♪ Me and you And you and me ♪
♪ No matter how They toss the dice ♪
♪ It had to be The only one for me ♪
There will never be a relationship like the one I have with my sister.
♪ So happy together ♪
We're just happy when we have each other.
♪ I can't see me lovin' nobody but you ♪
We share the same room. We were always together.
And we always slept in the same bed.
We're still doing it.
Here's my husband and...
- [snorts] - [both laugh]
Oh, my God. You're pooping, aren't you?
We do everything alike.
We think of each other as, like, one person.
- Two bodies. - In one... two...
How do you say it?
We just think we're one person.
[Patrix] Whoo!
Ow! Wait. I'm getting finger burn.
- How long is this gonna be going on? - Don't worry about it.
I can never, ever get alone time with my wife.
[both laughing]
We share razors, sometimes a toothbrush.
- I've been using it. - Have you been using that?
- Yeah. - [laughs]
Underwear, but who doesn't?
- Clean underwear. - I mean what sister doesn't share underwear?
Yeah.
- You want to wear this today? - Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. Now where's the other pair?
[Briana] We like looking as identical as possible.
I feel like our braids are not the same length.
Is that what's-- Has it been like that the entire time?
[Brittany] We've been married to our husbands for about two and a half years now.
The four of us are meant to be together.
Sharing a boyfriend for us means we get to...
[both] Be together all the time.
There's no jealousy in this relationship.
Like if Ben kisses Anna, he'll kiss me straight after.
This is so strange.
Their relationship is far from normal.
I don't know how my sister's going to feel about it. We're a team.
We're a team.
- I think you're being real selfish. - Me?
What time are you bringing her back?
Did she need to have a curfew?
My sister changed the minute she started dating John.
I don't want to have to choose between my husband or my little sister.
There's a rule to get married to the same man.
There a rule to have a baby with the same man.
I want to talk to my sister for a minute.
She doesn't want to talk to you!
- See-- - I'm so tired of this [bleep].
[crying] No, you're a bully, and you're [bleep] up.
I'm telling you to embrace our love and our sisterhood.
♪ So happy together ♪
[Anna] Be careful of the chemicals, like, getting stuck on your dress and stuff.
- Do the same-- You have to do the same move. - Yeah. Do left.
- Are you using the right? - Yeah. Left, right.
Right.
Oh, this is like another dance move.
[rapping] Ah, ah! I like it. Like it. Left, right.
- Exercise, daytime move. - Yeah.
- My name's Anna. - And I'm Lucy.
And we're 35 years old.
- From Perth, Australia. - [both] And we're identical twins.
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ One is never enough ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ One is never enough ♪
I wanna do five minutes each. You've got to look at the time.
Got to be precise.
- Come on, let's go. - Yeah.
No one is like us, to be honest.
- We think of each other as, like, one person. - Two bodies.
In one... two... How do you say it?
Two bodies in...
We just think we're one person.
[Lucy] It's on. [vacuum whirring]
[Anna] You name it, we do everything alike.
When we're vacuum cleaning,
if I do it for five minutes, she needs to do it for five minutes.
Whatever she's doing, I'm mimicking the move in the same movement.
- [Lucy] Mm. - So we're doing the same pace.
So we know we're identical.
-Oh, and then after-- -Oh, yeah. Go, go, go. Go, go, go.
- Hold my hair. - All right.
- [Anna] Obsessing on being identical... - [Lucy] Mm.
...is how we live our life.
We wouldn't have it any other way.
To this day, we wouldn't have it any other way.
Yeah, life is hard being together 24/7,
but we wouldn't have it any other way.
- We choose this... - [both] Life.
[Anna] We were always identical and were always close
and we always wanted to be together.
But we lost our father like 11 years ago to cancer,
and I feel like it got more extreme after that.
- [Anna] We just needed... - [both] Each other.
- [Anna] And our bond grew closer together. - [Lucy] Closer and closer.
Even thinking about separating each other gives us anxiety,
so we don't even want to think about that.
- Yeah. We just can't be... - [both] Apart.
- [Anna] We wake up together. - [Lucy] We shower together.
