Is that a problem?

>> It's not a problem.

It's just a weird, when you're young, that sounds so old.

>> [LAUGH] >> When you're in high school, or

even when you're in your early 20s,

it still sounds like, you know by the time I'm 30 I should just give up.

Like, what's the point of going on at that age?

>> [LAUGH] >> And

then you turn 30, I"m turning 30 this year, and you don't feel any older at all.

>> I agree with you because when I was younger I would think someone 50 or

60 years old was you know just like.

>> In a hospice.

>> Right.

>> [LAUGH] >> Okay.

>> I'm just saying.

No, when you're young that's what you think.

>> [CROSSTALK] >> I would you know [LAUGH] but

certainly close to going to hospice, yes.

Like [LAUGH] >> I heard in the meeting today you

collect kimonos.

How many kimonos do you have?

I mean, I have a few drawers full, I don't know exactly how many that is.

But a good summer bathrobe is a kimono.

My kids love it, especially Noah.

He finds that to be a very magical thing,

when I float down the stairs in my silk kimono.

And he's very taken by that.

And that's sort of an image that I like too brand into him.

>> Well it sounds like he already thinks his mother's cool,

that's what I'm gonna say right there.

Your wearing kimonos down, it's not like a big bathrobe.

Now this is for you, that they can see you.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Thank you.

[APPLAUSE] You get it, cuz that's your name, and so.

>> I like it! >> Yeah, yeah.