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December 18, 2025 31 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: Gift You Never Got As A Kid So You It Bought Yourself
TRENDING: National Regifting Day: 61% Think Holiday Regifts Are Acceptable Now
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: People in the Midwest are far more likely to say "um" than "uh" . . . people on the East Coast and in the South are far more likely to say "uh" than "um" . . . and
people on the West Coast are split evenly between "um" and "uh."
THURSDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: Someone in California Put Out "Free Weed" . . . Near a School?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: A Man Set a Record . . . Singing Christmas Songs for 42 Hours Straight 
CHRISTMAS TRIVIA GAME
ONE MORE THING: Today's the Last Day to Ship Gifts Without Paying a Lot More

Originally Aired: Thursday, December 18th, 2025
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Trevor d Mini Morning Show podcasting Jerry Jenny
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Xcel ninety three KKXL Excel ninety three Grand forks.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Time christat your Christmas shopping. My Christmas shopping is done.
I haven't even gone to my shopping yet. I got
some Christmas shopping? Can do you know? I haven't even
started yet early for that, it's a little early. But
what the hell not melis shopping? It's an experience.

Speaker 3 (00:33):
Let's go shipping.

Speaker 4 (00:35):
Good suit?

Speaker 2 (00:39):
Well, happy answer the phone like Buddy the Elf day, Buddy,
d Elf? What's your favorite color? Good day? You're stuck
at home today? Fire that up. It's a ninety minute movie.
I do that after a moment. Snow good news, as
the snow shouldn't be. It's gonna whip around all afternoon

(00:59):
though even I can move it. But when it's done fallowing,
it's still going to blow around. Does someone need a hug?
I all use a hug on a blizzard Thursday? Of course.
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud
for all the year. Another classic Alf quote. We all

(01:19):
try to stick to the same four main food groups. Candy, candy, knes, candy, corns, syrup.
Just do you cotton headed Ninnie Muggins listening this morning? Hey,
it's Big Cookies Day. What are you would approve of that?
Now you can have your Christmas cookies and your wine too.
According to people who study these things, these are some

(01:40):
perfect cookie and wine pairings. Chocolate chip cookies and Cabernet
sugar cookies and Chardonnay gingerbread cookies and Zinfidel lens of
cookies and Sevang blanc and soft Molassa's cookies and Pinot Noir.
National Regifting Day. We'll talk more about that coming up
in trending. Just think of it as a new way

(02:04):
to recycle. Survey at badcredit dot org found more than
one hundred and ten million Americans admit to regifting and
reselling and wanted presence. More on regifting coming up trending
seven to thirty. National Regifting Day Today. Let's look at
your forecast, no travel advised, snow, blowing snow, the couple
inches of snow that is falling blown around, causing all

(02:25):
sorts of issues. Interstate's still open right now, but I
do not recommend that's why they put the no travel
advised advisories out. It's not worth hitting the highway today.
I mean, I get those absolute emergencies, but chances are
you could be in a ditch anyway. So wait. The
snow will taper off, things will improve. It's a quick

(02:46):
moving blizzard. If there's any good news here today north
winds gust is sixty today when show values to minus thirty.
Temperature going to drop off to one below by the
end of the day eight above right now. Clouds increase
tonight sixteen blows. Still blusterat tonight. It's no likely mainly
in the morning. Another shot mostly cloudy twenty three, just
a quick one tomorrow too. Breezy again tomorrow and then
cold and quiet for the rest of the weekend. Saturday

(03:08):
mostly sunny, eight above, Sunday mostly sunny and eat eleven.
I'm excitedday. Christmas week looks good now, only it's four
thousand below Christmas week with temperature highs in the twenties.
That's how forecast yesterday, where Christmas might be thirty two degrees.
That would be beautiful, not today, though it is eight
Tomorrow downtownd Grand Forks twelve days of holiday goodies day
to eleven. We're going to get into that shortly. Throwback

(03:30):
Thursday is on. Hit me up with those requests two
but time four hour. Here's Richie missed Timelight?

