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Today I present to you the heartwarming story

of a man who dedicated much of his life to ensuring that Christmas became a truly special occasion for children all around the world.

Devoting nearly every moment of his date of this cause, his straightforward

aim was to bring joy to young hearts during the holiday season.

In his workshop, his helpers tirelessly worked throughout the year, diligently fixing misfit toys and crafting new ones.

Yet somehow millions of these gifts would find their way to where they needed to go.

This man derived immense joy simply from the knowledge that countless children would have presents

to unwrap on Christmas Day. Most people would assume that this man lived at the North Pole and his name was Santa Claus, but that is not who I'm referring to.

Instead, his workshop was located in Oklahoma City, and this Santa's name was Dan Vincent.

And he was an unassuming man who really did give away millions of gifts.

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