Welcome, it's SV Pod with Stanford Steve, I am Scott Pampel hope everybody had a

Merry Christmas. Got a new year straight ahead. Steve, how is Christmas morning in

the house? We got there. We got there. We listened the night before. We got

nice. We got the time. We got some sleep. And it was magic. As you say, magic. It was

the it was Santa stopfire place too. We were very excited about that. Red Santa

paper. That's the thing in our, I don't know if I've talked about that. That was

my grandma's thing when I was little. This is the presence from Santa came in red

Santa paper. And so that's what we got. The red Santa paper gives her from Santa. And this

will shock you, but I'm very specific about what kind of red Santa paper it has to be.

You can't see this, but he's rolling his eyes and shaking his head looking down and

discussed. I'm very particular about odd things. I want the Santa paper to be like not

some bootleg bus stop paper. And I'm not talking about that. It doesn't have to be expensive

either. That's not what I'm saying. It's just, it just, it needs to look like it could

be from Santa and not from 7-11. So has there ever had to be a conversation with, with

the wife about this isn't good enough Santa paper? No, because we have conversations

beforehand as a, as a group. See, this is organized. We, you youngsters out there, take

it from some old guys. It took a while to get there. You have conversations as a team.

You make decisions as a team. That way, I don't go on like online and buy vintage paper

that costs some outrageous amount per roll. And you realize you can only wrap one like Barbie

Dreamhouse and the whole role is gone. So we got some, we got good red Santa paper. That's

a key thing. Red Santa paper in our house, very important. We did a pretty good job. I was

surprised that we normally go way over the top this year. I mean, it was, we were very,

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