha.
(Stefan and Michael laugh sarcastically.)
Michael: Today is the date of what has become my favorite Christmas tradition that has nothing to do with my own family. Stefan’s aunt hosts a tamale-making adventure every Christmas Eve.
Katelyn: Do we help make the tamales?
Stefan: Yep.
Michael: Yeah.
Katelyn: And then we eat them after we’re done?
(Stefan speaks indistinguishably in the background.)
Michael: That’s the idea. The last few years we got there after the tamales were already done. (Laughing) And we just ate without helping.
(Katelyn laughs.)
Diane: Yes.
Katelyn: Do you expect that’ll be what happens this year?
Michael: I think we’re leaving much earlier this year.
Diane: Tamales are normally done to eat around 3.
In-N-Out Drive-thru
Stefan: Can I get two Double-Doubles with no onions?
In-N-Out Employee: ‘Kay.
Stefan: A Double-Double with no tomatoes, and... a small pink lemonade.
Employee: Okay
(Stefan grabs the food from the employee out of the drive-thru window.)
Stefan: Cool, thank you.
Second In-N-Out Employee: Thank you. You guys have a great day. Happy holidays, you guys.
Stefan: You too.
Diane: Happy holidays.
Third In-N-Out Employee: Merry Christmas.
Michael & Diane: Merry Christmas.
The Chin's Car
(Katelyn finishes taking a bite of her burger as the camera pans up to her.)
Diane: Still have like...
(Michael shows his own burger while the radio quietly plays pop song in the background.)
Stefan Chin's Aunt Susan's House – 10:30 AM PST
Michael: We made it. We made it to Aunt Susan’s house.
(The foil on the pan Michael is holding blows up in the wind.)
Michael: Oh no, the thing’s blowing away.
Katelyn: Oh no, what are you doing? (Mock accusingly) What’re you doing?
Michael: It’s blowing away.
(The aluminium foil crinkles.)
Katelyn: Cover that up.
(The group walk into the front door.)
Diane: Merry Christmas!
Michael: Hello.
Michael: Where do—
Stefan: It’s good to be back!
Michael: Where do I put the cake?
Stefan: Uhhh... I don't know.
(Katelyn and Diane talk indistinguishably in the background.)
Michael: Hello!
Susan Ramirez: Merry Christmas!
Michael: Merry Christmas!
Female Voice: Hi Katelyn!
(Katelyn, Michael, and Stefan are standing/sitting around the table being shown how to make tamales.)
Jennifer Vi: So you don’t want to put masa here, and you want to leave at least an inch here; and then it goes down like that. And you’ll stack them up.
Michael: Okay.
Jennifer: Are we good?
Michael: I hope so.
Jennifer: Let’s give it a whirl.
(Michael shows a tamale he made.)
Susan: And the masa, this is it— this is the— this is the last of the masa that we have.
(Susan carries a giant bowl past the table.)
Susan: It’s like 35 pounds, you guys.
(A stack of tamales sits on the table in front of Michael.)
Michael: Look at all these tamales that Katelyn and I made. I did like 4 of these, probably, (laughing) and Katelyn did all the others.
(Festive Mexican-style music plays over shots of tamles being made, tamales being cooked, people talking around the table, gingerbread houses, and finally food being served.)
6:29 PM PST
Michael: How did your tamales turn out?
Katelyn: They taste reeeealll good. They’re a good level of spice. The first one I had was kinda too spicy.
Stefan: Too spicy?
Michael: You looked very accusingly at Stefan.
Stefan: It’s not like I made it spicy.
Katelyn: (Mock accusingly) 'Cause it’s Stefan’s fault.
The Chin's House
(Pensive musical tones play over a timelapse shot out of a second story window at the sunset.)
Michael: As I get older, it becomes easier for me to understand that gatherings of friends and family like this for the holidays... they don’t last forever. I’m not going to be able to spend every single Christmas Eve for the rest of my life at Stefan’s Aunt Susan’s house making tamales. So the importance of treasuring moments weighs on me more heavily now than it did before. Someday, I’ll have to find something else to do with my Christmas Eves. And for now I do everything I can to... live in the moment, treasure these good times, good food with good people.
(The music fades out.)
("Outro" plays over the end screen.)