Speaker 1: We have a voicemail number and that number is 2192. David P I
mentioned Jewish Christmas, which is of course, you get Chinese or Indian food
or really any place that's open, right? It just tends to be Asian restaurants.
And there is a caller who is not thrilled with the Indian food
component of it. Take a listen to this. Speaker 3: David is down from Jersey and
watching the show today. And you're saying that the Jewish Christmas is Chinese or Indian food,
correct? I do not understand the meaning of the season, the Christmas spirit. How could you? It's
just like Jesus died for our sins, David. And this is the day we celebrate his birth. Not by Indians
who did the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Everyone knows it's Chinese food and the movie.
Days of Chinese food and a movie. Never Indians. I don't know. You can do Indian food the rest of
the year, but this day Jesus died so we can have the day off for our movie and Chinese food. Okay.
And specifically has to be like maybe Avatar two. Speaker 1: Anyway, we're now getting a little bit
too detailed, so this is a joke. I don't think that guy's really mad that I ate Indian food
on Christmas. But yes, there is a long tradition there that in fact, a lot of interesting sort of
sort of like articles and research into this. How did it end up that Jewish folks get Asian food on
Christmas? And of course, the answer is relatively simple. Christmas is really boring if you're
Jewish. I remember from when I was a kid, now it's less boring because no matter what day it is, I'm
just chasing around a baby. But that's a different story. But historically, it's a very boring day
and you order from the restaurants that are open. And typically those are Asian restaurants
of different kinds. I believe Indian food is just as acceptable as Chinese food on Christmas.
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