Speaker 5 (03:35):
How about you.

Speaker 1 (03:36):
Ready TV the entertainment World and whatever. Here's what you
missed on Excel ninety three.

Speaker 2 (03:47):
What could go wrong when you're at a fancy restaurants
the nicest of nice environments? Right well, as people were
donning in one of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin's resort restaurants, a
raccoon fell out from the ceiling. And there's more bit
one of the guests who tried to grab the little rascal.

(04:09):
Here's the call went out to wildlife control expert Men
Snorek was bit by a wacoon.

Speaker 5 (04:16):
We don't know how this raccoon got there. It was
quite a large raccoon driving there as this thing was brawling, kissing,
scratching when it gets really close and not uncommon to
get these calls for raccoons. They did all the right things.
They got medical care for the person that got bit.
He was taken to the hospital. And I felt like
I owed that to the person that got bit because
his entire process for His treatment relies basically solely on
do we get this anem or not.

Speaker 2 (04:38):
The raccoon was euthanized and tested for Raybi's. The restaurant
Bressandro guest was taken to the hospital, but he is
going to be okay. Raccoon following through a ceiling at
a fine dining restaurant, biting a guest. I had never
looked up if Lake Geneva, Wisconsin is a cartoon town,
because it sounds like a cartoon antic, right, it shured

(04:58):
to me. Does I don't know what our lesson is.
Don't pick up raccoons. That's your lesson today. Don't try
to grab raccoons. Bad news bears well seven sleeps from
this moment, kids will be running down the stairs if
you have stairs, or just tearing from the bedroom of
the Christmas tree, waking you up down to open those gifts.

(05:19):
Santa is coming, although the mayor I will remind you, guys.
Grandford's mayor band of pachensky on and talked to me
on Tuesday last week, said eight am is the appropriate
time to start opening Christmas gifts. So we're about exactly
a week from that. What gifts did you never get
as a child, he ended up having to get for
yourself as an adult, whether they were too expensive, too dangerous,

(05:42):
whatever the reason was, Lacy says, hey, as a kid,
I dreamed of owning a massive Lego castle, the kind
you need a separate room for. Never got it. Of course,
fast forward and my living room is now a Lego fortress.
My guests need a map to get to the couch.
Best investment ever. I never knew how expensive Lego was

(06:03):
till I went to Lego Land in Mall of America.
Those specific kits to me, I mean, they look nice
and display, but you can only make one thing. You're
not really using your imagination. The old school kids just
massive amounts of pieces, build whatever you can. And this
is becoming a popular answer. Thank you, Danielle saying Lego
is still the best invention. At any age. Legos in

(06:27):
your house you at least need to be wearing slippers.
I don't know why it hurt so much. Would you
rather step on a a Lego be a shard of
glass or see right into a bear trap? I know
sad things. You've got to think about that for a moment,
don't you What gifts did you never give as a chance.

(06:49):
You bought them as an adult Excel ninety three.

Speaker 6 (06:54):
Hello, well, hey, good day. Who is this, Gosh Josh?
Question of the day today? What gifts did you never
get as a child so you bought them as an adult?

Speaker 1 (07:07):
Hand?

Speaker 2 (07:07):
Got it?

Speaker 4 (07:09):
Now?

Speaker 2 (07:10):
Dare your parents not give you a loading weapon when
you were six? I hope you call child services on them? Wow?
Have you since forgiven them and reconnected?

Speaker 4 (07:24):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (07:25):
Good for you, Josh Josh. What do you want to
do here? I can get you basketball tickets for tonight
the Men take down Winthrop Saturday afternoon the Ladies take
down Dickinson. We can get you a Rumbus Guys gift
card and movie passes to Avatar, Fire and Ash at
River Cinema, opening this weekend. Or you can choose the
other movie we have Wicked for good. What are we

(07:47):
thinking here?

Speaker 4 (07:48):
We'll do the Avatar and the.

