Adi on Mothers Day at 6

00:02 All right. My name is Papa and I am 41 years old. Today is Mother's Day, 2022. Is that May 8th? I'm speaking with. Who are you?

00:16 Me? Addie.

00:17 It's Abby. She's my baby girl. And we are recording this interview in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

00:26 Steady state.

00:28 Addy. Can you describe one of your happiest memories?

00:32 Oh, I know. Oh, no, it's about me.

00:35 I'll ask you in a second. Addy, what's one of your happiest memories?

00:39 Um. Me going to new movie theater today.

00:48 Oh, yeah?

00:49 I'm gonna make a little den.

00:51 Okay, Jack. Let's see. In a second. You like that today? Yeah, that's pretty fun. You see a movie?

00:57 Yeah.

00:58 Dr. Strange.

01:00 Dr. Strange.

01:02 What happened in the movie?

01:07 This part is there's a big giant octopus that tries to kill you.

01:14 Yeah, that's right.

01:17 And I was chasing a little girl.

01:20 Right?

01:21 Not like me, but older.

01:24 Like Emma, maybe?

01:25 Yeah, maybe emma. Maybe she's 16. Maybe she's in that show.

01:30 Maybe she's in it. Yeah.

01:32 What show?

01:33 Doctor Strange. Why did that make you happy, that memory today?

01:39 Because I like Dr. Strange.

01:44 Yeah, he's pretty cool, isn't he?

01:46 Yeah.

01:47 He's always there to save the day.

01:48 Yeah. Boop.

01:50 What do you got here? Addie, what do you feel most grateful for? What are you most.

01:57 You.

01:57 Me? I love that answer. I'll take that any day of the week. Am I pretty cool?

02:04 Yes.

02:05 Okay.

02:06 Get your present?

02:07 Yeah, go for it. Next. Addie, for your. Oh, my gosh. I didn't see this question there. Addie, if you were to have some kiddos or maybe even some grandchildren of your own one day, is there any wisdom you'd want them to pass? Or any wisdom, you. Anything super smart that you know about that you'd like them to know about?

02:33 100. I mean, tension. Oh, yeah.

02:35 Like 10 tens? Is that what you're saying?

02:38 10 plus 10. Plus 10. Plus 10. Plus 10 dot Plus 10. Plus 10. Plus ten. Plus 10.

02:45 Plus 10 is.

02:46 Plus 10 is 100.

02:47 Oh, that's good for them to know. That'll help them with their money. Probably. And counting.

02:55 Two hundreds.

02:56 MMs. M and M's are very important in this household.

03:02 Yeah, because we love them.

03:03 We love our MMs. All right. I'll let your grandchildren know that one day.

03:07 Yeah.

03:08 All right, Addie, what was the last time that you cried and why?

03:13 The last time I cried was today.

03:16 What happened today that made you cry?

03:18 Jackson smacked me in the butt.

03:20 So hard. So hard in the butt that he.

03:23 Fell over and made Me cry?

03:25 I made you cry? Yeah.

03:27 And I went in a room, and then you helped.

03:30 I did help you, right?

03:33 Well, we're number five.

03:35 Yeah. We are number five. Two more. Or maybe a few more. Eddie, if you could hold on to one memory for your from your life forever, what is one memory that you would never want to forget?

03:51 You.

03:52 Me?

03:53 Yes. Because I love you.

03:55 Oh, my goodness. Everything about me.

03:57 Yes.

03:57 I want to play this back to you when you're, like, 15 years old.

04:01 Oh, my God.

04:02 And see if you remember all these wonderful things you said about me. Okay. What is your favorite memory of me?

04:15 Um. Oh, I know. That's my. I know. Well, Jacqueline spelled me. What are you doing with your son?

04:26 I'm asking her questions, and she's answering them. Don't worry. I got some for you in just a second.

04:31 It says, addie's Mother's Day at 6.

04:39 What is your favorite memory of me?

04:47 You and me having fun.

04:49 Oh, that's great. That sounds awesome. We had fun today. We had fun at breakfast. We had fun at soccer. We had fun at the movie theater. We had fun after the movie theater. We had fun at dinner. And now we find cuddled up doing this interview together. Next. Addie, can you tell me about someone who has had a big influence on your life? What? Someone who was really important. Someone that was, like, a big deal in your life.

05:28 Ms. Locke.

05:29 Mrs. Locke. Yeah, totally.

05:32 Because she's my teacher.

05:33 Yeah, she's your big teacher. Yeah. I would say that this question here was pretty much outside the family. He skipped right over all the people in this household.

05:43 That's okay.

05:44 Not the point.

05:45 And maybe Tilly.

05:47 And maybe Tilly.

05:49 Yeah.

05:49 Yeah. She's pretty cool, too. She's had.

05:51 She taught me how to do a backflip on rings.

05:55 Has Chloe taught you anything?

05:57 She taught me how to do a front flip on wings.

06:00 Oh, yeah. And how to be a great friend.

06:02 Yeah.

06:03 Yeah. That's pretty wonderful. All right, next. Can you tell me about a person who has been kindest to you in your life?

06:14 Mommy.

06:15 Oh, Mommy.

06:16 Yeah.

06:17 That's wonderful answer, Eddie. Yeah. Mommy has a huge heart.

06:22 And you love this all. And that is even Jackson

06:27 Yeah. Jackson also has a huge heart. Do you think so? You think that's true? Yeah.

06:32 He has a huge heart about video games.

06:34 Jackson you have a huge heart about video games? Yeah. Yeah, he does. That's a very good.

06:39 Because he loves video games.

06:41 That is true. He does love himself some video games. All right, I think that's it. I think we're all done. Addie, I want to thank you for taking the time today to do an interview. I wanted to try to do this, like, once a year with you. Okay, we're gonna change up the questions a little bit. Let's see where they go. All right, you want to hit the done button on the bottom for me? Bye, everyone.

07:09 Yes.

07:10 Wait, hold on a second. No, you want to say goodbye to everyone?

07:15 Bye.

07:16 Bye, everybody. Hope you have a great day.

07:19 And Mother's Day.

07:20 Great Mother's Day, whatever.

07:21 Mother's Day, Easter and any holiday.

07:24 All the holidays and all the days. And the nights, too.

07:28 Yes.

07:29 Okay.

07:29 Have a wonderful night.

07:32 Bye, everybody.

07:33 Bye.

07:33 Did unbutton right there.

07:37 Now it's my turn.