Programming Throwdown Episode 85 Holiday Party.

Take it away, Patrick.

Welcome to the last episode of 2018.

Wow. Got a lot of exciting stuff planned for this episode, some giveaways, which we'll

explain in a minute, and hopefully it'll be fun and exciting. And we're recording this.

We always, I guess, technically record it live, like Jason and I are both live I guess

but this time people are listening in on the discord and if we get any particularly excited

people into the discord who want to join us in audio chat we might have that that episode

don't know what's going to happen it's end of the year 2018. Anything can happen. That's right. Anything

goes. It's wild. It's crazy. Speaking of wild crazy and anything goes, uh, since we called this

episode, the holiday party episode, uh, I want to talk a minute about, uh, work holiday parties. So, uh,

each year at, I guess, you know, every company I've worked at, there's always been a holiday party.

And I think, you know, Hollywood has made a thing of holiday parties like famously, I guess, the opening of diehard is a holiday party, right?

I haven't watched it moving a long time.

I think that's true.

So holiday, like, it's a cultural thing, I guess.

But I guess it's particularly interesting. I don't know that I've ever seen portrayed the, like, it's a cultural thing, I guess. But I guess it's particularly interesting.

I don't know that I've ever seen portrayed the computer science holiday party.

So, so, you know, it's typically for those of you who you kind of haven't experienced it yet,

the way I've typically experienced it is sometime near to Thanksgiving,

but normally after Thanksgiving, but before Christmas, your company will decide to throw a holiday

party. It may be for the whole company. It might be for just your team, or normally it's been more,

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