We go to the toilet at the same time.
Can you just hurry up now? Hurry.
In the past, we've shared a job. That worked,
but one of us only got paid.
So one of us volunteered but at least we were together.
- We share... - [both] Everything.
From a car,
a phone, a bed, a Facebook account.
[both] And we share the same boyfriend.
- Look how hot it is today. - [Ben] Beautiful day.
Can you get us an ice cream?
[Ben] See how calm the beach is?
- [Anna] Look how blue the water is over there. - [Lucy] Yes.
Sharing a boyfriend for us means we get to...
[both] Be together all the time.
- Having separate boyfriends just didn't... - [both] Work.
They just wanted to separate us.
And we can't separate.
We met Ben on Facebook.
[both] We spoke every night for about six months, was it?
And he was like, "I want to meet you girls."
-And we thought to each other -[both] We both like this guy.
So what are we gonna do?
And we said to each other...
[both] "Do we just share him, then?"
[all laughing]
[shaver whirring]
All right.
We're just shaving in here.
Get it all.
Oh, this side is really bad.
- My name's Patrix. - My name's Patrica.
We're 48 years old.
We live in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia.
♪ You want something Got you something All you needed ♪
♪ You want something I've got something And you feel it ♪
♪ Oh, baby, I believe it ♪
♪ I know you want it I know you need it ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
- Are you scared? - No.
- It feels good? - I trust you.
- You better. - I'm having such a good time.
We just have a connection that others just can't understand.
I'm gonna have to go up.
I don't want to pinch you.
I was born with a deformity.
My fingers did not continue to develop.
They did not fully develop.
This is my thumb and this is my pinky.
And normally I am...
I automatically step in.
Because I already know what she's going to have a difficult time with.
Because a lot of time people forget that she has fingers missing
and they think she can do things.
- So I'm there to help her out. - Yeah.
- So she's my right and left. - [laughs]
I got you all brushed up.
[Patrix] We dry brush each other every morning.
Dry brushing helps the lymphatic system.
It detoxes it, cleanse it.
I know every curve, dent, dimple she has.
[Patrix] Did I get that there? Take 'em all down.
Oh!
Ooh, Lord!
- Lot of brush. - It's good for the health.
It's great for, you know, sister bonding.
And it's just, you know, it's something fun that we like to do.
- Shim-shing. - Shake 'em. Get 'em ready.
Shake 'em up. Shake 'em up.
Get the wig right. One, two, three, pop!
- We're weird. - Yeah. We're weirdos.
- And we love it. - [both laughing]
Growing up, we had a family of five.
Our dad was in the military,
and we traveled all the time.
So I was bullied in school,
and every time I would shake somebody's hand,
they would, you know, they'd get scared or be like "What happened to you?"
Or, you know, and it hurt my feelings sometimes.
[sighs softly]
It was... It was hard.
It was one of the major things that made us close
because I felt that I had to protect my sister.
I played the violin in middle school
and she wanted to play,
and they said she couldn't play
'cause she couldn't hold the bow, so I gave it up.
I stopped playing, and I loved that violin.
- Yeah. - God knows. [sniffs]
But I stopped because I didn't want her to feel bad,
'cause she couldn't play.
She was amazing,
and even though, you know, she missed out on a lot of things
because of what I couldn't do,
she...
she was great.
You just don't get sisters like that.
No. You're right. That's true.
Without my sister, I don't think I would be this person today.
She has helped me come out of my shell.
She has, you know, given me the encouragement
to be, you know, proud of who I am.
I believe that I was always the go-getter, the fun one.
Because I had so many
great adventures for us to do.
- We just take over. - Yeah, we take over.
- We got this. - Yeah.
Which side you gonna wear yours on?
I like it on this side.
- This side right here? - Yeah.
- Like we got. - Yeah.
[man] Wig-alicious, I tell you. Wig-alicious.
- That's right. Wig-alicious. - [laughs]
- We're ready to go now. - You ready now?
You like it. I know you do.
You're gonna cook breakfast for me.
Come on.
You ready to eat?
