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"My whole family adores It&amp;#39;s a Wonderful Life. We watch it every winter and quote it all year round. And while its ultimate lesson--true wealth is measured in friends, not dollars--is of course the most important takeaway, it&amp;#39;s not the only thing from the movie you can holiday-relate to.\nWhen you get your Amex bill after shopping for everyone.\nPinterestFacebookSource\nWhen someone cues up the Trans Siberian Orchestra&amp;#39;s super-urgent take on &amp;quot;Ring Jazzy Bells&amp;quot; for the fortieth time.\nPinterestFacebookSource\nWhen you run into your ex in the grocery store, and you just happen to be dressed better than everyone else, because you were aware there was a 1 percent chance this could happen, and it&amp;#39;s all totally worth it when he says you look good in your outfit.\nPinterestFacebookSource\nWhen your uncle&amp;#39;s like: I was wrong, we&amp;#39;re actually NOT out of eggnog!\nPinterestFacebookSource\nWhen your friend from home calls to say that--minor miscommunication--that cool party she heard about is actually just an unconfirmed gathering of people four high school classes behind you at Applebees. And that she&amp;#39;ll pick you up in five minutes.\nPinterestFacebookSource\nWhen your aunt says to sit down, because she&amp;#39;s gonna tell you all about how 50 Shades of Gray changed her life.\nPinterestFacebookWhat flicks do you watch every holiday season? (Also, if you&amp;#39;re in more of a wanting-new-movies mood, checkout Caitlin&amp;#39;s handy roundup of what&amp;#39;s out now.)\nPhoto: Tumblr, YouTube, IMDB"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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