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Shadow Show. Shadow Show. Shadow Show.
Shadow Show. Shadow Show.
Shadow Show.
Shadow Show. Shadow in it. Shadow. Eventually, I want to get to the point where we start one of these and Greg Cody already has his headset on and is ready to go. And we then start sharing and spilling secrets to the audience in the shadow show. That's where I want to get eventually. But the reason I am excited today right now is because I've got. Original show right here. I got Mike and Billy and I got Chris and we've got Roy. We sent him out on remote. We got Greg Cody and we got Stugatz. Like this is the crew that people love the best from the beginning. And over the last few years, we've brought on a lot of voices that has made this a very crowded holiday party in a new space that we've already outgrown.
So outside the doors, we've got Lucy and Amin and Jeremy because everyone's here for the holiday. party and I want to know with honest answers from our crew in here how do you guys just feel about the office holiday party as a construct as a thought I'm asking the audiences and I'm asking you this like in your workplaces out there do you enjoy going and then being with the co-workers do you have a company where that is something you want to be doing in your free time or does it become a responsibility and an obligation everyone rather be home with their families and not have to go to a holiday party What's the honest answer here?
I wish it were closer.
You're asking this the day of the holiday party. I love holiday parties. I like celebrating a year that was, even if some places it's difficult. It's kind of like, hey, we made it through. It's a time for optimism. I like... gathering with folks. I typically don't. We spend a lot of time with one another here and we don't spend a lot of time away from the office together. So to be able to have a drink and lighten the mood and listen to some music, exchange some gifts, it's a great time.
That sounds lovely. Does everyone experience it that way? Do the people listening to this, because the reason I asked the question is because I would love to be building a company where people get together at the holiday party and it is a rip-roaring affair. where everyone's got their arms around each other because they love working together so much. That would be wonderful.
Yeah, dream on. No, I'm just kidding. It's just a joke. It's not a joke, though. You're not joking.
You're not joking. I could dream on and that dream will never come true for me.
I think the holiday party has a bad rap. I think at a lot of companies, big companies especially, the holiday party is sort of an obligatory thing that's dreaded. In this case, you know, it's a fairly small crowd. The only weird thing about today is that right after the show, we have like a white elephant gift exchange, and then hours later, we reconvene for the party. So the logistics of that make it a little difficult, but I'm looking forward to it.
It's really, it ends up being two holiday obligations on a work day. That's right. Right.
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