You know it's the best time of year and I don't know about all of you but I had the

greatest memories of family at Christmas and Thanksgiving and New Year's and

it's great you got all three of those coming together at the same time.

And when I grew up, that was the time that we had the most fun.

And it's great to have those kinds of traditions in place because they allow you to break up the monotony of your life and to recalibrate.

And Thanksgiving, of course, is a great time to rethink what you actually are thankful for. And I do think that we have a tendency to become so

accustomed to what we have that we can become ungrateful for what we have.

And you know, like the old, like the song says,

you don't know what you got till it's gone,

you know, to pay paradise and put up a parking lot.

Who was that that did that?

That was a song I grew up with anyway.

This is a Carl question.

Counting Crows?

Pay Paradise, put up a parking lot,

ooh, parking lot.

Hey, Mr.

It's Carly Simon, I think did that one.

Big Yellow Taxi.

Big Yellow Taxi.

Venezer Carleton.

Who is it?

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