- Yes, my dear. - [laughs]
Over here.
Me and Ron have been married for 20 years and counting.
Mamacita.
- Who a mamacita? - That'd be me.
- Who's a mamacita? - Of course, mamacita.
- No, don't. - You dance.
- Please. - That was shaking.
[Both] Ah! [laughing]
I have three amazing handsome young men.
Jeremiah's 18.
Logan is gonna be 15,
and Ethan is 12.
Patrix is a major part of this family dynamic
because she's like a second mother.
- Y'all are not doing that. Y'all are not doing that. - Stop. Stop.
I'm cringing. Stop.
They're not just sisters, they're best friends.
Oh, they are always together.
They go in the bathroom together.
They go out to clubs together
and they also go out and shop together.
They do everything.
I think that they're crazy, but I also love them very much.
So, what are we cooking?
[chuckles]
Patrix is always here.
I can never, ever get alone time with my wife.
I'm always the third wheel.
They do everything together, pretty much.
How long is this gonna be going on with you being over here?
Why are you looking at me like that?
I have an apartment adjacent to my parents' home.
But my apartment's being renovated now, so... [laughs]
I've been with my sister now for a while.
So...
I've been looking lately.
We have a dream.
And it's our dream, our sister dream.
To move to Orlando.
We love everything about it.
We love the Disney.
We love the atmosphere.
We love the palm trees.
We don't care about New York.
We don't care about Houston.
We don't care about...
[Both] Atlanta.
We just want Orlando. We want to be there.
That's where-- We belong there.
- What are you trying to do? - Nothing.
What?
Y'all talking about Orlando.
- I know you. - Talk about who?
- Orlando. - I don't know nobody named Orlando.
[chuckles]
It's not the first time that Ron has heard about Orlando.
Because Ron knows.
Actually, I'm the first one that took Ron to Orlando
- when we first started dating. - Yes. Our family trip.
- He proposed to me in Orlando. - Yes!
- At downtown, he prop-- - Yes, Disney.
[Both] Dreams come true in Orlando.
I've seen it for myself.
- Listen, everything's okay. - Mm-mmm.
Don't worry about Orlando.
We gonna have a conversation later.
Orlando.
It's not a dream that me and Ron share.
It's a dream that me and my sister share.
Plus, my son is gonna go to college there,
so that adds the cherry on top.
So we need to go ahead and get settled down.
When are we gonna get this going?
- We need to get settled down. - J, you ready to go?
To Orlando?
I mean, what are you trying to move to Orlando for?
This is our home. Atlanta's our home, with me, my wife, and my kids.
Now, Jeremiah is supposed to be going to go to college,
and this is his time where he's gonna become a man now
and spread his wings, per se.
But I need my wife to be here. I need her here.
So what did you think about both your mom
and auntie coming down?
- What do you think about that? - Ugh.
- Oh! - Don't close your eyes like that.
I don't mind if any of y'all visit.
- Okay? - [Both] Visit?
Visit. Good word again.
-You know, if you-- -Ain't no visit. We're going to be there.
- You need me, son. - He need us.
We're flexible.
- We got this. - We're flexible.
No.
He knew this day would come.
We waited long enough.
So I hope he changes his mind.
[laughing]
Did he get...
People are staring at us.
I know.
- Um, how do we say that? - How do we say that?
If Baylee's gonna continue to stay here, we're gonna have to have rules.
I realize that I need to detach from my sister,
but it's so hard.
♪ Anywhere we go, that we go That we go ♪
♪ Yeah, you make it Feel like home ♪
I do need this one plucked right here.
You see that?
- Do you see what I'm talking about? - Point at it.
Don't make me freak-- Look.
- Right here. - Mm.
Right here.
- Ow! You just grabbed my freaking skin, Baylee. - Got him.
My name is Candace Brooke.
And I'm Candace Baylee.
And we're sisters.
It's like being in a marriage, but you don't have to--
- Can't get a divorce. - Yeah.
♪ This is what I like About you ♪
♪ This is what I like about you ♪
- Oh! - Are you kidding me?
Oh.
