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Yeah. Mojo in the Morning Show.

Please don't.

Hey, Megan.

Why is it always my topics? It is always my topics that get so weird.

You're bringing this out of me.

Or spoiled right at the beginning. One of two things happens.

So, Megan, what do you want to talk about?

I want to go in the other room and get my work done. That's what I want. I want to go pee. I want to finish my breakfast. I want to go in the other room. And I think part of that is because I'm done being at work today. And not because it's a Friday. Not because it's 8.30 in the morning. But it's really because I still have all of my Christmas decorations at home. And I'm ready to be on Christmas break. Oh, you're in the mood. I'm done. I've checked it. I put on the Christmas music for the first time yesterday. I know we've been talking about this a lot the past couple of days. Everybody said I had to wait until after Thanksgiving. Not going to happen. First of all, didn't know there were such big Christmas sales that happened pre-Christmas. Thought that was only going to happen on the 26th of December. Do tell. Do tell. Every store yesterday had all decorations. Target, Hobby Lobby, I think Michael's did as well. Like, everybody had 50% off Christmas decorations yesterday. And I was like, well, this is the only time I can afford Christmas decorations. So I went out yesterday, and I got everything, and I set it all up. Because I'm the kind of person, and I need to know what you guys do. Do you do the same decorations every year, like traditional, sentimental, whatever it is? Or do you do what I do, which is the worst, and I have to have a trendy Christmas? I need to have, like, current, up-to-date, this is going to look tacky next year, but it's in right now. Put it on Pinterest, Instagram it. My apartment is decorated in the 2024 trend right now.

So you have velvet ribbon everywhere.

Everywhere. I have velvet ornaments. I have velvet ribbons. I got yelled at by one of the employees yesterday. She was like, what is going on with all of this velvet ribbon? I keep ordering it, and I can't keep it in stock. What are you doing?

And I was like, decorating my Christmas tree. Yeah, that's very trendy this year.

I have like five ornaments from my childhood that I put on the tree that I hate ruin the tree's aesthetic, but I love them too much to not hang them up. You have to put them up. But other than that, it has to be on trend, on theme, cohesive, and work together.

Yeah. What about you, Shannon? So I do both. I have a tree that I would say is pretty trendy. like I ordered new stuff for it this year and Wes kept going how many more bins of Christmas stuff are we gonna have this year the answer is a lot um so I do a I do that tree and then I put up like a fake tree that I got

years and years ago at one of those at-home stores um and i put all my truly my favorite ornaments are the ones that the kids have made over the years or the ones that are sentimental to me or you know whatever and so we have that one as well and then i let the kids each have a little teeny tiny fake tree in the room that they can put whatever they the heck they want on so it gets like we have a lot of a lot of trees but i do so i do kind of a trendy and a nostalgia or smith says this that this tree is so nigeria i'm like the word is the word is nostalgic it's so nigeria mom i'm like it's nostalgia okay can we write that down in the future too what what word does your kid say wrong because that's he said it the other day i was like okay i know

where he's going this is the wrong word 844 mojo live 844-665-6548 tell us your your i was about about say halloween tell us your holiday decoration are you a trendy person or or what do you do for me i love the themes too yeah what's your thing yeah for me we um we got like a tree in a box i think from myers or something like that like a few years ago and we've used that every single year i think this year we got to do something different and all of the ornaments are the same

every single year wait so the tree is decorated when you get it out of the box no no you got to

build it and then we bought all like the ornaments so now i will say we have like a bunch of gold it's gold white and red like ornaments okay and then there there are enough of each color to where you can just have the all gold tree or the all red or you know i mean like that so we kind of like mix it up a little bit and then josiah has like his sonic ornament or something like that and then we all got like our name like the first initial of our name so we can like have the family on there. That's cute. Yeah, but people are already, like, full. Like, Shannon, your house is nice. Like, you don't, your house isn't ugly with lights. I've seen lights where there seems to be no type of rhythm to it. It's like, we just gonna throw everything up. It's gonna be blue here, red there, green here.

It's crazy. The kids keep saying it's so boring because they're just white. But some of them are twinkly. I love it.

