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The minute I walk in, they're like, "Are you Noah's mother?" And then they bring out two police officers, and he goes, "They're going to escort you to the surgery room."
What's up? Yeah, we're back. We're back. We missed you guys so much.
Oh, I know you guys miss me the most.
No, shh. They no, they no, they miss me more. They missed both of us. They missed me the most. Wait, we didn't tell you guys why we were like, gone for a little time. It was it was it was it was very bad. Okay, we'll tell you at the end, but it was really like traumatic for us. Um, we'll tell you more about it, but we don't want to make the energy down because we just got over it, and it's a good morning, good energy. And hi, you little mon! He's the reason. He's the reason.
So basically, for the past two weeks, we were out because of this kid. Probably one of the hardest, one of the hardest, you know, in life. Like, that was one of the hardest moments for us. But before all of that, I want to take you guys out to a place that I discovered. So apparently, she found the best breakfast place in all of LA. It's not a breakfast place; it's called Joe and the Juice. I knew that there's places like famous in other places like London, Dubai, like I don't know, everywhere around the world, and I found out that it's here in LA, and I told my husband, "We're going to drive 15 minutes to go to this place."
5? 50? Okay, I'm not going anyway. No, I'm not. 5? What? What is that? What's going on? It's a bird? Is it? Is it alive? It's not moving. Okay, wait, wait, just stay here to make sure it doesn't attack us. Dude, it's I think it's not alive. Oh my God. Yeah, I don't think it's I don't think it's a no, maybe it's sleep. I don't think it's alive; it's dead. Oh God, I think it's dead. Hold on, hold on. Dude, be careful, babe. Whose bird is that? I don't know. Is a random bird. I don't know. If you guys don't know, Asala loves our birds. Is is actually that is it? That oh no, this is sad. That's a bad start to the day. Oh my goodness. Maybe he he got hot, overheating. Maybe. I think I know what happened to him. I think he hit his head on the window. You're right. Wait, do we bury it? Oh yeah, I see something. Yeah, this is it. No, it isn't, babe. It is. That's a that's a butterfly. Oh, but around it, this is where it got hit. So the butterfly is here to try to take the food. I got to do something. I'm so sorry. Oh my goodness. A okay, this is just sad. Rest in peace. I'm going to put this stick right here so we know that she was here. How about we spell a name for her? Okay, spell her name. What do you want to name her here? Um, I don't know. You pick. I always say Jasmine. Jasmine.
One thing the kids learned from Asala is like this level of like pet love, like animal love. I don't know why, since I was young, I've always loved birds and like I don't know, butterflies, things that fly. They were they're so heavenly, and like, I don't know, they they make me feel that was a sad moment. Okay, I have an idea. Maybe we shouldn't go to the food place anymore. Like, that's have to do. I'm trying to get out of the 50 minutes. Got out. It's a sad day, honey. We need to just sit down and think about this and and not go out. They're going to be sad at the end of the video when they know what happened. Why are we making this a sad video? The whole reason we woke up today is a new day, new energy. You're going to take me to get this tuna. Okay, let's go. Okay, let's go. Good energy. Good energy. Let's go. Let's go. Let's now. I need two tuna sandwiches. Why? When you're sad, you eat more. Yeah. Okay, let's go, honey. Hello. So Ronin just came in. Hey, brother. What's up, man? How are you? So guess what? I discovered a new place called Joe and the Juice to have the best tuna sandwiches. Do you like tuna? No. I don't care. You're going to like. Okay. See, actually you don't eat tuna. No, unless you're allergic, you have no excuse. I mean, I'll try it. I know, like going to go to like Denny's or like an IHOP, you know, Denny's. This isn't 2005. It's breakfast, dude. People fly out to California to try all these crazy foods, and I'm married to you, and you just stay home and eat boiled eggs. Yeah, how boring. That's disgusting. And B, this got the reason I I wanted you to come because you're going to raid it, and I'm going to make you like like like guys, trust me. I'm a food I'm okay. Let's go. Okay. All right, guys, this is going to be the experience of