Look, I did not even get your skin, because it's right there.
That's my skin right there.
- But I didn't touch your skin. That just came off with it. - Oh, my...
Really?
With a sister, you can be completely honest and they won't get offended.
Well, they might for a minute, but they'll get over it.
Like when you have a hair on your chest, I need to get that.
- And I'm gonna tell you, you have a hair on your chest. - Yeah.
There's no line, you can't cross with your sister.
For example,
my water had already broken. And Baylee...
- We hopped in the shower. - ...was the only one in there.
She put on her shower cap. I think we have a picture.
And she just... [clicks tongue]
- She really helped me out. - Right up the back end.
[Both] Mm-hmm.
- Because you, you got to. - I...
When you go into labor, you cannot do it yourself.
You don't want anything hairy down there.
No. Everything has to be shaved.
When we get on the wall, we'll shake our money makers.
Sometimes people think we're a little too close, but we love it.
- So it's fine. - We don't agree. Yeah.
[woman] Such good sisters.
We were growing up. We had to be close.
When our parents divorced, we didn't have a choice.
You know, we were going to different family members' houses,
and we weren't able to be with our mom all the time.
[indistinct chatter]
We'd be at grandparents. This grandparent's.
- But wherever we went, we were always together. - Yeah.
We never split apart.
So, if I was with my sister, I knew that I was going to be okay
and that nothing bad would happen.
You better believe if anyone comes after my sister, I'm gonna come after you.
Like that one time that boy said I was ugly
- and you said you were gonna throw him off the bleachers. - Oh, yeah.
That was a good one.
I definitely take on the role of a baby sister.
Like, I depend on you for almost everything.
Everything Brooke would do, I kind of piggybacked off that.
So she was a snow-cone stand worker.
I decided I needed to work at the snow-cone stand.
You became a lifeguard. I became a lifeguard.
I'm gonna be a teacher.
So are you.
Oh, did you go potty?
Ooh.
Baylee!
- What? - I need you to pick that up.
- I'm not leaving it out here-- - His poo? I'm not picking up his poo.
Yes, you are. Just grab a freakin' bag.
If you're gonna live here, you can't just scrape by doing nothing.
You have to step up.
- This? - Yeah.
I'm 21 and I've lived with my mom my whole life, and I just thought maybe
to get a little more independence, I could move in with my sister.
I wouldn't want to move in with anyone else.
I've had friends who have, like, asked me to move in with them.
And I'm always like, "Yeah, that sounds like a good idea." But then I
get down to it, and I'm like, mm...
I don't know about that, but like...
living with my sister, I'm like, okay, I can do this.
This is not a big deal. We've always done this.
Are those her shoes?
- Can you just... - Yeah, well, probably should put them in a shoe rack.
I've been married to my husband, Denver, for a year.
We have a three-year-old daughter named Ace.
Get that brush on, girl. Oh, yes, girl. Show it, girl.
I am currently pregnant, and I'm having a baby boy.
I've been living with my sister for the past three weeks
and I love it and she loves it.
But I'm not so sure Denver does.
Do y'all ever get tired of each other?
No.
You knew what you were getting into when we got married.
I don't agree.
You didn't know that Baylee was going to be a huge part of our life?
I didn't know she was gonna be living at our house.
Baylee wasn't living with us, we could do more of this.
[laughing]
If Baylee's gonna continue to stay here, we're gonna have to have rules.
- Let's hear the rules. - We have dirty panties laying all over my house,
and that's gross.
I get that. I do.
And I'll try to pick them up, I guess.
Hey, babe, unless...
- ...they're really in your way. - Speaking of panties...
- That's not mine. - ...Theo is really going on some panties down there.
That's a bra.
Oh, man.
Oh, my God. Okay.
Also, let me address something else.
Three out of the last four nights,
I'm pretty sure your sister's been in our bed.
That's ridiculous.
While Baylee's been living with us, she's been sleeping with Ace in her room.
And then with you in your room.
Sometimes.
When we were kids, no matter where we stayed,
Baylee and I always shared a bed.
That was just kind of our safe space with each other.