Do you want to hear my controversial Christmas opinion? I think it should, this is gonna sound bad, but I hate multicolored lights. I hate it. Do you think they're tacky or why? I just think Christmas should have, like, white lights. And it's because, to me, only ever experiencing Christmas in the north. It's, like, it's snow. It's, like, clean. It's crisp. If it's green on Christmas Day, I am pissed if I can see the grass. White lights that are under icicles and under the snow that just, like, glow, that yellowy glow. I love it.

Yeah. Love it. What do you think about, like, people who have, like, the projected lights? Like, are we a fan of those?

Lazy. No.

No.

Lazy. You don't like projector lights? On the garage door? Yeah. And you're like, I decorated. Let me go plug this in and put it on a timer.

If Mike were on with us right now, he'd be so pissed because I think that's what he does. Remember, his neighbor got really mad because they were shining in his window.

Yes. I'm not mad at him, though. That, and, you could get mad at me about this. Blow up decorations in the front yard. I hate seeing your deceased plastic caricatures in the morning because it was on a timer. and now I'm driving to work and all I see is plastic in your front yard. No, it's bad.

Not deceased, though.

Dude, I don't need to see Santa all crumpled up and looking like a crime has been committed.

Hungover, like he had a long night. Hey, Paige. Kind of like somebody else I know in the studio this morning. Oh, Lord. Hey, Paige, what's your Christmas decoration?

Good morning. Happy Friday. Happy Friday. I am a huge Grinch person. I love the Grinch. Hobby Lobby is my favorite store come Christmas.

So do you have the blow-up Grinch, or where do you have the Grinch at in your house?

I do have one little one, just because I agree with Megan. I do not like the inflatables, really. But you can't pass up a $2 Grinch at yard sales, so I have to get them.

I feel you there, but just in case you're wondering, I am already getting roasted in the text for saying that. So I'm getting my dues from people who are pissed.

And actually, I'm so, like, detailed that my kitchen at one point was blue or, like, a teal color, and I loved it. It was peacock themed. But because it didn't match my Grinch Christmas themes, I had to totally repaint it this summer.

You said pea? Peacock. Oh, okay. I just heard of pea. Thanks, Paige. Hey, Sloan, how does your house look right now?

My house is high also. Hi. It's loaded with Christmas. I want the ornaments to be hanging from the ceiling. I have tinsel everywhere. I get the old school tinsel and, like, throw it on my tree. Love it. The crazier looking, the better. Shiny everything.

See, that's very nostalgic. That's very Nigeria.

Yeah, that's the goal. I, like, want to wake up. I want my kids to wake up and, like.

Everything is sparkling everywhere. Yeah, I love that. See, you got a vacuum.

That's the thing, bro.

With the tinsel? Yes. Yeah, the tinsel. But it looks so pretty. I can't find it anywhere. I don't know where to buy it. I literally have tons of it from last year. Do you have any gold tinsel?

No, just silver. I don't want it. Hey, Kelsey, your mom does something interesting. What does she do?

Oh, so my mom, like, does a little hack for decorating. And when she's done with the tree, she just, like, saran wraps it. So that way, next year, she can just, like, kick it out and just unwrap it again. No, ma'am. However, we have, like, eight trees, though. And the one year, she used garbage bags. So, like, you walk into her attic, and you have all these wrapped trees that just look like body bags in her attic.

Oh, my gosh. That's so funny. Have you ever thought about calling the cops and being like, I think you should check out the attic?

Just a little bit. Because she also has a few cardboard cutouts up there, too, of, like, random things. So it really does look like a very interesting scene if you walk into her attic.

So, earlier we were talking about the difference between the all-white lights and the colored lights. Whitney, what do you think about this conversation?

We were driving down the road to one day, and my husband's like, oh, look, those people are poor. And I was like, what? That's so rude. He was raised that white lights meant you were rich, and colored lights meant you were poor. Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Shannon, you're rich. I'm serious. So I called his mom and was like, what is going on? Brayden keeps commenting on all of these houses, saying that they're rich or poor. And he's like, oh, yeah. She's like, oh, yeah. We told him that when he was little. Like, as a joke, it stuck with him forever. So we cannot have colored lights.

Wow.

Nigeria.

That's so funny. That's a horrible, horrible. Like, what kind of parent do you just forget that? But the fact that it's stuck through adulthood is so funny.

Wow.

It makes me sad.

Don't do that. Don't make it serious.

I've had colored lights my whole life.

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I'd say probably start bone smashing. That doesn't work. Make it look more defined. They say it works. I don't know.

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