Minisode: Chelsea + Catherine Solve the Mysteries of the Universe

Summary

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Dear Chelsea Minisode: Chelsea + Catherine Solve the Mysteries of the Universe

Podcast: Dear Chelsea (iHeartPodcasts)
Date: March 13, 2026
Hosts: Chelsea Handler, Catherine Law
Duration: ~26 minutes (minisode, main content between ads)

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Episode Overview

In this witty and insightful minisode, Chelsea Handler enlists co-host Catherine Law to explain the basics (and mysteries) of quantum physics—a topic Chelsea openly confesses to finding baffling. What follows is a hilarious, accessible, and sometimes poignant conversation touching on the science of the very small, the theory of the multiverse, manifestation, ancestral connections, time travel (in a self-help sense), and even a heartfelt listener update about mother-daughter relationships. The mix of humor, curiosity, and genuine connection gives listeners both something to ponder and a good laugh.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Chelsea Needs a Quantum Physics Crash Course

[04:47] – [05:22]

• Chelsea says she’s tasked Catherine with teaching her quantum physics, admitting her scientific gaps (she recently learned the sun and moon aren’t the same thing—"That was at least five years ago. That was my two books ago." – Chelsea, [05:11]).
• Catherine quips that the natural next step is, of course, quantum physics.

2. Quantum Physics 101: Superposition & Schrodinger’s Cat

[05:24] – [07:10]

• Catherine explains difference between "large scale" (everyday) physics vs. the weirdness of the quantum world ("When you get to the subatomic level…physics behaves entirely differently." – Catherine, [05:41]).
• Introduces superposition: objects can exist in multiple states simultaneously until observed.
• Schrodinger’s Cat: Used as an analogy for pregnancy’s uncertainty—"Until you are actually positively pregnant, it’s not being observed." – Chelsea, [06:19]; "Before you open the box, that cat has just as high of a probability of being alive as being dead." – Catherine, [06:25]).
• Observing something defines its reality.

3. Multiverse & Manifestation Theories

[07:11] – [08:33]

• Catherine expands on the multiverse: with every choice, infinite realities fork—"There is one version of me that did this, one version that did that, and they both exist equally." – Catherine, [07:31]).
• Connects this to manifestation: if you change your headspace, you can energetically shift into a different reality.
• Chelsea says only "nerdy dudes or hot women who are into manifestation" are into quantum physics—a line played for laughs.

4. Quantum Physics vs. Multiverse vs. Simulation

[11:12] – [13:17]

• Chelsea distinguishes between scientific quantum mechanics and more speculative ideas ("my understanding...is that the multiverse is just something like Marvel made up" – Chelsea, [11:55]).
• Catherine and Brad (occasional contributor) clarify: quantum physics is a scientific field, multiverse is a theory, and simulation theory (like in The Matrix) is distinct ("A simulation would be different than a multiverse." – Brad, [12:38]).

5. Living Past, Present, and Future Simultaneously – The Radio Analogy

[12:41] – [13:17]

• Catherine uses the analogy of radio frequencies: "All of the stations exist, but the one you tune into becomes your reality." – Catherine, [12:50]).
• Chelsea praises the analogy: "That was good." – Chelsea, [13:17].

6. No One Really Understands Quantum Physics (Even Neil deGrasse Tyson)

[13:22] – [13:32]

• Catherine cites a Neil deGrasse Tyson quote: "Nobody really understands quantum physics."
• Chelsea suggests booking Tyson for the show ("I had him on my Netflix show once and it wasn’t a long enough conversation." – Chelsea, [13:32]).

7. Witchy TikTok, Ancestral Rapport, and Self-Time Travel

[13:53] – [16:21]

• Catherine describes a TikTok "witch" talking about communicating with other versions of yourself—time travel as self-compassion ("Going back to an earlier version of yourself and giving her the whispers you wish you knew." – Katherine, [14:50]).
• She resonates more with this idea than "reparenting" or "shadow self."
• "Once you get better at hearing the voice of yourself in the past, you can better hear your future self giving you the whispers." – Katherine, [15:55]).
• Time is experienced linearly but actually "all exists," akin to tuning into different frequencies on the radio.

