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Guy emails me. I remember we were talking about the things we did to people's front yard, stealing gnomes and pinwheels. And I had mentioned that we had taken some from a yard. Ceramic deer. Put them in someone else's yard in a decorative way. And when the people were

looking for their gnomes, their gnomes had moved down the street a couple of houses, so they had to knock on the door and say, did you steal my gnomes or whatever? We hoped. This guy won up that. This is pretty awesome. I wanted to let you know a game we used to play back in Wisconsin around Christmas called Baby Jesus hunting.

A large group of us would go out and collect the baby Jesusi from the people's

nation. back in Wisconsin around Christmas called Baby Jesus hunting. A large group of us would go out and collect the baby G's I from the people's nativity scenes.

We would write down the addresses on the baby Jesus, put them in our cars, and then on Easter morning we'd put it back.

I guess they would stick their scene out even without the baby Jesus

Oh yeah

Well I always thought if you put it out there

You only put it out on Christmas morning

Yeah you don't really do it for Easter do you

Oh the nativity scenes

Yeah you leave them out

That's what he's saying

You steal Jesus for Christmas be like

Oh my Jesus gone But I'm saying when people put up on their Christmas, you don't fill the manger. You have the whole scene set up. They're just hanging out in the manger. And then on Christmas, because we used to put the one in our house, we put baby Jesus out on Christmas morning. So we stayed in the box? Just like the tree, you know, the 25 days of Christmas? So how would he return it on Easter, like, just put it like at their door? That's funny, though. In a basket. Jesus returns on Easter. Really. Every nativity scene I've ever seen in somebody's front yard, there's a Jesus in the manger. I know, and I always thought, take him out of there until Christmas.

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