Maya, I'm so happy you're here. And you know I love
when you're here. I'm happy to be here. The fact that you're here on
cat week has to be special. It's a lifelong dream. Yeah. A lot of people like sweeps,
but I think cat week. Cat week is really what
I was striving for, especially because I'm
highly allergic to cats. So I have absolutely
no relationship to them whatsoever. Oh, no. My children are very
mad at me about it cause they really want cat. We have dogs. Yeah. But my kids want a cat. And then my five-year-old
recently begged me for a cat and I said, I'm sorry,
honey we can't have a cat because mommy's allergic. And she said, mommy, when
you die, can we get a cat? I thought that was
really sweet of her. Yeah, it's thoughtful
of her to wait. So thoughtful. So did you say, yes? Absolutely. Sure. Yeah. That's a shame. Have you been allergic
your whole life to cats? - It clicked on
when I was about 13. Oh, no. Do you like them, though? They're fine. Oh. I mean, listen, I have rats
at my house so I need a cat. Do you live in the Valley? Because there's an
infestation right now. Yes. Yes, there's an
infestation in the Valley. Did you know that? Is there really? Yes, I saw it on the news. Oh, they've been
there for years. Yeah, well, at your house? Yeah. How many have you seen? I just smell them
when they're dead. So quite a few. I would move if I were you
because that's a shame. I'm assuming-- I don't know-- you're not pregnant, right? No. OK. Because I never know with you. Every time you're
here, you're pregnant. I'm not pregnant. Oh, my god. Every-- look, there's one. We looked all through the years. It's been-- and then
there was another. There's another, my nose
is pregnant in that too. There's another. Oh, my god, you're right. Yeah, you were pregnant every
single time you were here. That's nuts. How many kids you have? Who knows? Yes. I have four incredible,
amazing kids. And there's no more
diapers in my house. What's the youngest? I have kids now. She's five. She's the one that asked if we
could get a cat after I die. Right. She really loves me. So four of them-- five and how old? What else? Five, seven, almost
nine, and I just-- my oldest turned 13. Wow. Yeah, I have a teenager. And how is that? Which is so weird
because I'm so young. Yeah, Yeah. It's amazing, actually. I was scared. People always tell you that
it's going to be intense. And she's a girl,
and they say girls go through a lot and
a lot of hormones. She's just really great
and really sweet and nice. And got her head on her
shoulders, she's fun. She's taller than me. Really? Yeah, it's crazy. And she wears my shoes. It's amazing. I'm fascinated-- it's
like a science experiment. I'm fascinated by it. At 13 that she's wearing
the same shoes as you, yeah. Yeah. Well, that's great. You can save money that way. You share. That's what I'm working on. That's a great reason
to have children. Yeah, I never had a sister. Just to save money. Yeah, to save money. And she's-- I know that. It's a good thing to have four
kids because that's the plan to save money is have
as many kids as possible so you could save
a lot of money. Yeah. Well, they're inexpensive. Oh, they're so cheap. Yeah, from what I've heard. I mean, you don't have to
feed them, but you can. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's the amount
that matters, you know? Just throw them all in
one like a bucket of water and say, bathe. Yeah. Yeah. And especially once
they understand language when you say, bathe. When they're infants,
they don't know. If you said, bathe,
they'd be like, ahh. But when they're older,
they'd understand, bathe. Oh, yeah. So, yeah, we've worked it out.