- And that's what we always did. - Yeah.
We're still doin' it.
Okay, so it's 6:00 in the morning.
Here's my husband.
And...
[chortles, laughs]
[whispers] You have to get out of here.
- Shh. - Before he wakes up.
Okay.
[both chortling]
She's not cuddling you, though, so...
I don't see the problem.
- She's-- - You're not touching her.
She's touching. She touches my feet with her feet.
Yeah. She scratches me with her feet.
Maybe instead of me being in the middle, you should be in the middle.
- No, that's not-- - But you don't even touch her at night.
- This bed's big enough for all three of us. - That's not the...
That's not the point. That's not the resolution.
[Brooke] Being married now,
I realize that I need to detach from my sister a little bit.
But it's so hard.
It really is.
- 'Cause she's my best friend. - [Baylee] Yeah.
All right. We'll talk about it.
Okay.
[upbeat music playing]
- [Anna] People are staring at us. - [Lucy] I know.
Yes, people, it's...
[laughing] G'day.
The thing I love about them is they are who they are.
They're-- You know, they're not afraid to show it. They're not...
not afraid to be who they are
and do what they do, you know?
What was your reaction when we asked you, we wanted to share you?
How did you feel?
Um, I thought it was a big joke.
I thought you were just teasing and...
- Didn't you think I was serious? - No.
I thought you were just tea--
- Flirting or teasing... - Yeah... Yeah, I thought it was...
- ...or having fun? - Yeah, a bit of a flirt.
- We'd-- We'd never said that to anyone but you. - No?
- Could you take a photo of us? - I can take a photo.
Take a photo of us.
- Can you hold this, sweetie? - Yeah.
They tell me that they feel like one person.
They... They wanna be treated as one person.
I will, I will treat them as one person.
[Ben] And if other people have a problem with that, that's their problem.
I don't see it hurting anyone.
We have been with Ben for about ten years now.
A lot of people thought it wouldn't last
- because of our situation, but... - [Lucy] But you know what,
we've proved a lot of people wrong.
I reckon the three of us are meant to be together.
Definitely.
We've found our soulmate.
He's our future.
He would do, like, anything for us.
Like, really.
[Anna] Yeah, he would do anything for us.
I think what's holding us back from getting married is...
is the whole...
- Well, it's illegal in our country, so... - It's illegal.
You can't marry two people.
So...
I think that's our biggest hurdle.
Yeah, our biggest. Yeah.
- Which is... Which is totally unfair. - Unfair, so...
- [Anna] Cookies and cream. - [Lucy] What are you gonna get, sweetie?
What are you gonna get?
Oh, yeah, they've got cookies and cream.
- We'll get a scoop of that. - Okay, yeah.
- Um, how do we say that? - How do we say that?
We just say we're a team or like...
- Ben in his own way will please both of us. - Both of us.
- I mean... - If Ben does something to one twin in the bedroom,
he has to do it to the other.
And he doesn't-- He already knows that.
- We don't have to tell him. - We're not telling him. He already knows it.
"Ben, what are you doing?"
- However, we don't do anything to each other. - With each other.
We never have.
[Lucy] What do you want for breakfast today?
Something simple.
- Simple. Fast. - Yeah.
[Anna] Mom! Mom.
We live in a two-story house with Mom and Ben.
Um, we've always lived with our mom.
She's our best friend, as well.
- [sighs] - Yup.
We're just making Ben some breakfast. Do you want some toast?
- Uh, one please, love. - Yeah.
Living with the girls is definitely entertaining.
They're very, very comical.
I hope I'm not in their way.
I try to... keep out of their way, so much as I can.
You have to do the same.
- We only have a small bowl. - Yeah.
We have to measure our food, our drinks...
All right, one, two.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
For me?
Well, I'm obviously used to it.
For anybody looking on...
they would think this is mental.
Are you eating the same as me?
Um...
- Like, I can't really eat on this side. - Oh, yeah.
We have to-- We're going to the dentist today
- because I, um... - I know. How's it been?
I gotta be careful with it when I chew on it. I just gotta be careful.
