Louise McSharry

I just think this is so smart.

The caption is I may have unintentionally tweaked the Christmas rule book this year.

It's just so in on the joke.

Yeah.

And I think that, you know, with this kind of thing,

sometimes you're in a I imagine people are in a boardroom and they're talking about like these ideas and they're like this is going to be a viral moment and it rarely actually succeeds and often it ends up being cringe but this as far as I'm concerned they've knocked it out of the park.

Yeah.

Well, speaking of Eurovision, we have some interesting news about Eurovision this week in that they are reorganizing the rules as a result, partially, of what happened last year with the votes for Israel.

Yeah, it's really hard.

It's hard.

Like, I love Eurovision.

I think it's so much fun, but it is so tainted.

And like, even for example, so one of the main sponsors, the main sponsor last year was Moroccan Oil.

So Moroccan Oil are a hair product company based in Tel Aviv.

And, you know, it is an Israeli company.

Its headquarters are now in New York.

But the whole story basically is that Carmen Tal, who's one of the founders, received a treatment at a salon in Tel Aviv, which used argan oil and that inspired the company.

So despite the name Moroccan Oil, it is actually an Israeli company and manufacturing takes place in Israel.

So...

You know, I know there have been questions raised as to how successful that partnership could be if Israel wasn't competing.