When I was a kid, we would go to Christmas Eve church service and it was a very quiet service with just the pastor talking up front. Most of the lights would be turned off and they would give us each a lit candle to hold. Eventually we would be instructed to blow them out. Ever since them whenever I smell a candle that has just been extinguished I think of that service.
For many years I had a Holiday tree (artificial) that stayed up year round. I decorated differently for each Holiday. January - read Apple tree February - Valentine's Day decorations March - St Patrick's Day April - Easter May, June, July - Patriotic to honor Memorial Day, Flag Day, Armed Forces Day, Independence Day. August, September, October - varied , but Fall and Halloween decorations showed up in October. November - Thanksgiving decorations December - Christmas Other parts of the house might also get decorated.
Just like in the Philippines when it's everybody decorated their house of Christmas lights, from windows, to doors, to gate and to the garden and trees, I just love it you can really feel the spirit of Christmas where there's only joy's giving gifts, carrolling to houses, and eat delicious and Christmas foods, going to the church. Oh how I love those days! I really miss this traditions
We have tamales Christmas Eve followed by Candlelight Communion at church. Christmas morning only 1 person opens a present at a time, that way we get to see what everyone got. Christmas morning breakfast features pineapple fritters and peppermint ice cream. I found that my boys would eat eggs, bacon and/or sausage as long as they got the fritters and ice cream. As adults they all talk about how special breakfast was.
Oh my God I’m dying it’s true and you could never get the Christmas tree picked out brought home and put into the stand without at least one family argument 😂😂😂
I'm in Australia and we have Christmas t-shirts, we'd die in the heat if we wore sweaters! The last few years at work rather than Kristkindl (Secret Santa) we do Selfish Santa which is a lot more fun. We each bring a gift (to a specified amount) the gifts are all wrapped and placed in a pile, a nominated person gets to choose a gift and unwrap it, if someone else likes the gift then they can 'steal it' when it's their turn to choose a gift. The same gift can be stolen a few times, it's a fun way to exchange gifts.
Martha Stewart's Christmas DVD is like my new Christmas tradition, and it's really fun for over 3 hours, and if I ever have kids, I'm going to show it to them, so the tradition can carry on into the next generation.
Merry Christmas. Happy holidays. I am from Greece but I was born in New York in the late 70's. I always remember the PERFECT decoration on the streets. We left New York in '86.. and so I have not rejoiced many times throughout the Christmas celebration in the USA.
My family doesn't really celebrate Christmas so my tradition is to jump around with friends and spend christmas with them. Always both fun and sad hahaha
I live in what used to be an old mining village in the UK so our family still has a coal fire (as do many others in the village) so when I was younger to "send my letter to Santa" I'd burn the letter in the fire after I wrote it (my parents always insisted to have us let them "check over it" before burning haha). We also don't take the tree down until sixth January with the 12th day of Christmas being on the fifth.
My town's fairgrounds has a drive-through Christmas light display. They counted over 100,000 lights. It's kind of cool. Hopefully they can have their annual Christmas parade & that drive-through simultaneously.
Christmas has waged war on Thanksgiving and Halloween. When people say happy holidays you offend the hard core Christmas lovers and is a hot button topic on the most conservative of news networks. The most wonderful time of the year is not all fun and reindeer games here in the US. However, Christmas in the US is a spectacle and is definitely something people should come and enjoy.
So cool that you are in front of the famous leg lamp and wearing a Ralphie shirt. You clearly "get" Christmas! Have a merry one and keep making your videos....
We put our tree up on Black Friday with spiked hot cocoa and Christmas movies. We leave it up until Monday after Super Bowl, as that is our holiday season.
I store I visit here in Australia has elf on a shelf as well as all the accessories for it including plastic vomit and plastic pee stain or something similar.
Thank You for explaining the U.S. Tradition !!! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎁 to you and your family !!! Love the way you explain in detail and your bubbly personality 😇 !!!
I know these are American traditions but it's pretty much the same in the UK. That's a positive thing in my opinion. Having been to a few Christmas days in America the only difference is the open house concept where people walk in and say hello (maybe that's just a Rhode Island thing?) .Generally you expect an invite in the UK.
Though the milk and cookies for Santa get replaced with brandy and a mince pie (in general - household attitudes to alcohol permitting) for Father Christmas
We hide the Christmas pickle on our tree for the kids to find and they hide it again for the next person to find. We have an elf but not typical elf on the shelf. We hang it on light fixture or sit it on a shelf but do not move it around. Just more of a funny decoration.
