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On the Holidays

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In this episode, the Motherfunklers unwrap the holiday season like a poorly wrapped Secret Santa gift—messy, unpredictable, and full of surprises.


Trevor, Nick, and PR share tales of Friendsgiving chaos, marathon meals that defy the laws of digestion, and reinventing family traditions with a touch of flair. From paper hats to seafood overloads, it’s a hilarious and heartfelt dive into the most wonderfully chaotic time of the year.

Topics Discussed:

  • White Elephant: Proof that bad gifts make the best stories.
  • Friendsgiving feasts: Because who needs politics with family when you’ve got drunk friends?
  • PR’s slow-motion holiday meals: One course at a time, all day long.
  • Boxing Day paper hats and other bizarre British import traditions.
  • Thanksgiving, but make it Cajun—with catfish, collards, and cornbread.
  • Nostalgic chaos: When the holidays felt like a kid-run circus.


    • Orlando Spots Mentioned:

    • Fiddler’s Green, Winter Park
    • Hard Rock Live Orlando
    • Hannibal Square, Winter Park
    • South Market on South


      • Golden Nuggets:

      • A little chaos is good for the soul—and your holiday stories.
      • Perfect traditions don’t exist, but memorable ones sure do.
      • Whether it’s soul food or seafood, holiday meals are best when they break the mold.


        • Timestamps:

        00:00 Trevor’s ode to holiday magic.

        05:30 Gifts you can’t unsee.

        15:10 PR’s marathon meals

        22:45 Why adults need their own holiday.

        30:00 Thanksgiving, reimagined.

        37:20 Paper hats and quirky British traditions.

        45:10 Why the holidays still feel magical.



        Where to Find Us Funklers?

        • Trevor — @atomicchilisauce (Instagram)
        • Nick — @orlandotrivia (Instagram)
        • Pragasen — @pragasen_ramiah_allstate (Instagram)
        • Edd — @eddsiu (Instagram)
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