From the brains behind brains on, this is the moment of um.

Um, um, um, um, um, um, um, moment of um, comes to you from APM studios. I'm Santa.

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Beard crumbs. It's December 22nd.

I only have three days to get Christmas organized for everyone on Earth who celebrates.

I'll have to travel faster than the speed of light to get all these presents delivered and wishes fulfilled and song sung and cookies eaten.

Then after Christmas, we go straight into the reindeer and elves performance reviews

and a full toy and treat inventory. The amount of expired candy canes to get rid of each year

would be enough to make your head spin. But the magic of the season makes it all worth it.

Oh, one of my favorite parts about delivering presents is getting to see the beautiful

trees inside of your homes. The twinkling lights and sparkling ornaments make them look like

a piece of the North Pole right in your own living room. But it's not just about how pretty

they are, it's about what they symbolize. Christmas trees represent love,

togetherness, and the joy of giving. When you gather around the tree with your family and friends,

that's when the true magic of Christmas happens. And just think of everything that tree had to go

through to get to your house. All that growing.

Which reminds me, my friend Vivian had a question about this.

My name is Vivian, and I live in Baltimore.

My question is, how long does it take a Christmas tree to grow to full size?

It really depends on the type of tree you're talking about. Because Christmas trees are all

kind of different. If you notice, when you get it, your Christmas tree, sometimes they're

soft and sometimes they're prickly. Sometimes they

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