Chelsea Handler, comedian television host, six-time New York Times bestselling author and advocate.

You have a new book coming out. I'll have what she's having. Out February 25th, your birthday.

My 50th birthday, tanks. I'm going to be 50 years old. I love it. Tell me how it feels.

I feel pretty pumped. You look great. Thank you. I feel great. I feel like I wish I looked like this when I was 25. Isn't that crazy? Yeah. I mean, nobody tells you, well, A, listen, I live in L.A. So I have access to all sorts of shenanigans. And I get up to all of them. I get up to whatever I can inject, reverse, laser, nip, tuck.

I'm all over it.

So let me just put that out there because I would hate to pretend that this is all natural.

It's not.

But if someone told me like, oh, when, you know I you spend your 20s like trying so hard to be like

this what you want to be and you and to know that I was going to get there at a at an age where I

wasn't looking forward to at that age like I'm so pumped you, I'm so pumped about where I am, the fact that I've

created this life that I have, and I'm just really, like, grateful. And I know that word has been

thrown around a lot lately, but it's a good word, it's a good practice to get into is to be grateful.

I 100% agree with you. I know that word is thrown around a lot.

And I feel, I do just want to say, I feel like women say it five times more than men say

it, and I feel like they have to say it more.

That's just an aside.

It's better than like, you know, journey.

That was another buzzword for a long time.

That really kind of irks me like I don't like when people say you know

I respect your journey or what you like don't talk to me like that feels so funny you know what I mean

but I feel so annoying but I think like gratitude is a real practice and the act of gratitude

the act of being grateful begets more good things in your life and And I'm trying to bring in all the positivity,

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