Mike Della Rocha

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

What do we got this year, Jeff?

Well, a Christmas tree farm in New Jersey is getting a ton of backlash for the unique thing that they've been doing, selling colorful spray-painted Christmas trees.

You can see the photos on the Brooke and Jeffrey Insta stories.

I'm going to show you photos here.

I mean, that's kind of like the flocked ones, right?

Those are basically sprayed with stuff to make them look white.

I don't know which ones those are, but these are all real trees that come in an array of colors, including pink, purple, blue, turquoise, magenta, red, and black.

So what's so controversial about that tree?

It's probably just that they're real trees.

Like, why buy a real tree if you want one that's pink?

I could see someone wanting a pink tree if it's their favorite color.

That's not what it is.

Apparently, some holiday humbugs are worried about bringing, quote, hazardous chemicals into their homes.

I was going to say, it does look like it's heavily chemically.

Because, I guess, the tree farm uses some kind of toxic latex-based paint in order to coat them.

Which, okay, sure, doesn't sound great.

But that's what we paint our walls with is latex.

Thank you.

I mean, honestly, latex paint is basically plastic.