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"Even if you've never read it, you've probably sort of absorbed it because it has inspired radio plays, music, comics, jokes, you name it. It's just embedded in the culture. It's the story of a hard on their luck young couple who want to exchange Christmas presents. But they're broke. So very relatable. The woman sells her hair to buy her husband a watch bob for his pocket watch."
"Even if you've never read it, you've probably sort of absorbed it because it has inspired radio plays, music, comics, jokes, you name it. It's just embedded in the culture. It's the story of a hard on their luck young couple who want to exchange Christmas presents. But they're broke. So very relatable. The woman sells her hair to buy her husband a watch bob for his pocket watch."
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"Even if you've never read it, you've probably sort of absorbed it because it has inspired radio plays, music, comics, jokes, you name it. It's just embedded in the culture. It's the story of a hard on their luck young couple who want to exchange Christmas presents. But they're broke. So very relatable. The woman sells her hair to buy her husband a watch bob for his pocket watch."
"Even if you've never read it, you've probably sort of absorbed it because it has inspired radio plays, music, comics, jokes, you name it. It's just embedded in the culture. It's the story of a hard on their luck young couple who want to exchange Christmas presents. But they're broke. So very relatable. The woman sells her hair to buy her husband a watch bob for his pocket watch."