Speaker 2 (07:51):
Beautiful. Yeah, that should do well this weekend. By the way,
Chris are going to be out of River Cinema for
everybody hitting up the to tomorrow evening. Look for her,
no matter what your own to see. She'll be armed
a quick for the prize wheel. You can win concessions
and more. But Josh l Let's get you to Avatar?
What station is proud to be your movie premiere? And
Rabas Connection three Ouch Hurts clapping the cold hands Today

(08:18):
Blizard warning enough fact no travel advised. Schools in the
area shut down. Our latest in the weather Later announcements
from roads to announcements, forecast changes, excelmenty three dot com
The Trevor d Page. Question of the day today, what
gifts did you never get as a chance? You bought
them anyway as an adult? You know those power wheeled

(08:42):
cars that were cooler than anything on the road. Pete says,
never got one. But guess what bought myself an adult
size electric scooter last month. It's got lights, a horn,
and I've slammed some flame that cows on it on
the envy of my neighborhood. Eat your heart out, seven
year old me. Night vision goggles. I mentioned if we

(09:05):
had those when we were twelve, better yet we've got
when we're forty. Named that oscar winning classic question of
the day today, What gifts did you never give us
a chance? You bought them as an adult? Christmas Birthday?
Whether you get flag day birth gifts, whatever the occasion.

(09:28):
She weren't allowed to have them as a kid. Well,
happy National Regifting Day. How many of us believe it
is just bind to do a little regifting joading next
Excel ninety three. Good morning, Well, hey, hey, who's this?

(09:49):
Chris is Chris? Yes, sir, Chris, tell me about it today.
A gift you could never get as a child, so
you bought it as an adult. A go kark A
goat cart like with a goat.

Speaker 3 (10:03):
A goat with a flood yep, yep oh.

Speaker 2 (10:06):
A gold cart. Yeah, a go cart. See. I was
never allowed to have a goat, and I still haven't
bought myself one. I've been meaning to get to goats
of ross in the mall and I just I need
to make time. But you've got a go cart now, yes, sir,
and it's the best thing in the world. Oh yeah.

Speaker 7 (10:28):
Whip around the part, Whip around the neighborhood.

Speaker 2 (10:31):
Beat your heart out, little Chris. Y hey, Chris, what
do you want to do here? I can get you
into Little Bangkok with movie passes to Avatar Fire and
asht River Cinema, or you can go see Wicked for good.
Gift cars the Palm Beach Tan laying around here too,
or we could play twelve days of Holiday Goodies. I've

(10:52):
got you any basketball tickets for tonight. Talk to me.
Let's do the twelve days, all right. There are three
stockings you need to select one, two or three. We'll
dump her off. That will take her off the wall,
shake her out and see what you end up with.

Speaker 6 (11:06):
Let's go one, do no, let me get umber one here,
all right, let's see.

Speaker 2 (11:16):
Congratulations. You want forty dollars from Dhi Sweet Street as
the twelve Days of Holiday good contains on excels buddy awesome,
d I Sweet Street. Yeah, there's some deliciousness for you,
whether you want to share it with many or you

(11:38):
think you can take down forty dollars for the food
at DHI Sweet Street. Good luck take credit for baking
holiday goodies. I think that's the best part to play
here exactly. Hey Chris, what station is the most deliciousness
to give away? Guaranteed with the DHI twelve Days of
Dhi Sweet Street Twelve Days of Holiday Goodies? Excellent, Creed.

Speaker 1 (12:00):
I'm not trending testag trending on Excel ninety three.

Speaker 2 (12:06):
So if you're looking to unload that scarf, you got
his gift last year and Evan Warren got your excuse
happy National Regifting Days. Most encourage us to give away
gifts we don't really want. Let's go back in time here.

Speaker 5 (12:21):
Do tutor do?

