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It's hard, man. I'm there too. I'm there too. It's actually a ball smack Monday, isn't it? It does feel that way. It does feel that way. It's tough right now, man. I mean, all thoughts are with family friends, present buying that I haven't done yet. Oh, man. I will say this every year I get asked this. I've never asked you, what's the best Christmas present you ever received? Like what's the one as a kid? Listen, you

have a loving family. We're both very fortunate to grow up with brothers and sisters and great moms and dads and grandparents and all that good stuff. So very, very fortunate. It's another reason why I love this tournament, this bowling tournament that we're doing, which is seven o'clock tonight. Again, if you drop it off gifts, they're expecting you. If you want to swing on by District 850, drop off gift cards, presents, whatever it might be, everything is greatly appreciated.

So the kids might have a similar Christmas to the one we're describing here where they get to open gifts to and they wouldn't otherwise get to without your contributions and your help. So thank you in advance for doing that. You don't even have to be bowling. You don't have to be associated in any way. It's just something that sounds good to you. Swing on by and do that. I assure you we do greatly appreciate it and so do my friends at the Guardian Applied. But I was wondering like because every time you think about Christmas, most of the time you think about your youth as adults, you're kind of like, okay, I get it, but it's about the kids. It's, and I always remember

certain gifts that I got, but mine is so cliche. It's a Mongoose BMX. I remember when I opened my Mongoose BMX and I was like, oh, guys, you opened it? Was it a giant box? It was wrapped. It's a bike. You can see it was a bike, but I was just laughing. I was like, oh, there it is, because I had been asking for it. And then when I saw it, it was black and yellow. And I just, I remember I was blown away by that thing. I really didn't care about anything else that I got after I got that. I was like, that's the one. That's the thing I always wanted.

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What my parents used to do on the couch or in the living room was oddly enough, it's kind of backwards. So the gifts from Santa were not wrapped. It's just what it was. So you're like, you know, right, right, right. The idea being he just dropped them off.

And then the guests from my folks were wrapped. I think I told you the story. My wife laughed at me years ago. I would always tell her to wrap the presents and she'd go, like, that's nice of me, right.

Hey, babe, good to wrap in the presents. Yeah. But anyhow, she would say, well, we don't have to wrap the ones from Santa. And then I'd go, which one are we designated her from Santa? She's like, you just want credit. I'm like, you're damn right. I bought that PS4. Santa didn't do a damn thing. Make sure you wrap that one.

Also, in general, it is kind of a thoughtful thing to have the more expensive presents be from the parents, not just for your own credit, but also, you know, for the other kids in the class, you know, if they're on the playground and it's like, well, Santa got me a PS4. What the hell? I'm going to give me a socks.

You get ridden up all the time. I don't say that the game. We a pair of socks. What the hell is going on with Santa? He doesn't like me. So that helps. It was hockey goalie pads and a street.

Yeah. They also got me. This was, I mean, it was gorgeous. So my favorite player at the time was Patrick Waugh. And he had been traded to the Colorado Avalanche. And there was a goalie helmet that was Colorado Avalanche.

Oh, buddy.

Was gorgeous. Oh, I was, I didn't cry from joy as a kid. You know, I don't normally do that unless they get like a dog or something.

Oh, yeah. Just like start weeping or their father comes home from serving the military that they haven't seen it a year and he comes around the corner.

That's a better example. And then we all cry. Yeah. That's a better example. Yes, than just a dog. But yeah.

But that was close. And they still have, they still have it on the JVC camera. I could not believe it.

And I just remember that whole day, that whole day I was outside, something that most kids don't do these days either.

I was outside. Dad helped set up, meaning dad set up from scratch, the net with the PVC pipe. He was pissed.

That took about two and a half, three hours.

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