WE BECAME PARENTS FOR 24 HOURS! *GOT CRAZY*

Good morning, Marvel Squad, and welcome back to our channel. As you see by today's title, you're probably confused what's going on. But, we are becoming parents for a full 24 hours today. >> Wow. >> They're probably still confused. They're like, "What? A baby? Like, what?" Basically a baby. Yeah, here's here's a little baby blanket, too. >> is the big baby's favorite little blanky that I brought back from his house. Do you guys want to see who it is? >> Are you all ready? >> [laughter] >> He's my best friend, guys. Like >> Switch on. >> It's cuteness overload. >> Are you ready? >> Cookie. Say hello. >> Hey. >> [laughter] >> Say hello. >> Oh, hey Cooper. >> Say hello. >> Oh. >> Uh-oh. Uh-oh. >> Oh, how did he get out? No. No. We are >> He's got a good start. Shut the >> Shut the door. Shut the door. >> We're starting this video off. Thor, how Where were you at? I literally have all the cats put behind there. Thor, how did you get out? Where did you come from? Were you sleeping somewhere? You can't be out. We're keeping the cats away from Cooper because we don't want to stress him out, and we don't want him to stress the cats out. So, I made this huge barricade right here, and I must have missed Thor. I looked and made sure that there were no more cats. All right, I think all the cats are away. Let's try this again. Hey, Coop. Good morning. >> Wow, say hi. >> Good morning. I know. Look at him. He's He's awake. He's alert now. He's like, "Where did that kitty go? Where did that kitty go?" >> Cooper, do you want Do you want to go for a car ride? >> He's looking for a cat right now. He has to realize that they're they're not here. >> Sit. Sit. Trust me, guys. He's He's Listen. Sit. Cooper, sit. >> Cooper, come here. Cooper. Cooper, sit. Sit. See? That's how you That's how you got to do it. >> Do you want to go for a car ride? Hey, do you want to get a pup cup? He usually tilts his head. Do [music] Do you want to go get a pup cup and go on the car ride? >> Cooper, do you want to go on the car ride? >> Let's go for a car ride. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Ready, Coops? >> Hi, Coop. >> Come on. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> So, if you guys don't know who Cooper is, this is our best friend, Holly and Nick's dog. Me and Meg have been watching Cooper since Friday of last week. >> Not at our house. They were at Holly's house for like Friday, Saturday, then a little bit of Sunday. >> Yeah, but during the weekdays, I needed to bring Cooper back to my house. >> Mhm. How is the window down? >> Cuz he knows how to roll the window down. >> What? Cooper, come here. >> He knows how [laughter] to roll the window down. >> Come here. >> He also knows how to roll the window down. So, I do have to put it on child lock. >> Yeah. How? I was like, I did not roll that window down. >> First night, it was kind of chaotic. He was on alert because of the cat. Now, he's adjusting. He knows the kind of like our routine now at the at my house. I mean, he's only been at my house a few times, but it's only been with Holly and Nick. He's never actually stayed the night. So, I really look forward to my little dog sitting time. And this is like the first time Bill's helping me watch Cooper cuz he's at our house. >> I've never watched a dog in my life, really. >> Yeah. >> This is the first time I've ever like had a dog at our house. >> Well, except Medusa. >> Yeah, but like I've never like If Medusa's there, Meg's there. >> We watched him when they went out of town for the hurricane, remember? >> Yeah, I guess. I don't even really remember that. >> Yeah, this is like a first like first time. Yeah. >> So, Cooper, are Do you want a pup cup? Do you want to go swimming later in the pool? You want to go in the pool? >> What? >> Go swimming in the pool today? Yeah. All right. Let's go get you a pup cup. >> All right. Anna, can I also do a pup cup? >> Yeah, of course. >> And that'll be it. >> Okay. I'm going to have to >> Coop, we have a pup cup. >> And we're going to have to clean the car, the inside of like the car windows cuz it's got He's got his He's got nosies. Oh, because >> It's like having a baby. We're going to have to clean up after him