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And it is that time of year where we trot out the turkey, we pull off its feathers,

and we bake, broil, or fry that sound of a Gunderson until our bellies are so full, we want to

barf. Thanksgiving. I'm always very thankful for Thanksgiving. It's a holiday that I adore for so

many reasons. One, you get to be with people you love, hopefully. It's one of the few times of the

year where all the family concentrates in one place.

And, you know, during the good times, you catch up. Or if you've got horrible passive aggressive

family members, you dread it and do whatever you can to get through the afternoon and

evening and get in your car as quickly as possible and leave.

Hopefully that is not you.

Hopefully you have a wonderful, supportive family and you miss them all and you're catching

up, maybe the first big turkey day since the pandemic, which it should be a seamless,

delightful time.

There's always politics.

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