SEGMENT 1 — LAUNA’S THANKSGIVING & WEEKENDA. Thanksgiving Day·        Spent Thanksgiving at Paul’s brother Neil’s house in Odessa.·        First Thanksgiving as a Stringfield.·        25 people, lots of food.·        Realization: No one said the blessing.B. Thursday Night·        Went out to a friend’s house to hang out and party.C. Black Friday·        Stayed home, did online shopping.·        Spent ~$700 but is almost done with holiday & birthday shopping.·        Has two boys’ birthdays in December.D. Sunday — Buccaneers Game·        Birthday outing for both boys, especially Gavin (turning 11, wearing a cast).·        Challenge: finding a birthday activity he could do → landed on the idea of going to a Bucs game.·        Bought last-minute tickets Friday night → Section 138, $165 each (great deal vs usual $400–500).·        Had to buy 5 tickets including teenage daughter.E. The Clothing Saga·        Day-after-Black-Friday scramble for Bucs apparel.·        Multiple stores visited: Target, Bealls, Kohl’s, Sam’s, etc.·        Only found most sizes; one shirt bought at stadium gift shop for $110.F. The Game Experience·        Boys’ first Bucs game—huge excitement.·        Highlights: pirate ship, cannons, pregame videos, giant flag, Jumbotron moments, t-shirt cannons.·        Weather: Extremely hot — sitting in full sun.G. The Cost Breakdown·        Drinks: Two doubles = $65.·        Kids’ snacks/waters/foam fingers.·        Tickets + apparel + food ≈ $1,400 total.·        Justifying cost: Equivalent to what they'd spend on two kids’ birthday parties combined.H. NFL Sideline Shade Observation·        DIY-looking PVC pipe shade rig over players → humorous contrast to NFL’s wealth.·        Competitive advantage discussion — home team keeps visitors in the sun.SEGMENT 2 — KEVIN AND J.R.’S THANKSGIVINGA. Kevin Hosting Thanksgiving·        Turkey turned out great.·        No major drama; smooth holiday.B. J.R. Wednesday Lightning Game·        Went to a Lightning game the night before Thanksgiving.·        Zero dollars spent thanks to a friend with suite tickets.·        Enjoyed beer, Wagyu cheeseburgers, free drinks.·        Paid $20 for parking only.C. J.R. Thanksgiving Day·        Spent the holiday at Kristin’s parents’ house.·        Large spread; lots of kids with electric bikes, toy vehicles.·        Played games, good family time.SEGMENT 3 — FEATURE EVENT: ON BIKESA. Introduction to the Event·        Happens Saturday, December 6 in downtown Tampa.·        Hosts transition to interview with Marissa Schwartz, CEO of On Bikes.INTERVIEW WITH MARISSA SCHWARTZ — CEO OF ON BIKESA. Organization Overview·        On Bikes provides bicycles to foster kids and youth in need.·        Main fundraiser = December 6 holiday-themed ride + festival.B. Event Day Breakdown·        Early arrival encouraged.·        Pre-ride bike decorating station (Ribeca Salon).·        Theme: Holiday pajamas or festive wear.·        Ride starts at 9:00 AM on Bayshore Blvd.·        Afterparty at Cacciatore Park: brunch, mimosas, VIP area, kids’ zone, music.C. Tickets·        Both GA and VIP available at onbikes.org.·        VIP perks: Exclusive DJ Fresh set, dedicated lounge area.D. Bike Rentals & Valet·        Attendees can pre-order rented bikes (limited supply).·        Bike valet available — like car valet for bikes.E. December 9 — Santa’s Bike Shop (Volunteer Build Day)·        At Benchmark International.·        1,000 volunteers assemble 1,000 bikes.·        Two shifts: 12–3 PM and 4–7 PM.·        Volunteer link released online (first come, first served).·        Sponsorship opportunities for assembly tables.F. How to Get Involved·        Visit onbikes.org → sign up for email list, buy tickets, volunteer.·        Follow On Bikes on Instagram/Facebook.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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