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In the circular form.

It's now turned into all the butt cakes.

All the circular angel food cakes that we do.

And winter solstice is very, like, circular.

Yeah, because after winter solstice is when the daylight comes back.

And the dead leaves they use to make the wreaths.

I'm going to say it's a wreath.

Jose said a Christmas wreath.

You can't say no.

That is incorrect.

A lot of people chewing on the wreaths outside.

I did mention it was a holiday dessert staple.

I was thinking of the Yule log.

Oh, the Yule log, dog.

So you get zero points for that.

But to Geoffrey, this tradition likely originated from the legend of Saint Nicholas, who secretly left gold coins drying by the fire, and then this was added as a festive touch to symbolize generosity.

What part of Christmas am I talking about?

You're asking the Jew about which part of Christmas is Saint Nicholas leaves gold next to the chimney.

Jeff then takes it, and it's like... I didn't learn this part of the Christmas story.

Yeah, I would say his Bitcoin's looking great right now, dude.