- Yeah. - Sorry, um...
I've been seeing my dentist for a few years. He's been monitoring...
...in the last few years.
I'm a bit anxious of what he's gonna say.
I... I'm hoping I'm not gonna open my mouth
and he's gonna be like...
"It's infected again."
Look, if you take out a tooth, I will.
Because that's just not fair. So...
If there's nothing wrong with her tooth,
why is she gonna take her tooth out?
We need to be the same.
- Exactly the same. - [Gina] You are the same.
- Well, I'll be in pain, you won't. - Mm.
Girls, this sounds ridiculous.
She wanna tell you something.
Are you crazy? Are you crazy?
[upbeat music playing]
Ooh, what is cookin', good-lookin'?
It's almost done.
Sis, we gotta put our aprons on.
- [doorbell rings] - Oh. You got it, Ron?
- Hey! - Hey!
- How you doin'? How you doin'? - Hanging out.
We do dinner with our family at least once or twice a week.
Stop, stop, stop, stop. Ow, ow, aah.
[Jethro mumbling]
[Patrix] At dinner time, we like to sit at a different table.
That's our special private time.
- [Patrica] Yeah. Yeah. - Dinner. We like to eat together.
We will allow our mother to sit at the table with us.
- Because she's the queen. - Yeah.
So, you know, she gets permission to come in there, but...
everybody else can sit in the kitchen.
- There you go. - Oh, thank you, Ron.
- That's no problem. - Oh, see what the queen get when she come over here?
-See... Oh, yes. [laughs] -My son-in-law. That's why I love him.
I'm so glad y'all were able to make it tonight.
Oh, me, too.
[Mattie] What?
She wanna tell you somethin'.
What?
Oh, no, no, no! Oh, Lord, have mercy. No!
[both laughing]
I can't speak for my sister. I don't know what they're doin' in their room.
But I know what I'm doing,
and I-- I'm not pregnant. That's for sure.
We're thinkin' about...
transitioning.
To where?
Orlando.
You know we've always wanted to go there.
You and her?
[chuckles] Yeah.
We'll, we've always wanted to do it.
We've always... talked about it.
But it hasn't... It hasn't happened.
I did kinda lose sight of goin' to Orlando
when I met Ron.
But I did make sure that we were going there every year
[chuckles] to visit.
You know, to keep that dream alive.
But, you know, when... I had baby after baby,
you know, things change, priorities change.
I had to put my family first.
I had to put the kids first, you know.
And so, it kind of changed the direction of our dreams.
Every time we go,
and I come back,
I have anxieties when I cross that Florida line.
'Cause we like it there.
We love it there.
And now, we want to move...
to Orlando.
But I didn't know how you would feel about it, so I just...
I feel about my girls moving
hundreds of miles away from me?
Why... would you even suggest such a thing?
You know? Wh-Wh-Why? Why?
Wh-Wh-Wh-Wh... Are you crazy?
Are you crazy?
Are you losing it or what?
'Cause every year we go there for vacation... vacation.
Now I think it's time to go and stay.
I thought it was gonna be like a vacation home or somethin' like that.
- Could call it that. [laughs] - Not permanent.
We could call it a vacation home.
I don't really wanna come back here.
I don't wanna come back here.
- Why? - I hate it.
There's no men here.
- No men. - There's tons of men here.
They're all...
- What you call it? - What?
Washed up. [chuckles]
I don't-- I don't like anybody here.
I just had so many...
- Bad... - ...bad experiences here.
And I think it's time to move on.
And for new beginnings, a new chapter...
The sisters, they always come up with crazy ideas.
Because, you know, she's lonely and she wants to do something different.
But you--
But you can't take your sister with you.
I mean, that sounds good for you, but I mean...
You know, what is she gonna do with-- about her husband
'cause his family and everything is here, too. You know?
Well, I just feel that it's been something we've been talking about,
so it should already be in everybody's heads.
Everybody should know that
now is our time to go.
I gave up a lot of my dreams
so that my sister could feel normal
and that she could be happy.
And when she had a family, it was so amazing
to see her as a mother and a wife, and...
