he's been doing -- he's like ernest hemingway. he lives in tents.s all around. >> jimmy: you know how it ended for ernest hemingway. wow. so does the baby have a passport? >> yeah. he's got a passport. when we applied for his passport, grandma kallie was in town. we went to take him in and as usual he was just in his diaper because that's how he lives in hawaii. >> jimmy: that's how i took my passport photo. yeah. [ laughter ] >> can i see that? >> jimmy: did he really -- >> no, in the end, she was like this is not okay, he has to wear a shirt. do you not have an aloha shirt. that's where i draw the line. no aloha. >> jimmy: but there is a little photograph of him on his passport? >> and he's 2 months old. he looks nothing like that now. >> jimmy: that lasts for ten years so like when he's -- he's 8, he's going to show -- actually i think you keep it longer than that. you should see how long he can keep that baby photo of himself. >> 35 and going through customs. that's me. >> jimmy: well this, is all very confusing. we're going to take a quick brea

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