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If Christmas and Hannukah Were People, They'd Probably Act Like This
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Dec 8, 2015 3:58 PM CUT
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Dec 8, 2015 3:58 PM CUT
Hannukah and Christmas inevitably get lumped together even though they have virtually nothing to do with each other. So comedy duo Soren and Jolles (made up of two Jewish women who happen to enjoy Christmas) decided to imagine what these two holidays would be like if they were people who knew each other.
Naturally, Christmas is loud and fun and cheery and gets all the attention while Hannukah struggles to get recognized.
“[Hanukkah] is nowhere near as big of a party as Christmas,” Tracy Soren told the Daily Dot. “It’s not even a high holiday for us.”
In general, though, they love the holiday season. Soren added: “We wonder if the only reason [Hanukkah] is chillin’ with Christmas is so that we didn’t feel so bad as kids.”
Read next: What We Know About the Truth Behind the Hanukkah Story