a lifetime. Are you ready? Look at him. CR. If this turns out so good, I'm going to open my own mukbang channel. ASMR. I don't know whatever you guys call it. It's just going to be food. Do you have your seat belt on? Oh, I got a little excited. Follow me on Instagram. I'll recommend you guys the best places to eat. You know, I know how to eat good. I know the right hubs to stop at. After 15 minutes of driving, we're here. This is the place, Joe and the Juice. Dude, I swear to God, if it's not good. List the people in London said it was good. I don't know if here in America it's different, but judging by the lines, there's no lines, so it's probably not good. Maybe it's the location. Good luck. It's a little small, right? It's very small. It's really, really small. Daddy, say hi. Hi, Mil. Hi, Noah. Hi, Noah. She's so excited. Honey, about to give you the full judgment. So it's called spicy tuna sandwich. That's the one we're waiting for. Right. If you don't want spicy, they have the normal one. Okay, I'm getting spicy. Okay, I'm getting spicy. All right, moment. Look at the packaging. The packaging. This is actually so we're going to rate everything. So we're going to have Ronin first try it and give us cuz he's never tried it before. Okay, I'm not a tuna fan either, so this better impress. Okay. Wow. He can't get it open. Okay, here we go. Here we go. Okay. Okay. Oh, okay. Here we go. The sandwich. Okay, so look at the sandwich. Okay, so this is the bread. This is inside the sand. Oh, wow. Okay. Okay. Are you ready? She so okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh, he went for a second. Okay. There you got the jalapeño in there. How we looking? Honestly, really good. Okay. Oh, wow. 10. I'm not a tuna guy, but that was like 8 out of 10. Oh, eight out of 10. For someone who hates tuna was actually really good. You know, the jalapeños was kicking in. The Sriracha. Tried it. Mm, really good. You love it, huh? Okay, I want to eat it. Dude, this looks really good. You just ate the paper. Oh, yeah. A b, tell me that's not bomb. Oh my gosh, it's so good. I would drive another 50 minutes to eat that same bite. It was worth the driving. Honey, make sure they know this is not an ad. This sounds like you're making, you know, it does sound like that. Y'all, nobody paid me for this. Tag them with this video. Tell them I thought I should get paid for this. I know, seriously, y'all, I helped you up big time. Anyways, we're going to eat this while the kids eating their drinks. Eating their drink. No, I got some of banana bread. I need to eat this. I'm going to about I'm I'm going crazy. All right, we're going now. We'll come back in a bit. Oh, we still have to touch the story about what happened the past two weeks. That's why we didn't post. We'll be back in a sec. Love you guys.
Okay, so we just got home. Oh my God, that tuna sandwich knocked me out. I'm sleeping. I think I'm going to skip dinner after that. Okay, anyways, Story Time. The reason the reason we've been missing for like two weeks was because obviously it has to do something with Noah. The situation was around two weeks ago. Our neighbors invited us to a baby shower, so it was a normal day. I got the present. We were wrapping it, me and the kid, kid. So I was in the office with NS, and all of a sudden, Mila, like out of the blue, like she never does this, she ran to the office and she said, "Mommy, I want to tell you something." So I said, "Okay," like you know, kids are kids. So she came to my ear and and whispered, "No, it's not okay." She usually like doesn't do that, but I was like, "What do you mean, he's not okay?" And then she goes, "There's boogers coming out of his nose." And then I was just like, "Okay," like whatever. He probably has a stuffy nose cuz he was sleeping. He was sleeping. So we didn't think anything of of it. Yeah, I didn't think anything of it. But then I got up, so then I come to wake him up. This is where all hell broke loose. Okay, I go, "Noah," nothing. And then I was like, okay, maybe he's just in a deep sleep, really tired. So then I go, "Noah," I I start tapping his face, and then nothing. I I freaked out. He wasn't waking up. Nothing. Like his eyes like barely. Here, guys, I swear to God, my heart dropped to my stomach, and I screamed, and I was holding Noah, and I run and I go, his lips, by the way, were kind of blue, but I thought maybe he had eaten candy. So I I read this somewhere. It's like, hey, to make sure that everything's fine, I stood him