the whole day. >> guys are wondering what this black thing is, it's like a little bag to protect the seats. Um I took it out of Holly and Nick's >> that window down? >> Cooper. >> You had the child lock on, right? >> did. >> You literally have child lock on and he rolled the window down again. >> He knows, guys. >> drooling all over the car. >> Yeah, he's excited. >> [laughter] >> He's excited. >> How often do you take him? >> Bill Bill is not used to this. >> he's addicted to Starbucks just like you girls are. >> Yeah, he is. He loves his pup >> Oh, no. Cooper's a goner. >> Right when I get in here, I have to feed it to him. This is a prime example of what it's going to be like with kids. Kids are going to not only not slobber, they're going to put their nasty cheesed Cheeto hands >> a hard time with that cuz I'm a little like >> I'm a clean freak. But we're going to teach our kids to >> OCD. I'm not like that with it, but like just knowing that things are dirty and it's not because of me and they can't clean up clean up after themselves. >> No. >> So see, Cooper doesn't even know. Like he's drooling everywhere. >> This is a little um sneak peek of what it's going to be like when we have a kid back there. >> Like kids are going to be 10 times worse though. And on on top of that, I seen when we were hanging out with Ann and Anthony, Anthony was like, "Yeah, sorry our car's so dirty. Like this is just like the life of having kids." And yeah, you could definitely tell like obviously kids they like to throw stuff anywhere or they they they do whatever they want because they don't know what they're doing. >> Yeah, I think if we keep It's kind of like a dirty closet. It's like if you keep piling on the dirty closet, it's going to keep staying dirty. >> You got to micro clean as you go. Yeah. Thank you. Keep those Keep those away from Cooper. >> Cooper's doesn't eat human food. He knows. >> Good. >> You know, right? You're smart. >> Is he going to get this pup cup everywhere over the car? >> No, but I might he might drool and I have to take his drool up. He actually is really good with his pup cup. >> Okay. I feel like he's such a big dog he'll eat it in one lick. >> He does, kind of. >> It's just uh done. >> He starts drooling a little bit and I have to get use a napkin and get his drool >> Yeah, if you guys didn't know, you can through Starbucks and get a pup cup and basically it's just a cup full of like whipped cream. >> Yeah, some dogs are sensitive like my friend's dog Miranda, her puppy or her dog gets like a really sensitive stomach from pup cups. Our cats I think get upset stomachs from their >> No, there's some of our cats love >> They do love whipped cream. Scar oh my god. >> Scar and Snap. >> Oh, we got to get Snap's birthday's on Thursday. We got to get him a pup cup. >> Is he turning seven? >> He's turning six. >> Six? Thought he was seven. >> No, he's going to be turning six. >> He's old. >> Seven, you don't know your baby. >> It's crazy cuz I know a lot of you are new to our channel but like if you've been watching for the past seven years you >> Apartment baby. >> You've watched when we literally got Snap from the first day up until now that he's six. >> Yeah. >> So that's insane. Give yourself a round of applause if you've been here for that long. >> Were the cats coming with you on the couch today? >> I don't know. Thank you. Uh-oh god, he already knows. [laughter] All right, how do we do this? >> Wait, I'm just giving it to him. >> Oh god. Oh no. >> Here he goes. Yay! >> [crying] >> It's Jeez, it's >> actually like thick. It's like hard to eat. See how it's not like soft? That's probably better. He just devoured that thing. Like it's gone. I'm surprised. That's not like soft whipped cream so it actually takes him a minute to lick. >> All done, cookie. >> Was that good? Yeah, just just lick off the car while you're at it. Oh no. >> Like I said, when Cooper leaves on Thursday, I'm going to be cleaning the car. >> Yeah, this is the thing. We're saying we're becoming parents for 24 hours. Guys, we've had this dog since Sunday. Realistically, we're becoming parents for like four days. So this 24 hours is going to be a hectic day in our life of what it's like becoming parents and