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The world is full of stories, stories of mysteries, of curiosities, of oddities.

Join Pat and Jethro Gilliganthorff for a strange, the bizarre, the unexpected,

as they lift the lid and cautiously peer inside the box of oddities.

I think I'm getting a little overwhelmed this holiday season.

As an example, the other day, the other day, cat goes,

hey, JG, can you drop off these Christmas cards at the post office on your way home? I said, sure, no problem.

And so she put them in a bag for me and put it on a chair next to the door.

And I said, hey, thanks, I really appreciate that. And then walked out the door.

No, no, no, no, you're skipping a old chunk.

What did I skip?

Okay, the chunk that you skipped was when you came over to me, picked up the bag and said, look at me, remember.

No, that was the second time.

The second time.

I forgot it two times.

I said, yeah, I'll take the mail to the post office and then I walked out.

And then you said, hey, did you remember? And I said, no, geez, I forgot.

And then the next day, I went over and I picked up the bag of letters and I said, hey, look at me.

I didn't forget this morning. And then I put them in the chair and I got my coat on and I promptly walked out the door again.

The funny thing is, the first thing that you're referencing wasn't the cards.

You forgot the thing that I asked you to bring the first time was Haggis's DNA.

It wasn't the cards until the second day.

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