And to you.

Yes.

Do you have resolutions?

Are you having--

I-- I'm not big on resolutions or keeping them.

But our son's coming up on two years.

Trying to talk on the phone-- use our phones

less in front of him.

Because they just absorb so much.

He's walking around holding my phone against his ear, talking,

and I don't even do that.

Like, I use my phone for the internet.

I'm trying to figure out where he learned to talk.

But he has seven or eight business meetings a day.

Wow.

Yeah.

Wow.

He's very busy.

That's hilarious.

He walks around holding it?

He walks around and basically just says

names of family members who aren't there.

Yeah.

Does he talk a lot?

He chatters.

He chatters.

He has words.

Blueberries, pizza, those are big ones.

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

If you spend an hour with him, you

might hear each of those 100-plus times.

Yeah, look at him.

Come on, you guys.

Come on.

He's incredible.

Look at him.

Where is he?

He's on a plane.

There, he's on a plane here.

This was really exciting, though, as far as talking.

We had Hanukkah.

We were doing Hanukkah for him.

And my wife every night would light the candles

and do the Hanukkah prayer.

And on, basically, the sixth or seventh

night, he did the prayer, but just made one up,

which is pretty impressive that he even

understood that part of the lighting

was the ritual of the candles.

Wow, and you have a clip of that?

This is a clip of my son mak--

I heard about this.

--making up a Hanukkah prayer.

OK.

[BABY CHANTS]

Yeah, I didn't really hear any words.

No, but if you've ever been to a bar mitzvah,

they're about that good.

They sound like that.

They're about that good.

That's adorable.

It's very cute.

Your birthday was last week.

My birthday was last week.

And it's very confusing for a child his age

because he goes to birthday parties.

And of course, every candle at a birthday party, blow it out.

And then, all of a sudden, Hanukkah

comes, and it's like, no, these candles

represent something completely different.

These are serious candles.

Oh, my god, that must really be confusing.

Yeah, because, basically, you want to say to him,

look, a birthday candle you blow it out and make a wish.

Hanukkah candles, their wish was candles.

That's all they wanted was candles.

So to blow them out is to defeat the purpose.

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

Yeah, so he must look around.

Well, I guess if it's on a cake, it's pretty obvious.

Yes, that's true.

If we put the Hanukkah-- if we put the Menorah on a cake,

that would have been on us.

Yeah.

Any confusion would have been our fault.

And you are having another baby.

Yeah, we're having another one.

Congratulations.

Thank you very much.

Thank you, everyone.

Yeah.

Now, and he's two.

He's going to be two when the baby--

That's a lot of work.

It's gonna be a lot of babies, yeah.

Yeah.

And is it a boy or a girl?

We have another boy coming.

Another boy.

Did you care if it was a boy or a girl?

I didn't care on the first one, but because I

have a younger brother, I cared deeply this time.

I really wanted a boy.

So that they had a--

My brother is my best friend, so I really

wanted that for my oldest son.

That's really sweet.

That's very nice.

Yeah.

How many people can say that, really?

I mean a lot of brothers have rivalries,

so that's really sweet that you all are--

It's weird because my brother can't even say it.

He doesn't care for me at all.

It's just you.

It's just me.

I'm clingy.

I'm very clingy.

He doesn't-- he's like, I could use a little space.

No.