cleaning up after our kids. >> I do just want to say he did eat breakfast this morning. We just didn't get the camera out and film. So he usually eats around 11:00 a.m. and then we feed him at 1:00 and then again at 6:00. So he eats three times a day. He already had his breakfast and he is full now from his pup cup. >> a better diet than we do. >> Uh-huh, and we're about to go swimming in the pool. >> Don't say it too loud, otherwise he'll jump up. >> But I think we might go now because [music] um we have a lot to do today and I have to after he goes in there, I have to blow dry him, which you guys are going to see the whole thing. It's going to be my first time blow drying him. >> We have to make him completely dry. Obviously, we don't want to bring a wet dog into the house. >> Well, not even just that, also they can get like not and just [music] dry like patches. Like you have to make sure you fully dry them and so yeah, we're going to do that and we're going to go have a really fun day. Woohoo! Cookie. Do you want to go in the pool now? Do you want to go swimming? You want to go outside? Go swimming? Let's go swimming. You want to go in the pool? You want to go outside? You want to go in the pool? Hang on, let me grab your stuff. Let's grab your stuff. Come on. Let's grab your stuff. Let's grab your blow dryer. Let's grab your diaper bag here. Let's get everything ready. We're going to go in the pool. Are you ready? Come on. Let's go outside. Come on. Woohoo! Day in the life of Coopy Scoopy. So we did put up this kitty fence because this little booger, if I did not have it up, would jump in the pool every single time. So I was like, "Bill, we need this up for when Cooper's here." How in the world do we open this? Okay. Get on in there, baby. Yes. Yes! Woohoo! I think I actually might keep this closed for when he's in here only because I don't want him getting my cushions wet. Woohoo! Cookie's in the pool pool. Auntie Rye is going to come in Oh, I have your ball right here. >> Hey, what is this? >> Bill's got a uh your Uncle Bill has to go do some work, but he's going to throw you the ball real quick. >> have two of his tennis balls just from like past parties. >> Yes. >> That he's came here with. You ready? You ready? All right, let's see if we can get him to jump in the pool. Coop. You're already going. I didn't even throw it yet. Cooper. Cooper. Ball? Go get it. >> Go swim to it, baby. >> Go. >> Go get it. Look at him go. He's a little shrimpy. >> This fence IS NICE TOO, BECAUSE then when he shakes off >> He doesn't come Yeah, THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. >> GOOD [cheering] BOY. >> OH, WOW. >> Good boy, Coop. >> I'm going to do a shake here. Here he goes. Here he goes. >> him just test the fence. Oh, yeah. >> Nice. >> He kind of came through, but it was all right. >> No, it was good. >> There's a ping pong ball in here, babe. You don't want him to choke. >> Ping pong ball? >> Yeah. >> Where? >> dude. See, this is how you're a good parent. You find stuff that they can choke on, choking hazard, and you get rid of it. Mom. >> Sorry. Thought you wanted me to throw it again. >> Jump. >> Cooper, you got to jump in there. >> Get it. Get it. >> Cooper, you got to go in and get it. >> it. >> He doesn't know how to jump in. Jump in, buddy. He doesn't like jumping in. He's going to get in the hot tub. Oh, oh, oh, oh. He's all up in the hot tub. He's swimming in the hot tub. >> I've never seen him in the hot tub, actually. >> He goes in there a lot. >> All right, come on. Cuz he likes just walking in. Go get it. >> Now go on in there and get it. WOOHOO. >> DOES HE EVER JUMP? >> He gets scared to jump. I don't know. >> I'm going to go inside. I'll be back out in a minute. >> No, you're good. We're going to Me and Cookie are going to have a little pool day, just us two for a little bit. I need to go get my swimmy on, so I can uh go tan. Oh god, Cooper, Cooper. All right. Let's throw the ball again. Here, let me grab it. Oh. Ready, Cooper? Go get it. Bring it back. I'll throw it again. Hey, you ready, Coops? Go get it. Aw, look at him little paddling. He's so cute. Look at him go. He's so cute. Look at him. Yay! Good boy. You're so good. [cheering] You're so good. Good