Over the Counter

Podcast: A Classic Holiday Poem is Reimagined in a Jewelry Store

Kyle Bullock brings you ‘Twas Christmas in a Jewelry Store.’

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5 years ago

December 24, 2018

Kyle Bullock

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IN THIS SPECIAL HOLIDAY EPISODE of “Over the Counter,” host Kyle Bullock brings listeners something a little different — “a story I’ve written that anybody who has gone through a Christmas season in a jewelry store can relate to/”

In “Twas Christmas in a Jewelry Store,” Kyle takes the familiar rhythms of a classic holiday poem (you know the one) and bends it, realistically, to the tale of one jewelry store’s last-minute holiday rush.

Our suggestion? Play during your morning set-up or at least share with your staff for motivation and smiles during the busy days ahead. (Or you can even share with friends or family if you want them to see how crazy your life can get during the holiday rush.)

Enjoy “Twas Christmas in a Jewelry Store” from Kyle Bullock.

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Kyle Bullock

Kyle Bullock is a fourth-generation jeweler who manages Bullock's Jewelry in Roswell, NM. He is also a best selling author, speaker and performer, and small business coach. To contact him, email him at KyleRBullock@gmail.com.

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