Will Friedle

I didn't even notice that.

Yeah.

Yeah, I don't know.

Now, after school, Kelly has turned the tables and is filming her dad, an international photojournalist about to leave on a long work trip.

He's also going to like three of the most dangerous places in the world.

He's like, I'm going to the Sudan and Chad.

And he's naming like all these places that weren't safe at the time.

They keep in touch during his adventures through a dedicated cell phone.

She explains that her parents are divorced, and sometimes that's lonely for her dad, but she's helping him still have a terrific time.

The father-daughter duo stop for a dirty water hot dog, which is still the best part of New York, and she successfully hails a trio of taxis after her dad was unsuccessful.

And I didn't understand this.

Are we supposed to think that she's a hot middle schooler, which is why the three taxis screamed to a halt?

Yeah.

No, that that creeped me out.

OK, good.

I'm glad it's not that.

Buy that all day.

Thank God.

Now, in a penthouse home office, Kelly films her mom talking to somebody about a twelve hundred page contract.

It looks like her parents still get along, which is nice.