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Meaghan is Doing What for Christmas?
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Meaghan is Doing What for Christmas?

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December 17, 2024 | 00:07:46 | Leisure

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Megan, you're kind of trying to figure out what's going on with Christmas. It's funny because I feel like every year you guys have like the what are we doing thing for Christmas, trying to figure out what you and your dad and your brother are going to do.

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Well, Christmas Eve is like the big day for our family. So Christmas Eve is our fun party. And that has changed throughout the years because I am the youngest cousin. And for a long, long time, that was just like a drink fest. There weren't kids around. So like once I was definitely 21, it just became like a drinking night with the family and celebrating and having like a late night party. And it was funny because a lot of times my aunt and uncle would go to Midnight Mass and come back and we'd all be like, Welcome back! We're still doing this! Because we're a mess. Anyways, it's changed throughout the years because now there are children around. And it's become like a more of a family party. It's very fun, whatever. But for Christmas Day, it really is just my dad, my brother, and I. And my brother and I both don't have children. So there's no kids around on Christmas Day. And Christmas really just becomes, well, we're supposed to spend time together because it's Christmas. But there's nothing to do. And when you're like adults, the gift exchange takes five minutes.

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And then it's, what do we do?

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What's going on?

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Are you going to see both of them, or is your brother going to spend time with his girlfriend, your dad going to spend time with his girlfriend?

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So as the new appointed head of our family, which is not something I wanted to take on, but has been bestowed upon me.

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How did you, was there an election in November that elected you that, or how did that happen?

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It was almost like a reverse dictatorship. It's like nobody in the family wanted to be the decision maker, so it was forced upon me as, and I'm going to play this card, because I'm a girl. It's because I'm a girl. But I had to take over Thanksgiving this year, and I'm like, I don't want to cook all day on Christmas. I don't want to do it. But there's not really anything to do. So I'm wondering for, like, people who don't have children around on Christmas Day, like, what can we do on Christmas? Like, actual Christmas Day. Correct.

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Yeah. Food-wise and fun-wise.

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Yeah. Like, is there a new tradition I can start with everybody? I don't know if the girlfriends are going to be around, if the boys are going to bring their girlfriends. But either way, my brother's girlfriend does not have children, and my dad's girlfriend has adult children.

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You got to do what anybody that doesn't celebrate Christmas does. You got to order Chinese food. And go to the movies. Is that the thing? Yeah, it is.

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Is that the only thing to do on Christmas?

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Remember, it was a Christmas story, right? The only thing that was open is a Chinese restaurant.

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Because the dogs ate the turkey.

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Yeah.

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I feel like you and your brother should dress up like Santa Claus and still go get drunk. Like, you should bar hop, like, full Santa. Wait, that would be so funny. All the things, the beard, the hat, the outfit, the shoes, the buckle, like, do all of that.

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Hear me out. Is it extremely lonely to see two 30-year-olds drunk dressed up in a bar? That would be a great new tradition for you guys.

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That would be amazing.

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Just us stumbling around downtown so they're all like, open up.

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And then, like, go to random neighborhoods and sing.

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Carol? Drunk caroling is what you're suggesting. Got it.

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Sounds good to me.

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I had carolers in my neighborhood over the weekend, and it made me so happy. You should do that.

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You should.

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Do they have, are there any other restaurants or any other stuff that's open on Christmas?

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I think going to the movies on Christmas is a bad idea. Dreaming of a white trash Christmas.

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Oh my God, my family's theme song.

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We'll decorate the mobile home.

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All right. Mojo in the morning Maddie's got an idea for you Megan What's up Maddie Hi good morning Good morning Okay so my dad every Christmas morning

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Makes a huge breakfast And like

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always have people come over but that's always been a tradition is like make a big breakfast you can make pancakes make it fun make christmas pancakes and you also have to make christmas cookies that's a huge tradition in my family we always make cookies okay i feel like that's a

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month yeah so you got you got a couple activities that you can pull off but then after that when

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does the alcohol come into play kenny what's your idea so me and the wife uh once we get off kids open their gifts and all that, we send them off to their dad's house, and then me and the wife will go to, like, imagine, get drunk, and then watch a movie for the day.

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Oh, that's good. By the way, you can't call her me and the wife. You've got to say me and my old lady.

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Oh, yeah, me and my old lady, because, you know, trucker.

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Hi, I was saying Megan should go out and get high and play board games.

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High board game playing. That's actually fun. What's the best game to play? Is it Shoots and Ladders or what is it?

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Cards Against Humanity.

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Huh?

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Cards Against Humanity.

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Cards Against Humanity.

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Not as much fun with the three people. I'm going to be real honest. Eventually, somebody catches on who's playing what cards and then you just pick your favorite person and it's never me. Have you ever played Taco Cat, Go Cheese Pizza? I love Exploding Cats, Tenzi, and we are a big, like, Phase 10 family.

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Jessica thinks that you should get drunk and do what, Jess?

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Fake gingerbread houses.

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Oh, that's going to be a fun house.

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Actually, I'm more on board with this than what's been suggested. I would love to see my dad and brother who hate crafting and hate all sorts of, like, artsy projects. I'd be like, sit down and decorate this house.

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I've always wondered from parents, what's worse, Elf on the Shelf or gingerbread house making with your kids?

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Oh, my God. We just did gingerbread houses. It is the biggest pain in my ass of all time. They never stick together.

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Noah has a great idea. This is very Megan if you're going to spend time in Toledo. What's up, Noah?

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Hey, what's going on? Good morning, you guys. Good morning. My idea is Waffle House, open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.

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That's a perfect one for you guys. Why don't you do that? I haven't been to Waffle House in, I mean, honestly, weeks. And that's a really long time for me. So this is a great idea.

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Do they decorate for Christmas at Waffle House?

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Well, I think there's just more cigarette butts. I go to Waffle House every year for Christmas.

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You put cigarette butts around the counter? Riley's got the best idea. You can do this and you can actually stay in Detroit. You can walk there. Riley, what's your idea?

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Good morning. So my siblings and I are all in our mid to late 20s. And my sister was saying, we don't do anything after breakfast until dinnertime. Why don't we go to the casino?

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Oh, my God. That would be fun. Could you imagine hanging out with the people with the oxygen tanks?

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Is it fun? Or let's be honest, is it a little bit sad?

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No, there's nothing sad about it.

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I mean, if you're going with your family, it's fun. Okay.

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By the way, talking about decorating, can you imagine decorating the oxygen tank sitting there right in front of the Golden Girl slots?

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Can you put lights around the tank?

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Oh, my God. By the way, why don't we do all these? Seriously, this sounds like a more fun Christmas than spending time with family.

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Let's go to the Waffle House. Yeah, the big question becomes order of operations here. So we got to dress up and do the bar crawl in the Santa outfit, go caroling, right? Because you got to be drunk first. Then we hit the casinos and then end up at Waffle House. Is that the plan?

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By the way, you may lose the title of being the head of the household after this Christmas.

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