In this brief, informal holiday‑season video, the speaker frames December 22nd as a "moment of yes"—a prompt to adopt a cheerful, generous mindset right now rather than waiting for the official holidays. He emphasizes that joy is a state of mind and encourages listeners to start spreading it to themselves, family, neighbors, and even strangers, illustrated by a personal anecdote about intentionally bringing positivity to a long wait at the DMV. The monologue includes shout‑outs to friends Frank and Jesse for a recent improv show, a light‑hearted joke about Jesse’s sternum, and concludes with warm holiday wishes and a reminder to keep the joy flowing.
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Hey everyone, this is your moment of yes for Monday, December 22nd. Happy holidays, everyone. Yeah, your moment of yes for today is, you know, I mean, Hanukkah has arrived, Christmas is here in a few days, New Year's is almost here, Kwanzaa. We're, we're in like holidays, we're just, we're in the zone, we're in the holiday zone. So really the message is like, we don't need to wait for the holidays To mentally shift into a holiday mindset, being more cheery, more bright, more light, more friendly. Obviously, it's just a state of mind anyway. And so whatever we can do to just bring, bring that joy now, we don't have to wait until it gets here. Bring the joy now. Start with yourself. Start with your family, your neighbors. Start bringing the joy. I was at the DMV this morning, you know, for a good hour, hour and a half. And my intention going in was like, you know, just, uh, to bring joy, to bring light, whether it's the people that are working there or the people around you. Um, and just to kind of, you know, shift my own mindset and hopefully, you know, help others around. So, um, whatever we have going on, it's that hectic time. There's a lot, there's a lot to do. Um, but bring that joy. Stop, pause, take a few breaths, bring that joy, keep it simple, and better yet, you get to bless those around you. Shout out to Frank and Jesse for a great improv show this weekend. Jesse, I hope your sternum is feeling better. That was a punch on my part. These little noodles, look out, they're deceptively strong. But love you guys, love everyone. Hey, have a great holiday this week, y'all. I'll talk to you soon. That's your moment of yes.