Speaker 2 (12:23):
Seinfeld going the term in nineteen ninety five, or at
least that's what it had gone popular. Remember the episode
of Lane got a label maker for Tim Wattley, then
he got caught regifting it to Jerry a label maker.
Cheers offended, and you might be too if you found out.
But how don't feel about regifting in general in twenty
twenty five? Yeah, that's right, that's thirty years ago, and

(12:46):
that was a new episode of Seinfeld. But that's not
the point of our conversation today. New poll. A new
poll found most Americans think regifting is acceptable now. Sixty
one percent said it's at least somewhat okay, and that
includes twenty two two percent who said it's totally fine.
Red gifts ranked lower than use gifts. Those sixty four
percent things secondhand gifts are okay. Just kind of depends

(13:09):
what it is. Another bound first edition of the favorite
book Fantastic Gift, Use Sucks, negatory, bad gift, Slap your
hand for that one not so great. I think the
deal is you know the person right, That's basically what
that statement means. You think this is kind of something

(13:31):
that's going to sit on my shelf in my closet.
But I know, like my class game, Michael like this,
or whoever the person is, r J might like this.
I would give it to him like the loof of
bread I gifted him on Tuesday. The poll also found
six percent of us will go snooping for gifts this
month and try to sneak a peek of cod forget
it six percent. I hope that's kids. Even as a kid,

(13:52):
I never snooped. I always liked the surprise. Maybe you
could guess looking at what's under the tree. I didn't
even want to do this sh shake test. I want
my surprise to spoil early but happy National Regifting Day.
Sixty one percent think holiday gifts regifted are now acceptable.
What I know is up at Excel nighty three dot
com the chevity page that's trending. Bet you didn't know

(14:16):
random facts coming at you now.

Speaker 1 (14:19):
That's the current Excel ntty three and.

Speaker 2 (14:23):
It's brought to us by the Blue Moo spar In
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Cover we Go. I bet you didn't know today Random
fact time. I know school's closed today, but the school
of the charity in the morning show is never shut down.

(14:44):
Bench should know. The Great Depression was so great. I'll
phrase it like this. The Great Depression seems so dire
in the United States that in nineteen thirty one the
West African nation of Cameroon sent New York three dollars
and seventy in hunger relief. Now, with inflation, that's around
sixty seven dollars in today's money. Funny, I mean, the

(15:08):
Great Depression is not funny, but you get it. Betch
didn't know. There are only two countries in the world.
They don't have an official holiday celebrating their independence day
or the day they became a nation. In the UK
that surprises me. And Denmark we're in random. I think
we don't have enough holidays on the calendar. Betch didn't know.

(15:30):
Austria derives its name from the German word for east,
and Australia gets its name from the Latin for sou
so Australiaself, Austria East. Throw another shrimp on the barbie.
That's Austria, I think, right, betch didn't know the don

(15:51):
over a lowercase I or J is called a tittell
tiutl e. And finally, bench you didn't know. People in
the Midwest are far more likely to say um and uh.
People on the East coast in the South are far
more likely to say uh than M and people on

(16:12):
the West Coast are split evenly between amana but we're
we're um. People here in the Midwest alm, now you know.
Let me put it this way.

Speaker 1 (16:27):
Your Thursday morning, more on award, Yes, more on my
nexcel ninety three, one.

Speaker 2 (16:34):
Week from Christmas, and people need to chill off, but
not like this. Please. In Auburn, California, say they saw
a box set outside of the sign saying Merry Christmas,
Free weed, organic and cage free. There are dozens of
jars in the box, apparently filled with marijuana. Police posted
a photo and said the holidays can be stressful. We

(16:56):
get it, but leaving a box of free marijuana on
the sidewalk is not how you spread cheer than to be.
Neighborhood surprises are for stockings, not for sidewalks, especially as
sundewalks near a high school. The twenty nine mason jars
of cage free weed were disposed of responsibly. It's unclear

(17:17):
how they disposed of the pot and how many jars
they may have had to begin with, but police and
neighbors commenting on the situation.

Speaker 8 (17:24):
I'm kind of disappointed I didn't make it here before
the cops.

