Welcome to an improv for Humans Christmas Carol. Our story begins with Bessar, a squeezing,

wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, cover to salt sinner. Hard and sharp as flint,

from which no steel had ever struck out generous fire. Secret, and self-contained, and solace

cheers noister. The cold within him throws his old features, nipped his pointed nose,

shriveled his cheek, stiffened his gait, made his eyes red, his thin lips blue, and spoke

out shrewdly, with his grating voice.

God rest ye Mary, gentlemen, let nothing you dismay, remember Christ our Savior was born

on Christ's day to stable. What are you doing? I'm just getting ready, getting the

studio ready. Are you just singing a Christmas Carol? Yes. It's Christmas season. Well,

first off, it's not Christmas till tomorrow, okay? So it's not Christmas today, and I don't

know how many podcasts we've done together, but I think I've mentioned not only am I Jewish,

but I'm an atheist. You've heard that right? Yeah, I did that. So you're just going to sing

some Christian song as I'm walking in. Well, it's just a catchy song. I'm getting ready for

Christmas tomorrow. I'm going home. I wasn't singing Hanukkah songs and atheist songs the rest of the

year. You know what I mean? That's true. Sorry, man. I didn't mean to offend. I'm just kind of

excited. It is a little offensive. People don't think they can offend atheists, but you do by

forcing your holiday on us. And this is my show starting at 1 p.m. when we record, so.

I'm not trying to be a dick, just don't. Yeah, no, I did it. Do it on Scot show or the

Sklar Brothers, but they like it. I'm just saying I'll like it. Okay. All right, understood.

Okay, so what do we get up here first when doing the ad read? Yeah.

For the earwolf store. This is for the earwolf fucking store. Yeah. And they still don't have my

fucking t-shirts in. This is yet again. I'm plugging the earwolf store, but I go to it and all my

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