G-M, Los Angeles.

Hi, Kirby.

Hi, Sarah.

Welcome to Los Angeles.

Sarah has a new column with Harper's Bazaar, which we're very proud of her for.

Thank you.

With the amazing Jenna Rosenstein as

her editor. Yes. She wrote a story that I've seen so many people share. And this is a topic that

Sarah and I talk a lot about because obviously plastic surgery, huge here in Los Angeles,

the mecca, if you will, of all kinds of plastics. We know the best

of the best. We know the worst of the worst. We've seen it all. Yes. And we often talk to each other

about, okay, what would we get done? If money was no issue, what would we get done? We know exactly what we're getting done, by the way.

Yes.

If something happened to Sarah and she couldn't speak,

but then she somehow got a pass to get whatever she wanted done to her face,

I would be like, sit down.

And let me explain to you very carefully.

But again, it's a nuanced conversation.

Totally. Because we think a lot about, for me, it's my mom. Yeah. My mom's like, you're the most beautiful thing on the planet.

Yeah. Why would you ever want to change how you look? Right. Like, like, you're my greatest work.

Why change it? Yes. And your face connects you to your mom and her parents and so on and so forth, right? Yes. This is your ancestry right here. And so many people say that they are reminded of my grandmother when they look at me or reminded of my mother when they look at me. Right. Right. For you, you now have two children. Yes.

Who look just like you. Sorry, Matt. They're so freaking cute. My jeans are very strong.

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