In this informal YouTube clip, the speaker humorously advocates for normalizing the practice of keeping holiday decorations up until one fully emotionally recovers from the season. They note that many people rush to take decorations down by January 2nd, but they themselves are still processing Thanksgiving, Halloween, and Christmas, feeling a lingering emotional overlap. The speaker also wishes viewers a Happy St. Patrick's Day, embraces the current vibe, and asks not to be judged for their extended festive mood.
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