8. Common Knowledge: National Events & Living Memories

[16:35] – [17:45]

• Chelsea recounts Bill Maher discussing "common knowledge"—when everyone simultaneously registers a world event, it becomes communal memory (e.g., 9/11 or January 6).

9. A Listener’s Mother-Daughter Healing Update

[22:21] – [24:07]

• Catherine reads an email from "Disappointed Daughter," a listener seeking advice about her mother’s post-menopause behavior.
• The follow-up details her apology and self-insight, aided by Chelsea and Brooke Shields’s previous advice and Mel Robbins’s book:
  • Notable quote from the email: "My mom is only human. This is her first time living too, and I did her an injustice by judging her so harshly." ([23:35])
  • The listener expresses gratitude for the podcast’s impact: "If I want peace and contentment in my own life, then I need to let others be."
• Chelsea jokes about her own tendency to give confrontational advice but is glad it led to growth.

10. Full Circle: Past Lives, Multiverse, and a Signature Chelsea Ending

[24:26] – [24:43]

• Chelsea riffs: "We don’t know that it is your mom’s first life... now there’s past lives. Or are we in a multiverse?"
• The group laughs at the infinite possibilities—and at Chelsea’s self-deprecation about maybe "being on a spectrum".

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Chelsea on the basics:
  "My understanding, which isn’t one, is that the multiverse is just something that, like, somebody like, you know, like Marvel, that’s like a conjecture, like, oh, maybe this is happening. But quantum physics is actually scientific, right?" ([11:55] – Chelsea Handler)

• Catherine on shifting timelines:
  "Once you practice hearing the whispers of yourself to your younger self, you can start to hear the you that will come sending whispers back to your current self." ([15:55] – Catherine Law)

• Listener on forgiveness:
  "My mom is only human. This is her first time living too, and I did her an injustice by judging her so harshly." ([23:35] – Disappointed Daughter)

• Chelsea’s self-aware humor:
  "Or am I on the spectrum? I mean, I’m on some spectrum, that’s for sure." ([24:43])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [04:47] – Chelsea asks for a quantum physics lesson
• [06:25] – Schrodinger’s Cat explained
• [07:31] – Multiverse and infinite possibilities
• [11:12] – Distinguishing quantum physics from multiverse & simulation
• [12:50] – Radio/frequency analogy for realities
• [15:55] – Self-whispers: past, current, and future selves
• [22:21] – Listener update: mother-daughter relationship
• [24:26] – Chelsea riffs on past lives and multiverse possibilities

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Episode Tone & Style

• Conversational, witty, approachable: Even when discussing dense scientific concepts, the hosts maintain a light, funny touch.
• Supportive and self-deprecating: Chelsea freely admits what she doesn’t know, asking questions many listeners might be afraid to voice.
• Curiosity-driven: A quest for understanding, but with a willingness to laugh along the way.

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Summary Takeaways

• Quantum physics may be confusing, but learning about it can be accessible and fun with the right attitude (and analogies).
• You don’t have to "get" all the science to reflect on your own reality, your choices, or even how you treat loved ones.
• A little humor and humility go a long way when solving the “mysteries of the universe”—or just getting through life’s unpredictable moments.
• Listener letters remain a heartfelt and meaningful segment, reinforcing the show’s roots as an advice podcast no matter how “out there” the topics get.

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Transcript

[Chelsea Handler]

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[Chelsea Handler]

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[Bethenny Frankel]

Okay?

[Chelsea Handler]

Hi. Hi, Katherine.

[Katherine]

Hi, Chelsea.

[Chelsea Handler]

Welcome to our minisode, you guys. Today we are discussing. I have tasked Katherine with teaching me what quantum physics is because I need to have a better understanding.

[Katherine]

And I got a text from you last night that said, hey, can we talk about quantum physics? So I've just, you know, discovered all the mysteries of the universe by tomorrow morning. So here we are. We're ready.

