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- Parents, can I see some romantic gestures? Anything. (laughs) I need you to get back in line. (laughs) - Hello. - Hello, my name is April. - I'm Talbet. - And I am Vanesa. - And we are twins. - What are you doing today? - Relate children to

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. -Any tactics you guys think they'll use? - Not really, we will just try to make an estimate. - Guess the facial features. - Yes, and the complexion and the height, I suppose. - I'm going to have random adults kiss to see the chemistry, to see if that's really the couple, you know?

Just saying, just a warning. - Can I have all the

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' files there? - You really have people who look like parents. - They are together? Are they together or am I choosing which ones... - You have to choose. - That? - I know, it's wrong. - Oh my God. Well, that added it to a whole new level. I thought, oh, I already have this. - I'm Vanesa. -Iris. - Hello Iris, I'm Talbet. - I like your clothes. - Thank you. - Did you choose it yourself? - Yes. - What would you like them to let you do that you can't do? - I want a parrot. - Interesting.

Who hates animals? (laughs) Don't let this poor girl have a pet. - Can you smile a lot? I feel like I have a mom here. - You have hazel, you have green. - You have eyes like black. They have similar noses. - Did you have hair on your head as a child? - Really good... (laughs) - Once upon a time, yes I did. - They look into each other's eyes very... Oh, they went straight to holding hands. Ah, this is all. - Alright. - Is anyone else uncomfortable back there? No? (laughs) - Yes, will they buy him a parrot? - We're playing the parrot. - No. - We're playing the parrot.

He has done excellent. - You have the parrot. Let's do it, yeah. You will receive a parrot from them, whether they are your parents or not. (laughs) - How old are you? - I'm nine years old. - Could you tell us a little about yourself, like what some of your hobbies are? - I like to play video games. - I'm a little confused about what's going on with this shirt. Is it like farting like lightning? - In fact, my mom designed it. - Oh, is your mom a designer? - What about your dad? -He works on race cars and was on the television show Jay Leno's Garage. - That? - Are your parents cool and modern parents? - Yes. - Do you fart a lot? -Yes. (Laughs)-He has the bridge of it and the big nostrils of it. - Very good, do you want to continue with this, Vanessa? - Yes, this is our guess for number two. - I don't think your mom will be here today. - A single father? - Yes, just dad today. - Ah, yes, come here. -How old is he? - This year I turn 13 years old. - Oh, 13, a teenager.

Do you like girls right now? - Quite. - Oh, wow. (laughs) I mean, with this style, he's got it. - Mom, do you have Ray-Ban too? - Yes. - Ray-Ban clan? Can you tell him "I love you, son"? - I love you son. - Can you say: "I love you, mom?" - I love you too, mom. - So sweet. - Works for me. (laughs) - Polka dot blouse lady. What was your name? - Holly. -Holly and Emily. Can you pose as if you were a family? I feel good about this. Yes, this is it. That's all. - Nice to meet you, I'm Dave. - Nice to meet you. - I love tie dye. - Thank you. - Tie dye is in fashion. - You're tall. - Thank you. - Are your parents tall? - One is and the other is not. - Which? - I don't know. - Help me. (laughs) - Well, Vanessa, I noticed that they are about the same height, so I guess they have a husband who is taller... - Or a wife, Talbet. - Or yes, a wife, so as not to make assumptions. - Parents.

Can I see any romantic gestures? Anything. Like holding hands. Can you at least hold hands? (laughs) I need you to get back in line. - I think you are a mix of Caucasian and African American. I still have to choose. 50-50 chances. (laughs) Wait, how many more kids will I have after this? - You have one more child after this. - Oh, one more child. They are couples for sure. - I love camo, polka dot mom and tie dye daughter. Let's get it. Let's get it. - I feel like part of the bone structure is there.

The eye color looks pretty similar. Dad. - Please no. - Yes this is. - We'll go with this for number four. - Yes. - Okay, guys, you can line up. - Oh boy. - Very good, bring our last son. - We are not good at this. - We are definitely not good at this. - Are you a mestizo? - Yes. - So that really works. Can I mention them? - Yes, you can mention them. - Parents. We want to give her daughter an experience that you have never given her. Can you slow dance for us? Ah, ah.

Look at your parents. (laughs) Don't you like it? Can you kiss? One more. (laughs) Yes, they are cute. There was no doubt. -How well do you think they did? - Less than 50%. - Zero. - Probably less than 20%. - This child says, who is that lady next to me? They don't even touch each other, so I know that's wrong. - Let's move forward and let everyone be reunited with their families. - I hear a lot of walking. Damn. - Have a look. - Oh my God. - Shit. Oh, sorry, sorry. - By show of hands, who did they get right? - You did better than everyone else. (laughs) - Starting from here, we'll take them out one at a time. - Wait, was I wrong?

No, he was right about dad. - Stepfather. - Oh, stepfather. Interesting, because he was about to say that you guys look alike. -How does he normally compare you as a family? - I do it whenever I'm with the children. - Not me, they say, oh, she's so beautiful, are you taking care of the children? Yes, for the next 18 years. (laughs) - Very good, single mom. - I was wondering what made me choose to be a lesbian? - I don't know, because I felt the pressure. Because there were so many parents there. Nowadays there is no real image of what a lesbian looks like.

You never know. - Have you ever liked it when people get confused? - All the time. We may be standing at a farmers market and someone turns to him and says, "Are your parents around?" - How does it make you feel? - A little angry. - Yes. - I see it a lot in all your smiles. I understood your dad well, right? Did I understand your dad correctly? - No. You chose those guys. - That's right, I left it. - What do the daughter and the father have? - They have the same smile. She has kind of the nose version of it. - And they all have darker eyes. - Yes, designers. - Okay, you designed his t-shirt. - Yes. - That's amazing.

Do you have your own business? Are you an entrepreneurial mom? - More like an empire. - Empire. - Empire. I love it, I love it. You have strong parents. - My mom is not that strong. (laughs) - Today you are throwing stones at mom. - I understood them well. I did not understand you well. - These are your real mom and dad, huh Iris? Were you sad when I put you with someone else? - No, it's not okay. - You are welcome. (laughs) - I'm surprised they chose us, good job. - Thank you. -Once at work, this woman asked me, oh, that's your daughter, I told her yes, but she said she was white.

I said look at the mother. - People still get confused about biracial children. - Yes, they still do. - Thank you. - How was that, April? - That was horrible. It definitely wasn't as easy as I thought it would be. I'm so sweaty. - I thought it was really beautiful. I thought I did pretty well. - It was fun? - Yes, it is very hard. - It's difficult, but we get some things right. - You did the best. That's a wrapper.