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It was still raining, so I had to drive slowly. This was wild—I was leading a huge truckload of Christmas trees to someone’s house I didn’t know. By the time we took off looking for the place, it was nearly midnight.

When we arrived, the homeowner had organized the entire neighborhood to help. Someone made hot chocolate and coffee, another baked brownies, and a few people started contacting the media. Amid the festive chaos, someone even rolled a bunch of joints. The atmosphere was fantastic!

With thousands of trees, the work took all night. We left around 3 AM, caught a little sleep, and came back at 8 AM. It was a madhouse. Hundreds of people came to claim their free Christmas trees. The newspaper, radio, and TV stations were there, capturing the excitement.

The giveaway continued all day, but there were still plenty of trees left. When we returned the next day, even bigger crowds showed up. The media was back, and it became a true Christmas feel-good story.

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