[00:04 - 00:40]Shane and Amanda welcome listeners to Smosh Mouth on Christmas Day

[00:41 - 02:09]The hosts and guests discuss different types of eggnog and their preferred ways to drink it

[02:23 - 03:17]Shane and Amanda's families have different holiday drink traditions, including eggnog with bourbon, wine, and almond milk eggnog

[02:44 - 02:52]The hosts and guests discuss different types of eggnog and their preferred ways to drink it

[03:17 - 04:23]Shane and Amanda's families do not have specific holiday drink traditions, but Amanda's family enjoys hot cider on Thanksgiving.

[03:24 - 04:17]Amanda's family also makes mulled wine, while Shane's family prefers vodka and soda

[03:50 - 06:35]Family has traditions on Christmas day, including opening presents and playing with soccer boppers

[04:03 - 05:36]The speaker's family had different Christmas celebrations growing up, with some going all out and others being more low-key

[04:24 - 05:05]The hosts and guests also discuss other holiday drinks, including gin and rosemary with cranberry and ice cubes

[04:24 - 05:05]Mother and grandmother have stereotypical 50s Christmas decorations

[04:49 - 05:36]Shane and Amanda's families have different holiday drink traditions, including eggnog with bourbon, wine, and almond milk eggnog

[05:37 - 06:10]The speaker's family had different Christmas celebrations growing up, with some going all out and others being more low-key

[05:37 - 06:18]Shane and Amanda grew up in cold climates but still prefer iced coffee, while their guests find this strange

[06:10 - 06:18]Family enjoys traditional Christmas celebrations

[06:36 - 07:40]The speaker's mother is an inspiration for taking Christmas seriously and creating fun traditions

[06:56 - 08:19]The speaker personally enjoys listening to Christmas music and starts listening as soon as December begins

[08:00 - 09:00]Mother and grandmother have stereotypical 50s Christmas decorations

[08:20 - 08:38]The speaker's family had different Christmas celebrations growing up, with some going all out and others being more low-key

[08:38 - 09:20]The speaker's parents would build trampolines for them while drinking wine and wait until morning to surprise them with gifts from Santa.

[09:01 - 09:13]Some family members travel to Florida for Christmas, while others stay in California

[09:20 - 12:17]The speaker's family had different Christmas celebrations growing up, with some going all out and others being more low-key

[12:18 - 14:31]The speaker used to believe in Santa and would send letters and listen to Christmas music eagerly

[12:24 - 14:37]The speaker's parents would build trampolines for them while drinking wine and wait until morning to surprise them with gifts from Santa.

[13:05 - 13:52]Some parents would put coal in their child's stocking if they were naughty

[14:09 - 15:36]The speaker's parents would build trampolines for them while drinking wine and wait until morning to surprise them with gifts from Santa.

[14:16 - 16:05]The conversation ends with a friendly argument over who did a better job.

[14:24 - 15:36]They discuss how their parents tried to maintain the Santa myth

[15:02 - 16:59]They remember their mom's reaction, and the moment they realized Santa wasn't real

[15:42 - 18:01]The speaker recalls a childhood experience of questioning Santa's existence

[17:08 - 17:23]The speaker pitches a movie idea about a mom going to great lengths to keep the magic of Santa alive for her last child

[17:36 - 19:03]The speaker recalls a childhood experience of questioning Santa's existence

[18:13 - 20:53]They remember their mom's reaction, and the moment they realized Santa wasn't real

[19:59 - 20:36]The speaker pitches a movie idea about a mom going to great lengths to keep the magic of Santa alive for her last child

[20:15 - 22:28]The discussion turns to casting for the movie idea, with suggestions for actors to play the mom and the elf

[20:59 - 22:55]The speaker pitches a movie idea about a mom going to great lengths to keep the magic of Santa alive for her last child

[22:55 - 25:00]The speaker shares their own attempt at voicing the elf character

[23:03 - 25:06]They mention the popular tradition of "Elf on the Shelf" and share their dislike for it

[23:39 - 24:05]The speaker pitches a movie idea about a mom going to great lengths to keep the magic of Santa alive for her last child

[25:07 - 25:35]She mentions being obsessed with buying gifts for Pete

[25:14 - 28:38]The speaker admits to not liking to receive gift cards but enjoying giving them

[25:35 - 26:30]The speaker discusses her preference for consumable gifts, such as candles, cheese, or wine, to avoid pressure on the recipient

[25:48 - 29:28]The speaker admits to not liking to receive gift cards but enjoying giving them

[29:04 - 31:04]She mentions being obsessed with buying gifts for Pete

[29:33 - 29:58]The conversation turns to cooking and traditional dishes for Christmas

[29:58 - 31:25]She mentions being obsessed with buying gifts for Pete

[31:04 - 32:46]The speaker asks if the others do presents for their friends

[31:25 - 32:20]The conversation turns to cooking and traditional dishes for Christmas

[32:21 - 33:44]The speaker's husband enjoys Russian food, particularly dishes with sour cream

[32:47 - 34:17]The speaker mentions lamb with mint jelly as a traditional dish in their family

