I Taught My Deaf Son How To Swim

I flew one of the top swim instructors across the country to teach my son, Neil, how to swim. And I told him, if he could teach him how to swim in seven days, I would pay him $5,000 cash. Let's see if he can do this. All right, guys. So it's another day, a very exciting day. So I don't know if you guys know, but Neil does not know how to swim. And I flew an instructor all the way from Miami to here to teach Neil how to swim. And as you know, Neil was supposed to be right here. Neil, what are you doing? Neil, you have swim class. We have to go put your bathing suit. You have to swim really good, okay? No, we're not going to take coat out. We have to go get your bathing suit so you can practice swimming. Swimming starts in like five minutes. This is actually Neil's first swim class ever. He's never, ever done swim class. And Neil has to take off his ears when he does swim class. So I don't know how the instructor's going to talk to him. Let's go, Neil. You want this one? Yeah. We need some privacy, Camp Family. I present to you, Neil, the future swimmer. Are you ready to go swimming? All right, let's go. Okay, so the swim instructor is actually my brother's best friend. So they're arriving right now, so we're going to go get them. See you soon. Are you ready? Yes. And you're going to meet your swim coach. His name's Pablo. Can you say Pablo? Pablo. This is the swim instructor named Pablo. He's actually really, really built. He's a former bodybuilder. Look, he's actually jacked. All the, and he's single. So all the ladies, here we go. Okay, you guys. It's not good lighting though. It's not good lighting. You kind of don't look good, to be honest. We'll go in the gym. Neil, look, this is all you got to know. Ready? When I say like this, this means kick, okay? And this. Can you do that? Go, do it, do it. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm taking off his ears, so you're going to have to just talk to him. Go. Ready? First day. He's the most nervous kid, so have fun. Ready? Oh, he kicks. Is he doing good? Yeah, bro, it's perfect. This is better than all my other kids I have. Ready? We're putting him in the water. Look, look, look at me. I don't really like that that much. You're lucky that was only one second, because if it was like 15 seconds, like you were saying. This is a real swim right here to the wall. Ready? Wait. Kick your feet, okay? One, two, three. Deep breath. That's it. That is crazy. Good job, Neil. High five. Good job. One, two, three. That was crazy. That was more than my liking. For the $5,000, you throw him in from there, he has to be able to get out and get there. No, throw him in, whatever. As long as he jumps and no one helps him, he has to get there for $5,000. Easiest money ever. That's crazy, because like Neil literally does not swim. Ready, look, like this. Deep breath. Deep. Crazy, because like up to like last week, Neil was scared to even jump in the pool floaties on by himself. One, two, three, four, five, six. Oh, that's crazy. Because I see him popping his head up, and then he goes back down. He's popping his head because he's trying to get air, but you've got to keep holding his arms down so he doesn't do that. You've got to hold them down so he doesn't get air. Oh my God. He's got that. Abella, if you jump from the top, Neil's going to jump from the top. Neil, your turn. With Abella. Oh shoot, this guy's going to jump from the top. He's used to having the floaty, and jumping in and floating back up. That's why he went back up. All done? Neil, all done. I know, but we can't. I know, bubba. I know. First, put your ears on, so you can listen. It's because he freaked out when he jumped in it, because he's used to floating back up. That was crazy. Good job, buddy, high five. Off the mat. I'm going to be real. He's not going to want to do it, bro. You just got to throw him in. Yeah, I'm going to be real. You're going to throw him in. He's like, I hate that guy. See, bro, took one time, and then that's it. Now, instead of swing to me, he just has to swing to the wall. He's in charge today, because apparently he's not kicking his feet how he's supposed to, so. First, we go, and then what do you do? When Pablo holds you, what do we do with our feet? Go. Kick, and go fast. You want to give it a try? Yes. Look. No. Pablo's going to help, because Nia's not getting it. Three kicks, girl. Here we go, quick. Look, see how Pablo kicks your feet? Oh my gosh, Pablo. That's how you're supposed to do it. Yes, good job, Pablo. So, it's a final day right now, and Nia's refusing to go in the pool until Pablo gets $5,000. I already have the $5,000 here, all in cash, for Pablo, if he can make Nia swim. And Nia's asking him for floaties now. He doesn't even want to go swim. You want to go in the pool? No. You want floaties? Yes. But you can't wear floaties. You know how to swim. No. He's in fetal position. Well, I mean, it looks like Pablo might not get the money. No! Pablo, this is not looking too good for you, bro. Dude, you know what happens when a kid doesn't want to swim with me? I grab him, I put him in the water. Ready, Neil? One time, and you're all done? All done. Yeah, let's go, one time. No. Abela's in there. You want Abela to have all the fun without you? You want to see Abela jump in the pool? I want to. Literally, the last day, Neil refuses to go in the pool. No! You want to just give $5,000 away? You just let him have a little bit of a struggle. Pablo said he's going on a shopping spree after this. Why does he go to a shopping spree? Because he's about to get all this money if Neil can jump in the pool and survive. Pablo, you better share that with me. Yes, we'll share, we'll share. Yeah, yeah. I'll take you out to Congo quickly. Yeah. Yeah, okay. The deal is, Neil needs to jump from the middle and swim to a wall and be able to survive. So right now, Abela's gonna jump and show Neil where to jump from, and then we're gonna see if he can do it. Okay, this is the final test. This is final boss right here. There, jump from there. Look, shoot into the wall. Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil, Neil. Oh! He's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it. Oh my God. Yeah! No, no, yeah, it doesn't count. I made it. Oh! If everybody sits on the stairs, he'll make it to the stairs. If he does it again, I wanna do a couple of swims with him. He'll make it. Ah, great, great, great, great. So we're at the point where we know Neil could do it. He's just, he's getting him to actually do it, to prove the goal has been met. But he's just not wanting to jump by himself. But we're getting there, we're getting closer. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it. He's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it. I'm done for the day. I couldn't breathe for a second. I was like. I saw you, your face was like, oh. I was, I'm happy. Look at him. Yeah, so look, you just gotta keep his confidence like that the entire time. All right, I officially have to do my deed now. All right, bro, so my boy Pablo just taught Neil how to swim as you guys. He's jumping. Yeah. He just taught Neil how to swim from jumping off the wall to the wall so he can survive anywhere in the pool now. And I told him, as promised, if he does, I will give him $5,000. And I got it in $20 bills so that it looks like a lot of money. And it's kind of just annoying to carry, so here's your $5,000. He's never held this much money in my life. In my entire, in my entire life. Second time I brought my phone. Look how nervous he is. Unbelievable. So guys, that is it for today, Cam Fam. If you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe to our channel. The shout out of the day today goes to Pablo for teaching Neil how to swim. Follow me, guys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Please, I need it. All right, that is it for today, Cam Fam. We love y'all and we'll see you later, fam. Wait, actually, Neil, you wanna say peace? Peace. Yeah, get the camera.