[Bethenny Frankel]

Thank you.

[Katherine]

I do have to say my favorite thing is that last year you learned that the sun and the moon are not the same thing.

[Chelsea Handler]

That was not. Not last year. That was at least five years ago. That was my two books ago. So that was Like, I mean, that's

[Katherine]

a little while ago, but now that you know that, like, the natural next step is quantum physics, right?

[Chelsea Handler]

Yeah, exactly.

[Katherine]

So basically, physics as we know it is a large scale thing, right? If I push you, you're gonna go over there. That's sort of a large scale thing. Okay. But when you get to the subatomic level. The stuff that we're all made up of and the quantum level, the energy, the electrons. Like the things between the air in between the air within.

[Chelsea Handler]

You mean in between our bodies? Like what makes up our bodies?

[Bethenny Frankel]

Yes.

[Katherine]

In between our electrons, our neutrons. At the quantum level, physics behaves entirely differently. So one of the main things that's important about quantum physics to understand. Is this idea of what's called superposition. So superposition basically just means that something has a high probability. Of being one of two states. And it is not for sure in that state. Until it's actually being observed. Which is like a. It's. It sounds spooky and it sounds weird and it doesn't make sense. But it also, like, if you relate

[Chelsea Handler]

that to a pregnancy. Until you are actually positively pregnant, it's not being observed.

[Katherine]

That's actually a good way to describe it. So there is a really typical example called Schrodinger's cat. And it's basically like a pregnancy. So Schrodinger's cat says that if you put a cat into a box. And you're not looking at that cat because it's in the box. You don't know if that cat is alive or dead, right? So before you open the box. That cat has just as high of a probability of being alive as being dead. But when you open the box, basically, that's what causes. There's a causal relationship of, like, now you know that the cat is alive or dead. Because if you open the box and you've observed it. So the reality is based on observation. And so while the cat is in that box. It's in a position of superposition. So it could equal be one or the other.

[Chelsea Handler]

I'm following this.

[Katherine]

Okay. Okay. Good, good, good. And so where that leads us is we're kind of always in this state of being in the box, if you will. Where you have an infinite possibility of going this way or that way. And say I decide to turn left at the stoplight instead of right. What that means is, like, there might be one version of my reality where I did go left or where I did go right. And so the theory of the multiverse kind of split. Spawned out of all of this. And right now that's sort of the prevailing wisdom is that the multiverse does exist. Like you were talking about, like are we living in a simulation sort of thing. But so in the multiverse that theory says like there is one version of me that did this, one version of me that did that, and they both exist equally. So then where that brings us is one of my favorite things about like when I was researching this, the only people who are interested in quantum physics are either like nerdy dudes or like hot women who are into manifestation. So I um, where that, that explains my interest exactly. So where that kind of brings us is it's one of the things that helps people understand sort of like the, the, the physical reality of like if you can manifest things because you're basically just putting yourself in a different headspace and focusing on a different outcome and a different reality. And that energetically brings you to that different reality.

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[Chelsea Handler]

so in theory, if you believe in a multiverse situation, which is different than quantum physics, because quantum physics sounds more like the possibility rather than a multiverse, which is assuming both all things, all possibilities are happening at the same time, I almost think.

[Katherine]

And Brad, weigh in on this. I almost think it's a little bit opposite. I think quantum physics is the reality and the multiverse is potentially true. Brad, would you say that's correct?

[Brad]

Is it entirely connected? I don't know.

[Katherine]

Quantum physics is the study of the very, very small. That's what I know. Is the multiverse necessarily related to that? I see where you're going with the manifestation that makes sen.

[Chelsea Handler]

I don't think it's related.

[Katherine]

You don't feel like it's related?

[Chelsea Handler]

No. Well, my understanding, which isn't one, is that the multiverse is just something that, like somebody like, you know, like Marvel, that's like a conjecture, like, oh, maybe this is happening. But quantum physics is actually scientific, right?

[Katherine]

Exactly. And there's even quantum computers that can do quantum computing.

