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if you're tired of endless scrolling to figure out where to eat. Same. I'm Stephanie Wu, editor in chief of Eater. We've just launched the newish and way better Eater app. It has all the restaurants we love, gives you personalized picks wherever you are, and serves up smarter search results just for you. You can find my list of the best places for martinis and fries in New York City and save your favorite spots, share lists, follow editors and book right in the app. Download the eater app@eaterapp.com it's free for iOS users.
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Pikachu is a family word and it preceded Pokemon Pikachu. My mom used to go Pikachu about our Pikachus. Sure that was not a Pokemon reference. It never was.
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This is good one. I am Jesse David Fox, senior writer, Vulture and author of Comedy Book. My guest this week is Chelsea Handler, a comedian who I believe with the release of her first two books, My Horizontal Life and Are youe There Vodka? It's me. Chelsea, 20 years ago changed the culture, arguably comedy and publishing and never were the same afterwards. We also talk about her time hosting late night shows and leaving stand up comedy only to return again with a much more personal act. So here is Chelsea Handler. I'm here with Chelsea Handler. Thank you for joining me.
A (1:38)
Oh, thank you for having me.
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So the first question we start with what is the funniest, strangest or most fascinating thing that's happened to you this week?
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Well, this week I was in Aspen with my two of my publicists, these two gay guys, Paul and Alec, a guy I'm dating and then two of my friends. And so it ended up being three 30 year old boys with three 50 plus years in a house. And I was hosting this gala in Aspen. So then they gave us this house that I could stay in for a few days with my friends. So I kind of put this group together like a hodgepodge and I had and I put so the two, my two publicists, Paul and Alec, took a ski lesson and at the end of the lesson we were meeting for lunch where we were having cocktails and Paul came to lunch and said I'm coming because I picked it up more easily and I can ski down from lunch after a couple cocktails. He could not ski down from lunch after a couple cocktails. So what would have been a 10 minute run turned into an hour and 45 minute run with him falling at least 64 times. Not just falling, pinwheeling, cartwheeling. I mean, a disaster. Luckily, he did not hurt himself and we got him down the mountain. And the man that I'm seeing commented to me at the end of the night, it is amazing to have watched and witnessed you today and exercise so much patience with something that was so ridiculous. When you have such little patience for almost everything else in life.
