Hey guys, this is Lisa. And this is Karan. And this is pop fashion. Smooth jazz version.

Hello, Lisa. How are you doing? I'm great. There's a little smooth saxophone and piano action happening outside the podcast studio.

Those are just elements beyond my control. Special guest tonight is the jazz group. I think there's a flute.

There's a piano for sure. There's a piano. There's a sax. I think there's a flute. I mean, they're not bad. They are just sort of harsh in my vibe. I don't know if listeners will be able to hear them. But at least we'll know that you are kind of jamming along. Yeah. I mean, if you can't hear the jazz, jazz in your heart. I sang all of wham's last christmas today at work so oh brilliant

have you ever seen the video for that song no it is an epic tale of heartbreak please tell me

heartbreak it's first of all it is a five and a half minute music video.

This song is actually as long as it feels when you hear it in the store.

And the whole thing is like this group of friends that's going on this ski vacation.

And they're going to one of those places where like you get to the house by taking the ski lift up the mountain.

And they're like decorating some tree and they're like sledding around on the hill and making snowmen and it's all of this like

unrequited love shit it is dramatic and the hair is just out of control because it's what

in 1984 or something?

Oh my God.

If you need to never get five minutes of your life back again, you should stop what you're doing at work.

Your boss won't mind.

Just explain to them.

I have to watch Wham's Last Christmas music video because Lisa, I was having an argument with all my co-workers

about the best Christmas song.

I think it's a great contender.

I don't know if it's the best, but I do appreciate a music video that tells a story.

I love a narrative that happens in five minutes.

I mean, it was 100% the whitest contender in the argument.

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