[Chelsea Handler]

Like a simulation is a conjecture. Not it's not proven that we're in a simulation. That's just people going, what's going on here? Like a matrix.

[Katherine]

Yes, right.

[Chelsea Handler]

A matrix is like a multiverse Correct?

[Katherine]

Yeah.

[Chelsea Handler]

Is that correct, Brad?

[Katherine]

Yes, sort of.

[Brad]

That's kind of like a.

[Katherine]

Like a superimposed reality though, right?

[Brad]

We're talking about like the Matrix.

[Chelsea Handler]

Matrix, yeah. Yeah.

[Katherine]

I think that's kind of a different.

[Brad]

I think a simulation would be different than a multiverse.

[Chelsea Handler]

Right, because what if we're like, what. Because what's the idea that supports the notion that we're living our past, present and future at the same time?

[Katherine]

Okay, I've got this one. I've got this one. Okay, so this is like when you have a radio. You have all of the stations on the radio. You're getting frequencies from all over the place, right. They all exist. But when you tune into just one radio frequency, that becomes your reality. So that's the one that you're tuned into. That's the one that you're hearing. All the other ones still exist, but to you, the only one that's real is the one that you are tuned into. Okay, See what I did?

[Chelsea Handler]

That was good.

[Katherine]

So glad that I studied as much as I did. That's good.

[Chelsea Handler]

Thank you.

[Katherine]

But Neil DeGrasse Tyson says that, like, nobody really understands quantum physics.

[Chelsea Handler]

So it's like, why don't we have him on?

[Katherine]

I think we actually should.

[Chelsea Handler]

Let's book him because we need to talk to him.

[Katherine]

Okay, great.

[Chelsea Handler]

Yeah, I had him on my Netflix show once and it wasn't a long enough conversation. So this would be a better format for us.

[Katherine]

This is perfect.

[Chelsea Handler]

Because also there's an idea that, you know. Yeah. All these things are existing at the same time. It just. It's like what you just described. Right. So if I were to tune into my past, maybe I could jump back there or. Future.

[Katherine]

Yes.

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You know what?

[Katherine]

I saw TikTok yesterday. There is this. I'm sort of on like the witchy side of TikTok. And there is this witch who. What, like witches? Like, you know, like pagan sandwiches.

[Chelsea Handler]

I didn't know this about you. This goes along with those hard boiled eggs that you travel with. Oh, by the way, one of my ex boyfriends from Barcelona sent me a picture of him on a plane with a little container of four, six hard boiled eggs and goes, I know you hate me now. I didn't respond and I'm gonna block him.

[Katherine]

He and I will do. He and I will get along famously. But. So this Glasgow witch, I really loved what she said and I'll post a link to this.

[Chelsea Handler]

Why do you like witches and pagans?

[Katherine]

You know what? I think I don't understand a lot about it. But to me, a lot of that stuff makes sense. Like talking to your ancestors, getting wisdom from our elder women who came before. A lot of that really makes sense to me. And also just.

[Chelsea Handler]

But are we actively doing that without knowing it, or you're saying you're not

[Katherine]

doing it unless with intention you're doing it? You know, like, I feel like I have a pretty lively rapport with my ancestors, with people who've gone before me. I think you do too, with your mom and with others who've gone before you. And I think that all to me goes into the same basket. But one thing she was talking about that I really resonated with was, you know, we talk about, like, rebuilding, reparenting, or, you know, talking to yourself in different. And she was like, let's talk about time. Time travel. Basically going back to an earlier version of yourself and, like, giving her the whispers that you wish you knew and communicating with her, like the comfort that you wish she had at the time or the wisdom that you wish you had.

[Chelsea Handler]

That's what we're talking about yourself, like,

[Katherine]

you're going back and visiting yourself at different points. And to me, that made so much more sense than, like, reparenting or shadow self or any of that stuff. Like, to me, that just clicked. And she said, once you start to, you know, practice hearing the whispers of yourself to your younger self, you can start to hear the you that will come sending whispers back to your current self. And I just.