So, you know, I focused all on what she was doing, and...
You know, I don't regret it at all.
I get some fulfillment out of it,
but I really want... I want my own.
Mom, you know that we have had dreams
that we wanted to do,
and things have stopped us along the way.
It's what we always wanted.
We need to do this.
- No. - This is crazy. It's crazy.
- To go? - Yeah.
What do you want to play for?
If we win, she doesn't sleep in our bed anymore.
Brooke!
- [exclaims] - Brooke!
[Brooke groans]
- [Baylee] Briar's here. - [Brooke] Oh, finally!
[gasps]
Look at him with his little sexy sunglasses.
- Don't say that. - Well, he thinks he looks sexy.
- Hey. - I know he does. Hey.
- Cutie booty. - Hi.
You ready to lose in some badminton?
- I don't lose. I don't lose. - You...
You definitely do lose.
- I've seen you lose. - No, I don't.
I've been dating Briar for four years.
We met at a car wash. Me and my friend were driving by.
I saw him out the window and made her turn around because I thought he was cute.
I think I was just like, "Oh, I'm so gonna marry him."
Just like right off the bat.
- Where's the badminton at? - [Baylee] Oh, we have to set it up.
Oh, my gosh. You're setting it up.
I love Briar. Briar is like a brother to me.
He's everything I could ask for for my sister.
So he kind of has to be the one.
Okay. Okay, that was my bad.
Hey, Briar, can I borrow your sunglasses?
- [Brooke] Gosh. - Kind of tied up over here.
- [Denver] Buddy, we're gonna be here a minute. - [Briar] Yeah.
[Denver] Untangling this?
It's more frustrating than Baylee living at my house.
[chuckles]
Baylee decided to come into the bedroom again after our conversation.
I don't want to be a jerk or be unreasonable,
but I don't think I am at this point.
Definitely, this has to stop now.
I really think it would be beneficial for everybody
if, like, Baylee and Briar just got a place.
- [Baylee] We can't do that. - [Briar] Yeah.
Okay, well, first off, she's not married,
- so she's not getting... - They can sleep in separate rooms.
No, she is not getting a place with her boyfriend.
- Or they can get married. - That is not who we are.
Baylee is currently a virgin.
- I'm super happy about that. - Thanks.
Go off.
I lost my virginity at age 16, and I just don't want Baylee
to go down the same road that I went down.
It's just better to wait.
- Or even save up for a house. - But what if there was a living room and a bedroom
and you slept on the couch?
Who wants to sleep on the couch?
You're telling me that he is gonna be in a house with Baylee all night long
and there ain't gonna be something going down there?
[Baylee] I've always wanted to wait till I was married.
And I'm so thankful that I found Briar and he feels the same way.
- Let's think about that one. - [Baylee] Too much temptation.
We're not gonna put ourselves
- in that situation. - Yeah, don't put yourself in that situation.
But yeah, you'll come and sleep in my bed in the middle of the night
and I'm a grown male man.
- Duh. - Duh.
You slept in their bed?
- Duh. - [Denver] Yes. She crawls in the bed.
- [Brooke] You didn't know that? - No.
Why are you doing that?
[Baylee] I'm just used to sleeping with Brooke.
Like, we've done that forever.
I definitely think it's kind of odd
that she's in the bed with Brooke and Denver.
I would just leave-- Let them be as they are.
I remember doing that back whenever I was
like three or four, you know, not whenever I was 21.
So it's definitely an odd situation.
I think there's got to be a point where you say, "Okay, this is unhealthy.
You need to live separate lives."
[Denver] Game time.
What do you want to play for?
I know what he wants to play for.
- You have an idea, Baylee? - [Baylee] I think I have an idea.
[Brooke] I don't.
If we win, she doesn't sleep in our bed anymore.
Let's play.
[exclaiming]
- Oh, loser! - Briar, what are you doing?
- That was on your side. - Do you want her to stay here?
That was on your side.
Whoo! 1-0.
[Briar] It's the Denver show. He really does not want Baylee.
[Denver] Who are you committed to?
- [exclaims] - Brooke!
