Mike Melton takes his kids for ice cream and reminds dads that tomorrow isn't guaranteed. Spend time with them now. These everyday moments are all you get.
How you doing? All right, what you want, me? Belgian chocolate, that one? She wants a cup of— cup or waffle? One scoop, huh? Waffle, one scoop. I'll get two scoops of the Belgian chocolate in a cup. That looks pretty good too. Noche de leche. She's allergic to like peanuts, stuff like that. Speak up. See how you did that? Give my ice cream, me. Let me bring it over. Give him a cup. Yeah, you don't eat no ice cream, nothing like that, but we come with the kids, you gotta get that Häagen-Dazs. What? We're supposed to go back to Mom. I don't know what you just said. We're supposed to go back to Mom. I know that, we're eating, right? Call her, see where she's at. Come on, man, we're going to get the old family trucks. Huh? The traffic, the people on these scooters, they just don't care. Like they're just going in and out of traffic. Oh yeah, look at them, they flying.
