[Yerin Dairy Room] I've always been the
'fun one,' the mastermind of mischief, the brains behind the operation of when to use
whoopee cushions and swap sugar for salt in the salt shaker. It's like being a chef,
but for chaos instead of cuisine. So, as the sunlight crept in, I was already
plotting a masterclass in household anarchy. [Ness Dairy Room] I walk into the kitchen,
and it's like a cooking show gone rogue. Chair on the counter, cereal in the microwave?
Classic Yerin, a tornado if I
ever saw one. [Eddie Diary Room] Yerin's like living in
a cartoon – never know what's coming next, but it sure breaks the monotony. [Je'Raldo Dairy Room] Sure, I laughed. But then, I found my toothbrush in the freezer. That's
just cold, and it took me ages to find my shoes. [Jessica] What the hell is
this? Who flipped my photo? [Jessica Diary Rom] Once again, I'm reminded
that I am surrounded by nimrods. What was the point of that? Flipping my picture?
Really? I bet it was that nerd Esme.
[Clay Diary Room] Come on, dude! How is
this functional? I just want my bacon. [Yerin Diary Room] Okay, so
maybe I went a little overboard, especially the bathroom prank. But hey,
Tessanna needed a wake-up splash. Literally. [Tessanna Diary Room] My morning was fabulous!
I got dressed, made my way to the loo, then got drenched in toilet water because
some Minger had the idea to kill me. I'm probably coated in E. Coli and Salmonella,
so prepare to hear from my attorney. [Tessanna] So foul.
[Yerin Diary Room] A little humour never hurt
anyone. If they can't handle a bit of water, how are they going to handle life? [Jessica] If I had a Simoleon for every brain
cell in this house, I'd be broke. Seriously. [Yerin Diary Room] But sometimes, I wonder
if the laughs are with me... or at me. It's a tightrope walk between being the magician or
the sad clown. I'm just afraid one day I'll be left standing on the outskirts, looking
in, but thankfully, I've got a friend. [Yerin] So, Eddie,
I have a super
gigantically important question for you. [Eddie] Okay, so the pressure is on then.
[Yerin] Yes, sir. Are you ready? [Eddie] I think so.
[Yerin] Here it is. Do you believe in aliens?
[Eddie] I do, do you? [Yerin] Totally, but people think I am crazy.
[Eddie] The only thing crazy is not believing. Think about it. We can't even begin to comprehend
how monumental the universe is. In just the Milky Way, there are four hundred billion stars. If
even a fraction of those had life, the
re could be, gosh, millions of civilizations.
If not, what's all that space for? [Yerin Diary Room] Eddie's so wonderful. I
often feel like that puzzle piece that doesn't quite fit, but Eddie has that reassuring presence
that tells me I belong just as I am. He sees me, the real me, and asks for nothing more.
It's rare to be so completely understood. [Eddie Diary Room] Yerin is nothing short
of extraordinary. In a world of masks, Yerin wears none, and she's a beautiful
testament to how to b
e oneself. [Yerin Diary Room] Eddie's definitely the
genius of our group, no question. Half the time, he's speaking; I'm just nodding along,
hoping it'll eventually make sense. [Eddie] Do you know what I mean?
[Yerin] Not a clue! (Laughs)
[Eddie] Man, I wish I could be more like you. Tell me, what's the story behind
how you got so good at embracing your true self? [Yerin] Honestly, it was aliens.
(Laughs) [Eddie] Now I get it. That makes a lot of sense.
[Yerin] I'm really glad I met you, Edd
ie. [Eddie] I'm happy too, Yerin.
[Yerin] Good, so, what do you think aliens look like?
[Eddie] Maybe we should save that topic for another day.
[Yerin] Why? Is it compliated? [Eddie] I may have some diagrams drawn out.
[Yerin] Oh boy.
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