My husband had an Elf on the Shelf. I'd never heard of it in my 41 years until we started dating. Now married with 2 kids and he still has those elves he moves around for our daughters. They love it! I just had a "belt on the shelf" growing up 😂
😆I loathe that damn elf. Caleb thought it was ridiculous when he was small. He went thru a phase where he wanted to be a doctor and I remember finding the elf with a bunch of my sewing pins in it. Looked like a voodoo doll. Cracked me up!
driving around to look at lights has always been a great activity. In California, there are SO many places that do Christmas Light installations like the LA Zoo, the Living Desert in Palm Springs area and more.
Rudolph, the 1970s Scrooge musical with Albert Finney, and- for us Chicagoans- the Bozo Gar and Ray special, are must-haves at Christmas for viewing, and I love making cookies and chocolates. My husband also likes having a nightcap of eggnog with his brother after Midnight (10:30 PM) mass. He loved the Christian Brothers eggnog I bought for them last year for the nightcap.
We're very traditionally English in our traditions (comes of both singing in choirs, I guess), so the tree and decorations go up after 1 December (more often nearer the 20th to avoid needle drop, though that's avoided with a good water-holding Christmas tree stand) and stay up until Twelfth Night (night of 5-6 January), after which it's terribly bad luck to keep the decorations out. There are some traditions that had to give way to practicality - I've never lived anywhere with a real fire, so as a child in the late 1980s letters to Father Christmas were placed by the heating boiler (hey it's got a vent, right?) and stockings were hung on the footboard of the bed for minor presents like stationery and fruit. I'm not sure Father Christmas would have gone for milk, though - a glass of sherry or brandy left in the living room, on the other hand...
Spot on with Christmas Traditions in America. I might add your favorite Christmas Sing -alongs, Midnight Mass and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Also, playing the Christmas Gift Exchange Game. Merry Christmas !!! Happy Holidays !!! Mark, Jocelyn, Caleb, Liam , Mom and all of your family and friends in the TH-cam Community🎁🎁🎁 Harriet and Jim.
I get way more excited for all of these things than my husband does (he's Ukrainian, so Christmas is in January), so our compromise is that I wait until Dec. 1, and do it all myself😂 just gotta try to make it magical for the kids!! Merry!!🎄
Don’t forget giving Tuesday -on behalf of all the nonprofits - please don’t forget giving Tuesday. It’s a day in America where are we encourage people to donate to their favorite organizations and help those less fortunate. It’s a moment to reflect and be grateful that you were able to provide a nice holiday for your family and to help someone else.
We're starting a new one, maybe: After watching so many of your Christkindl Markte videos featuring it, and the how-to video you did with your mom, we're assembling gluhwein ingredients to give it a try!
I’m British, the best tradition for us is that many or most people stop work on 24 December and don’t go back to work until 2 January. The Christmas tree was a German tradition imported by Price Albert, Queen Victoria’s German husband in the nineteenth century. Maybe German immigrants introduced this tradition to the US?
Great vid but a bit bittersweet for me, as I no longer do some of these due to most of my family passing away or being out of contact and my daughter is in her 20s now :( Definitely not down with the Christmas in July or decorations out in Sept/Oct though- I like to enjoy the seasons and holidays as they come instead of skipping ahead, such a pet peeve for me!
Of i m for the elf on the sheff it s so funny. I like also watching christmas movies from canada or in mountains with snow and pines in the cold with wood or typic houses. It s exiting, also in big cities the those Marketing business women whom sell christmas trees decorations,
In American churches with Swedish heritage, they celebrate St. Lucia's Day on December 13th. It's a festival of light due to it being so close to the shortest day of light of the year. The girls of the church form a procession with candles on their head. These lights are also made to consider Christ bringing light into the world.
I’m okay with elf on the shelf and enjoy most funny pictures. However, my dad just had a hissy fit yesterday because my uncle shared a funny facebook picture of the grinch holding the elf over the toilet. Dad said parents don’t realize they could traumatize their kids. I say it’s up to the parents to know what their kids can and can’t handle, and not everyone with an elf has children. Some people have one just for fun and to entertain others with pictures.