up. He stood him up, and he stood up, but his eyes were like this, and he was like going back and forth. I was like, "Hey, Noah, Noah, Noah, wake up, wake up," and he went to wake up. His eyes started like rolling back. It's like, holy moly. He sprinted to the car. I was like, okay, the nearest Urgent Care. We're over here in the car like freaking out like he's in the car. See? And NS is yelling at me like, "Keep him awake, keep him awake," and I'm just like, that's what I read, like, hey, you make sure if someone's fainting, make sure you don't let them just like go into it. Like, I was in the back seat, and then Noah starts throwing up. This is where I was just like, "What's going on?" Like he's throwing up, his lips are blue. The car ride, the 12 minutes was the longest 12 minutes of my life. We barely get to the front of the emergency. NS runs out with Noah, and I have to figure out parking the car. I don't know where we are. I was like, "Hey, hey, go park the car," cuz the reason I was saying that is because I didn't want her there because she would be screaming. She'd be yelling. So was like what I did. I went in and I was like, I had no in my hands. I was like, "Hey, please, nurse, he's not breathing. Blue lips." They're like, "Okay, can you write his name?" I was like, as I was writing the name, they were like, I swear to God, like like eight doctors just came running behind me. They're like, "Come back quick, come back quick, come back quick." So we start walking in the back. They take his clothes off. They start putting like stickers on him, like some weird things, the chest things and whatever, like they had machines. It was so freak. I walk in, and the people know who I am. The minute I walk in, they're like, "Are you Noah's mother?" I was like, "Yeah, where's my son?" They go, "Okay," and then they bring out two police officers. Like, I don't get it. Do they usually do that? And he goes, "They're going to escort you to the surgery room." He said, "Surgery room." I was like, "What?" And I was like screaming. She goes, "Move away for the mom. Let the mom see her son." I'm naturally the person to freak out in these situations, and he's usually calm, but I actually you were not calm. I dude, that was the freakiest that that's the craziest thing that's ever happened to me. A lot of people probably like asking, so what end up happening? Like what did he have? After the doctors checked him, they took his vitals, everything, urine test, they found that he had had like apparently a really high fever that came out of nowhere while sleeping. The doctor said when your fever goes up to like 105, 107, I think it was 107, and you're sleeping like mid-sleep as a baby, it's really, really tough for you to like, you know, like wake up. Like it would be like if someone's trying to wake you up and you have like high fever, just your body just almost shuts down. Um, they gave him Motrin. They gave him some Tylenol, whatever, and then it starts going down a bit. Noah, what are you watching? I'm watching this. You know what this is? It's to make you like Spider-Man. Yeah, yeah. Did it work? No. What? Okay. And then start going down, and then with like I think what was it? Four hours, I think they're like, "Everything's fine." They sent us home, and since then, it's been really, really tough for us to even like hold the camera for whatever reason. It's like I it made us have mixed emotions. Like one, we felt so grateful just to have our family, our kids healthy. We're kind of over it now, but oh my God, on on the day, I can't like I'm shaking just thinking about it. I start look look at this. Yeah, that day it was like a reality check, and the fact that I couldn't get over that my daughter, Mil, ran up to me in the office, like if it wasn't for her out of the blue come in and whisper in my ears saying, "Noah's not okay," like it's almost like she was like the angel. Of course, we really wanted to tell you guys, you know, like your family, but at the time it was very, very tough. We just took maybe I think some video to the family, like you know, family group, just making sure my mom, your mom, your dad, everyone sees and everything's fine, cuz obviously we have to update them too. And Noah's here. Hi, Noah. And Mimi. Uh, Noah, say hi. Hi. Regardless of all that, we're back, and there's a lot of exciting things coming on this channel. We have should we tell them? Yes. She's pregnant. No. Don't forget to subscribe, like, share, and we'll see you in the next video.