Hey girl. Hey girl. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. We made it. We made it. Oh, happy holidays. Happy holidays. I want to always say happy Hanukkah because we're black, but I never know when Hanukkah happens. And I do remember as a kid being asked if I celebrated it all the time, but I never absorbed the days. Wait, you want to say Happy Hanukkah because we're Black? Sorry, wow. Quanza, not Hanukkah. I'm out of wake yet, y'all.

Keep it in, Chenda. It is the end of the year, almost. I'm Saeed Jones. And I'm Zach Stafford.

I guess a confused

Hanukkah Celebrator

And you're listening

To vibe check

Thank you Shantelle

Kwanza starts on December 26th

Oh well then great

Happy Kwanza

We're almost there

Don't ask me to tell you all the different days and stuff. Truly, nope, don't know. And you know what? Shout out to our Black Jewish listeners. Yes. You exist. You truly do exist. Sorry, I had to. Corey Booker married a Black Drewsville, so I just had to bring it up.

I saw, I saw, and I'm happy for them, and all the other women who look like the woman he married.

Yeah.

All right.

Well, today, we're giving you a lot of gifts today, everybody. A lot of gifts. We've already given you at least two.

We have, and it's only a few minutes into this session. So today's episode is a modern scriptures episode, but we're doing something we haven't done before, not to my knowledge, which is make it Christmas or holiday themes. So we're pulling into the memory bank and finding things that helped us get through the holidays in years past.

And maybe we'll help us get through this holiday, depending on our moods.

So it's going to be great.

Is Christmas a special time for you, like in the wake of your birthday?

Did the party keep going when you were going on?

Not really.

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