[Bethenny Frankel]

Wait, wait, wait.

[Chelsea Handler]

Say that one more time.

[Katherine]

Yeah. She said once you get better at hearing the voice of yourself, the way you talk to yourself in the past, you'll be able to better understand your future self. Giving you the whispers from. This is a little bit what Laura Day said. We're like, all time exists at the same time. We expect. Experience it as a line, as a linear situation, but it actually all exists. We just happen to be at one point. It's a little bit like tuning into that one frequency. The frequency we're tuned into is now.

[Bethenny Frankel]

Right.

[Katherine]

But, like, the future already exists. The past obviously already exists. And so kind of what she was talking about is tuning into different places in your timeline and being able to communicate with yourself at different times. And that really, really resonated with me.

[Chelsea Handler]

Yeah, there was a conversation I heard Bill Maher having with, I guess his. But I think it was who was on his show. Was it Paul Krugman? I don't wanna misspeak, but I do it all the time, so I guess it's not that big of a Problem. And he was talking about common knowledge. This is not directly related to what we're talking about, but it's another interesting conversation about common knowledge. It's like you see an event happen, say 9 11. I know without talking to you that you know what happened on 911 because it's become common knowledge. I know that you know and I know that everyone else knows the same information that I. That 911 occurred. And that once something becomes common knowledge, it's like then once every. It's like how things get exposed, you know, like, and it was related to politics. And it's like, oh, like January 6th. Like, once that happened, everyone knew what happened. And you can change the narrative of what happened, but like, we all saw what happened that day. There's no denying what happened. So it was very interesting the way he was talking. I wish I wasn't so stoned so I could better recollect it. But, you know, it was nighttime. I was also making my very first meal before I moved out of my friend's house.

[Katherine]

Cat's house.

[Chelsea Handler]

You cooked? We made chicken piccata together.

[Katherine]

How lovely.

[Chelsea Handler]

It wasn't very good, I have to be honest. It was not good. But now I know the next time what to make. How to make it better. Exactly. The chicken was overcooked. Yeah. There was a lot of lemon. The rinds too. So that's supposed to happen. But we did make it together. I had a cocktail and I had an edible and it was fun. It was cute. Yeah. And Kat was my mentor.

[Katherine]

I love that she was really proud of me. Listening to the wisdom of other women and recipes are something that we passed out.

[Bethenny Frankel]

Yeah.

[Chelsea Handler]

Cooking was fun. And I can't believe I'm saying this out loud, but it was fun. We had a fun time cooking.

[Commercial Announcer]

Good.

[Katherine]

I'm so happy for you.

[Chelsea Handler]

Yeah. Now I get to move into another rental.

[Katherine]

Well, I mean, rental feels better than living in construction. I mean, any day of the week. Right.

[Chelsea Handler]

Shout out to the person that's renting me their house, that never rents their house.

[Katherine]

Perfect.

[Brad]

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[Katherine]

Well, I have a follow up Chelsea from one of our listeners. This gal called in. She didn't have a name, she was just calling in under disappointed daughter, but she was calling in about her mom who had gone through menopause and was basically like only interested in men and kind of wild and out and like partying a lot sort of thing. So this is a little bit of a bummer update, but she says great. Hi Katherine, I'd love to say it went well when I talked to my mom, but it did not. My mom was pretty hurt by my entry, to say the least. She felt blindsided, misrepresented, and confused by what I wrote. We spent over a month not really speaking before things blew over. However, after purchasing both Brooke Shields and Mel Robbins books, hearing Chelsea and Brooke's perspective, and also taking a closer look at myself, I realized it was best to dig deeper into why I wrote in and apologize to my mom. I found the following excerpt from Mel's book to be particularly helpful. If you're not in control of the situation, don't make yourself sick about it. Trying to control others doesn't work. Give yourself the peace of trusting that life is the best teacher and people will learn as they go. That's how it's designed. Let them learn from life and be who they are. I spent a great deal of my life begging my mom to let me be who I am, and here I am today, not allowing her the same freedom. I can't thank Chelsea and Brooke enough for their advice as it gave me insight and perspective I hadn't considered before. My mom is only human. This is her first time living too, and I did her an injustice by judging her so harshly. If I want peace and contentment in my own life, then I need to let others be. Truthfully, my mom is one of the strongest, most intelligent and independent women I know she raised a daughter who's brave enough to speak her mind and strong enough to face the consequences for that. I'm thankful. Thank you all again. Disappointed daughter, So I guess not a bummer.

