News Radio (Xmas Story)
The guy in the Santa suit ho-ho-ho-ing and ringing his bell could be dangerous. If you don't believe me just ask Bill McNeal. The Santa harassed him making him wary of the harm that could be done to him. Except it turned out to be a stunt to get Bill McNeal to listen to the Santa's audition tape. It turns out the Santa was looking for advice on getting a job in radio. Or was it?
Mr. James gets a Yankees autographed jersey, and he gets the staff baseball caps. Except the staff isn't thrilled. To make up for it, Mr. James buys them all cars except Matthew who gets an old-timey radio comedy show. Is that enough for them?
Christmas theme is bad presents. Not getting what you had wished for. Admittedly, this ain't a theme, but something that occurs always during Christmas. If you wanted it so bad, you should've bought it yourself. On the flip side, cash is always good; don't buy lame presents.
The chance for something lame greatly increases with the amount of presents you get. I got very few presents this year. Thanks, Santa!
The guy in the Santa suit ho-ho-ho-ing and ringing his bell could be dangerous. If you don't believe me just ask Bill McNeal. The Santa harassed him making him wary of the harm that could be done to him. Except it turned out to be a stunt to get Bill McNeal to listen to the Santa's audition tape. It turns out the Santa was looking for advice on getting a job in radio. Or was it?
Mr. James gets a Yankees autographed jersey, and he gets the staff baseball caps. Except the staff isn't thrilled. To make up for it, Mr. James buys them all cars except Matthew who gets an old-timey radio comedy show. Is that enough for them?
Christmas theme is bad presents. Not getting what you had wished for. Admittedly, this ain't a theme, but something that occurs always during Christmas. If you wanted it so bad, you should've bought it yourself. On the flip side, cash is always good; don't buy lame presents.
The chance for something lame greatly increases with the amount of presents you get. I got very few presents this year. Thanks, Santa!
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