And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with working on production, Chris Reaver's director of social media, John

Heiden the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop.

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense.

You're Mayor Joe Suschman.

Fredaloni's Ace Hardware and Garden stores brings you this particular episode of garage logic.

Mary Christmas Eve to all of you GLers out there in Gumpshin County celebrating probably blowing some snow in your driveway as we speak.

We're listening to us on the pod MN app. It's Revers here. The rest of the crew is off.

But don't you worry as promised on yesterday's episode we are going to play for you the entire conclusion of the Christmas light rivalry.

Yes, after all of these years, we still do get emails nearly every single day in the month of December asking,

what are you guys going to play the light rivalry? Well, here it is in its entirety on this Christmas Eve edition of garage logic.

Say I've been working on this little scheme that I wanted to pull on my neighbor for almost a year since I had heard some of the stories that people had called in with Christmas lights and things that they practical jokes that they pulled on their neighbors.

So here's what I did. I live out in the country and I'm quite away the way from my neighbor.

So I had to figure out how to connect into my neighbors electrical outlets and his barn that he used for his Christmas lights.

So what we did was we went to the local establishment and we bought about 2500 feet electrical wire.

We ran the electrical wire wealthy with the church one weekend over to the one side of his barn and back.

I wanted to switch right outside my patio door where I could see his house and his lights.

The next Sunday, he was a church, I went over, got into his barn and hooked up to the electrical outlet that he uses for his Christmas lights, the wires that I ran.

Well Sunday night comes and he's outside and turns on his lights and I waited for a little bit and he's kind of standing there admiring his thing and I reached out my patio door and flipped the switch and his lights went off.

I did it, hooked it up so that it would only shut off part of him but they're the ones that are the highest up on his barn. So he stands there for a little bit, he runs in the barn and puts a few switches and I took him to switch it back on when he comes back out so it looked like they were on.

You're not, you didn't do this now, you did not set this up to rob him of electrical power, you did it to just drive him nuts.

It's a drive him crazy, you know I'm telling you I've been laughing so hard to speak to my stomach hurts.

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