Speaker 2 (17:27):
Since out of high school too. That is crazy to me.

Speaker 8 (17:29):
There's some funny, some funny people around here.

Speaker 2 (17:31):
I got to say.

Speaker 7 (17:32):
There sure is a criminal aspect of trying to give
out marijuana. Obviously illegal to try and distribute marijuana to
anybody under the age of twenty one. We've done pretty well.
There's not a lot of trees left, but I don't
know if we can connect it to the other greenery,
if you will. It's that time of the year to
be merry, but maybe not that way around the high school.

Speaker 8 (17:51):
Maybe if there's in a different circumstance where there's just
adults route.

Speaker 2 (17:54):
Marijuana is legal in California, although this kind of thing
is not. It's unclear if they're investigator who may have
left the weed, or if they're just busy with more
important stuff right now. For what it's worth, It's unclear
how far away it was from the school, but it
was sitting right next to a sign advertising beautiful, beautiful,
fresh Christmas trees for sale at place or high school.
That's sale raised money for the music Boosters. Someone on

(18:18):
social media joke to you should have put them in
front of a target for all this struss moms, and
another said exactly what street was this on? Just to
be sure not to go there? Lol. Concerned lady said, OMG,
please tell me you saved the canny jars. Someone put
out free weed near a school in California. Sixteenth trip
to California. Whether we track this individual or down or not,

(18:42):
it's the sixteenth trip to California. As we ship out
the Thursday morning, more on award.

Speaker 3 (18:55):
I'm the only one at work. There's no need to
stay aw alerts. My boss ain't here. I'll chug some beer,
get drunk and fart and burn sleep in the conference room.

Speaker 2 (19:06):
Take who was in there?

Speaker 3 (19:08):
Real soon it's Christmas time and that is why I'm
working in the nude.

Speaker 2 (19:13):
I'm a bit or dude.

Speaker 3 (19:15):
You I got screwed.

Speaker 2 (19:16):
I'm the only one in work? Who else made it
to work today to find they're basically the only one
there today. Everyone else, I'll work in from home today.
Let's stop carry.

Speaker 1 (19:27):
This kkxl XL ninety three Grand Forest, an iHeartRadio station.

Speaker 2 (19:34):
Morning time to start your Christmas shopping. My Christmas shopping
is done. I haven't even gone to my shopping yet.
I got some Christmas shoping. You do you know you
have any of you started yet? Early? For that, it's
a little early, but what the hell? Not meally shopping?
It's an experience. Let's go shipping? Who time and suiting?

(19:55):
It'll three Blizzard warning cold weather advisory through well six
pm today, No travel advised in the area. Snow mainly
before noon, widespread blowing snow, temperature dropping off the one
below north, winds gusting to sixty miles an hour. A
couple inches of new snow fall from this, so I'm

(20:15):
not going to get ten inches of snow, but we
may get some drifts like that tonight. Increasing clouds sixteen below,
Continued blustery snow showers in the morning tomorrow, most the
clouding twenty three then just just quiet, cold, calm, not
ridiculous cold like last weekend mostly Sunday eight above Saturday,
mostly sunny eleven on Sunday it is now six above.

(20:37):
We've keep dropping, keep falling off thirty six yesterday's high,
by the way, but that a little bit of rain
we had yesterday evening icing the roads and sidewalks over
with the snow in the wind. Now, don't go on
the roads, even in town unless it's absolutely necessary. It's
a reason there, your work and your home. Excuse me,
schools tell you to stay home. We were going to

(21:00):
play at Christmas trivia game on the way twelve days
of holiday goodies, winning gift cards of Dhi, Sweet Street,
and more, including some basketball tickets for tonight. By the way,
the Uniman's basketball game for tonight is on even though
the campus is closed today against Winthrop at seven pm.
Game is on though. Question of the day, what gifts
did you never get as a child you ended up

(21:23):
getting for yourself anyway, whatever the occasion or the reasoning
for it is expensive. It was dangerous. A combination of
both thank you, jock saying all right. So as a
wei one, I pined for a telescope, wanted to touch
the stars. Basically, parents said nope, too expensive. Well, fast
forward to adulthood. I bought the most ridiculously overpowered telescope

(21:46):
I could find. Now we spend nights discovering galaxies, making
eight year old met proud and slightly avenged. Take that
budget constraints. That was an awesome adult gift. I think
find something that gives you piece like that. There's people
saying stuff like hot wheel cars that could get you hurt,
scooters and such, But you shouldn't get hurt by a telescope.