We always got to open one gift on Christmas Eve. Then we opened the rest after Santa visited our house. Also, what about Christmas caroling? Does anyone do that anymore?
My parents never fought when getting the tree. They are still together, so maybe it is a good indication of a lasting marriage. Last year my husband and I got our first real Christmas tree. He made me cry. What does that say about ours?
Hi Mark. Like your channel although I don't travel at all🕺. In Finland,we visit graveyards,to remember those who are not with us anymore,it's an old old tradition,going back I think to pagan times, something that Christianity didn't destroy all though they tried hard. Anyhow,keep it up,peace from 🇫🇮
Sounds like the USA just makes up new traditions every year. They are great at marketing the new fad (tradition). It would be interesting to see what year a new tradition actually started. Elf on the shelf 2005.
USA is far to christmassy for my taste. If I had to watch Christmas stuff in stores from July or even from November I would be overfed and ready to throw up come Christmas. I my family we put up decorations on December 1st, and when the kids were small we decorated the Christmas tree on December 24. But a Merry Christmas to you and your family. Greetings from Denmark. 🎅🤶🧑🎄🧑🎄
Anti elf on the shelf. It’s tacky! Time consuming at a time when you have enough to do! Expensive to buy the props! And my kids aren’t stupid. They’d realize he was fake pretty quick and then wonder what else we are lying about 🤔
Mark ... Buddy..... How could you forget the nativity scene? Jesus is the reason for the season. My wife is so mad at you now. I'll have to buy extra eggnog to calm her down. You're making my life misable. Thanks. I'm still a subscriber, but you making it tough at my house. I'm a fellow traveler, entrepreneur and marketing guy. Help me out! Fix this!
@@ProfessorWolters True, we love your videos and subscribe, we don't understand why Americans have an obsession about causing pain to others or buying guns for 15 year old for Christmas
I love going to Christmas Eve church service and seeing the live nativities around the city.
That is super nice
When I was a kid, we would go to Christmas Eve church service and it was a very quiet service with just the pastor talking up front. Most of the lights would be turned off and they would give us each a lit candle to hold. Eventually we would be instructed to blow them out.
Ever since them whenever I smell a candle that has just been extinguished I think of that service.
@@BillGreenAZ I 100% understand the nostalgia coming from scent. It’s such a powerful sense!!
For many years I had a Holiday tree (artificial) that stayed up year round. I decorated differently for each Holiday.
January - read Apple tree
February - Valentine's Day decorations
March - St Patrick's Day
April - Easter
May, June, July - Patriotic to honor Memorial Day, Flag Day, Armed Forces Day, Independence Day.
August, September, October - varied , but Fall and Halloween decorations showed up in October.
November - Thanksgiving decorations
December - Christmas
Other parts of the house might also get decorated.
This is so good. A popular one around here are the model trains! Merry Christmas and happy holidays Wolters!
I do like those
Just like in the Philippines when it's everybody decorated their house of Christmas lights, from windows, to doors, to gate and to the garden and trees, I just love it you can really feel the spirit of Christmas where there's only joy's giving gifts, carrolling to houses, and eat delicious and Christmas foods, going to the church. Oh how I love those days! I really miss this traditions
Super video. Endlich wieder Weihnachtszeit🎄🎅🎁
Danke!
We have tamales Christmas Eve followed by Candlelight Communion at church. Christmas morning only 1 person opens a present at a time, that way we get to see what everyone got. Christmas morning breakfast features pineapple fritters and peppermint ice cream. I found that my boys would eat eggs, bacon and/or sausage as long as they got the fritters and ice cream. As adults they all talk about how special breakfast was.
Oh my God I’m dying it’s true and you could never get the Christmas tree picked out brought home and put into the stand without at least one family argument 😂😂😂
I remember they played Christmas music in July for like a week here for that whole "Christmas in July"
Sounds about right :)
We have watched Muppet Christmas Carol for 21 years in a row. It's a great movie and a great tradition
Love it!
I'm in Australia and we have Christmas t-shirts, we'd die in the heat if we wore sweaters! The last few years at work rather than Kristkindl (Secret Santa) we do Selfish Santa which is a lot more fun. We each bring a gift (to a specified amount) the gifts are all wrapped and placed in a pile, a nominated person gets to choose a gift and unwrap it, if someone else likes the gift then they can 'steal it' when it's their turn to choose a gift. The same gift can be stolen a few times, it's a fun way to exchange gifts.
