The only way anything happens good is one day at a time, I think.

Hey, everybody, welcome to literally.

I'm very excited today to have Chelsea Handler making her return to the podcast after years of avoiding us, frankly.

I'm just going to say it out loud.

I mean, I never know what I'm going to get with her.

This could be the beginning of something great, or it could be the end.

And it is the beginning of a new concept, a crossover concept.

So the first half of this interview is here on literally, but then you got to go to Chelsea's

podcast, Dear Chelsea, to get the other finishing part of the podcast.

So here is part one with Chelsea Handler on Literally.

Handler, first of all, I always got to know where you are.

Are you up in Whistler?

I am. I am in Whistler.

Yes. Good hi, Rob.

Okay, so tell me how was the ski season. Is it still going on?

Let's get to the important stuff first.

Absolutely. First of all, the ski season was great.

I was working so much this year that I didn't even really get to enjoy it. I missed all the powder days. I got three powder days in early January. But then, you know, everything, I just had to keep going back and forth. And I only got 25 days of skiing in this year. And that's not terrible. But, you know, it's not my dream.

My dream is to get 50 days a year. But my body is starting to react to skiing in a way that is

saying, no, thank you. And I have to figure out what kind of exosomes or drugs I can take to

continue to perform on the slopes in the manner in which I have. I 100% agree with you.

I didn't get any ski days this year.

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