Nate Buchanan and friends visit Christopher at a clinic camp in Kenya on day six. Christopher stayed with them in America and calls their mom his "American mom." They swap stories about life in Kenya versus America and Christopher starts telling the story of his first plane ride to the US.
He probably needs what is his face show up at all with that hat on.
Let's move like this way.
This?
Yes. You have to get in it, too. Am I in it?
Yeah, you're in it. Yeah. Front of us.
Good morning. We finally have the family all together. This is Christopher.
They can see me.
He's worried that you can't see his face. Perfect. He stayed with us in America. He calls my mom his American mom.
Yeah.
You have a child named Christy.
Christy Buchanan, after Christy. Yeah, that's right.
We love Christopher.
We love him and we're glad that.
He'S joined the team.
Thank you.
Is there anything you'd like to say to YouTube?
Thank you for bringing YouTube in Africa.
God bless you.
Yay.
I love this family. He's our first brother.
Our first.
She made in Africa. And now Mom.
Nice.
I have no clue what's happening, but this is going to be awesome.
How are you?
Good, how are you?
They just brought us a tent.
They were so enthusiastic about it.
I love. I don't know why, but all the tents in Africa have these really pointy tops.
Isn't that fun? It's day six of clinics.
We are in a small town outside of Omette. At this point, we know that you know how this whole thing works. So instead of filming the same thing that we filmed for the past five days again, we'll try to find some more unique content today. Maybe go on a field trip, hear a story from somebody.
Maybe you can see what we eat for dinner tonight. We don't want to bore you.
We don't know yet. You never know what's going to happen.
This is already pretty exciting. This tent coming in, pointing tent, circus medical cross.
Everything set up. And we are about to get started. Thanks for the table, guys.
A little selfie with everyone?
Yeah.
These are all the guys from the boarding school. We've been swapping stories about the differences between Africa and America. I've learned a lot. Is there anything you would like to tell YouTube?
Yeah.
What should you tell them?
Let me think for them. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
It's going.
Yeah. It goes like this. Do the values and system the best Working much better than the rest. Too many questions. But still I passed the test. I came too slim. But I'll never be late.
Oh, Lord. Help is ahead on collusion. Yeah, yeah.
Would anyone else like to say anything.
You want. Taylor Swift.
Yeah.
Her number. You want me to give her your number?
Yeah, yeah.
I do not have tables.
I give you mine.
Okay.
071-9136. Yeah. This Koyo, these are a school in Kenya and we are telling you, you if you want to come to this school, these are schools that provides quality education and quality products to this Kenya. So if you are, if you are in closet or if you are a student in a primary school in Kenya, please come to this school. Since successful is always a duck in this school. Yeah, ma.
Good advertisement. Thank you everyone. Say goodbye to YouTube. Goodbye.
One, two.
Thumbs up here has a few admirers here.
Yeah, just a few. These are all my newest friends. Someone's rubbing my arm.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Christopher is going to tell us the story of his plane ride to America.
Yeah.
I was in a plane from.
So from literally I was sitting next to her huge lady. Very busy. She. She didn't care about my being so she keep on pushing me to the.
Wow.
For the next one and a half hours I was sitting like this next to his leg. Not this. Two ladies, very big.
So like if. If he's my brother in like. How do you call your. If your brother is married, you call the wife sister in law. Here we call semech.
Not semechi. You're becoming more Luke. No g.
How are you?
I'm doing good. Where are you from?
Pennsylvania.
Yeah.
Then you like, you're comfortable. You know, somebody's comfortable.
Yeah.
You, you're very comfortable.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
You know, this is how it was in the plane last time. There was a very huge lady sitting next to me. So this lady keep on taking to me a lot.
Yeah.
Yeah. I'm going for the music and how do you call your statistics?
State of music?
Something like that. So.
Yeah.
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm okay.