[33:08 - 35:16]They also mention a big ziti and buck-a-ow, a Portuguese dish

[35:17 - 36:11]The speaker mentions lamb with mint jelly as a traditional dish in their family

[35:23 - 36:48]The conversation turns to cooking and traditional dishes for Christmas

[35:29 - 36:42]The speaker's husband enjoys Russian food, particularly dishes with sour cream

[36:49 - 38:17]The group discusses their plans for Christmas and the possibility of going to a Waffle House or a Russian restaurant for chicken and waffles

[38:17 - 39:01]The speaker's husband enjoys Russian food, particularly dishes with sour cream

[39:02 - 41:54]Person discussing their family's Christmas traditions and love for superhero movies

[40:20 - 41:35]Mention of watching the biggest blockbuster movie released on Christmas day

[41:41 - 42:22]Mention of a proposed sequel to The Grinch with Cindy Lou as an adult

[42:37 - 43:39]Person discussing their family's Christmas traditions and love for superhero movies

[43:12 - 45:18]Mention of a proposed sequel to The Grinch with Cindy Lou as an adult

[43:18 - 45:50]Discussion of a proposed Christmas movie idea combining Snowpiercer and Polar Express

[43:39 - 44:08]Discussion of love and nostalgia for various Christmas movies, including Home Alone and Elf

[44:20 - 45:35]Mention of the animation style in Polar Express and dislike for the main character's annoying behavior

[45:51 - 46:23]Person discussing their family's Christmas traditions and love for superhero movies

[46:23 - 47:41]Discussion of Christmas episodes in TV shows, specifically Codename Kids Next Door

[46:51 - 46:56]Mention of the animation style in Polar Express and dislike for the main character's annoying behavior

[47:42 - 48:06]Mention of Christmas with the Kranks and its plot

[48:07 - 49:14]Discussion of a proposed Christmas movie idea combining Snowpiercer and Polar Express

[48:34 - 49:44]Mention of the animation style in Polar Express and dislike for the main character's annoying behavior

[49:21 - 50:05]Comparison to the animation style in Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.

[49:45 - 49:58]Mention of the animation style in Polar Express and dislike for the main character's annoying behavior

[50:05 - 51:28]The conversation starts with discussing a book about Santa Claus fighting dragons and another about Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.

[51:29 - 52:52]They mention a Christmas Spongebob episode and how there seems to be a Christmas version of everything.

[52:38 - 53:57]They discuss their image of Santa Claus, with one person picturing the classic Coca-Cola Santa and others envisioning a mischievous or jolly grandpa figure.

[52:59 - 55:07]They share unique family traditions, such as hiding a pickle in the Christmas tree and giving themselves gifts from "Santa."

[54:26 - 55:15]The conversation ends with a discussion about the speaker's mother giving them an odd pair of pajamas with black Santa and black reindeer on them.

[55:15 - 55:51]They discuss their image of Santa Claus, with one person picturing the classic Coca-Cola Santa and others envisioning a mischievous or jolly grandpa figure.

[55:28 - 57:48]The conversation ends with a discussion about the speaker's mother giving them an odd pair of pajamas with black Santa and black reindeer on them.

[56:06 - 56:37]They mention a Christmas Spongebob episode and how there seems to be a Christmas version of everything.

[56:58 - 58:50]The conversation ends with a discussion about the speaker's mother giving them an odd pair of pajamas with black Santa and black reindeer on them.

[58:50 - 59:13]They also mention a tradition of describing gifts from a certain type of Santa, such as "yoga Santa" or "alcoholic Santa."

[59:14 - 1.00:11]The conversation ends with a discussion about the speaker's mother giving them an odd pair of pajamas with black Santa and black reindeer on them.

[1.00:05 - 1.00:59]The speaker's family usually spends this week chilling and watching movies

[1.00:59 - 1.01:31]The speaker enjoys watching movies during this time, including trilogies or series like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and Star Wars

[1.01:32 - 1.01:51]The speaker wants to watch all of The Sopranos

[1.01:51 - 1.02:16]The segment "Foaming at the Mouth" is introduced

[1.02:17 - 1.03:08]The first speaker rants about Christmas decorations starting earlier each year

[1.03:08 - 1.03:14]The speaker loves outdoor walks and used to go on them with their family

[1.03:14 - 1.04:08]The second speaker rants about Christmas trees being overpriced

[1.04:08 - 1.04:55]The segment "Foaming at the Mouth" is introduced

[1.04:14 - 1.06:45]The third speaker rants about Mrs. Claus not getting enough recognition and people needing to step up their Christmas fashion game

[1.06:21 - 1.06:27]TJ Maxx is the best place on earth and the speaker loves it

[1.06:27 - 1.06:59]The third speaker rants about Mrs. Claus not getting enough recognition and people needing to step up their Christmas fashion game

[1.06:59 - 1.07:17]The speaker now lives in a less nature-filled place and misses walks

[1.07:18 - 1.07:38]The speakers conclude by asking viewers to comment their favorite Christmas movies.