-The older we get, the further we get from the truth
and the more we search for answers.
If only we could ask the real experts,
life would go a whole lot smoother.
This is "Little Kids, Big Questions."
Featuring is your host, Ingrid Michaelson
and the Austin Hartley-Leonard Quintet.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Good evening. Welcome.
Thanks for joining us.
I'm gonna get right to the heart of the matter.
I love grilled cheese sandwiches,
and I also love my mom.
But if I never could have a grilled cheese sandwich again
I would survive.
But if you told me I could never hang out
with my mom again, no, no, no.
So what is this strange
and all-encompassing word, love?
Let's ask the experts.
So please put your hands together
for our guests tonight, Elaijah, Haley, and Mason.
[ Applause ]
Hi, guys.
-Hey. -Hi.
-Did anybody tell you what our episode tonight is about?
-What? -No.
-Love!
-Oh!
-Ding dong, ding dong.
-That was the weirdest and most wonderful, wow, now,
ding dong, ding dong!
Through history there's been many people
that love each other in different ways.
I'm going to show you a series of pictures.
I want you to tell me who they are?
-Okay. -What their relationship is?
-Okay. I got it.
-And how they fell in love?
-Okay.
-That's Cleopatra and one of her servants.
-Oh! One of her servants.
-Cleopatra was petting her snake and the servant
came along to bring it food
and then they looked at each other
and noticed that they loved each other and then they...
-Mason has not answered this.
He is not into this.
-Who are these people?
-They're not in love.
-They're not in love? Why are they not in love?
-'Cause it's a guy and a guy. It's a guy and a guy.
-A guy and a guy can't be in love?
-They can if they're gay. -Yeah. There you go. Okay, cool.
Mason, who do you think this is? -No idea.
-No idea. -Who do you think this is?
-That's Marilyn Monroe and Albert Einstein.
-[ Laughs ]
-And their relationship is,
they were working on a farm together
before they were both famous.
-Are they in love? -Yes.
-Mason? -Negative.
-How do you know when you're in love?
What does it feel like inside?
-It feels like nervous energy inside.
-Oooh! I like that. -Ding dong.
-Ding dong!
-What does it mean to be romantic?
-Um... Like when they love someone
and they even say they love them?
-That's a man for you, yeah.
[ Laughter ]
-Can boys and girls be best friends
or do they always fall in love?
-They can only -- they can be best friends,
but sometimes they do fall in love.
-That's -- That's the truth.
Mason, what do you think?
-Uh, wait, what was the question?
-Like are you --
-Listen, listen. -Yeah, right.
Fast forward a few years.
How do you know when you're ready to get married?
-Oh, you get your first kiss. -You're first kiss?
And that's it, married.
-Yeah.
-That the second kiss you have is when you're married.
-What happens with the third kiss?
-Pretty much when... -That's it.
-When you go on your honeymoon.
-Third kiss, honeymoon. -Uh-huh.
And when you're older you can pretty much kiss a boy any time.
-Amen!
-You guys are amazing.
Let's hear it for Elaijah, and Haley and Mason, everybody.
-Yeah.
-Let's here it for Austin and the Austin Hartley Quintet.
-Get up. -And now you can dance.
-Yoo-hoo! -I can dance.
-In a seat.
I don't have my sandals. Look.
-I want you to dance.
You dance!
-You dance! -You dance!
-I'm not dancing. -You dance.
-You dance.