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Thanksgiving, Jingle Bells, and the Fall of Civilization
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Jason and Emily kick off Thanksgiving by sharing wild and fascinating facts you can use to wow (or mildly unsettle) your dinner guests, from why “Jingle Bells” was originally a Thanksgiving song to why Snuggies might have been the downfall of society. Along the way, Jason talks about his chaotic childhood Thanksgivings, they rant about why concerts are no longer fun, and things get just a little unhinged in the best possible way.
00:00 Old Science
05:53 Christmas Lights Before Thanksgiving?
08:04 Michael Bublé
13:09 We don’t like concerts…
15:21 Jason’s family
20:00 The Downfall of Society…
23:47 Thanksgiving Facts to wow your guests…
29:37 The quilt lady…
32:19 Pies
37:25 More facts
41:45 Campbell’s Soup
45:32 Balloons
52:40 Attitude of Gratitude
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