When I was little my mom drove me around looking at Christmas lights on houses and now I do the same with my kid.
Martha Stewart's Christmas DVD is like my new Christmas tradition, and it's really fun for over 3 hours, and if I ever have kids, I'm going to show it to them, so the tradition can carry on into the next generation.
Merry Christmas Ho ,Ho, Ho !!! 🎅 🎁🎄 To my favorite family of " travelling elves " 👨👩👦👦 😘
Merry Christmas. Happy holidays. I am from Greece but I was born in New York in the late 70's. I always remember the PERFECT decoration on the streets. We left New York in '86.. and so I have not rejoiced many times throughout the Christmas celebration in the USA.
Hey mark, Great video and Merry Christmas to you and your family
Thanks Tobi!
My family doesn't really celebrate Christmas so my tradition is to jump around with friends and spend christmas with them. Always both fun and sad hahaha
I live in what used to be an old mining village in the UK so our family still has a coal fire (as do many others in the village) so when I was younger to "send my letter to Santa" I'd burn the letter in the fire after I wrote it (my parents always insisted to have us let them "check over it" before burning haha). We also don't take the tree down until sixth January with the 12th day of Christmas being on the fifth.
I wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year, Wolters.
I can tell you guys had a lot of fun with this video! Feliz navidad, Mark!
Thanks Lean!
Merry Christmas to mark & family
Merry Christmas!
My town's fairgrounds has a drive-through Christmas light display. They counted over 100,000 lights. It's kind of cool.
Hopefully they can have their annual Christmas parade & that drive-through simultaneously.
Christmas has waged war on Thanksgiving and Halloween. When people say happy holidays you offend the hard core Christmas lovers and is a hot button topic on the most conservative of news networks. The most wonderful time of the year is not all fun and reindeer games here in the US. However, Christmas in the US is a spectacle and is definitely something people should come and enjoy.
Christmas luminaries are one my favorites.
Those are nice.
Your energy itself is making me feel the Christmas spirit! Thanks for the video and happy holidays :)
So cool that you are in front of the famous leg lamp and wearing a Ralphie shirt. You clearly "get" Christmas! Have a merry one and keep making your videos....
My family stopped using family photos for our Christmas cards. I’m a photographer, so I just go out and shoot snowy scene somewhere
We put our tree up on Black Friday with spiked hot cocoa and Christmas movies. We leave it up until Monday after Super Bowl, as that is our holiday season.
I store I visit here in Australia has elf on a shelf as well as all the accessories for it including plastic vomit and plastic pee stain or something similar.
Thank You for explaining the U.S. Tradition !!! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎁 to you and your family !!! Love the way you explain in detail and your bubbly personality 😇 !!!
I know these are American traditions but it's pretty much the same in the UK. That's a positive thing in my opinion. Having been to a few Christmas days in America the only difference is the open house concept where people walk in and say hello (maybe that's just a Rhode Island thing?) .Generally you expect an invite in the UK.
We have an open house party each. Hristmas to have people just come by. This year it's going to be in the driveway. But hopefully a good time
Though the milk and cookies for Santa get replaced with brandy and a mince pie (in general - household attitudes to alcohol permitting) for Father Christmas
We hide the Christmas pickle on our tree for the kids to find and they hide it again for the next person to find. We have an elf but not typical elf on the shelf. We hang it on light fixture or sit it on a shelf but do not move it around. Just more of a funny decoration.
this video is super duper good. Now i now more about American christmas tradition and also learn many new fun fact
My husband had an Elf on the Shelf. I'd never heard of it in my 41 years until we started dating. Now married with 2 kids and he still has those elves he moves around for our daughters. They love it! I just had a "belt on the shelf" growing up 😂
HahahaH
😆I loathe that damn elf. Caleb thought it was ridiculous when he was small. He went thru a phase where he wanted to be a doctor and I remember finding the elf with a bunch of my sewing pins in it. Looked like a voodoo doll. Cracked me up!
You forgot to mention radio stations playing non-stop Christmas music between Halloween and Christmas
Very true :)
That's the most irritating part of Christmas in the US. The radio stations get screwed up for 3 months. 😂
driving around to look at lights has always been a great activity. In California, there are SO many places that do Christmas Light installations like the LA Zoo, the Living Desert in Palm Springs area and more.
