- Congratulations on the star on the Walk of Fame.
- Thank you. - You were so emotional
about that. - Oh, I know.
It was like...
[applause]
I was, like, crying the whole time.
I'm not--I'm not a crier.
I've--at every picture that's taken, I'm crying.
Like, was just sobs--
[laughter]
She was like it was a funeral or something.
The worst--
That's another lovely expression.
- Wow.
- Yeah, you caught some golden pictures.
I got so emotional that day.
When I woke up in the morning--
they had told me over a year ago--
so long ago--and then they didn't call me again,
and I thought, they probably didn't mean to call me.
- They changed their mind? - Yeah, for sure.
- Yeah. - It was--they meant, like,
someone else.
And then they call me, they're like,
"It's, like, next week. We're doing it."
And that morning I woke up, I was so overwhelmed,
I--it was just--it wasn't even a dream I had ever had.
- You know, like... - Yeah.
- And then they put me near John Ritter,
and you know my relationship with him.
And that was, like-- I just kept bawling.
I mean, someone was like, "Do you want a coffee?"
And I would just cry. Like, just anything
that you said to me, it was just emotional.
- Oh. - It was really cool, yeah.
- Well, that--it is emotional,
especially near John Ritter's star.
- That was amazing. - Yeah, that's amazing.
- It just felt-- it was really amazing.
- Well, congratulations. - Thank you.
- Life is going very well for you.