Hey there, folks. Welcome to a Tuesday afternoon edition of TBT L to the show that's probably

too beautiful to live. Wow. That was a wild night at the roost, weren't it, my love?

Definitely. Very, very wild.

So here we are in the car. Vann has an important business lunch, an IPL, IBL. She suffers

from IPL, important business lunch. And I have my own important business lunch at Fat

Burger. Are we still going to go by Fat Burger? Yes, you need to put your seatbelt on.

Okay, but never fear. We have a very fun edition of TBT L for you today. We are going to

reminisce about the time that we did the search for awesome new Christmas music. This was

a couple of years back. So I'm not going to say it's totally current, but we had a very fun,

very lively conversation about if new Christmas music, in fact, can be sort of special and memorable,

or if it's all relegated to the scrap heap of history. We're going to do that in just one

moment, but first, I'd like to remind you that the official decision engine of TBT L is

Bing. That's right. As many of you have emailed me, and I mean many of you, definitely more than

10, Bing has it going on. It's organized in a very, very intuitive sort of fashion. People

have been telling me that they've been getting great deals on shopping. They've been getting great deals

on travel. They've been finding out about restaurants, making reservations. We did just the other day.

We were going to this awesome place in Venice. By the way, we're coming to you from LA.

I didn't even mention that. We're the rains mercifully have subsided for about a second.

But when we were looking for a place to eat the other night, we went to this great place. What was that

called James Beach? Yeah, James Beach in Venice. James Beach in Venice. And we went on Bing,

and we were able to take a look around the restaurant and actually figure out a cool table. We were

able to make a reservation right there, and then we showed up, and they had our table already

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