In latinoamerica we leave the christmas tree till January 6.
This is so beautiful!🎅🎄🦌
Greetings from Germany
Rudolph, the 1970s Scrooge musical with Albert Finney, and- for us Chicagoans- the Bozo Gar and Ray special, are must-haves at Christmas for viewing, and I love making cookies and chocolates. My husband also likes having a nightcap of eggnog with his brother after Midnight (10:30 PM) mass. He loved the Christian Brothers eggnog I bought for them last year for the nightcap.
We're very traditionally English in our traditions (comes of both singing in choirs, I guess), so the tree and decorations go up after 1 December (more often nearer the 20th to avoid needle drop, though that's avoided with a good water-holding Christmas tree stand) and stay up until Twelfth Night (night of 5-6 January), after which it's terribly bad luck to keep the decorations out.
There are some traditions that had to give way to practicality - I've never lived anywhere with a real fire, so as a child in the late 1980s letters to Father Christmas were placed by the heating boiler (hey it's got a vent, right?) and stockings were hung on the footboard of the bed for minor presents like stationery and fruit. I'm not sure Father Christmas would have gone for milk, though - a glass of sherry or brandy left in the living room, on the other hand...
Spot on with Christmas Traditions in America. I might add your favorite Christmas Sing -alongs, Midnight Mass and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Also, playing the Christmas Gift Exchange Game. Merry Christmas !!! Happy Holidays !!! Mark, Jocelyn, Caleb, Liam , Mom and all of your family and friends in the TH-cam Community🎁🎁🎁 Harriet and Jim.
I just think Elf On The Shelf is creepy.
I'm all for these other traditions though!!
Happy Holidays to you and your family!!
We are not elf on the shelf fans.
Must say it’s easier to to decorate than to un decorate by far. Great video!
I get way more excited for all of these things than my husband does (he's Ukrainian, so Christmas is in January), so our compromise is that I wait until Dec. 1, and do it all myself😂 just gotta try to make it magical for the kids!! Merry!!🎄
Many people put up a creche scene. Under the Christmas tree, on the mantle, or somewhere else.
Another GREAT VIDEO!!!!
Mark, Did I see you on It's a Southern Thing, "Bless Your Rank" - Cookies?
That was us. Liam and I were watching the live feed and had to comment
great video!
Don’t forget giving Tuesday -on behalf of all the nonprofits - please don’t forget giving Tuesday. It’s a day in America where are we encourage people to donate to their favorite organizations and help those less fortunate. It’s a moment to reflect and be grateful that you were able to provide a nice holiday for your family and to help someone else.
Pro elf on a shelf. Happy holidays.
We're starting a new one, maybe: After watching so many of your Christkindl Markte videos featuring it, and the how-to video you did with your mom, we're assembling gluhwein ingredients to give it a try!
Living in Florida two unique ones.
We have a 1 ton sandcastle Christmas 🎄.
Christmas boat parade where people decorate their boats.
I’m British, the best tradition for us is that many or most people stop work on 24 December and don’t go back to work until 2 January. The Christmas tree was a German tradition imported by Price Albert, Queen Victoria’s German husband in the nineteenth century. Maybe German immigrants introduced this tradition to the US?
We will be around your way for Christmas next year
It's not Christmas until Hans drops from the Nakatomi Towers.
Amen! And spoiler for a bonus video on Monday ;)
im not sure why i get so happy and sad at the same time seeing this
Now I can watch that movie yeah in a new light🕯️
Great vid but a bit bittersweet for me, as I no longer do some of these due to most of my family passing away or being out of contact and my daughter is in her 20s now :( Definitely not down with the Christmas in July or decorations out in Sept/Oct though- I like to enjoy the seasons and holidays as they come instead of skipping ahead, such a pet peeve for me!
Shalom pruder
I had no idea
Of i m for the elf on the sheff it s so funny. I like also watching christmas movies from canada or in mountains with snow and pines in the cold with wood or typic houses. It s exiting, also in big cities the those Marketing business women whom sell christmas trees decorations,
Where did you get the Prairie
Gardens van at?!. I live near Champaign and love to go there!
At prairie gardens 😀
The only tradition I had not heard of is the pajama one.
They sell sets at some stores
In American churches with Swedish heritage, they celebrate St. Lucia's Day on December 13th. It's a festival of light due to it being so close to the shortest day of light of the year. The girls of the church form a procession with candles on their head. These lights are also made to consider Christ bringing light into the world.
