Hey, guys, welcome to not another anxiety show. I'm your host, Kelly Walker, and joining me today is my co-host from the babybroad.com, Erica Latham. Hey. It's one degree. I was just going to say

something about this polar vortex. At least we're not in the Midwest. My cousin Tony and his wife,

Amber, live in some kind of Dakota. And she sent me a picture the other day and it was like negative 20 something

and the wind chill of negative 65. That's silly. My hearts are with everybody in the Midwest.

That sounds horrible. Like that is that is so cold. One degree, that's nothing. I mean, I went out

for a four miles ski today. Like I was like, I'm out of here.

This fresh powder, I'm going.

Get it. All right. That's great. Good for you. And you're, you know.

I love winter.

Athleticism.

I love winter. It's the only way I can enjoy winter is if I go skiing. Otherwise, I freeze. I can't handle it. Yeah, I think skiing was

invented to, for like seasonal affective disorder. Yeah, but not downhill. That's horrible.

You don't like downhill. No, it's horrible. Cross country skiing. What? Yeah, no. I want a machine

to take me to a top of the hill and I want two wooden things to take me to the bottom.

I don't want cross-country.

Wait, we need to have a long talk about this.

You prefer horizontal skiing.

Well, I mean, there's a little rolling hills, and that's really nice, and you can go anywhere.

And you can go anywhere.

Yes, but it's free, and you can go anywhere. And you have to ski up them. Yes,

but it's free and you can do it anywhere. And it keeps me warm. When you go to like downhill skiing, you're getting lifted to the top of a freezing negative 10 mountain, you know, just shivering the

whole way down and ice luge because we live in New England.

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