Yes day in LA #vlog

It's my daughter's first day here in LA and I was like, you know what? Let's give this girl a yes day. But little did I know she would end up taking us to a restaurant that Kim K has been to. And I'm not talking about Air 1, even though she's probably been here because it's basically a supermarket for celebrities. We came here because there's these pancakes we haven't tried before and apparently they're amazing and honestly, they were life-changing! They're literally crispy, fluffy and the perfect amount of sweetness. Now Tisha really wanted to go to Disneyland, but the weather here is not it at the moment,

so she went to her second happiest place, H-Mart. I feel like when people travel to the US, that's one of the main things that they do, is eat all the food because there's so many different options. Usually though, people go to fast food places. This kid wanted to try raw crab. Now if you didn't know, Tisha came from Australia, which is 18 hours ahead, so her jet lag was bad. And she's like, I can't give up on this yes day, I need to power through.

So we ended up getting some coffee and headed straight for Skims, because they don't actually have a Skim store in Australia. That's the thing I love about America. You can buy almost anything here. I kinda wanna watch Stranger Things and then go have dinner with my friends. Oh my gosh, you guys, guess what? Deja has the same foot size as me, so guess who gets to borrow all her shoes? Also, I swear to God, every dad does this on a long drive. Like, can you pick another time to fart, please?

Anyways, we met up with the Kardashians. Not the real ones, Angelo and Lexi, but the real ones have actually been here. Look, they've signed shirts. been here it's gonna be great food but it's gonna be expensive and I was kind of right. The food was amazing but you know what it wasn't even that expensive and you know the really weird thing? The waiter was cooking for us. In Australia you have to cook it yourself. I wonder what they thing? The waiter was cooking for us. In Australia you have to cook it yourself. I wonder what they do in Korea. Okay bye!