Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dillon Show.

Did it feel like Christmas this year?

Did it feel like it?

It didn't really feel like it.

And I am talking to people with large families and beautiful homes.

This is not one of those like being a bitter guy things.

This is taking the temperature of many different demographics of people.

And across the board, I would say people were kind of feeling the same thing,

that it just felt less like Christmas than it had. And a friend of mine had a theory

about that and she might be right. She's not alone in this thought that we put so much

energy and emotion into the election

that the holidays this year felt kind of like a hangover

because the election was such a big,

emotional, momentous event for people

that once we got to the holidays,

it's kind of like who cares.

It's kind of become a big ball of who cares.

It's a lot of people in pajamas and there's a, being lazy,

people are ordering in.

There's all kinds of articles about that people just don't want the formality of the

holidays.

I mean, if you look at your Instagram feed, people are just, you know, they're in

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