Matt patted Lucky's head, stage whispering in the dog's direction just as sassily as Kate was talking, "This is what the United States' educational system produces these days, Lucky. Someone who can't even think critically about what the words novelty and shapes means and how they interact. It's a sad day for our country's future, isn't it?" If she was going to play dumb, he was more than willing to tease her about it. "Still, at least she's got a good heart to make up for it."

He huffed a small laugh as he pointed out, "I don't think any of these are my style, Kate." He was just humoring her at this moment, it wasn't like he'd ever wear any of these glasses again. "These are fine." The ones that he was wearing. They were the impulse ones that Kate had picked, so she probably was the most amused by him wearing them over the flame ones. It wasn't like he could see any of them either way, so it was all the same to him. He was just playing off her enjoyment, like he delighted in buying items that she and Lucky might enjoy themselves.

"Of course I don't have to, but I want to. Let Lucky live, Kate." Of course he was free to indulge the dog, since he didn't have to be the one to stop him from slobbering on everything. "Go ahead and pick out something you both would like. I promise, I can afford it." Their law firm might not be doing great in terms of finances, but he was still plenty comfortable to purchase a trinket or two.