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Kellie and I were debating whether to continue doing WTTD after the loss of our dear sister Jenna. She was our number one fan. Sometimes we tend to say random things on there, but they're usually some sort of inside joke, and she was always in on it. We'd always here from her almost right away after posting a new video. And in what seems like the blink of an eye, she was gone.
It hit us both really hard. Ask our other friends. Us three were a force to be reckoned with. When she worked with us at our store, if you saw one, you usually saw the other two. Once she went to a different store, we still talked almost daily, whether it be on the phone or through text. And to have that taken away was heartbreaking. No warning. No preparing. It just happened.
We had alot of support from our family and friends, and Jenna's family and friends as well. But me and Kellie definitely leaned on each other a lot to cope and try to accept the reality of it. We ended up just recording our conversations, because we do have random conversations. And after talking about it, we decided to continue with WTTD. For us and for our #1 fan.
So, some insight into episode I of season II. We recorded new credits. We filmed them on the dam where we recorded our episode with Jenna. We felt like that it would be like we were still somehow including her in it. And truth be told, I don't think this is our best episode to date. There's no earthquake to make fun of. No hurricane disasters. But it's my favorite to date, because these random conversations are just a small reflection of the countless hours that me and Kellie spent together. They represent the laughs that we needed in our life at the time.
Some people may think our show is stupid. And I'm okay with that. We started doing this for our own entertainment mostly, and for the most part, we still do. We are glad that other people do enjoy it as well though, and we hope we can continue to make you laugh. Sometimes a little laughter can soothe a lot of hurt.
-Alan