[Bethenny Frankel]

No.

[Chelsea Handler]

That sounds like Brady. Did we give her what did I advise her to confront her mother?

[Katherine]

Yeah.

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Yeah.

[Chelsea Handler]

Oh, yeah. That's probably bad advice, but you also. Sounds good.

[Katherine]

Yeah.

[Chelsea Handler]

Yeah.

[Katherine]

You said to read Mel's book, and then Brooke Shields also was like, you know, this is kind of something that happened, so. Yeah, no, I thought that was really good. She learned a lot. Kind of like, maybe not through the initial advice, but she says in the

[Chelsea Handler]

letter that this is my mom's first life, too. We. We don't know that it is your mom's first life, because now we have to talk. Now there's past lives. Like, we don't know if that that's real or that's not real.

[Katherine]

Exactly.

[Chelsea Handler]

So which one is it?

[Katherine]

There's part of the past.

[Chelsea Handler]

Or are we in a multiverse?

[Katherine]

Oh. Or yeah, maybe all of the above.

[Chelsea Handler]

Or am I on the spectrum? I mean, I'm on some spectrum, that's for sure. Okay, guys, I am officially on my high and Mighty Tour. March 13, Cleveland, Ohio. March 14, Columbus, Ohio. March 15, Cincinnati, Ohio. And then March 20 is Denver, Colorado. March 27, Portland, Maine. March 28, Providence, Rhode Island. March 29, Springfield, Massachusetts. April 10 is Chicago. I'll be at the Chicago Theater. April 11, Indianapolis, Indiana. April 12, Louisville, Kentucky. April 16 is Albuquerque, New Mexico. April 17 is Mesa, Arizona. April 23 is Kansas City, Missouri. April 24 is St. Louis, Missouri. April 25 is Minneapolis, Minnesota. April 30, Nashville, Tennessee. May 1 is Charlotte, North Carolina. May 2 is Durham, North Carolina. May 6, I'm doing Netflix as a joke festival. I will be in Los Angeles. That is a new announcement along with Atlantic City. May 15, Saratoga, California. May 16, Monterey, California. May 17, Modesto, California. And then June 4, Portchester, New York. June 5 is Boston, Mass. And June 12 is Portland, Oregon. And then Seattle is June 13, so suck on that. Everybody go to chelseahandler.com for tickets.

[Katherine]

If you want advice from Chelsea, write in to dearchelsea podcastmail.com. dear Chelsea is a production of I Heart Media. Follow Chelsea on all socials, Chelsea Handler and find Catherine on TikTok. Flashkadabra. Dear Chelsea is edited and engineered by Brandon Dickert executive producer Kathryn Law. Find full video episodes and minisodes now on Netflix and get tickets to see Chelsea [e-mail].

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[Bethenny Frankel]

This is Bethenny Frankel from Just Be with Bethenny Frankel. Let me be blunt. Most dog food is junk. It just is. And I'm not feeding junk to Biggie and Smalls. That is why they eat just food for dogs. It's real 100% human grade food with ingredients I actually recognize, not mystery pellets pretending to be healthy. And once I switched, the difference was obvious. Better digestion, better skin, more energy. Dogs who actually feel good instead of just surviving dinner. Here's the thing, you care about quality. You make an intentional choice to be healthy. So why are you gambling with your dog's health? So let's think about our furry babies. Go to JustFood for dogs.com right now and get 50% off your first box to get no code. Just try it. Because once you see the difference, you're not going back at cvs.

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[Katherine]

And we want everyone to feel welcomed and rewarded.

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[Chelsea Handler]

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