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First, let me go to Kristen in New Orleans because we were talking about drinking at Thanksgiving.

And my mind was blown.

I can't let people drink at Thanksgiving.

Kristen, you're on the show.

Hey, Bobby. Morning show. Good morning. Um, good morning. So I've been a long time listener and I'm actually just pulling up to work and I couldn't help but laugh when I heard that y'all don't drink during the holiday. No, no, they all do. You don't drink. They all do. Get it clear. Yeah, I don't drink normally, but I didn't know people drank. So, yes, get it clear. They all do. Go ahead. So, right. I'm from New Orleans, and I just thought it was interesting because maybe I understand that New Orleans is not like the rest of the country, but being born and raised here, it is common that we have both Thanksgiving, Christmas, Christmas Eve. The day starts with an early family gathering of a

mimosa bar. So we have like a giant tub of ice with like, it starts with about six bottles of champagne,

but we also have wine coolers with plenty more bottles in the back.

And then we have all kinds of different fruit juices.

And like Amy, I think, had mentioned earlier, like cranberries and like strawberries fruit decor.

And then once, you know, that's like breakfast, brunch cocktail hour.

And then it slowly creeps into the harder liquor, wine when we actually sit down to eat our meals.

I love it.

So like not only do we drink during the meal, it's kind of like a social cocktail event.

The day is an event.

That's the best way to describe it.

I think it's great.

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