- I do.

- And I need to ask you who you're celebrating with.

- Well, whatever you and Portia and I are doing.

- Oh, the three of us? - Yeah.

[laughter]

- I thought maybe-- - Again this year?

[laughter]

- What, I'm a third wheel now?

[both laughing]

- Like before, it was just the three of us,

and it was fine.

- No, we've never spent Valentine's Day together.

But I have plans with Georgia.

- Yeah? With your dog?

- Yeah, I'll take Georgia somewhere.

- How is your doggy? - She's the greatest.

- She's a cute dog. - She's so cute.

English black lab. She now--

audience: Aw. - Look at that.

- That's me trying to take a bite out of her or something.

[laughter]

Oh, my gosh, she's so cute. - She seems really good.

I'm so proud of you that you kept her.

- She's the greatest.

And she sleeps in the bed at the beginning of the night,

and then she gets bored

and just goes to her own little bed on the floor.

- Really? On her own? - Yeah, on her own.

- Oh, good for you. You're letting her on the bed?

- Yeah, she starts in the bed with me.

- Oh. Well, good for you. I'm so proud of you.

- [laughing] You look so--wait.

You look so, like, authentically amazed...

- I am. - That I committed to this.

- I mean, it took him so long to get a dog,

and I thought, first of all, you're not gonna keep it.

You don't know what a puppy is like.

'Cause it was a puppy. - Right.

- And when I went to your house and you still had her,

I was like, "Did you rent this dog..."

[laughter] "To have a dog at your house?"

Because-- I really am proud of you.

- Thank you. - Yeah.

She seems well-behaved and a good dog.

- It's crazy, isn't it? - How did you do that?

- I told you. I told you I could do it.

- I don't know how you did it.