job. Woohoo! Woohoo! Cooper, is it lunchtime? We have to blow dry you down though first, okay? We're going to get you nice and blow dried and ready to go. Yes, we are. Come here, Cooper. Stay. I dry him as much as I can with the towel. Okay. Stay. Here, Cooper. Cooper. Cooper. Cooper, right here. Sit. Stay. Stay. Nice and blow dried you are. Cooper, come here. Look at Look at how blow dried. He's still like a little damp, barely though, but I blow dried him as much as I could. We are going to be feeding him now one cup of lunch. Are you ready? Are you ready? You're so ready for lunch. Yeah. Yeah, you had a good Did you have a good pool day? You have so much fun. Lunchtime. You can eat. Eat. Here he goes. Woohoo! He eats so good. >> so Coop is obviously tired from the pool. He's on the bed. Look at him cuddling his toy right now. >> I forgot to show that to feed I fed him dinner. >> Yeah, you you showed him lunch, is that right? >> and daddy. >> Yeah, we're actually on the phone with their parents right now. Say hi to Holly and Nick. Hard to see them. >> Guys, >> But, they're in Chicago now. No, Indiana. >> Should we do a trick? We should do a truth or drink with them. >> We should do a truth or I actually have some questions I want to ask them. >> Oh god. Yeah, and and some new people cuz Megan and Faye we did like three and we're running out of questions. >> Yeah, we're going to do we're going to do that. >> That'd be fun. As you can see, he's just chilling out right now. Pretty good. We've literally had our house at like 68 69° the past couple days because this dude anywhere past like >> 70 >> He just starts getting like overheated. I've literally had a sweatshirt on since he's been here. >> all I've been wearing. >> If I'm not working, I have to have a sweatshirt and sweatpants on. >> Yeah, he's happy right now. He just ran in the yard. I forgot to grab the camera. I was honestly distracted on the phone Ali, but he was running in the yard. We're actually going to take him for I'm not going to say what we're going to take him for in the next hour. >> Yeah. >> But, we're taking him somewhere in the next hour. >> Yeah, he can chill out for now. >> Cooper, do you want to go for a walk? Do you want to go for a walk? Come on. Let's go for a walk. >> Want to go for a walk? >> Let's go. >> All right, if you hear anyone in the background, that's Megan and Faye. They're on live right now, but we're about to put his collar on because we are going to take him for a walk. This is the Did you take him for a walk today? >> No, this is >> We just been taking him outside all day today and letting him run around, but this is the first walk. >> Come here Cooper. >> This is the first walk that he's on today. >> Stay. >> Come here. >> Stay. >> We got to hold him. >> Oh, what the heck? >> He opened his mouth. >> Oh. >> Look at how good he is. Like >> He's such a good boy. >> He literally just lets you do anything. >> We usually take him out me and Megan take him out like three times a day, but it's so hot in Florida right now that honestly in the blacktop is so hot that we're only taking him out during like night times and you have to go either really early in the morning, but obviously we're not really waking up that early, so >> He's all suited up. >> Let's go. >> to go Coop? >> Let's get going. >> All right, here we are on a walk with Coop right now. He is leading the way. The thing about him is he walks so fast. >> Cuz of Holly. Holly is like a speed walker. I feel like we have a routine now. The first day he didn't really know where the walks were because we're so used to going around her apartment complex and like he has a full-blown routine. Like in the mornings he knows his short walks. At night he has his long walks. >> Yeah, and here he obviously doesn't know the streets at all. So now he's finally getting to a point where he's able to do it on his own. >> So yeah, he's finally learning his routine. It's so crazy because we are not used to dogs. You guys know we have four cats. So >> Whatsoever, yeah. >> Dog life is so different. Like I don't know why it's like different. It's like when I'm at Holly's house it feels normal, but when I'm at at my house it feels so different cuz it's like his not his home if that makes sense. So it really feels like I have a dog, you know? