Julia Louis-Dreyfus

She works out all the time.

She has two days a week that are very, very rigorous workouts.

Mom, she does a thousand burpees on Tuesdays and Fridays.

But you've always been like that.

Don't you always try to move every day, Mom, pretty much?

Oh, yeah, but not with that rigor.

No, I know, but, I mean, one has to—but here you are, 91 years old.

That's, I'm sure, due in no small part to the fact that you have always moved your body.

And it has not disappointed you?

No, yet.

Hey, listen, I want to ask you a question.

What has surprised you, Mom, about your own body as you've gotten older?

Well, I'm going to tell you something that, that I noticed about myself, which is the same thing.

Like when I'm seeing wrinkles now in my arms and also in my legs, but particularly in my arms and it's,

Definitely surprises me, but it's also familiar to me because I think it reminds me of the women in my family like you and my grandma.

And I'm looking at my grandma and I say, oh, God, look at that.

It looks like an old lady, but I know it.

Yeah, completely.

Yeah.

They're pure.