So at the end of the show, you wore a shirt,
a tribute to your dog, George.
Is that--
Yeah, George.
George.
That is the hardest thing to lose.
How old was George when you lost him?
17.
17, that's a long time.
Yes.
He passed away in December.
And he was a good friend to me.
Yeah.
But it's funny to say dog, because I
feel like there was something about George where he always--
I think he felt like being a dog was beneath him.
[LAUGHTER]
You know?
Yes.
He would not do tricks.
If you wanted him even to sit down,
you had to sort of convince him it was in his best interest,
you know?
You're like, look, we're going to be
in this car for about three hours.
So if you want to sit down, you might be more comfortable
that way.
And then he might consider it.
One time, we were all-- there he is.
One time, we were at an outdoor restaurant.
And he was sort of sitting on the pavement,
looking forlorn down the street.
And someone got up to go to the restroom.
And he just, I guess, had had enough.
And he just got up onto their seat and sat down at the table.
[LAUGHTER]
Like a gentleman, and looked around the table, like, yeah,
that's right.
[LAUGHTER]
This feels about right.
More like it for me.
This makes more sense.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's a long time to have a dog.
I mean, he's gone through everything with you, 17 years.
Yeah, almost every film.
Did you travel with him?
Yeah, he was--
[CROWD AWWS]
Everywhere.
That's really sweet.
And then that is his tag that you wear all the time.
That's George.
I love that.
That is exactly how I feel about animals.
They are just--
How many dogs do you have?
We have three dogs.
And one is getting up there right now, and it's hard.
How old?
He's 14 now.
But he had a rough start in life,
so he's not as healthy as he should be.
Oh yeah?
But anyway-- but yeah, I love animals so much.
George, as he started to age, started
to look like an aging rock star.
Oh, that's good.
He was sort of skinny fat, and he had big hair, and no teeth.
[LAUGHTER]
Open sores, but still sexy.
Wow.
[LAUGHTER]
He's smoking?
Yeah.
Still sexy.
Oh wow.
[LAUGHTER]
So you don't have any more animals right now?
No.
You're not going to get any more?
You should get another dog.
We'll see.
All right.
Well, you have a family, so that takes a lot of time.
How are they doing?
They're great, thanks.
And your children must speak many languages.
I would assume they're very, very intelligent.
Yes, they speak Spanish, and well, the oldest-- it's
kind of a Spanglish right now.
How old are they?
Well, my oldest is three.
Three?
Wow, that's really good.
My youngest is 1 and 1/2.
Yeah.
So she's not speaking Spanish yet.
Not yet, no.
See, I wish I would have learned when I was younger,
to learn another language.
It gets harder when you're older to learn another.
Would you like to learn Spanish?
No.
[LAUGHTER]
No, I would.
I would for sure.
I am trying to learn Spanish.
I do a word like, every other week here on the show.
Oh.
I had, for instance, since Despacito was a recent--
[GUITAR RIFF FROM DESPACITO]
[CHEERING]
[LAUGHTER]
That's what happens when I speak Spanish.
[LAUGHTER]
There's a fun saying that Eva's family says,
it's ay que rico, baby.
[LAUGHTER]
What does that mean?
Which is just a fun thing.
It's like, that's exciting.
Ay, que rico, baby.
Baby.
[GUITAR RIFF FROM DESPACITO]
[LAUGHTER]
That's how it is.
It's a good thing to acknowledge-- like, this
is a wonderful audience.
So if everyone--
[CHEERING]
--applauded, and you came in and you sat down,
and you looked at the crowd, and you said, ay que rico, baby,
it would be good.
Ay, que rico, baby.
Hold on, no no.
[GUITAR RIFF FROM DESPACITO]
Everyone applaud.
Hold on.
[APPLAUSE]
Hold on.
Sorry, we didn't do it right.
All right, applaud.
[CHEERING]
Ay, que rico baby.
[GUITAR RIFF FROM DESPACITO]
[APPLAUSE]
[INAUDIBLE]
It's a good one.
We'll take a break, and we will be back quickly, not despacito.
[GUITAR RIFF FROM DESPACITO]
[CHEERING]