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, it definitely does cuz we've literally I've grown up without dogs. Like I said, I've never taken care of a dog in my entire life, like ever. >> No, never. We only had a cat ever. We rarely had animals. We only had a cat and that was it. >> My whole life, but honestly I I'm okay. I love my friends' dogs. >> Yeah. >> And I love >> dogs. Just I I don't at this point in my life want to own one. >> No, they're a lot of Honestly, this just showed how much work they are. >> cats. There's no way we're owning four cats and a dog if we want a kid or anything. >> If I was to actually get a dog, I would have to get a kitten and a puppy together and have them grow up together because there's no way we bring in a dog now that our cats would like like it. >> I feel like it would stress our cats out too much and then it would also stress the dog out cuz the dog would just want to go crazy and then the cats just want to chill. >> But hey, it's like when when your grandparents, they're like you you you drop your your your nephew off or your kid off at grandma's house and then they just come pick him up, but they're like they don't have to keep it. >> That's with the dog, yeah, because we have friends with dogs, yeah. >> Yeah, it's just friends with dogs. I go to their house if I want dog dog fix. Like Cooper, I love my Cooper. I go to my I go to Holly's house. >> But this is definitely giving us like a really good understanding of what it takes to take care of a dependent animal because dogs are not independent whatsoever. >> No, they're very needy. >> pretty independent. >> Yes. >> Like all you have to do as long as they have a big bowl of food and water, they'll just come and go and they'll do their own thing. They'll go to the bathroom. We don't have to take them out or do anything. >> The difference is dogs are way easier for like content purposes. Like they sit and they do things. Cat, you can't get a cat in a frame. >> Oh, like if you wanted to film with the dog. Yeah, like the dogs they're cats always running around and squirming. >> Yes. But it's kind of gives us a little taste cuz kids kids are very dependent, too. So. >> Yeah, very dependent. Well, they're they're obviously they're 100% dependent. >> But I feel like since we've learned a routine with Cooper, I was like stressing out cuz I'm like, "Oh my god, I don't know if I could have kids." Like I'm stressed out. Like my routines >> to get used to it. You can't just expect it to be yeah. >> You need a new routine. >> Yes, exactly. You don't know what to expect until you do it. >> Oh, I know. It's just scary, you know? It's scary. >> Just change. >> Just change in life. It kind of kind of gets makes me anxious but excited, you know? Like I'm obviously I'm really excited to have see what our baby looks like. >> Yeah, and at the same time like every single one of our friends, they always say, "Yeah, it's a lot in the beginning but you get used to it." >> Yeah, it's a new life, right? >> into your normal everyday life. Like right now. >> I love our life right now with just >> Yeah, but once you do it and you get in a routine, that's going to be your normal life. >> Oh, I know. Oh, look at that owl. >> Oh dude, there's an owl. We have a lot of burrowing owls in Florida. >> Oh, wait. >> Oh my gosh. >> a picture of him. >> We were literally 2 ft away from this owl. >> Oh, he even waved at me. >> There's another owl over here. >> Guys, that's the one really cool thing about Florida is the burrowing owls. Like they are the cutest >> that literally burrow in the ground. They don't go like really in the trees. They live underground. Yeah. >> They're the cutest little things in the whole wide world. Oh, hear them? >> I don't know if it's hard to tell but on top of the fire hydrant right there, there's an owl. Right there. Oh, it just flew away. Another thing that we noticed cuz we never like walk in our neighborhood is how many owls and how many bunnies there are. >> Oh my god, there's so many. >> even realize how many bunnies there are. Like cuz Cooper, like he'll try chasing every bunny he sees. [laughter] Good thing we have