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Hello and welcome back to the U.A. podcast. I'm Jordana Abraham.

And I am Jared Fried, Jordana. Happy holidays, Mary Christmas. We're in the holiday season.

It's all happening. How are you? What's going on? I'm looking at your apartment for those

listening at home because we don't have video, but I would say Jordana is taping this episode

from what I would call Santa's workshop. It is a winter wonderland in Jordana's home.

So, I'm in an interfaith relationship, so we have a tree. That is hilarious. Do you say that?

Like to people? I do. Just to be, it makes, I feel like it makes me sound cultured.

It does. It makes you sound more important. Instead of like, yeah, we celebrate both.

More open-minded than, you know. Well, it's like when people take a 23 in me and they're like,

I'm 1% Nicaraguan, so I shall be calling it salsa from now on. You know, like exactly.

Okay, so you're in an interfaith couple. Right. So we have a tree. I have a menorah. It's behind

you. You can't really see it. But it's somewhere in the garbage or something. It's like very sad looking

next to the action. Can you see it? Listen. Whatever. Anyway, and I'm sure you could agree with this

or maybe you don't. But I would just, I think most Jews would agree. We try to, you know, the menorah

ain't got it on the Christmas tree. Yeah, it's pretty like pathetic show and comparatively.

Yeah. And they're not the same level of holiday. So, you know, Hanukkah, I mean, I'm not a rabbi

over here. But Hanukkah is like, is more lore than it is a, like an actual holiday. It's more, you

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