[Brooke groans]
[Brooke] Baylee and I are extremely competitive.
Two! [laughs]
And when we're doing anything,
it's always to the extreme.
- Oh! - 5-4.
9-8.
Ooh.
Whoo!
12-10.
Nice.
[exclaiming]
Oh, my God!
Whoo!
Looks like you're sleeping in the bed forever, baby.
I do not know what overcame me all of a sudden.
It's like I just had all the skills in the world.
It's because I wanted to stay in the bed.
Something really did take over.
- She doesn't know how to play. - I suck.
What's wrong with you?
[Denver] Really? What's wrong with me?
[Brooke] Okay, is it really that big of a deal, babe?
- [Denver] Yes, it is. - Why?
[Denver] Because we're adults. Like, we're married.
I have my wife's sister sneaking in bed at night.
I just feel like, why are we making it
this big of a deal?
Her welcome has been overstayed.
[Brooke] I think that Baylee's been a baby of the family for so long.
She's just not ready to grow up.
But Denver and I have been through a lot.
We've been through really bad times
and really good times, and right now is a great time.
Our marriage is thriving.
We've been together for a year
and I don't want anything to affect that.
I don't want to have to choose between my husband or my little sister.
I don't feel like I should be put in place by you where I have to choose.
- That's not fair. - That's actually...
She has a picture of her and her boyfriend in our room.
If she chooses to be mad at you because you choose
to side with your husband that you married
and have children with, that's her problem.
So we're just going to say "Sorry, sucks for you."
"Figure it out. Figure out where to live."
No, she's gonna feel like she's not welcome in my home.
Because she has to sleep in a different room
and keep her dirty panties in her laundry basket
and put her picture of her and her boyfriend in their room?
I don't think you understand. You're my husband, yes.
And I love you. And you are my first priority.
But at the same time, she's done so much for us, Denver.
I cannot... My heart will not allow me to just say
"Sorry, figure it out." I'm not gonna do that.
Baylee's done so much for me.
When I got pregnant with Ace at 18, it was really, really hard.
And I can just remember how rocky me and Denver's relationship was,
and Baylee was the one who stepped up.
She helped take care of me,
she helped take care of Ace, and she's made a lot of sacrifices.
So I'm not just gonna throw her out of our house.
I just feel like you're being a little dramatic.
Well, I'm telling you as your husband,
I think you just need to figure out what side you're on.
Okay.
If you take out that tooth, I'm gonna have to take out one of my teeth.
All right, let's see.
♪ A little trouble Goes a long way ♪
♪ Ay, ay ♪
[Lucy] If one of us has to go to the dentist, we both have to go.
We need to experience in our life everything together.
Today we've come to see the dentist about Anna's filling.
I had a bad infection in one of my teeth that was causing me trouble.
It's gotten worse.
- [both] Hello. - Hi. Good morning. How are you?
- Good morning. Hello. - We're seeing Dr. Anand.
I'll let Dr. Anand know you're here. Have a seat.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
I'm hoping that I don't have to take my tooth out.
If you take out that tooth, I'm gonna have to take out one of my teeth.
I'm pretty nervous about that.
Hello, Anna and Lucy. How are you today?
- Hello. - Come on in, please.
Twins are always... So nice to see them.
They are something very special.
I hope you'll be proud with this tooth, but I don't know.
Okay. Good. Let's have a look.
I'll bring this light down.
- You go straight to that funny tooth. - Yeah.
Okay.
All right, let's see.
How...
Mm.
[Lucy] How's it looking?
[Dr. Anand] It is, well...
And...
If Anna takes out the tooth,
- I might have to take out my tooth here, the same molar. - Yeah.
No. No. [chuckles] No.
See...
Why?
Yeah, we want even our teeth to be the same.
We want our teeth to be the same.
Do you still want to pull out your tooth
if it's still causing you problems in six months?
Not if you're not.
So you won't take the tooth out if it's still causing problems?
She's not gonna take out the tooth.
What do you want to do?
This is [bleep].
'Cause what am I gonna do if I have to take it out and you don't?
[sniffles]