filling in for mr new york marks him on here's rob astorina all righty six minutes after

ten o'clock on a brisk brisk friday as we get closer and closer to Christmas. And Hanukkah is almost finished, right?

I think it ends, well, I shouldn't say it because I don't know when it ends, but it ends in a couple days.

So happy Hanukkah for those who are celebrating and for those who are getting ready for the Christmas scramble, i.e.

panicked shopping. I started last night on Amazon. I was actually

treated myself, to be very honest with you. I've never really done anything on Amazon. My wife,

just about every day, I come home and there are boxes with the Amazon smile that I'm tripping over,

but I've never really ordered anything.

I kind of still like to go to the store and, you know, just like kind of try it out.

And that's what the whole society is becoming.

It's like you just stay home.

Nobody communicates anymore, right?

You go, you do your shopping on Amazon.

You text everybody, including, you know, your kids are texting you, the parent, when

they're in the basement, saying, hey, can you get me this?

I'm like, are you kidding me?

And if that doesn't work, my son will call me from downstairs, thinking that that will

work, that I'll pick up the phone and say, yes, sir, what can I get you?

But that's really what's happening in

society right it's like nobody's communicating anymore so so much easier to sit

at home at your kitchen table and order everything and then of course if it

doesn't fit you don't like it you just wrap it up and drop it off and bye-bye

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