♪ It's December again ♪

♪ I can't believe it ♪

♪ Whatever happened to ♪

♪ the rest of the year ♪

♪ It went by so fast ♪

♪ I barely could see it ♪

♪ Now I'm calling all angels high ♪

♪ If you are there ♪

♪ Help me find the ♪

♪ Christmas spirit again ♪

♪ The Christmas spirit again ♪

♪ That warm place in my heart ♪

♪ That was there from the start ♪

♪ I want that Christmas spirit again ♪

(jazzy Christmas music)

- And good morning!

We are in my cousin's house in London,

where we stayed last night.

Feeling a bit pooped today, a little bit partied out.

Had a very good time,

but feeling the effects.

So we're gonna go off to see Claudia's friends,

dental friends.

- Yeah, my dental university friends.

- They're all grownups.

- Yeah, they've all got kids.

Well, not all of them, but majority of them.

Yeah, it's up in Buckinghamshire because we've all, like,

dispersed across the United Kingdom now.

- They studied in London. - But yeah, it'll be nice.

We're gonna have like a Christmas dinner.

- We will have to bring canapes, and a dish, and we.

- Are going to Waitrose.

(laughter)

- We're gonna turn up and everyone's like,

"here's this beautiful thing

that I spent eight hours handcrafting"

and we're like, Waitrose?

- They're gonna do that thing where they show us up, like,

"yeah, you know I've juggled like, having, like,

a toddler, and a newborn, and I've still

made, like, - And a job

- "Two homemade dishes, and we also went out

to a Christmas party last night as well"

and we'll be like, um, well,

What's our excuse?

She's disabled, that's my.

- I keep telling you, it's okay to use that

as an excuse more, because it is true,

having a disabled partner is like saying,

oh I'm sorry, I have a child.

I have a dependent, I have someone I have to look after.

- You're like a really big cumbersome child.

(laughs)

- Wow.

A really big, okay.

- Well, you were just saying use me as an excuse

and then when I do, you're like (gasps)

Yeah, last night's party was all right, wasn't it?

- Yeah, it was really nice!

Was it the third YouTube Christmas party we've been to?

- I think so, yeah.

And every year they decorate it differently.

Like this year was kind of like, enchanted--

- I liked this year so much better.

- Magical woodlands kind of theme, I guess?

It was nice, wasn't it? - This one was beautiful,

especially since I'm quite strict

on my Christmas color schemes,

and I'm very much against silver and blue, because

no. - Was it silver and blue?

- No no no, last year

- Right, yeah. - Was silver and blue.

That's why you didn't see any photos from last year.

- They've got these little corridor bits in the space

that every year they decorate differently, so like,

I think last year it was balloons, wasn't it?

- No, you're thinking Pride.

- Okay.

- So Pride, they had multicolored balloons,

and you walked through them and it's like,

amazing! - I think

one year for Christmas, it was like

loads of cotton wool kind of stuff.

And, like, glittery things.

- Yes it was.

- But anyway, this year it was like

in the nicest way possible, strips of fabric toilet roll.

- You know what it made me think of?

- Toilet roll. - Made me think of those films

when you're in some kind of asylum.

- Oh gosh.

- And for some reason there are torn curtains

that you have to walk through--

- Yeah, I mean, it was a little bit scary

because you couldn't, because they were hanging like

only like this far apart in different lengths

so your eye, like,

- Once you got past one there's already this

one in front of your face. - Your vision stops

at the next thing, obviously.

Though, you'd literally like be walking through,

and someone else would be walking through, like "Oh, hello!"

- You just do not realize until they're

"Hello!" in your face.

- We had to sneak a little kiss,

it was quite romantic.

- Aww!

- It was like a little cute meet.

- It was!

Wait, do you mean 'meet cute?'

- Yep.

- Okay.

(laughter)

- My favorite was the reindeer.

- Yeah, the big reindeer.

- Which was like a side prop

that no one paid any attention to.

I loved it. - I mean, it was weird.

I mean, it was next to the cloak room.

- [Jessica] It was.

- [Claudia] I had no idea it was there until

like, about ten minutes later.

- [Jessica] I was like, "What, how did I miss that?"

- [Claudia] Just missed a massive, white reindeer.

I think it will have started that

when I go to events, cause there's lots of different people,

people are saying hello, and there's lots of stuff,

I'm being like overstimulated.

Take me a while to kind of, like, settle in.

- Yeah.

- We work out, but like, I actually need to have

at least a couple of alcoholic beverages to actually

like, take in my surroundings.

- The extrovert and the introvert

approach Christmas parties very differently,

I think it's fair to say.

I think when I'm nervous about something, or anxious,

I get louder and more chatty,

and more willing to go up to someone,

not more willing, but I just talk to everyone

and get really bold, ask people questions, haha,

cause I'm feeling a bit tense.

And your idea of getting a bit tense is like,

I'm just gonna sit here.

- I could've, I just assume that people haven't seen me,

it's really weird, or I pretend that they haven't,

so I do this really awkward thing

where I walk into a room, I clock someone that I recognize,

- She saw Rowan, a girl we know, and she went

- I basically look at them, we catch eye contact,

and then I'll go, "Look, it's Rowan."

I'm like, why the hell do I need to tell her,

but then I realized when I got home that like,

people must think I'm being such, like, you know,

a b-i-t-c-h, because like all they see,

is me walking into a room, staring at them,

and then whispering something to you.

And then you go over all nice

so they're probably a bit like,

"Is that their, like, what is happening here?"

Are you two-faced?

Am I just obviously, like, true to form?

Actually all I've said is like,

oh look there's someone that we know,

we should go talk to them!

- Go, Jessie, go!

Basically you're sending me

- To go make friends.

- Because you're too awkward to go over and say,

"Hi, good to see you!" You're like, "Go for me go for me"

- I just sat at a separate table eating a burger on my own