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I'd do without turkey on Thanksgiving to resolve that discrepancy.
I'm still in favor of making the 25th of every month a holiday. Leave the holiday tree up the year round, just change the decorations for each month. Christmas is already four months long, and everybody seems to love it, so why not make it the whole year? Neverending Christmas!
Which is why we laugh (at them).
They are trendsetters!
Anyway, while everyone’s busy imagining aliens, let’s get real. Thanks to Monsanto, we’ve got genetically modified turkeys that are far superior to anything Dr. Mephesto ever cooked up. I mean, remember his attempt at those mutant turkeys that almost took over South Park? Yeah, not gonna happen this Thanksgiving. These turkeys are engineered for perfection—juicy, tender, and ready to feed every American. No shortages, no weird science experiments gone wrong, just solid, delicious turkey for all. So, forget about time-traveling aliens and just enjoy the feast!