Merry Christmas. 1st
Thanks Kris
@@WoltersWorldShorts I didn't know you had a shots channel...oh it's on like Donkey Kong.
gone overboard just doesnt say it, but do keep in the spirit of C
I’m okay with elf on the shelf and enjoy most funny pictures. However, my dad just had a hissy fit yesterday because my uncle shared a funny facebook picture of the grinch holding the elf over the toilet. Dad said parents don’t realize they could traumatize their kids. I say it’s up to the parents to know what their kids can and can’t handle, and not everyone with an elf has children. Some people have one just for fun and to entertain others with pictures.
Now Mark...how come Home Alone was not mentioned....
When my old dog was alive, you could not put the Christmas presents out early. He would rip the wrapping right off all the packages. Westies be crazy
We always got to open one gift on Christmas Eve. Then we opened the rest after Santa visited our house. Also, what about Christmas caroling? Does anyone do that anymore?
Now that's what i call a classy lamp. 🎄
Now, i triple dog dare you to stick your tongue on that pole. 🎭
Ralphie!!!!!!
Poor Santa in your video got factory cookies with his milk.
My parents never fought when getting the tree. They are still together, so maybe it is a good indication of a lasting marriage. Last year my husband and I got our first real Christmas tree. He made me cry. What does that say about ours?
Elf on the shelf is weird.
Can you do a video on The DON'Ts of Visiting North Korea?
Most of them are 🇬🇧British traditions
Merry Christmas btw 😁
Hi Mark. Like your channel although I don't travel at all🕺. In Finland,we visit graveyards,to remember those who are not with us anymore,it's an old old tradition,going back I think to pagan times, something that Christianity didn't destroy all though they tried hard. Anyhow,keep it up,peace from 🇫🇮
Elf on the shelf is so creepy. Found him in the bathroom once looking down at the toilet. I don't like the idea of being watched either.
80 inch TV for 20$? WHERE???
95.1
Fun Facts : Santa Claus was created after Odin ( Nordic God)
Sounds like the USA just makes up new traditions every year. They are great at marketing the new fad (tradition). It would be interesting to see what year a new tradition actually started. Elf on the shelf 2005.
It's how we roll
There's a weird popping sound in the audio. I had to turn off the volume because it was annoying my wife also.
I dont hear it. Maybe your speakers are going out to pasture.
The popping is with the text coming in and out
@@SherriLyle80s Well good reason to buy another tv.
@@WoltersWorldShorts Great video though...even when muted thank you.
@@WoltersWorldShorts FYI: I like the sound effects!!! Especially with a Christmas video. It seems VERY fitting.
It’s ironic that we go from thanksgiving to stomping over people to save a few bucks
USA is far to christmassy for my taste. If I had to watch Christmas stuff in stores from July or even from November I would be overfed and ready to throw up come Christmas. I my family we put up decorations on December 1st, and when the kids were small we decorated the Christmas tree on December 24. But a Merry
Christmas to you and your family. Greetings from Denmark. 🎅🤶🧑🎄🧑🎄
I am over Christmas by Halloween 😆
Have to be honest Christmas in the USA is a disappointment, it’s a one day thing then back to work
My whole life blind about Christmas ⛄ just to be told now that Christmas is killing and survival to be white and proud
Anti elf on the shelf. It’s tacky! Time consuming at a time when you have enough to do! Expensive to buy the props! And my kids aren’t stupid. They’d realize he was fake pretty quick and then wonder what else we are lying about 🤔
I'm anti Elf on the Shelf.
Mark ... Buddy..... How could you forget the nativity scene? Jesus is the reason for the season. My wife is so mad at you now. I'll have to buy extra eggnog to calm her down. You're making my life misable. Thanks. I'm still a subscriber, but you making it tough at my house. I'm a fellow traveler, entrepreneur and marketing guy. Help me out! Fix this!
All these things are fun and nice but most people forgot that we are celebrating Jesus Christ's birth 😔
Your T shirt is offensive
You obviously don't know the movie
@@ProfessorWolters True, we love your videos and subscribe, we don't understand why Americans have an obsession about causing pain to others or buying guns for 15 year old for Christmas
A friend told me that a deeply rooted Christmas tradition in America is to commit mass shootings, is that right?