(22:09):
I guess you could poke your eye out. Response is
coming in trivity in xlnty three Facebook pages too. What
gifted you? Never give us a chance? You bought them
as an adult? Savon says Xbox those video game consoles,
Why can't you just play with the one that came
out last year? Well, so and so has the new one,
and it's changed so and So's life, all right? Christmas carolers,

(22:35):
do you sing them loud for all to hear? Do
you sing them to the point where it annoys others
in your life and your world? It definitely could be
worse if somebody you know sings Christmas a lot. If
you thought it was rough carolling through your entire subdivision.
Just imagine doing it across your entire state. A sixty

(22:58):
three year old man in the UK named David Purchase
broke a world record by singing Christmas songs for forty
two hours straight without losing his voice. He did it
at a brewery and people popped in throughout Jerre Milan.
I'm pretty sure he wasn't drinking for forty two hours straight,
but I don't know. He started in midnine Wednesday of

(23:19):
last week and finished last Friday after singing six hundred
and eighty four songs, and no, he didn't know that
many different ones. David chose thirty eight songs, which he
repeated eighteen times each. I don't think there's more than
thirty eight Christmas songs, but the classic stuff like Last Christmas,
jingle Bells, Step into Christmas and It's Melton John and

(23:39):
the British story here. He could only have a five
minute break every hour, and between each song he could
take a break of just twenty seconds. Previous record, by
the way, was a woman from Nigeria named Iwa lua Otanji,
who sang Christmas songs for thirty one straight hours two
years ago. So David eclipse and tack down another eleven hours.

(24:01):
It clips to that record, that old record. There are
videos on Facebook that I've seen. Unfortunately no footage of
the very end. But yeah, man in the UK breaking
a world record by singing Christmas songs for forty two
hours straight without losing his voice thirty eight songs repeated
eighteen times for a total of six hundred and eighty
four songs using Christmas math in real life excelmenty three. Hi,

(24:27):
Hey or Hi? Who is this? This is Kayla? Cayla?
What are you doing on blizzardy Thursday?

Speaker 4 (24:36):
I'm actually I'm storm stayed home until at least noon,
and I'm keepings crossed at it. It continues past that.

Speaker 2 (24:44):
It's not going to get I mean, the wind's still
going to be whipping. Yes, I would like for a
little studio to be built in my house where I
can go home about Thanksgiving and leave the house again.
Maybe Saint Patrick's Day.

Speaker 4 (25:00):
That would the ideal.

Speaker 2 (25:02):
The Upper Ups never seem to return my emails like that, though. No,
it's not fair. Hey Cayla, what gifts did you never
get as a child but your bought as an adult?
Anything come to mind?

Speaker 4 (25:13):
Yeah, so I was thinking of the Super Nintendo because your.

Speaker 2 (25:18):
Friend had that and it changed your friend's life.

Speaker 4 (25:21):
Well, my brother had one and I never got to
click it, so then I it's just something that I
wanted as an adults. When my boys were looking at
newer Nintendo's, I was looking at older Nintendo.

Speaker 2 (25:33):
I still have a PlayStation one at home with games
for PlayStation one. I can go home after work today
after I move snow and play NHL ninety nine if
I so choose, I can today.

Speaker 4 (25:45):
Not many can say that.

