Welcome in all you faithfuls and traders for another episode of By Order of the Faithfuls, a short little episode just talking about the holidays.

I'm Wells Adams. I'm alongside the lovely Dolores Katania. Happy holidays, Dolores.

Happy holidays. Are you excited for the holidays, Wells?

I love the holidays. And here's the thing. Yeah, I assume we both grew up in very Catholic households,

I assume. Very much, yes. Yes. So obviously Christmas time is a big deal. It's a big deal.

It's Jesus's birthday. Yeah. It's, yeah, it's J.C.'s birth, dude. And my mother's too. They share

this. She goes, if it's good enough for Jesus, it's good enough for me. But I do love, I do love the holidays. I come from a big family. So I'm the youngest of five. How many siblings? Oh, you're the youngest of five? I'm the second oldest of five. Really? Yeah. So I love like the gathering of family and friends and everything.

But this year is going to be special.

You know, my wife's doing this Broadway show, so we're going to be in New York.

And I have to say, there is nothing more, there is no other place in the world that's more perfect for the holidays than New York City.

Honestly. You know, I was in Cologne, Germany, a couple years ago around this time, and I went

to the Christmas markets, and it started to just flurry. And I felt like I was in a living

snow globe. Yeah. It was an amazing and beautiful. Plus, I'm a history buff and I know like Cologne and

World War II. It was just a really beautiful experience, but there's no place like New York City,

no matter what. It's like magical and beautiful and the windows and the lights and the tree and,

you know, just to see all the people. So, and it's so close.

It's my home.

I could walk to the bridge from here.

Yeah, there's nothing like a, like the first snow in Central Park walking through.

It's, it's really magical.

So what are your plans for the holidays?

Well, like yourself, I'm the second of, oldest of five.

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