him on a leash because he would be gone. >> That's why I think Cooper thinks the cats are bunnies. >> Yeah, that's why we don't want Cooper by like not that Cooper would do anything, but >> I don't trust him. >> too energetic. He's never been around a cat ever. And you know, one wrong thing and he could cats are so much more delicate than a big dog like Cooper and he won't try to hurt him, but like there's no way that something that big >> it's like like >> It's like a toy. >> himself. >> Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> You just don't know. >> But like he could be interested and his interest could also like be too overbearing for the for the little cat. >> Well, the cat the cats do not like it. Well, it The thing is if the dog was like >> No, he looks like a giant to the cat obviously. I'd be terrified. That's like someone That's like someone that's 30 ft tall walking up to you. You're going to be scared. >> Oh, yeah. I would be terrified. >> Running up to you, not walking, running. Yeah. >> You did so good, Coo. >> Yay! Oh. >> You did so good. We saw like three more owls on the way home. >> So many owls. >> Now we're going to let him cool down in our 68 68° house. It is It feels good right now, but then all of a sudden it's going to get so cold. But as long as he's not huffing and puffing, that's all that matters, right? All right, it is night time and we are about to put this little baby to bed. This is actually the last night we're going to have him here. >> I'm sad. >> This is the next day now. We didn't film the night routine before, so we're going to film it now. We already kind of did like he doesn't do anything for a night routine. >> No, I mean >> It's It's literally us brushing our teeth. >> Yeah, and he's just in bed. >> So look at he's over here. Here's shine the light. I don't want to make it too bright, but he's already he's already almost going to bed. Look at him. Good night, Coo. I hope you had the best trip. I hope you had the best experience, the best second mom and dad. Right? You can tell he is exhausted right now cuz he's not even moving a muscle. And look at he literally sleeps. This is the cutest part. He can't sleep without his toy next to him. Here. Oh. Oh my no no no no no. He sees the cat under the door. I forgot to put that there. Go to bed. Go to sleep. Go sleep. Come on. Lay down. Lay down. It's okay. We're good. We just saved him. He almost got up and barked at the cat. >> Oh my god. >> But look at he literally has his toy. Here you go. Here's your toy. And then he has his [snorts] blanky. Like he literally knows this is his. He's kind of on it right now, but >> to make him scoot his butt. >> Well, usually look at >> [laughter] >> This is how he literally sleeps. >> I got to scoot him. >> Holly said if he's in the way just push him. >> He can't. >> [laughter] >> Holly, he's the baby. Aw. Aw, my cookie. My cookie's squished. >> I think it's just so funny that he literally likes getting wrapped up in the blanket. Here's your toy. >> Aw, he's a baby. >> Everybody say goodnight to Cooper. He's been the best babies. He's been the best baby for 24 hours, even though it's been like 4 days that we've had him. Look at his paw. >> He's a baby. He's going to miss his paw. >> Say goodnight, Cooper. >> Goodnight. >> We'll see you We'll see you next time. I'm sure you guys will see him again. I know. >> start crying. >> We're giving him back to mommy and daddy, actual mommy and daddy, tomorrow. >> He's not actually. >> I know. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Make sure to give it a thumbs up for Coop. If you love Coop and you want to see maybe a similar video like this in the future with something else, maybe an actual baby. >> How [laughter] about that? >> Let us know, but this was a lot of fun. >> Yeah. >> And he's tired. He's He went in the pool twice. Wait, did he go in the pool today? >> went in the pool today. >> He went in the pool twice. But we're going to close out the video here. Thank you all so much for watching. We hope you have a great day, night, whatever time it is by you, and we will see you in the next one. >> Until then, peace. >> Peace. Love you guys. We got to do it with his paw. Peace. Love you guys. >> Peace.