Speaker 2 (25:46):
No, not many. I'm definitely one of a kind. That's
what my mom always said. Well, how what do you
want to play for? There's Stockys with DHI gift card,
I've gone a gift card. I can get you to
Pump Beach Tan Dhi Sweet Street gift cards. I should say,
I've got a gift card to Palm Beach Tan. For sure,

(26:08):
you can have bad I can get you into basketball.
You and e Men's game is on to night against Winthrop.
Or we could get you to the New Avatar movie
or Wicked for Good with a gift card to a
Little Bangkok. A lot of choices here.

Speaker 4 (26:19):
Okay, so you said the stocking game.

Speaker 2 (26:22):
Well, the stocking game has different denominations of gift cards
from Dhi Sweet Street. If you want some deliciousness, some
holiday goodies just in time for the big day.

Speaker 4 (26:31):
That's too Yeah, let's do that.

Speaker 2 (26:33):
Okay, well we're gonna play. You need to get three
out of five of these rights where you're doing Christmas
trivia to get the chance to play. You ready, Caleb,
I'm ready? All right, here we go. Which popular Christmas
beverage is also called milk punch? Oh? Eggnaw? Good? Start?
All right, let's try number two. What did the other

(26:54):
reindeer not let Rudolph do because of his shiny red nose.

Speaker 4 (27:00):
Playing any reindeer games?

Speaker 2 (27:01):
They would not let him join in any reindeer games,
those bullying bets, sons and guns. All right, this, I
think this is kind of a trick question. How many
ghosts show up in a Christmas Carol? Oh?

Speaker 4 (27:21):
Just one?

Speaker 2 (27:25):
The answer is four. There's past, present, future. I would
have right away guest three. But there's also Jacob Marley,
and if you watch the real one Muppets Christmas Carol,
the original, you could say there's five because there's Marley
and Marley. All right, let's see if you can knock
this one out of the park. Here, where was baby

(27:48):
Jesus born in Bethlehem? Some of guests places like Sheboygan,
Wisconsin before, but beth Mahem's the right answer. And you're
a winner of Global See, I'm gonna pick a stocking.
Now we'll dumper up. We'll see what kind of gift
cards you get from DHI Sweet Street one, two or three? Kila,
I'm gonna see which one. I'm sorry too the do

(28:12):
so let me grab it to all here see what
our Christmas elves have to say. Congratulations, you want sixty
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is yes, but just in case, I wouldn't recommend hitting
the post office up today. Blizzard warning and all things

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start to get pricey after today, though. That's the bad
news if you're using the postal service to ship a box.
Today's last day to send it with normal priority mail
to make sure it gets there by Christmas, and might
still get there if you wait till tomorrow. But no'll
promise cutoff dates for the post Office UPS and FedEx.
Post Office cut off for normal priority mails today or

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the twentieth for a priority express, but it does cost
more their set lists those same dates. Even for Hawaii
and Alaska UPS. It might be too late for normal
ground shifting cut off day for three days, the nineteenth
to day air the twenty second and next day, or
the twenty third, and finally FedEx cut off day again
probably too late for their cheapest option. The four day
cutoff is today, three days tomorrow. After that is time

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to ask yourself, do they really need to get it
by Christmas? It's more special if it shows up, say
January ninth, they'll be bombarded with stuff on Christmas. Yours
will be the only gift on January ninth, but today
the last data ship gifts will pain a lot more
good luck. Seven sleeps to the Magical Morning. Have you
been enjoying all the TV specials this time of year?

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I'm Ty Pennington and this week on Extreme Home Makeover
we meet Mary and Joseph.

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So what's up. Well, I'm very pregnant and there was
no room for us at the end, so they put
us out here. It's a stable. I think we can
fix that.

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We took out the stalls for the animals, added two
bedrooms and office in a nursery, put in a kitchen,
and replaced the manger with a jacuzzi. Wise man, move
that camel.

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Thanks Hardy.

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I think it's time another great transformation tonight on Extreme
Makeover Major Edition, where we work miracles while.

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Religion is based on love not fear. So what happens
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