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Does anybody here know how many times I've had to watch Funny Lady?

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Hello, hello everyone.

Welcome to another episode of Hooscha.

It's your boy if you're white away and I'm in the studio with my friends.

So let me go ahead and introduce you to them. First up we have

Christmas Zaddy himself, Alonso Duraldi, what's good? Well you know if I'm

just getting ready for for the most wonderful time of the year. What's good is, Dave reminded me, that a thing that people tend to sleep on and they should think about more often is the Christmas stocking as a conveyance for gifts.

Like, it might be a bit of a drag to do for like a whole bunch of people,

but if you have like one key person, somebody in your family, somebody in your relationship with, you know, that you really want to, you know, get something special for Christmas.

The stocking really allows you to like amalgamate a lot of little presence into one big

extra extra- can kind of like chip away at all year if you're the kind of person that

you know December 1st rolls around you're like oh my god I got a shop with the

stocking every time you see like a little a little thing it could be a little

personal you know health item it could be a little personal you know health item. It could be a little

Sweet a little

Kitchen implement. It could be a

A regional candy a regional, a vintage postcard.

Oh, just all sorts of little things like that.

Start, you know, just snag them when you see them and then like put them aside.

And then by the time the end of the year rolls around, you put them all

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