We're starting the stream one minute before the countdown is out. That's my Christmas present to you.

Don't say I never did anything for you. So tonight's topic is a T-Rex talk called Why Christmas in 2020 is merry.

And I know that for some of you it doesn't seem merry. It doesn't seem very

merry for me right now because I'm having to do it all by myself here in the studio. Actually,

Chad's here in the studio with me, but he's behind the camera and I could not convince him to come

and sit on the comfy couch and talk to you guys. I had hope that we would have more people

as part of this T-R-X talk,

but because of family stuff or people who are kind of sick or various end-of-year deadlines

that we have, it's just me. And I think that a lot of this year has been like this for a lot of

you guys. 2020 has been a rough year for a lot of people. And there's even some folks in the

comments talking about why would you say Christmas is merry, what's merry about it? In fact,

when I was at the bank this morning, I said Merry Christmas to a guy and he was like, well,

I don't know about Mary, but it is Christmas. There seems to be a fair amount of this kind of attitude going around, and that is something

that I kind of want to talk about.

So in this live stream, in this T-R-X talk, we're going to be talking about the true meaning

of Christmas, and I don't mean that in a super-smaltzy way.

But we are going to talk about that.

And we're also going to talk about some really interesting things to think about for this year for you guys.

But also, I want to talk a little bit about some things that I'm really grateful for that have really made me grateful for this year and for you folks that are watching in terms of T-R-X.

We've had a phenomenal year at T-Rex where we have had some great blessings, some great

difficulties. It's been a very rough year for some of the plans that we had, but the company

has grown and we've been able to ship out more products to you guys.

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