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Ever find yourself pondering the true value of art or navigating the shifting sands of family traditions? This episode kicks off with a personal story of how our family Thanksgiving tradition took a modern twist this year. Our daughter took charge of hosting in her new home, and we delighted in being guests for once, savoring her delicious turkey and the company of family and friends. As we savor the nostalgia and anticipation of the holiday season, we couldn't resist a lively discussion about the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the joys of decorating for Christmas. 

From heartwarming family moments, we switch to the intriguing tale of a 74-year-old New York City fruit vendor whose simple banana morphed into a viral art piece, sparking conversations about fairness and value in the art world. The banana, though sold for a staggering $6.2 million, left the vendor, Shah Alam, without a penny. It's a story that questions the absurdity of art valuation and the complexities of compensation. To round out the episode, we tackle a listener's challenge with an overbearing friend, offering practical advice on setting boundaries inspired by classic advice columns. Join us for this engaging mix of personal stories, quirky art tales, and relatable life advice.

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