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Ever since Thanksgiving, we have been bombarded with an overload of
Christmas Music, on darn near every radio station. Dont get me wrong, I like much of it, but TOO MUCH is TOO MUCH.... (Especially for a full month). When the calendar went from Dec. 25, to Dec. 26 at midnight, all of a sudden there is no Christmas music at all.... It's like someone flips a switch at midnight and all the Christmas music is completely gone for the next 11 months. Why cant they begin playing it about 10 days before the holiday, and increase it as the days get closer, then after Christmas has ended, taper it down over a few days. After all, it's still the Christmas or the Holiday "season". It's almost like the moment the day ends, it's OVER entirely.... Sometimes I think it's just played to get people into stores to shop, and now that it's over, and no one is going to shop anymore, (for Christmas), lets not play the music at all anymore. At least they could play it for a few more days while everyone is returning half their gifts, to keep people in the spirit of the holiday.... |
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